Full House - Week 4

Again, thank you for your generosity. And you know, I

think that on Memorial Day weekend, first of all, is

or do we have anybody here that that you have

lost a loved one in service to our country? If

you have, just stand up for us and we want

to show appreciation for the sacrifice of your family. Amen. Amen,

thank you so much for the sacrifice of your family.

Now are there people here you you've served, but uh,

but we're not celebrating your memorial but you served in

the military. Stand up and let us show honor to

you today as well anybody that's served in the military.

Thank you so much for your service. Thank you so much.

We love you guys, and appreciate the freedoms. Freedom does

not come free. Let me say that again. Freedom does

not come free. There is a price to pay for freedom.

There's not just a price to pay for the freedom

of our country, but there is a price to pay

for the freedom of our soul as well. That we

that we fall in love with Jesus and we chase

in passionately every single day. Amen. That's how we learn

to walk in freedom by surrounding ourselves with the support

structure that will help us do that and speaking of

support structure. UH. You know, I had an opportunity, Pastor Shane,

you gave me an opportunity to do a small group

with some of our high school students, and for those

of you that didn't know that, for the past two

group terms, I was able to do a small group

with with our high school students and some early college

students and it was an absolute blessing. One of the

highlights of my entire ministry has been over these last

two group terms being able to meet with UH, with

those high schoolers on Wednesday nights. It was just a

phenomenal experience. And we have some of the UH. I

mean this with all my heart. We have some of

the greatest potential for the world to be changed in

our young peace people that I've ever seen before. The

Lord made me a promise when I first started doing

youth ministry that I would see a revival amongst the

American teenager the likes of which the world has never seen.

And I still haven't seen that. And I thought I

was going to do that as a youth pastor, but

I believe that it's possibly because of being a lead

pastor and being part of the Kingdom and listen, we

don't have to lead it, we just want to be

part of it. Amen, And I believe these young people

can be the catalyst for that. So Pastor Shane, I'm

going to turn it over to you for the rest

of this portion of the service.

First of all, thank you for doing that group of

high schoolers. There's not a senior pastor that I know

that would say, actually say, hey, can I do a

high school group? Can I go back and hang out

with teenagers? So thank you for that class of twenty

twenty five high school graduating class where y'all at y'all

hear that's awesome. Yeah, give it up, give it up. Client, clap, clap, clap, yeah, yeah, yeah, awesome. Hey,

I'm gonna call your name. We have a gift for you.

Explain that gift as well. Okay, we have Emily Byelk. Yeah,

come on, come on, don't be shy. It's okay. He

lets me up here. We have Abby Byelk. All right,

now that ladies come first. Young men, we have from

all the way in the balcony, all the way up

there Weston Crow. Come on, don't be shy. I know

you move faster than that. Come on, and all the

way from Monroe, Georgia, we have Danny Morales. I'm gonna

butcher saying this, aguilar.

Did I say that right? Did I say it right? Oh? Yes,

I got it.

Guys. I could say a lot about you. I've seen

your consistency in groups. I've seen your smile coming through

the door, your joy of being not just out of church,

but being the church and being the body of Christ.

And I wish I could hand you all a thousand

dollars each, Okay, but I believe if you have something

better in your hands going into this next season of

your life, use it is not just an instruction book

for life. It's God's love letter to you. And You've

accomplished so much already. And I have every reason to believe,

and we have every reason to believe that you'll continue

to accomplish for the Kingdom. But despite what you accomplish,

what you fell at, what you're good at, what you're

bad at, hear me out today, you are a son

and you are a daughter of the King, and your

worth and your identity comes from him. Yeah, and I

say this for our teenagers all the time. I'm going

to say here because I heard it from you. You've

been made righteous. That is a gift of God. You

have rights standing with your heavenly Father. But I encourage

you today. Holiness is what you do with it. Pursue Him. Church,

if you will stretch your hands this way. I want

to pray over these students, Father God, in the name

of Jesus. Lord, I thank you for who you are.

I thank you for what you're doing in the life

of these young men and young women. Lord, I pray

that you anoint them. You give them your thoughts, your eyes,

your perspective, your dreams, your passion, your compassion. Lord, I

pray that they have the courage to ask for wisdom

and hear you. And in the name of Jesus, right now,

we love you so much. Bless their families, Bless everything

they put their hand to so it glorifies you and

people see you through their work in Jesus' name. Amen,

give it up. Class of twenty twenty five.

