You Are Called

All right, we got everything on high speed this morning. Come on,

somebody, you're doing good. Yeah, yeah, I'm going to turn you

loose. We've got one of the most important things that we do here to

build community, to build family. How many of you know we're made up

of every tribe, kindred tongue and people. Did I remember nation? Amen?

And we are. We're called to be one. We're called to love

as one, work as one, strengthen one another as one. And one

of the ways we do all of that is through our small group ministry.

So if you're new today as well, you're welcome to dive in because this

is also one of the ways that we grow in the Lord is in small

groups. Because in these small groups, you're going to find out how to

walk with the Lord. You're going to study the Word of God, You're

going to find out how to pray, You're going to find out about deliverance

and freedom, You're going to learn how to worship. You are going to

grow and it's a fun filled, loving atmosphere you can't lose. And it's

part of the way that we really pastor the church. One of the first

questions I'm going to ask you and the office is going to ask you when

you have a need in our body, is which connect group are you in?

Who's your connect group pastor right, who's your lay pastor. That's what

we're asking. We're asking, are you connected to somebody in leadership who is

caring for you? You're submitted to your allowing ministry to come through them to

you. Because this is one of the ways that we pastor the body,

that we care for, the flock, that we build one another up.

So that's why we don't want you hanging back. We don't want you saying,

well, I'm not sure if I'm interested. There's definitely something here for

you. The table is a worship gathering group. You're going to find discipleship

there. You're going to find growth. Over here, we've got Hispanic groups.

So Jesus is leading two groups. These are virtual groups. You can

hop online, hop on zoom. There's prayer, there's Bible study. Jackie

is over here. Jackie wave at us. She's got about twenty one Hispanic

ladies gathering at her house. It's a crazy Bible study group. Sydney's group

is called Women of the Bible. But men, you are welcomed. I

know it's a little deceiving, but it's their studying is some of the women

of the Bible, but men are welcome to the study. So that's on

South Hill. We've got the Judah's Group over here that meets in the building.

This is a women's group over here. We've got a whole bunch of

other groups. Bilingual fellowship. You're gonna be learning both English and Spanish.

You've got Joanne's group, Party, Praise and Prayer. It's a group of

women at gathering there and I should go through all the groups. But Miriam's

got an amazing group on Tuesday nights. Men and women welcome over here.

Aga has shifted to once a month, and so Frank and Angela if you

want to be a part of their group. We've got the Communion Group,

the Virtual Community group up here. Sarah is starting a group of women in

business. Sarah Sanders, attorney at Law, starting women in business. You

gotta get to that. Anthony and Greg are starting a men's Bible study.

There's couples groups, singles groups, men's groups, every kind of group.

You got five minutes to get up and run and linger and check out a

group. We want you to connect we want you to meet a leader.

We want you to sign up that you're interested and let them know and then

they'll follow up. You'll get more information on the mark on your set.

Go five minutes. Who did I remember? This? Group? Up here?

The gathering Prophetic ministry Gathering group up here with Dina and Paul. Walk

in renewal with Jared and Lisa at their house in pallap It's for couples walking

in renewal, learning how to walk in renewal. Come up and check out

Jared and Lisa and connect with them. There's a group for every single one

of us here and it's gonna be so much fun this season. If you

don't have a name tag, go back and get a name tag on.

This his name tag a day because we're connecting and building relationships and some Mehi

should have a name tag on. Everybody should have a name tag on.

If you don't have one, go back and get a name tag. Get

that filled out. Larry should have a name tag on. Everybody should have

a name tag on. Today. This is name tag Sunday. Michael should

have a name tag on. Not that Michael together, Michael. Good to

have Michael with this though, in the building. Romans should have a name

tag on. Roman's name tag is missing, but Romans should have one on.

We need to have name tags on because this is name tags Sunday.

Somebody needs to bring one to me. Hi. He needs to get his

name tag on. Lavon's got one on, but he's hiding it underneath his

coat. Lavon's got his name tag on. Ena needs her name tag.

