God said to me, Why is there no lasting revival? Most revivals don't last long. They start up.

Sometimes it takes a while to start them up. But sometimes they start up and then they fizzle out.

Five years is a very long revival. I've been in a revival where it's been two years, I've been in a revival that was only six months.

And you got to understand whatever the timetable is, there are different levels of revival. But why isn't there any long-lasting revival, and I got some things that I'm going to get into here, but I'm going to be jumping around.

But I really believe that we have gotten to be in a delusion in the church. People don't even know what they're asking for when they ask for revival, they want revival to come.

They want God to move in the church. But then when God begins to shift and begin to try to do it, they're like, oh, I don't want that.

Let me tell you something, you cannot say what the revival is going to be. You can't choose the revival.

You can't even choose the people that are going to come to it. Come on, we would like to choose.

And it's you say all that, what's wrong with that? There's something wrong with that. But you got to understand, I couldn't have a choice, God's that kind of God, sometimes he'll bring some of those people.

And they'll come and they'll plop it down in the seat. And they'll have the stirring like they never left.

And I'm telling you, there's a lot of things that are happening, but we have been delusional for so long. And there are some things that are about to happen because we want the stirring of revival, but we don't want the change.

Let me tell you, some revival is going to come and it's going to change everything. It's gonna change the way you even look at church.

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