Amen, congratulations, guys, Thank y'all so much. You're dismissed, not

from church, just from the stage. They were like, yeah,

we get out early today and listen, we're not done

with the next generation portion uh yet we have we

have a baby, another baby dedication this week. I'm telling

I told y'all, we take me fruitful and multiply serious

around here. Amen. So uh Autumn, bring all, bring everybody up, y'all,

come on up to the stage and give them a

hand as they come. What a privilege and an honor

it is, Amen, Amen, to be able to do this

this Sunday. Look at that she's so tiny, Johnathan. We

went from big old Miles who was as big as

me last week to tiny tiny now. Wow. You know

we uh, we did flowers for a while, then we

stopped doing flowers, and now we're back to doing flowers again.

But here is uh, there's something significant about this flower though.

This is handmade and handcraft and I just tore it up.

This is handmade and handcrafted by someone right here in

our church, the anointing in the effort of all of

the hours of prayer that have been poured into the

young lady that handmade this flower. And unlike other flowers

that wilt, this one will never lose its shine, shimmer,

or vigor. And you have been called to be the

protector of the love and beauty of childhood. And let

that effort that prayer, and that fierceness of a father

never dull. That's why we choose this flower. And I

was going to hand it to you, but you got

your hands full, so I am going to hand it

to you for safe keeping. And it is your job

to beat back the wolves. It's your job to protect

the innocence of childhood. And I know that God is

calling you right now to a task that you will

excel at and rise into. I have all the faith

in the world that you're raising champions of the Kingdom

right here in these arms. And Mom, we also have

a copy of God's Word. Our prayer is that when

Autumn begins to ask questions about the Lord, that she'll

ask them to you, and that you'll be able to

use the word of God to guide her into a

saving relationship with Jesus. And our prayer is that it

happens at home. That your home is the center of spirituality,

that it's where they learn to serve the Lord, it's

where they learn to give, where they learn to live selflessly,

and that anointing grows in them as you pour into

their lives. So I want to present you with this

copy of the New Testament, God's word, he Loo, Autumn,

You're you're small, but I'm going to try to hold you, okay, sweetheart,

so come on over, no fumbling right. Amen? Oh wow,

soulb you y'all did good, so beautiful Church, stretch your

hand this way. Father, we pray for your anointing on

Autumn as we dedicate her life to Jesus. Lord, keep

her and protect her, watch over her, stir her, and

make her sensitive to your spirit even at this early age.

Let her know you and your presence, Father, reveal your destiny.

Allow her to do what nobody else has ever done,

to dream dreams that have never been dreamed. But use

her Lord to revolutionize the world. And Father, we pray

for wisdom over these parents, Lord, that you guide them

every step of the way, that you speak to their hearts. Lord,

allow them to be send a obedience to you, or

to take up the mantle of parenthood and never look back,

but be a shining example of what parents are. Father,

we thank you for this opportunity to partner with this

family to grow world changing children in Jesus' name. Amen,

Amen and amen, thank you guys so much. Oh yeah,

I gotta give her to somebody. I can't. I'm getting nervous.

I've held her so long. Amen. We love you guys

so much. If there's anything you need, please let us

know in church. You know your part in this, that

you're gonna pray, that you're gonna watch over, that you're

gonna guide, and that you're going to give any wisdom

that you have in the parenting process. Thank you guys

so much. Amen, let's give them a hand. Amen, We're

going to We're gonna finish up our uh our series

today full house talking about family, and today I want

to uh, I want to talk about something that that

we don't talk a whole lot about in the context

of family. It's something that that we have more or

less just left people to figure out on their own.

And uh, it's a very hard thing, especially as we

have come into the day again and and there is

a historically what happens is every time the economy gets

a little tighter and a little tougher, we start hearing

this this phrase multi generational home over and over and

over again. Because as money titans, that means that resources

run thin, and we have to do things differently than

maybe previous generations or previous years did, and I want

to uh. I want to talk to you specifically about

UH as we age and what that looks like in family,

if you'll get me just a few minutes to do that.

And I want to teach today. I'm not going to preach.

