William Hinn
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In an hour where worship has become entertainment, polished into a product that is produced, packaged, and sold for profit, our generation has largely
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chosen influence over incense, royalties over sacrifice, and production over affection. The Lord stands at the door and knocks.
He expresses a longing, a request for His people: would you forsake all of this to come into My chamber again? We have settled for numbers, likes, and subscribers, while using His name to build our brands. Babylon has become an industry that is taking Levites captive and selling the songs of the Lord for personal gain and influence. Oh Lord, forgive us. Forgive us for polluting Your offering and turning worship into another genre of music. Forgive us for marrying the industry and forgetting about Your Presence.
This is a priestly call to clear our tables of polluted offerings, and once again prepare the table of the Lord. It’s time for reformation.
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