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Speak To Your Mountain
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| He was talking about speaking to the storm. | |
| And, you know, years ago, we were doing a camp meeting, had 200 people under a tent in the middle of a field, and a tornado was coming right out through there. | |
| And we could see it coming. | |
| Where do you go? | |
| I mean, we're miles from anything. | |
| Is that where you wrote that song? | |
| Where could I go but to the Lord? | |
| We needed that one at that time. | |
| This little old lady, and I'm telling you, she had four or five kids, a little bitty short gal, ran up the mountain up this dirt pile and stood there and screamed at that tornado and commanded it to go this way and that away. | |
| And right before our eyes, we watched it go and it split. | |
| Yeah. | |
| And I'm telling you, there's power in the power of prayer. | |
| And we can pray and we can believe God to turn that hurricane and stop the devour from touching anybody that is in the harm's way. | |
| Amen. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| You know, Paul wrote what David said. | |
| He says, we having the same spirit of faith, we believe. | |
| We got a lot of believers in the church world today, but he said, we believe, therefore, we speak. | |
| The problem in the church world today is we got a lot of believers. | |
| We got very few speakers. | |
| That's right. | |
| And you need to open your mouth and become a speaker and look at the mountains in your life, whether it be debt, whether it be sickness, whether it be storms, and speak to it. | |
| Don't speak about it. | |
| You'll never find a scripture where Jesus went to God and asked him to heal someone. | |
| He commanded the sickness to leave. | |
| He commanded death to leave. | |
| He commanded sight. | |
| And we are made in God's image. | |
| He said, Lord, make them one as you and I are one. | |
| We got the same authority and ability of Jesus. | |
| Open up your mouth and speak. | |
| Amen. | |
| Okay, we want you to sing the song right now. | |
| Speak to your mountain, Tarja War. | |
| You're going to love it. | |
| Target war. | |
| Hallelujah. | |
| It's bigger than you ever dreamed. | |
| It's wider than you can go around. | |
| And it's higher than you can't see. | |
| But his mercy is even wider. | |
| And his grace is so much higher. | |
| So forever in mountain that you face, this is what I want you to do. | |
| Just speak to your mountain. | |
| Be thou reflected. | |
| For there's no mountain big enough that my God cannot move. | |
| You can tell speak to your mountain. | |
| Be thou reflected. | |
| For there's no mountain big enough that my God cannot move. | |
| You'll paralyze by problem. | |
| Gripped by doubt and fear. | |
| It's been so long since you had a song and you cried out all your tears. | |
| Oh, but there's a new day coming. | |
| He said this too shall pass. | |
| Your hope is just a perer away. | |
| And today you will be believed. | |
| We'll speak to your mountain. | |
| Be thou reflected. | |
| But there's no mountain big enough that my God cannot move. | |
| You can tell speak to your mountain. | |
| Be thou reflected. | |
| But there's no mountain big enough. | |
| God cannot move, no matter how high, no matter how high it's time for your mountain to move aside, No matter how high, no matter how high It's time for your mountain to move aside. | |
| God gave you the same power he gave Jesus to open your mouth and decree a thing and to tell the devil how it's going to be. | |
| So from this point on, don't allow the devil to control the narrative in your life. | |
| No, you're the producer of your own life TV show and begin to decree what God said about you and see the script come to pass. | |
| In Jesus' name, this mountain must ago. | |
| As you're coming through, you can just speak to your mountain. | |
| Be thou removed, Lord. | |
| There's an old mountain bigger than up. | |
| And my God cannot move. | |
| You can just speak to your mountain. | |
| Be thou removed, Lord. | |
| There's an old mountain bigger than up. | |