I just want to. I want to share from my heart,

and I want to teach today and hopefully make a

lasting impact in somebody's life and set you free from

some of the guilt that possibly you've operated under and

also some of the questions you may operate under, depending

on which side of this you're standing on. So let's

pray together. Father, I thank you for your mercy and

your grace. I thank you for what you're doing in

each and every person, and I pray today that you

illuminate our path, that you allow us to see your word,

and that your word transforms us today. I ask it

in Jesus' name Amen. In Exodus, chapter twenty, verse twelve,

and also seven other places in scripture, this is not just.

This is not just mentioned in one place, but in

eight places throughout scripture. It reads like this, honor your

father and your mother, that your days may be long

upon the land which the Lord your God is giving you.

And you know a lot of times we use this

passage of scripture a lot when we have exhausted all

other resources as a parent, we just look at our

kids and say, you know, you're supposed to honor your mother,

your mother and father, and if you're not honoring me,

Jesus is not happy with you. And then that works sometimes.

Come on, somebody, I mean, you know that sometimes we

try to operate in the spiritual gift of guilt and

and that's not a spiritual gift, by the way, uh,

But you know a lot of times that's that we

try to use scripture to do that. But I want

to look at this from several different angles, the whole

concept of honor your father and mother, because we use

this passage of scripture, but the enemy also uses this

passage of scripture against us a lot of times also.

And I know that that just losing my father recently

has given me a different perspective on things. It has

given me a some areas of sympathy and empathy that

maybe I didn't have before, some things I didn't understand.

And I want you to know that your pastor's still

learning every single day as well as I experience new

things in life, and the Lord leads me through those

things and guides me through those things. I want to

pour into your life and help you with those things,

because when my dad passed away, I felt a lot

of guilt, especially in those those first few days. I

suffered through a lot of guilt because I felt I

should have done more. Come on, somebody, I should have

done more. I should have been there more. I should

have I could have if only I would have All

of those questions and all of those things raced through

my mind. And as I spent time with the Lord,

I think he began to show me some things and

clarify some things in my mind. And I want to,

first of all, just go over quickly. And you've all

heard this before kind of the hierarchy or the importance

of the family structure and the family model. And first

of all, in every relationship, our spiritual relationship is number one. Okay,

somebody should have said amen, And that's that's the easy one, right.

I mean, love the Lord your God with all your heart, mind, souls.

There's there's that shouldn't be one that we ever get

out of order, right, Jesus is first, our relationship with

Jesus's first, Because if our relationship with Jesus is not right,

your relationship with your wife is not gonna be right.

Your relationship with your husband's not gonna be right. Your

relationship with your parents not gonna be right. Your relationship

with your kids not gonna be right. Your first cousin,

your your eighth cousin twice removed, none of those are

gonna be right if our relationship with Jesus is not right,

and we have to bear down. And when we when

we enter into family and the busyness of family, it's

easy for that to be something that slips in our lives.

But you need to maintain not just family time with

the Lord, but still your personal individual time with the Lord.

You need to carve out time for you and Jesus

to spend some time talking, not just you talking, but

also listening to him speak as well. So that first

in that hierarchy, that first relationship is spiritual, and then

that second one is our spouse. It's that spousal relationship.

It's listen, I'm giving them to you in the hierarchical order.

That means this is the proper order they belong in. Now,

I see especially in the American family, that these things

get all twisted and out of order. But it's Jesus

then our husband or our wife. Let me go ahead

and clarify that. If you're a man, it's a relationship

with your wife, if you're if you're a woman, it's

a relationship with your husband. You can read between the

lines and see what I'm saying. I don't want to

get knocked off Facebook, but you understand what I'm saying.

There is a husband and a wife, a man and

a woman, and that really relationship is the next most

important relationship that we have. So it's spiritual, then spousal,

and then the parental relationship. Your kids come second to

your marriage. Amen. Listen, you brought them into the world.

You can take them out of the world and make

another one if you're I'm just kidding you shouldn't do that,

but you can make another one if you need to. Amen. Amen.

I mean that's just that's humor. That's humor. Don't send

me an email that's humor. That's humor. Uh. That that

relationship with our children is one that that does take

up a lot of time or all of our time

if we allow it, and both of those other two

will pay the price if we don't keep that higher

archical order, if we don't make Jesus first, that spousal

relationship second, and then the parental relationship third. Listen, dad,

you need to continue to take your wife out on dates.

