Dutch Sheets: The Call to Move On
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 2024-04-06

Dutch Sheets: The Call to Move On
Dutch speaks at Grace City Church Harrison, AR on 6/29/2019

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When we got to Philadelphia,
I'm going to wrap up with this,
because I can see that glazed look in some of your eyes.
Went to Cape Henry, Jamestown, Plymouth.
I started to tell you this... I'll tell you this
before I get to Philadelphia.
One of our team members
had been researching her family lineage, ancestry,
and had one place going back that she couldn't find.
She received a phone call from a friend
or someone that was helping her,
or I don't know if she Googled it or what.
But anyway, in the van, on the way to Jamestown,
just before we arrived,
she found that link she was looking for,
and her ancestor was the wife of Robert Hunt,
the founder of Jamestown.
Her great, great, great, great great grandmother
was a part of Jamestown.
Just a coincidence.
We had supernatural, after supernatural things that took place
and God would show us what to pray in each place.
So, Cape Henry, then Jamestown, then Plymouth, then Boston,
then York, then Philadelphia, then DC.
In Philadelphia we went to a place
called "Penn Treaty Park."
It just looks like a quiet, small park in the middle of town
where kids can come and play.
It's not really anything touristy
like some of the places in Philadelphia.
You'd have to know it was there,
and you'd have to be going there on purpose.
You wouldn't just see it.
Oh, this is another special place,
let's go see what it is.
Penn Treaty Park, because Penn entered into a covenant.
They called it a treaty, but it was a covenant.
That's what he called it too, with the First Nations people.
Because the king gave him this land,
but he realized he doesn't have it - he can't give me this land.
These people own this land!
So, he negotiated a price, and he paid them,
and he entered into a covenant with them.
Which is one of the few, maybe only covenant
with the First Nations people that was never broken.
It may have been broken later,
but when Penn's time, lifetime,
that was never, it was never broken.
So there's a monument there to that covenant.
Penn also prayed... William Penn, he prayed,
he was a very, very godly man.
He prayed that Pennsylvania, or the Penn Territory,
would become the seed of a nation.
End from beginning, time catches the decree.
Years later, our nation is born in Philadelphia.
The Declaration of Independence, Continental Congress,
government is formed all in Philadelphia.
The Liberty Bell declaring freedom.
Leviticus, what is the reference, is on the Liberty Bell,
they don't tell you that in school.
Proclaimed liberty throughout the land
to all the inhabitants thereof.
They rang the bell,
our nation was born and decreed a nation,
free nation under the ringing of that bell
with a quote from Leviticus saying,
"Proclaim liberty throughout the land to all the,"
and that's a jubilee verse, [Leviticus 25:10]
and Christ became our jubilee, that gave us that liberty.
So literally our nation was born
under the ringing of the prophetic word of the cross.
Well, we're there, you know, so we go to the park
and we enter, we realize immediately
that we had stepped on the holy ground.
That this was more than just a monument.
The presence of God filled the place,
and we gathered around the little monument.
And we begin to pray, worship, took communion,
and the presence of God continued to fill this park.
Then we realized two, at least two, of the people
saw angels come, begin to fill the park.
And we realized suddenly we have tapped into a root
of covenant and mercy,
keeping of covenant and mercy.
And that this man that God had honored his prayer
to birth a nation from there.
It was one of the most amazing moments of my life.
Clay said, "Mine too."
I said all that to say,
a few months ago, Clay sent me a dream.
And in the dream we were back in Penn Treaty Park,
on what we called the "Retracing Tour,"
because the prophecy said retrace the covenant, the places.
He said we were back in Penn Treaty Park,
and the presence of God was there like it was
and the angels.
And then Donald Trump walked into the park.
The president.
I'm not so sure some of these dreams about him
that have been given to me like that it's so much him,
as maybe him, but absolutely, it's what he represents.
It's the highest seat of authority
naturally in the nation.
But he walked into the park, walked up to us,
and he said one sentence in the dream,
"We can move on from here now.
We can move on from, we've reestablished covenant,
and we can move on now."
Move on to what? Move into the fruit of that.
The awakening, the outpouring,
the blessing, life, harvest.