FIRST, be sure to check out a BRAND NEW video podcast here!I am here in the prayer room at IHOP, and I’ve been experiencing a surprisingly heavy and peaceful presence of the Holy Spirit this afternoon.  I felt urged to write the Introduction to my new book Pharaoh in the Church.  So, I did just that, and I thought I’d share it with you here.This is a prophetic message of exodus into the wilderness of encounter.  However, as  you’ll read below, we must be in position, submitted to leadership and embracing radical humility if we are to see this call realized.Here’s the Introduction… leave some comments below.  I’d love to hear from you!PHARAOH IN THE CHURCH- INTRODUCTIONYou have in your hands a burning message, an exodus call that originated in at least a small way like the original Exodus call in a burning bush.  Moses experienced the zeal of the deliverer to see His people free to encounter Him.  The goal of this book is for you to discover the pounding heart of God in a way that, I believe, will result in a deep and resounding cry of agreement. However, what you don’t have in your hands is another encouraging message that has the intention of acting as a cheerleader for the advance of an individual agenda.  You see, this is an extreme journey into the wilderness of encounter that will, if successful, rip and tear at your very soul.  A call into the very presence of God is a fearful call indeed. This book alone will both invigorate and challenge you in ways that will bring great satisfaction to the Father, and in turn to His church and to you.  This, though, is not an independent teaching.  Pharaoh in the Church is the message seared into one side of a coin, just opposite of its older sister, Covens in the Church. Can this book be read prior to reading Covens in the Church?  Yes.  Should it?  I believe it would be best to start with Covens in the Church, but, by all means, since this message is with you now, read on! Can this book be read without reading