And if you don't like to go out, you need

to have a movie night. You need to get kick

the kids out of the room, and you need to

watch a movie and make special popcorn, not the same

cheap popcorn that you make your kids. Buy some high

dollar popcorn somewhere instead of two dollars a bag, buy

some four dollars a bag popcorn, and do it once

a night. I'm not once a night, and have it

once a week at least, and have that time with

your wife so she feels special, and also so your

kids see the proper relationship and hierarchical model. They see

it happen in real life. That they don't just hear

the preach or preach about it, but they see it happen.

Your marriage should not come should not come secondary to

your children. And then the last in that order is

your social relationships. Friendships are beyond that. We don't ever

put friendships in front of our children, or our wife

or the Lord. And I think most of us know

that that hierarchical order. I just wanted to bring an emphasis.

But now when we use terms like this multi generational homes,

or we have parents that are aging and they need

our care and there's some responsibility there, things can get

dicey pretty quick if we don't understand what the word says,

and the enemy can get involved and really bring some

pressure into our lives if we don't have clarity about

what the Lord wants for us. And in order to

have clarity for that, we kind of need to see

where that transition point is. Because there is a transition point.

You know, we throw out eighteen years old, right, I mean,

we're just gonna keep them alive till they're eighteen. Then

they're on their own. And that is a model of

parenting that I have seen. But it's not a proper

scriptural one either. The great reset happens in Genesis chapter two.

In Genesis chapter two, verse twenty four, it says, therefore

a man shall leave his father and mother and be

joined to his wife, and they shall become one flesh.

When when someone gets married, there is a shift in

the hierarchical set up in that person's life. You move

out from the child in a relationship to being the

parent or to being the head or the spouse in

a relationship, and that dynamic changes. And when that dynamic changes,

it should change. Come on, somebody, that dynamic should change.

In other words, there should be very little unsol and listen,

I'm talking. I'm talking to the parents of those that

are married, now talking to the parents of chill ldren

that are married. There should be very little unsolicited input

into their life and their marriage and their relationships. I

will say that again just to make sure that we

got it recorded. Uh, there should be very little and

here's the word unsolicited input. Now, should should you answerr questions?

If your son or daughter asked, absolutely, you should. You're

still their parent, but the dynamic has changed, the hierarchical

order has changed, and they need you to be there

when they're seeking advice. You don't tell them what to

do anymore. The dynamic changed. And if you continue to

tell them what to do, if you continue to interfere,

what's going to happen is there's going to be a

division in some relationship. It may not be your relationship

with your thing is killing me today. It may not be.

It may not be a change in your relationship with

your child. As a matter of fact, you may get

them back in your house. I'm just saying, if you

continue to interfere, you may interfere in another relationship, and

it breaks another relationship. Because anytime things move out of order,

there is pressure created, there's friction created, and friction only

will last so long before there's a breakage. And we

have to understand that our role when our children get

married is to step back and then be one that

answers questions, and we work in an advisory capacity, but

we no longer get to tell them what to do.

Come on, somebody, now, I know somebody's gonna ask that question.

What about my child that's thirty five years old and

is not married. You're still father, mother, they're still child.

There's nothing magical, spiritual, scriptural that happens at eighteen years old.

We don't see eighteen years old in scripture at all

until that dynamic changes, because the blending of identities happen

the two become one at marriage, not before. You're still

their parent. You still need to give solicited input, you

need to tell them to find a husband or wife

because you tired of raising them. Come on, somebody, Sometimes

it's good to just say, fly free bird, just have

that conversation, and then every time you walk by, for

now and just go and they'll just get get the

picture right. So that's what we do. And listen, I

know who we're laughing. But the reality is is these

are family dynamics that I see happen all the time,

and if we don't understand them, we can't approach them

from a scriptural standpoint. But now let's talk about what

happens as those parents begin to aid and they enter

into that phase that I refer to that I coin

as the end of life. Face. Now, first of all,

I'm fifty two years old. I turned fifty two years

old last week. I'm not yet in the end of life. Face.

Y'all might think I am, but I'm not. I'm talking

about that time where we begin to realize we're moving

into the last stages of our life. And that's cognition

that happens, and we all understand when we're moving into that,

and that happens at different ages for different people. And

I have moved into a different stage of my life,

and it's changed my perspective and I view things differently

because suddenly I woke up just probably a month and

a half ago, and suddenly I'm conscious of my own mortality,

of my physical body and my mortality. I unders that

what I need to achieve, I need to achieve quickly

because I don't have the amount of time that I

used to have. So building legacy is the most important

thing to me. Making sure everything is in alignment and

everything is taken care of is very important to me now.