Sarah needs her name tag. This is name tag Sunday, because we're building

relationships and connecting. There's cookies up here at the Prophetic Gathering. You gotta

get a cookie. Come up and get a cookie. Do not sit in

your chair when there's so many exciting cookies in the building. These cookies need

to go home in your tummy. Hallellujah. We've never had so much fun.

Roger needs his name tag. He's sitting here with no name tag on.

What in the world? Come on, Shirts of the Living God,

Rise up and get a cookie, Rise up and get coffee. And we've

got coffee in the back. And we've got tea for the anti coffee people.

We've got tea in the back. Scott Broughton needs his name tag.

No name tag on, Scott Broughton. Don't even know who he is there

it is Thank the Lord. He's got a name tag. Oh Glory to

God. Oh yeah, you still got time. You still got time to

come over and meet Jared and Lisa at the renewal group. You've still got

time. You've still got time. Couples group, it's gonna be couples and

singles. Come and get renewed, Come and get renewed. It's gonna be

so much fun. Andrew doesn't have his name tag on. I'm looking,

I'm looking right now. Where's Andrew's name tag? What in the world,

Andrew, get a name tag? Quick, get some coffee in a name

tag? Wake up, smell the roses. Rodgers got his name tag on.

Thank the Lord. Rogers got his name tag on. Hallelujah? What

would you do with that? May I also get one of these? This

is the overview This is the giant overview menu that says every group listed on

it. You don't want ever get the overgive view menu, so these are

available also at the tables. Over View menu available at the tables. Hallelujah.

All right, I am so proud of how y'all are connecting and getting

your name down. Let's start finding your way back to your seats, if

you would. We've got some great things in store for you for the last

part of this service, So come on back to your seats. We got

good stuff coming. We're gonna tell you some stories about our mission trip.

Good job. I love it how this church loves to mix and mingle.

Connect groups are the best. Amen, awesome. I would like four hour

Uganda team members that are still here today that ended up coming today to come

on up and grab a seat on the stools. I promised you last week

that you would hear some stories this week about about Uganda. We had gotten

in a little late Saturday, got home about eight o'clock at night, so

none of us were really prepared to be able to share last week, and

so we've had a lot of week this week to sleep. I am finally

back in this time zone, and I think most of my brain cells have

joined me back in the time zone the Pacific. Is it Pacific Standard time

that we're in? I think it is. It's great. How many of

you got your name down on a couple of small group lists. Raise your

hand high if you've signed up for some good job, Good job, We're

so grateful for that. We love our small groups around here. We love

connecting, we love being able to minister to you on a little bit more

one on one basis. It's fabulous. You get to know people, you

become friends and lifetime friends actually through small groups and care groups, and that's

awesome. Well, I wanted to read to you the scripture that we kind

of used to kick off our missions series, if you remember, back in

March, I read to you the greatest commandment of all. There was some

pharisees and sadducees that were wanting to trip Jesus up, and so they came

to Jesus and said, Jesus, what is the most important commandment? And

he thought that they would say, you know, Jesus would say, well,

you're better, You're better not sin, or you're better do things right,

or you better not touch anything unclean, or you're better not lots the

lot of the better nuts. But they found that Jesus did not give them

any dues and dots. Instead, he gave them a standard for relationships,

a standard for how we are to handle one another and him. And so

let me read this to you, Jesus answered him, this is the greatest

commandment of all, Love the Lord your God, with every passion of your

heart, with all the energy of your being, and with every thought that

is within you. This is the greatest and supreme commandment. And the second

is like it in importance. You must love your friend or neighbor. Love

your friend or your neighbor in the same way that you love yourself. So

when he just describe how we are supposed to love God, he's also describing

how we are supposed to love our neighbor, love those around us, love

those who are in need, Love every other person, not just the ones

that look like you, live in the same nation and talk just like you.

