Dutch Sheets 7/22/2022: Stagger Not at the Promises of God Through Unbelief (Romans 4:20)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 2022-08-02

Dutch Sheets 7/22/2022: Stagger Not at the Promises of God Through Unbelief (Romans 4:20)
Dutch speaks at Faneuil Hall on July 22, 2022, with Lamplighter Ministries, hosted by Jon and Jolene Hamill. Quotes: “I told the Lord, “I just can't do this anymore.” One morning I opened the link to "Give Him 15," while having my morning coffee, telling the Lord, “I can't do this anymore.” While I was telling the Lord this, I heard my name - you were saying my name. You prayed for me, by name. I realized you had given me a couple hundred thousand people around the country were praying for me by name. I told the Lord, “I CAN do this.”

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It's a time to be serious, isn't it? It's a time to be very vigilant, very diligent. Thank you for those of you that join us on the fifteens. So many of you try to tune in once in a while to the give him fifteen. I appreciate it. I won't take too much time mentioning that, but I will say this. Nothing has ever taken me by surprise that I've ever done in my life in ministry like those "Give Him Fifteens" have taken me by surprise. 

Julie Meyer, who is one of the matriarch prophetic worshipers of IHOP, who now has moved to California and has a ministry there, but when she sang prophetically over me in Kansas, I think probably seven years ago now. The service was over, she had been up playing and singing and we did some harp and bowl at the end of the service. And it was finished, and I was back down at my seat, gathering my things, and people were just about to grab their purses and go, and she starts playing and singing again. ♪ Dutch ♪ She's singing my name. Much better than that, by the way. She can really sing. Three times and then she starts to say, ♪ You're going to change the world through the number 15 ♪ Much better than that, I mean, it was all done very well. ♪ 15 minutes, 15, 15 ♪ ♪ You know what you have to do, do it ♪ ♪ You know what you have to do, do it ♪ ♪ 15, 15 ♪ 

And I'm sitting there telling the Lord, who knows and declares the end from the beginning is out there, is saying, "You know what you have to do." I'm listening to it, saying "I don't have the slightest idea what she's talking about." I had no idea. I don't. We finally decided to, well, write a little, a short post, much shorter than what we have now, and a few prayer points and release it every day. And just only in print and maybe some people would take it and pray it. I knew I didn't have time to do it, so I hired a person to take my messages and books and write one of those everyday. 

Well, I think about 15,000 people a day reading those and praying with us. Up until two years ago, I was averaging seventy cities a year in this nation traveling to gather people to prayer. When November, October, whenever it was rolled around in 2020, I said, maybe I could facilitate more prayer if I start for the next couple months, to write these myself and just do it. 

There was such an intensity about that whole election and the process. It went from 15,000 to 350,000 or 400,000 every day for the next three months. When it was over, in January, people started saying to me, including my staff, "you can't stop this now."  I finally told my wife Cece, “I'm done with these. I was just exhausted and could not keep up the pace. I was working 70 hours, 80 hours per week. I did have a nagging thought, “Maybe he wants me to change something else.” I told Cece, “I'm going off to this meeting in Arkansas this weekend and I get back Monday we're going to talk about how to phase this out.” 

In Arkansas a lady in the green room made just a beeline for me when I walked in the door. She told me her name, which I recognized, that week on the posts, we had talked and prayed about regarding a bill that was coming up for a vote in Arkansas regarding abortion. If passed, it would be the strongest pro-life legislation in the country which would make Arkansas abortion-free. 

I knew Jason Rapart, the state senator, who had written the bill, but not the co-sponsor in the House – it was this lady. She ran to me, and said, "Thank you for what you are doing." I said, "You're welcome." She said, "Just this week, I was telling the Lord, I can't do this anymore." She said, “The threats on my life, the threats to my children, my grandchildren. They just keep filing lawsuits trying to bleed all our finances. I told the Lord, “I just can't do this anymore.” One morning I opened the link to "Give Him 15," while having my morning coffee, telling the Lord, “I can't do this anymore.”