Dutch Sheets: Everything Lives Wherever the River Flows (Revelation 22:2)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 2022-09-06

Dutch Sheets: Everything Lives Wherever the River Flows (Revelation 22:2)
Dutch speaks at Riverside Church in Clarksville, TN, on August 27, 2022. Quotes: “God is taking us to a place where we say, "What does he want to do with me tonight?" Maybe it's just to worship and connect in a way that releases my faith, so that all the faith in the room is becoming one faith river. There will be such agreement, such a heart to release this artesian well, this flowing river, such a unity and such a faith that anybody that comes in the room has to get healed because everything lives where the river flows.”

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In 1996, maybe '97, when I had the vision of being in the river of life with Jesus. It was one of the most profound experiences. It was more than just seeing something; I was living it. I was experiencing a vision. I was in the river with Jesus. He was not acting the way I expected he would act if I ever had an encounter with Jesus. He was laughing.

He was having fun in the river. There was nothing religious about it, or somber, or reverent. There was nothing inappropriate, he was just having fun. When I came out of the vision, I thought, “In my entire life, I have ever pictured God having fun, laughing, carrying on, cutting up.”

Toward the end of the vision, he and I, we went around the world in this vision, and toward the end, we came back to a place, and we ended up on a beach and he had orchestrated having my wife Ceci and my two daughters join us there on the beach. We had been going to different parts of the world, preaching, and getting people in the river.

When we stopped, I said, "What are we doing here?" He said, "It's your birthday. We're going to celebrate your birthday." I said, "We can't stop and celebrate. There are other parts of the world we have to go to and evangelize and heal these people." He said, "Oh, I got other people doing that too, they'll take care of it. Today, you just need to chill, man." 

So he brought out a cake. I said, "Well, okay." He said, “Cut the cake." Cut the cake? We're not going to cut the cake. He started pulling off chunks of it and giving it to us. We had to eat it with our hands. He was laughing and had it all in his beard. He said, "That's one of the problems with you, Dutch, you just always want to cut the cake so neatly." He said, "Sometimes you just need to pull pieces off and just eat it."

When I first in the river, he held me under, and he dunked me. He held me under until I swallowed it. I knew he was playing with me, but I didn't expect him to hold me under that long. Finally, I didn't have any choice. It was like life permeated every cell of my body when I drank or inhaled the river. You couldn't drown in this river. He said, "Let's go to other parts of the world in the river."

Instantly the river went from waist-deep to deep, rushing and swept us away. We ended up in the river in another part of the country, on a bank.  I was waiting for Jesus to do something. He said, "Preach the gospel to them." I said, "I'm not going to preach in front of you. I'm going to know where we are anyway, but what if he was standing here in the flesh and you had to preach? I'd be saying, "No, you preach. You preach. You're the teacher. You're the word, you preach. I want to listen." He said, "They can't see me. They only see you. I'll be right here helping you." So I preach the gospel, and they were a little timid. They didn't know whether to accept it or not. And he said, "If you'll splash them and put some of this water on them, they'll want it."

I said, "Really?" He said, so, whoosh, I started flinging this water up on the bank, and the people who touched, when it hit them, they were just overwhelmed. What do you think they did? They jumped in the river. They wanted to be in this water when they tasted it and when it touched them. We are coming to a point in time where 

God is taking us to a place where we say, "What does he want to do with me tonight?" Maybe it's just to worship and connect in a way that releases my faith, to where all the faith in the room is all becoming one faith river, to where, by the time there's such agreement now, and there's such a heart to release this artesian well, this flowing river, there's such a unity and there's such a faith that anybody that comes in the room has to get healed because everything lives where the river flows.”

That word is Rapha. Everything lives where the river goes. Then when they can't get in the room, we move it out to the parking lot. There are so many people being touched by God, they can't get to the front to be ministered to or they can't get cleared to the person praying.