We're supposed to love everybody. And when you look around this room,

you're gonna find that God loves variety. He doesn't like same same. But

yet we have a tendency sometimes to gravitate towards same same, Like if you

don't speak my language, or if you don't look like me, or you

don't do things like I do we kind of, or maybe you're not the

same generation as me, or maybe you're not in the same socioeconomic class as

me. We tend to gravitate towards same same and God is saying to us,

hey, listen, I didn't make same sing I have made a lot

of variety. And it is your job to love me with all of your

mind, all of your energy, and all of your strength, and then

to turn around and love everyone around you. I don't care what color their

skin is, what language they speak, what their background is. I don't

care. Love Amen. And so that's what we do around here at New

Horizon. We have a very strong outreach towards missions. And that's kind of

the drumbeat that I'm always pounding, just to keep us looking outside of ourselves.

Did you know did you know that? Yeah, you got up this

morning and you drove to church and we just had church together. But this

is not the sum total of the whole world's church. Sometimes we think that

the one little thing that we do, the place we go and the chair

that we sit in, and the people that kind of we bump up against

at church, that's the sum total of all God's church right here. But

that's not the case. Did you know that? Probably well, Uganda is

ten hours ahead of us. So if you look around all the way around

the world, ten twelve, fifteen hours ago, other people around the world

woke up and ate maybe a different breakfast than you did, and they got

to church, and maybe in a different way than you did. Maybe not

in their own little car. Maybe they had to ride a boat a boat,

and maybe they had to ride a horse, maybe they had to walk.

But they went to a church. Maybe it didn't look like this,

maybe it was a grass hut. But they all came together and they worshiped

the same God, with the same heart and with the same spirit, all

the way around the world. And it's pretty cool how God has it,

Because have you ever been to like the Seahawks game or somewhere in the Call

to seum where one part starts to shout and then the next and it's kind

of that what do they call that, the wave that goes all the way,

Well, that's what happens every seven days on this planet. Wherever the

first time zone is, I don't know where it is. But they got

up and they worshiped the Lord. They stood up and they learned truth,

and they loved God, and they learned they heard the same message of forgiveness

and of repentance and living for Him. And then the next time zone and

the next time zone and the next time zone. We're kind of the last

ones to the party. Did you know that we kind of finish shut up

right here in the Pacific. I think Hawaii is the next one, and

then I think it starts all over again somewhere in there. But the reason

why I'm sharing this with you is I want us always to realize that our

little world, our little slice of the Kingdom, is not all that there

is, and that there is a whole world out there, a whole world

out there that loves God. But there's also a whole world out there that

doesn't know about him. There's a whole world out there that God has put

together and loves just as much as He loves you, and He's called you

to love them. Amen. So we spend time and money and resources here

at New Horizon because I love to keep in front of your hearts and in

front of your eyes and in front of your mind all of our neighbors,

all of humanity, so that we can become generous people. You know,

when there's a need around the world for a well in a community, they

have a need. But did you know that I don't have a need for

a well. I have a need to become generous. They might need water,

but my soul needs the exercise of generosity, and so in the midst

of all of it, it's a beautiful thing. Amen. So last week

on Saturday, we returned from our trip to Uganda, and you all helped

send us there, and you all did a bunch of work and you didn't

even know it. So we are here to share with you some of the

things that you did without even knowing it, because you supported us financially and

we were able to care for people, change people's lives and do a using

things. So I have a group of people behind here. Each of one

is going to tell a different story. And I'm going to start with mister

Wolfe, if you would come up part of our team. Mister wolf don't

you love mister wolf I love him? So him and mister Sims over here.

UH preached at a pastor's conference and there were about three hundred pastors there,

and I want you to share some pictures and some stories about your time.

There's pictures all ready together. There's the picture that's actually a boozy.

We did a marriage conference there and so that was something that was the first

three days we were there. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Figure out,

Uh, this is the apostle seed of my own jo So he flew in.

This is at the pastor's conference, so Avoniar and heavy, which was

near Lake Victoria if you look it up on the map. But he flew

in yesterday before. So he's here on a on a trip. So we

had an amazing time that the Pastor's conference, who were there five days before

we left. I didn't know exactly what the Lord was going to have me

share on, but the Lord gave me a word, and the Lord showed

me like revelation one unto Him who loved us and washed us from our sins

in his own blood, and hath made us kings and priests unto God and

his Father. So the Lord, the Lord gave me a word to deliver

over there about bringing the communities of these pastors, bringing those communities into heaven

on earth, and that God was actually appointing them as royalty. They weren't

just the priests of their community or their village, but they were the kings

of their village, and that they were to raise up kings as kings,

they were to raise up kings in their community. And so it was so

amazing. It was anointed. God was all over it. It was wonderful.