And to build this thing so that whoever's next that

it's left in their hands, and that with my family

and my children, that that legacy is built. And I'm

chasing those things and the Lord is opening those doors

and pointing me in the right direction. But then there's

another shift that happens where we realize that we're winding down,

that it's not about legacy anymore. It's about reflection. Come on, somebody,

It's about reflecting on the life we've lived. It's about

looking backwards and reflecting and thinking about all of the

good times that we had. That is that end of

life stage that I'm talking about, And I want you

to hear me. I want you to hear me if

you are in that stage. I want you to hear me,

if you're helping your parents while they're living in that stage.

That stage of life is naturally and scripturally a more

lonely component and season of life than any other season

of life. It's just naturally that way. In scripture, we

see that as people move towards the end of life,

it is just a naturally more lonely place. It's a

more lonely place because it's designed for reflection. It's designed

to look back at the things I got right and

the things I got wrong, and leave the wisdom that

I've learned behind for the next generation. I want to

encourage you, if you feel like you're in that stage

of life, if you're entering that stage of life, to

keep a journal, in journal every single day, the memories

that you're looking back upon, the wisdom that you've gained,

all of the insights that you have in life. That listen,

my mom has insights on life that I don't have

because she's lived through things that I haven't lived through.

Come on, somebody, she lived through me, Come on something.

I mean, that's listen. Just in case one of my

kids have a kid like me, they need some wisdom

on how to make it and survive that. Amen, write

those things down if you don't know how. If your

handwriting has gotten so bad that you can't write, turn

your telephone on every day and speak into your phone

and make a video for thirty seconds every single day

of the wisdom and the life lessons you've learned. And families,

if you are in that stage of life where you

have a parent that's entered that end of life situation,

you need to understand that the priority and the way

those things are structured, it has to be that those

that are in the beginning of life get a larger

portion of your time than those that are in the

end of life. Listen, this is hard for me to

say because we have a very diverse congregation and we

have people at every stage of life in this congregation.

But I just want to give you transparently. What Scripture

says is that those that are younger need more input

from us, that are in what I call the productive

stage of life, where we're in the producing stage of life,

they need more assistance from us than those that are

in the end of life. So we have to give

the majority of our time without guilt and without any

of those things. Now, as we enter into that end

of life stage, am I helping anybody? Says? Okay, Amen,

y'all looking at me quiet? And sometimes I don't know

if you're just like just get over or I'm learning something.

I hope you're learning something today. But as we enter

that there are some natural fears and insecurities. There's every

time we transition from one mode of life into another

mode of life or stage of life, there are some

natural fears and insecurities that grip us because it's unknown,

it's new. We don't we're processing things differently than we've

ever processed, and we must understand that those fears and

those insecurities are natural, and those things are to be

solved by the Lord, not by our children, not by

our grandchildren, not by our great grandchildren. But we are

to process those things and come to a knowledge of

who Jesus is. In the stage of life that we're

living in, things are not going to be like they were,

Things are not going to look like they've always been.

I'm not going to be able to do all of

those things that I used to do because I cannot

be dependent on someone who is in the productive stage,

or trying to raise someone who is in the beginning

of life, because there's not enough time to do all

those things. As a matter of fact, in two Timothy,

Chapter one, verse seven, this goes for every stage of life.

The Lord tells us. For God, it's not given us

a spirit of fear, but of power and of love

and of a sound mind. He hasn't given us a

spirit of fear, but He's called us to be a

champion over the situation and the circumstance that we're facing

right now. It doesn't matter what that is. It doesn't

matter if it looks new, It doesn't matter if it

feels lonely or if it feels busy. God has given

us the ability to overcome those things if we just

lean into Him. And our leaning may look different and

it may feel different, but we have to learn to

adapt and adjust right where we are so that we

can get His peace even in the last stages of

our life. And I don't want to preach this. I

don't want to preach this because I want to see

everybody live every single day of their life with the

same vigor and vitality and energy and all of those things.

