I emailed my landlord to let her know I will not be renewing my lease, and I just scheduled an email to be sent out to all my clients to let them know about the move into our new location this fall. I nervous! Not really sure why. Help me pray through, thanks!

WELLS OF WEALTH Presence Driven ChurcHouse Network "He shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water, that brings forth its fruit in its season; his leaf also shall not wither; and whatever he does shall prosper." — Psalm 1:3 The blessed man is not defined by his fruit. He is defined by where he is planted. We've been praying for fruit. God has been pointing at the source. There is a difference between prosperity and wealth. Prosperity is seasonal — it has a harvest time, it's based on conditions, it requires the right season to produce. Wealth is establishment. It's a source. It flows out of season because it doesn't depend on weather. It depends on where you're rooted. Abraham dug wells. The Philistines covered them in spite after his death — because they knew that no water meant no life, no prosperity, no future for that bloodline. The enemy didn't attack the fruit. He attacked the source. Isaac came back and re-dug every single one. He didn't pray for rain. Rain is seasonal. Isaac chose establishment — he uncovered what already had a foundation and gave the wells back the same names his father gave them. And when the enemy showed up at the reopening, Isaac kept digging. Through contention. Through hostility. Until he hit Rehoboth — room to expand. The Lord is saying the same thing to this generation: Open the wells. The enemy did not destroy what was established. He covered it. And there is a difference between what is destroyed and what is covered. You cannot recover what is destroyed — but you can always uncover what has been covered. The foundation is solid. The water is still there. 🔑 POWER STATEMENTS: ▪️ Prosperity is seasonal. Wealth is established. Stop asking for fruit. Go find the water. ▪️ The enemy never attacks your fruit. He attacks your source. Guard accordingly. ▪️ Isaac didn't ask for rain — rain is seasonal. He uncovered establishment. That's the mindset shift. ▪️ The opposition at the well is not a sign that you're wrong. It's a sign that you're close.

DYNAMITE — Pentecost Sunday Happy Pentecost! 1,993 years ago today, in an upper room in Jerusalem, the Holy Spirit fell with fire and power and tongues and the church was born. Not with a program. With an explosion. Today we talked about something that should disturb every one of us: the difference between the church that was and the church that is. THE WORD The Greek word for power in Acts 1:8 is tied to four roots: dunamai, dunamis, dunamoe, dunestes. Dynamite comes from these words. The church was never meant to be an influencer. The church was meant to be dynamite. You can’t light dynamite and hide the explosion. It’s loud. It’s disruptive. It’s not quiet power. It’s life-altering, room-shaking, pattern-breaking dunamis power. And every single one of you who carries the Holy Spirit is carrying it right now. THE PROBLEM We have become a generation drowning in information and starving for demonstration. Paul said it plainly in 1 Corinthians 2:4–5: “My message and my preaching were not in persuasive words of wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power, so that your faith would not rest on the wisdom of men, but on the power of God.” We’ve reversed the order. We explain and never demonstrate. We teach about healing and never lay hands on anybody. We preach about boldness and never confront anything. We have the form of godliness but we’ve denied the power (2 Timothy 3:5). MONEY IS NOT POWER Simon the Sorcerer saw the apostles laying hands and people receiving the Holy Ghost. He pulled out his wallet and said “Give me this power too.” Peter said: your money perish with you. The gift of God cannot be purchased (Acts 8:17–20). For the carnal man, money is power. For the spiritual man, Holy Spirit is power. Money can’t buy you more life, more health, more strength. But we’ve been trained to believe money is the solution to everything. Peter walked up to a lame man who asked for money and said: “Silver and gold I do not have, but what I do have I give you. In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk” (Acts 3:6). The demonstration did what money never could.

🚨BREAKING NEWS: Over 30 rapid fire shots fired outside the White House! Reporters are ducking for cover! Secret service is scrambling! Pray for President Trump! Pray for America!