And then we got to anoint all of these pastors as kings over their

community and it was I think it literally with earth shaking, it was so

rich. And then you all helped us distribute books. So we took four

hundred and fifty books over there and distributed Move your Mountain books, the Self

Deliverance book, the Restored Life Book, to Communion book. So we just

overwhelmed them with a book distribution at the end of the week and just had

an amazing time with us. So thank you for being a part of that.

And just remember this over you as well, that you were not paupers

in God, that God calls you kings and priests, and that you are

the ones who reign with Him. We brought the word of Ecclesia to them,

we brought the word of Apostle to them, and it's just you know,

some of what we've gotten to partake of God was shifting in their hearts

as well, and it was amazing. So thank you so much. Amen.

From what I hear, they blew it up over there, and Pastor

Joe come on up here and you share what you did. Well, we

I was. It was my first trip and in the past i've I've been

one to send but never to go. And this time I went. And

I won't ever be the same. And I will tell you, I want

you to just focus on this for just a second. This picture here,

this little guy is God free and Godfrey is a pastor. And on Thursday,

after I shared on armor bearing and raising up an armor bearer, he

ran to me after service or after after the message and handed me six thousand

shillings And that's about a dollar sixty in your money, but that's over half

a day's wages for the average Ugandan. So he grabbed me and gave that

to me and and said, I'm sewing this for my ministry and you know,

believing for God to raise up an armor bearer for him. And see,

you know, we're bringing stuff to these guys that they need. But

I want you to understand, somebody, because what grabbed my heart was that.

But what really grabbed my heart was the fact that these people walk in

a humility that is so amazing and so precious. And you know, in

America, what we see and I don't want to be critical but the reality

is we like our comforts and and I don't know many of us here who

would sit in a cinder blocked building with a non vented metal roof in ninety

degree heat for hours and hours, five days in a row to hear the

word we'd want our comfortable chair. These are wooden chairs. These aren't comfortable,

and we'd want we'd want you know, where's the coffee bar? Where?

And you know, but they're humble, not in the sense of of

a pity humble, but they're humbled because they only want God. They only

want what He has for them. They only want what Jesus brings. And

that's the humility that Jesus was talking about in the Beatitudes when he said blessed

are the meek, he meant that to be that blessed are the ones who

only seek God, who run after Him with everything that they have. That's

who I want to be. And so as important as it was for us

to bring something to them, I think it's equally as important for us to

take something from them. And so today my encouragement to you is that you

know, don't don't sit here thinking this is you know, we've arrived at

something we haven't arrived at anything until we've arrived at the power and the foot

of the Cross, and said, God, all I want is you.

So my encouragement to you today is to you know, go and be and

do and be a part of this thing, and you'll never be the same

again, I promise you. Amen, God bless you. Amen. So

Pastor Dwayne and Joe stayed all week, pretty much the whole time teaching in

the Pastor's conference and that kind of thing, and the rest of us climbed

in a coaster. A coaster is of a bus of sorts, and we

rattled down the road for about seven hours potholes and speed bumps on the main

highway down to Metucula. And so let's have Debbie come on up. And

so what we did was when we were in Metucula we did a medical clinic

and then we also, because it was the rain we bought, we brought

the rain, which they were all happy that we had brought the rain.

But that minute was the beginning of planting season, and so a lot of

the women were out in the fields planting on the two days that we had

planned the medical clinic. So even though we had planned for about a thousand

people eight hundred two thousand to come to through the medical clinic. We didn't

have that many numbers, and so we served who was there, and then

we took advantage of it and we went on a little hike. We went

on a sojourn. Because Justice and Rose are the doctor and his wife there.

They do outreach to all of the teen mothers who they he's delivered their

babies who have absolutely nothing. They don't have, they haven't graduated from school,

and they have multiple children, and they are the poorest of the poor.