But the reality is we don't and we have to

come to a realization of what those things look at

look like from us to our family and from our

family to us, and being the wiser in every situation,

it's our responsibility to make sure that there's not fear,

there's not anxiety, there's not stress and worry and all

of those things, that we're still guiding the way. If

you're the patriarch or matriarch of your home, that you're

still guiding the way. We must learn to trust him

in every stage of life. Pastor Clay, you guys can

come and get ready. In Matthew chapter twelve, verse forty six,

it says, while he was still talking to the multitudes,

behold his mother and brother stood outside seeking to speak

with him. Then one said to him, Look, your mother

and your brothers are standing outside seeking to speak with you.

This is one of the most powerful statements Jesus made

about family in the kingdom. But he answered and and

said to the one who told him, who is my mother?

Who are my brothers? He stretched out his hand toward

his disciples and said, here are my mother and my brothers.

For whoever does the will of my father in heaven

is my brother and sister and mother. Jesus took that

old statement, and I know you've all heard it, blood

is thicker than water, and he flipped it on its

head and he said, hey, you know what, that may be, right,

but I created blood and water. I created blood and

water and our faith line. It's more important in our

blood life who God's calling us to be, so much

more important than who we are genetically. And I want

you to know, if you feel like you're alone, and

you've gone through life alone, all you need to do

is trust Jesus, and you've inherited a family that encompasses

the whole world and that is empowered to do the

miraculous in you, through you, and around you in whatever

stage in life we are, if we will grasp the

reality of the moment and what God is trying to

do in us right now, what God is trying to

do in you in this moment, everything from the little

baby we just dedicated to the high schoolers, it just

went through. One of the coolest rites of passage we

have in our society here in America, especially one of

the very few rites of passage we have is graduation.

That Each one of those stages holds its own challenges,

its own opportunities. As we continue to serve the Lord,

we can't do it with the guilt of what should

I only if we have to chase the Lord, understanding

that we all have a responsibility as individuals to pursue him.

That I can't pursue him for somebody else, and I

can't be shackled with the guilt of not having the

ability listen to me, of not having the ability to

do Now, don't leave here and think that I'm telling

you to throw your parents out on the curve. That's

not what I'm telling you to do. But I'm telling

you to do what you can. And what you can

do is enough. When you do what you can, it's enough,

when you've done everything you can, it's enough. Because God

meets us at the end of our can and he

steps in and he does the impossible. Where you don't

think there's going to be a road, where you don't

think there's going to be away, God makes a way

and a road. He always will go into the sea,

he'll go into the wilderness, and he'll carve out a path.

And it doesn't matter what stage of life we're in.

There's a path to follow, you know. I I look

at things like this and it reminds me of how

our church is growing and transitioning. You know. When I

first became the lead pastor, one of the one of

the biggest things that people would come to me and

say is how come there's only kids on the stage

singing and playing? That's what they say. Why are only

young people on the stage? And I would say, well,

first of all, they're the only ones that know how

to play an instrument. If you don't know how to

play the guitar, I'm not going to put you on

the stage with a guitar. Amen. And now people come

and say, hey, how do you get how do you

get so many people with families in the busyness of

life to commit to do what they do? You know,

And if we continue to go the way we're going,

in a few years, there's going to be a new

generation that comes up and says, how come there's only

old people that are on the stage. Some of y'all

think that anyway, But every church transitions, Every church goes

through the same thing that individuals go through. We have

different challenges and as I've looked, and I've watched these

people become families. It so blesses my heart. And as

I see you navigate the challenges of your family, it

so blessed my heart. Right now, you have the opportunity.

If you came here today and you're not in God's family,

you're not part of the kingdom. You've never asked Jesus

to forgive you of your sins to be the lord

of your life, you have an opportunity to do that

right now. He gave everything to you, and your heavenly

Father sacrificed everything for you to have an opportunity to

trust him and live in eternity with him. If you will,

everybody stand with me all over the field. And if

you're here and you've never asked Jesus to be your lord,

but today you want to trust him. You want that

peace of God that passes all understanding. You want the

wisdom to navigate the deal for seasons of life and

to know how to deal with how to navigate our

aging parents, how to care for them. Jesus has all

that wisdom for you. If you're here today and you

want to surrender your life to them so you can

have that wisdom. I'm going to count to three, and

when I get to three, if you want to trust

Jesus today with your life, we want to come to

him for the very first time or come back to

him again. I want to invite you to step out

and move. When I count to three, the bands they're

gonna start singing, and we're gonna worship together, and then

we're gonna end the day with communion. It's on the

count of three. I want you to step and come one, two, three.

I want to trust Jesus with my life. I want

to come back to