Alan Scott, pastor of the Vineyard Church of Anaheim, starts his sermon with a story about a man in his church who received a prophetic word for a stranger. Except, when he walked up to the stranger, the word was wrong, the timing was bad, and no fruit came of it. When situations go awry like that, we ask “What was the point of following the Holy Spirit?” In this sermon, Scott explains why it’s necessary for God to tear up our script and subvert our expectations.
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