So Debbie, would you kind of take us on a little tour of

that little walk that we took. Okay, like Pastor said, we all

kind of gathered up and the social worker that was at the clinic, he

was our interpreter, and go ahead and just keep rolling through Johnny. And

so the places we visited, this hut here a girl named Elvis, I

think she do in September. She wasn't very old. Her mom and two

sisters lived in the little village keep rolling Johnny, and so she didn't have

any place to go. And women have a different position. We in America

don't even understand how the women are yeah, it's just different. And the

babies, they're just This woman was so blessed because we gave her stuff and

she had this little baby named Daphne, and I said, oh, I

have a granddaughter named Daphne, so I mean we kind of related. And

then we went to this first place and it was like a cinder block room.

I knelt to pray for this lady and this is Diana. She and

her husband she was married, are building a house. She had half of

the roof done and it was a rainy season, so I don't know how

they were going to survive on that, but they lived just so meagerly.

It's just really they do wonders with what little they have. This is another

group that had babies, and I'm like Pastor said, these are teenage mothers

and from my understanding during COVID, a lot of these girls i'm got pregnant

without the fathers sticking around, and so they're, you know, relying on

their own. And then that's one of the babies. You guys, babies,

Oh they're my heart. And there was a lot of them. We

just loved them to death. And then an older lady named Eva. She

was the mother of the three Elvis was one of her children, and then

the two older ones, and they had a baby, and they lived in

a little tiny, square cinder block place. I prayed for her, but

I had to kneel because I couldn't stand up, and I'm not a tall

person. That's Eva right there. She speaks six languages, however, not

English, so we had a translator. But the women and the children there

that they just if you have a servant's heart, you have to go,

because you will just it's life changing, it really is. We are all

so blessed, you don't even know how much. So that last lady there,

she lives in a little squares probably ten by ten that you can see

the doorway there. It's filled. She lives there with her her two teenage

daughters who also have children. And so there was one mattress in the corner,

and that mattress was about a four inch foam that is typically covered in

fabric. All the fabric had been ripped off, the foam was falling apart.

They sleep like cordwood, you know, all the way across. They

put their heads on the mattress and their bodies on the cement floor. So

you know what you did. Do you know what you did? Well?

You bought new mattresses for all of the single mama's over there. We bought

about forty, Yes you did, Oh yes, shoe did you have no

idea how busy you were when you were over there. But your giving into

missions gave me the power to take extra cash over so that when I found

needs like this, I was just like, no, we can't do this

anymore. So we bought forty mattresses for forty of the single moms. You

did, right, Okay, So Connie did not stay for second service,

So let's go to Connie's pictures very quickly. Connie spent her week working for

my three sixty shoe project. That's a little little child that runs around the

compound there. But what she did was she worked with that team right there

and worked for five day, four days, four days, sewing and putting

together shoes. And that is her right there working. And these are those

really cool shoes that expand two sizes, so when you give the child a

shoe, it actually grows with them. It's just the nifty thing. So

it starts off like what you just saw. And then she was sewing and

she was cutting and she was nipping. She was working really hard, all

by herself from our team with all those other people. She had the time

of her life. We then went on Friday to this church here that has

a school and an orphanage attached to it. Those are all children sitting there.

There's hundreds of them. And we went in and we had a little

children's ministry time and pray taught them the word, and then we all lined

up. Go to the next picture. Those are the shoes that we brought.

We brought three hundred fifty. Now stay right there. That is a

foot that was presented to me. What happens is is the children would come

sit down in the chair in front of us. They'd put one foot up

on your lap, and you had some baby wipes and you'd wash their feet

and there you go. And then you'd put a fresh pair of socks,

brand new socks on them, and a pair of shoes. So go back

to that foot, that foot. Okay, that foot came to me with

no shoes on it, but about I don't know how many inches of dirt.

So what you see there you can kind of see the light skin that's

I had soaked it with about fifteen baby wipes and scrub till I could finally

find skin. So this little guy cute us little guy in the world,

and he had clean feet by the time I was done, and I was

out of baby wipes, So go ahead and go forward. These are Unfortunately

we cropped that picture. That little boy has shoes on his feet, and

there's some more shoes, and the next one, this is Connie. This

is us lined up. We had probably fifteen or twenty of us doing this.

