Colossians Part 5

I’d love to be with you when these things blossom more fully in your life. Write me a letter sometimes. And Carmen, call me. Shandra, write to me. And who is the other? Now, I want you to do something. I want you to come down here with me, and we’re going to sing a song or two, and I would like to hear you open your mouth to the Lord and saints. I don’t want to hear any begging; I don’t want to hear any asking. I would like to hear some very simple statements. You can call them declarations if you want, but if that’s too big to put on, just statements. You want to hear one? Come on down, and you’ll know what to pray for.

Would half of you get on this side of me? Half of you get on this side of me. The rest of you get on this side of me. Now, sister, will you get close to me? Alright, are you getting closer here? Come on in a little closer. Now, what are we going to start off with as a song? You have to tell me, what’s the first song we’re going to sing?

Audience: We place You.

We place You, what’s the second one? Thy name, O Lord, and what’s the third one? Can you sing that? Is that too long? Sing the first stanza of it. All right, is that possible? Sing the first stanza of Ekklesia. Do you have the three songs? And then you’re going to talk, you’re going to open your mouth, and you’re going to fight your religious nature. You’re going to fight the prayer that says, “Lord, help us.” Or “Lord, make us more conscious of declaring those things you heard.” Lord, she’s wise, and I’m part of her. Find something, it’s in there. You have a prayer. Are you ready to do all these things? Now I want you to watch something very important. This is extremely important. This is something for you to learn. Are you watching? Are you listening? All right, watch very carefully. Good night, saints. That’s important, this is your prayer meeting, not mine.