It was very sad when the last shoe was given away because we had

not run out of children. So you are the ones that paid for those

shoes. You were busy that week. Thank you, Thank you so much

for that. Let's see how about Pastor Dennis. Okay, So we got

the opportunity to see an extension of what the Lord is doing here locally through

the Food Bank Ministry and the Hispanic community Gloria Rios por laid Hispana Amen.

And so not only is the Lord building this house Amen and building the nations

through the Hispanic community the Food Bank ministry, but now as a community we

come together and we break the spirit of poverty in Lucaya, Uganda by raising

this farm, chicken farm, poultry farm. We call it jokingly, we

call it the chicken coop because that's what we thought we were gonna build.

But this turned out to be a huge in men's project and the whole process

of self sustainability, the business model, the education that goes into the school.

It's like a whole beautiful ecosystem that the Lord is doing through your generosity.

Amen. So I got to be a part of that along with every

one of you. So thank you for buying tamales, Thank you for buying

tacos. Yeah, it's an honor and a great privilege to be a part

of a church that it's so giving. Amen. So that's it. Amen.

So yep, there's the kids. Oh I forgot all about this.

So everything over there is done with so much joy and dance and beautiful smiles.

Look at that, I mean, come on. And so basically the

kids did a presentation for us, and through dance and music and wonderful drum

playing, they presented a story of a child that was sick and they prayed

to the Lord the child. That little kid right there, he's got the

moves, man, he makes me look bad. So he rose up from

the sickness, he was healed and everybody's dancing and expressing thanksgiving on to the

Lord. So it was amazing. We love our people and men. Amen.

Amen, Miss Sandy, help us understand what you did out in Matukulis.

So when we were at the out doing the medical clinic, the doctors

and nurses were busy dispensing medications and taking care of it. And then this

lady was doing her thing, So help you help them understand what they did

while you were doing your thing. Oh, y'all, help me do something

I love. And it's not the first time I've been able to do it,

but it's the first time I've been able to tell you about it.

So one of the issues, the farther out to go, the less money

there is, it feels like, and some of the young ladies, if

they don't have enough, why hand it out Feminine hygiene kits. So if

they don't have everything they need to be able to go to school, then

they miss a week of school a month. So what we did is we

brought kits that I was trained by an international organization to present them, but

our Boosey Women's Empowerment Center was trained by the same organization to make them.

So everything was bought local, everything was made local, the money stayed local.

It helped support the ladies in Boosey. And then we get the gift

of taking these to these young ladies out there and do classes, small groups

of classes and get to just have fun with them. Explain it that little

lady is just saying thank you for her kid. We had a blast with

Maureen. You see in the corner. They're one of the nurses in Matukola.

So thank you all for paying for those kids and help, you know,

help and make that happen. But one of the other things that I

wanted to share with you, and that I really really noticed was super highlighted

to me on this trip was that regardless of what each person thought they were

going with or not going with as far as what they were contributing, God

took that yes for them and just turned it. He multiplied it, and

he turned it into something else. I watched my husband, who planned to

go and teach bring healing in a relational situation that had been ongoing for a

while. I watched Pastor Joel, who had a list of, you know,

important things to do, sit for an hour in a plastic chair and

lock eyes with a local pastor's wife and encourage her because she was all alone

out where she was at. You know, I watched a dentist who thought

he was going for chickens raise up some young men and sit them down and

teach them about leadership and then go play soccer with them and let him get

all the energy out. Debbie, who was going for you know, loving

on babies and ladies, sharing her testimony in such a vulnerable way, and

the response that those ladies had to her, and what a gift to that

was to them, and for Connie. I got a note this morning from

the leader of my three sixty saying what an encouragement she was to the team.

And I don't know if she even relies to that, But each one

of us brought things to the table that we might not have even noticed ourselves

unless Holy Spirit highlighted them. And I want to say it's the same for

y'all. And I know some of you sitting out here have been there before

and you know what I'm talking about, and some of you might want to

go, And even if you don't go, and if you stay here and

you serve, it's the same thing God take sure yes, and he multiplies

it, and he affects people in ways that you don't even realize are in

you. He'd brings out those gifts in you and gives them to those people

around you. So don't quit. Don't quit. Say yes any chance you

get and watch and see what happens. Amen, How many of you remember

in the month of March, this last month, at last March, we

did missions a month and we raised finance to put a well in. Do

you remember that? Who was there? Raise your hand? Were yep?

Most of you. So go to the Comango pictures. That is the well

that you put in. They had just completed it when we got there.

So we pumped water out of that well with all the kids. Keep going.

The kids drank water out of cupt straight from the water well instead of

having to go to the swamp that had just opened. We had just opened

this water well. That was part of the community that came for the dedication

for that water well. Look at what you did, Remember I told you

you were busy. We bought jerry cans and gave jerry cans out to the

community so that they would be able to have something for carrying water. Back

and forth from that water. Well, look at what you did. You

bought that. We loved on those kids. We put balloons in every one

of their hands, and we prayed over them, and we had a wonderful,

wonderful service we played with them. It was fabulous. Go to the

Metuculis slides if you would. This is some of this. Go ahead,

just keep going, just go through them pretty quickly. That was one of

the groups that we were dealing. You're not dealing, but working with.

Dennis is one of these children. Remember Spencer, Look at Dennis. Keep

going because there's more of him in there. There's Spencer. Keep going.

Yeah, we had a hoot working together, sharing testimonies. He is in

He's in the bottom of that pile, Dennis is. Yeah, he's in

the bottom of that pile. You can't see you can which head is his?

Can you see which head is his? It's the bald one right there.

Okay, keep going, keep going? Is that it for down there?

Okay? Well that is it? Okay. I want to welcome Yeah,

we'll leave that one up. How's that? Oh boy? I want

to welcome Pastor Stephen Mayanga up here and he's gonna close us out We're gonna

hear from him. Hallelujah. On behalf of Yougana Christian Outreach Ministers and on

behalf of the World Outreach Minister Foundation. I just want to say thank you

very much for teaming up with Jesus, for teaming ups with us to change

Africa for Jesus. And I would like to share a scripture with you and

a few remarks. Isaiah chapter six, verse eight. The Bible says,

then I had the voice of the Lord saying home, Shaha, send and

who will go for us? And I said, here, I am send

me. It's unbelievable that God, the creator of the whole world, God

who is able to do things, who created heaven and earth, sit there

and say who will go for us? I just want you to know God

cannot change people without people. God's changing people through people. God loves people

through God, bless people through you. Can do better than that. God

bless people through God, change people through God, transform villages and the community

through and the people. As is the Church, God, the Father,

God, the Son, God, the Holy Spirit. Prist you makes a

very dangerous team. Now let's sit down. Let's see this is the Church,

this is you, when you accept Jesus to come to become your Lord

and savior. You wait Jesus come into your life. So pastor and prist

Jesus. Those are two day and when you received the holiday, the holiday,

he comes into your life. For many. How many are in this

and then we get him on their father and he looks like your father.

How many now are in this box? Oh, so like they say me,

come aloud at me, Jesus Christ, Jesus Christ, all the spirits

Father, rast go the Father. We are up there your last him.

So whenever you go, Gods, his kingdom is in you. The good

and the God has heart to beat his missions missionless love, missionless missions love.

So when God wanted to bring people to deliver people from Egypt out of

bondage, he said, in his word, I have a heart the Christ

of my people. I have seen their suffering, I have filled their pain.

I have come to deliver them. Then God go, Did God go?

He said, Moses come to deliver, to take a nation out of

a nation without a gun, but with the presence of God, the Trinity

teaming up with Moses. Hallelujah. In the Second King chapter five, Now

I many made a mistake of taking a girl. We don't know her name.

But that kingdom of God was in that younger girl. She was employed

in the yaman's home. If you are working somewhere, you are an ambassador.

Say amen, the kingdom of God has gone into that place. When

that that is missions by the way. So when that the girl was in

the Armand's home, the kingdom of God, the Father, the Son,

and the Holiday was lulling and raining and taking dominion in Armand's house. She

did not feel sorry for herself. Many of us have missed to be used

of God because we think about ourselves. We feel sorry for ourselves. But

when you have God, the Father, the Son, and the Holiday,

you have the eyes of God. You have the ears of God. You

have the sound mind of God. You see what God sees. You hear

with God hears. You have the sound mind of God. You have the

heart bit of God. So was that younger girl when she was in Ammani's

house. She did not think about herself like most of us today. She

would have said, God, why don't you deliver me, Why don't you

restun me? Why do you allow me? God's ways are not our ways?

He sent we talk about giving, we talk about going, and we

talk about doing. God can't send you any way. He sent her in

a way no mane can understand. And when she was there, she had

the eyes of God. She's saw death in her Armani's home. She saw

tears in missus Namani's eyes. She's saw children who are hurting because Dad was

full of repressed. She was representing God. She spoke on behalf of God,

the Father, God, the Son, and God the Holyday and amand

went and she said, if my master, can God see my pastor,

he will be healed of his deprosed. The Kingdom of God changed now Armand's

house. The Kingdom of God changed that whole kingdom through a simple girl.

You are annointed to say I am annointed. Say I am anointed to change

the world. Wherever you go. I am ambassador. I represent to God.

The last example is God the Sun. She first a challenge God,

say holda God for us, who patterner with me to bless people. She

had a challenge of five thousand men did not come to women. If it

was African children, African family, they would be the five thousand men,

ten thousand women and maybe fifteen thousand children, but they only accounted men.

And Jesus wanted to heal those who were hungry. She was looking for those

who are willing to give, to partner with him, to give, to

do the giving, to be part of what He's doing. The disciples went

around asking anybody willing to sacrifice your lunch to invest into Jesus's ministry so he

can feed the hungry. And all the men hid their lunch boxes, and

all the women hide their chocolates, and all they used, hid all their

cookies. And the only one, younger boy whose eyes could see what God

was seeing, whose ears could hear the hurting and the cries of the hungry,

who understood with the sound mind what God was doing. And he said,

Andrew, I invest my lunch into Jesus's ministry. We talk about a

giving, we talk about going, we talk about doing that boy partner with

Jesus. And he fed five thousand men, ten thousand women, fifteen thousand

children, and the words balance, thank you for partnering with World Outreach,

Minister Foundation, when you had the cries of comment or community drinking water from

the swamp, you invested like the boy invested his lunch. You invested your

money and today you saw the children drinking itself and the clean water. Thanks

she for investing. When you saw the mothers, you saw the mothers in

Africa, Uganda and Africa. Every day mothers die when they're giving birth.

Many of her children don't celebrate five years, but the celebration they die.

But thank you for teaming up with Jesus to build a medical center in Motocola

to save those mothers, to save the children in Africa. We call her

Mama Joe. When she was daily dedicating that way. You saw the pictures.

The political leader stood on the behalf of the community to thank her,

to thank you. But these were her words. His words, including a

Muslim representative, who are the associate of the political leader? They say it,

Mamajo has told us about Jesus and we're welcome Jesus into our lives.

But we ask you. Our children don't have school. Can you build at

a school? They were asking Mamajo. And when they're asking Mamajo, who

do they ask? They are asking the church. They are asking us to

partner with Jesus to beil dam a school. I want to say thank you

for teaming up with Mamajo and with warmth and with Jesus to build a Bucomola

school that is the most beautiful school in that whole region with running water.

So on, behalf of warmth On, behalf of the our families in Uganda.

I'm here to say, May God, Richard, I bless you,

thank you for teaming up with Jesus, Thank you for giving, thank you

for going, Thank you for going. Jesus changing people through you can do

better than that. Jesus changing people through Jesus, Love people through Jesus,

changing community through Jesus. Want to change this generation through you. I love

you, I appreciate you. May God bless God. God bless you so

much. Don't settle down. Jesus is coming soon. You must be part

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