Full House - Week 2 (Mother's Day 2025)

Wow, it's good to be back here. You look wonderful today.

God bless you. Thank you Pastor Clay, and thank you

to the amazing worship team this.

Morning and all of you in.

The on the technical side making things happen, getting the

scriptures last minute. Thank you so much, and it's great,

great to be back here. And I'm completely humbled to

be asked to be with you because I know this

is a house full of preachers and great ministers who

could get up here and give a far better word.

But we'll just trust the Lord to speak this morning

in a great way and to bless you with the word.

I do believe that the Lord gave specifically for Cornerstone Tabernacle,

So it is going to be a great day of celebration.

And we're celebrating our moms today. How many of you

are moms.

Great, We love you, God bless you.

And I do have a theory that if you're in

Christ and you're a woman, you're a mom amen, because

you are called to pour into the next generation.

And women are just kind of made.

With a spirit of nurture to be able to give

and to bless and to console.

And God just made us that way, didn't he?

And the enemy's fighting real hard against femininity and against women,

isn't he?

But he shall not prevail? Amen?

Amen, well, And I want to say thank you to

Pastor Steve and his beautiful wife and family and for

the amazing work that's going on here in this house.

I felt it when we drove up on the parking lot,

and I've just felt the Holy Spirit and just an

excitement and anticipation for what God's going to do. And

everybody try and get in the house, and you know

that's a blessing.

And I just want to.

Affirm you today that God is here and he's doing

a great work. I wanted to introduce my husband for

those of you who may not know him, and we're

celebrating this week thirty eight years of marriage. So Edward,

stand up so everybody can see you. And you want

to say something, yeah, go ahead, No, Edward has a

gift of just saying whatever he thinks, So you just

have to brace yourself and hold on for the ride.

But I appreciate that in you very much, and I

love you and thank you for putting up with me

from thirty eight years and always encouraging everybody in our

house helping. I mean, you have the gift of helps.

That's how many of you have the gift of helps? Yeah,

isn't it a blessing just to jump in and just

help people? And and and God just uses you in

a great way. And my youngest son is with us

today and he is a Georgia Tech alumni as of

last week. Stand up, true it so everybody can see you.

We're so proud of him. He built this in the

Capstone program here and his team built a machine that

helps resuscitate a donated lung and keep it breathing. So

that and the University of the Medical College of South

Carolina commissioned them to do this. And uh, it was

in my kitchen for several days. And and we're watching

that lung that they built just to go in in

the kitchen and and I said, we're going to lay

hands on that thing and pray over it and annoying

it with all and uh, Georgia Tech won't know what

hit them. So amen, And we're blessed to have three sons.

We have won Hamilton some of you, if you listen

to wdun you.

Might hear him.

Anybody ever heard Hamilton Keener on the radio. Well that's

my son. I'm just going to brag on him a

little bit. When he was young, he couldn't say certain words,

you know, he kind of had some speech difficulties. And

now I'm driving down the road and I hear him

on the radio. So look what God has done. Amen,

We're proud of him. And his little fiance graduated from

law school this week Georgia State. So God is doing

great things. And our oldest son is in the ministry

and he is some children's pastor and breaches at welcome Worship.

He and Clay are best friends. And what a blessing

that God connected them so many years ago at Emmanual College.

And who would ever know that Clay would become He's

like our.

Son, isn't he? And I'm just so proud.

Let's give Pastor Clay a hand, I mean, Loujah, and

our oldest son gave us two wonderful grandsons who come

over and tear the house clean up in I mean minutes,

in minutes, you know, and we just have the most

fun with them. And we just fill our little John

Davis up with oreos and we send them home. And

you know, grans can do those. How many of your

grandmothers let me sit and wave at me?

Oh, Witn't it fun? It's so fun.

Nobody told us how fun it was going to be,

you know, being a mother. Moms are great, they really are.

And I've heard it said, if at first you don't succeed,

try doing it the way your mother told you to

do it in the first place.

Amen.

Somebody else said nothing is really lost until your mom

cannot find it the truth.

Amen.

I wrote a little book back in two thousand and

six when Truett was two years old, and he'd be

standing in a diaper on the kitchen table before we

would eat and pouring out the salt and the pepper,

and the other two would be fighting. And you know

that's how it goes, Mamas. We stand in the kitchen

and then you just don't ever know what's going to

happen before you get to the table. But I wrote

this book two thousand and six. I entitled it The

Marvelous Madness of Motherhood, and you know, the Lord convicted

me of that, and we did a reprint on it

a couple of years ago, and I changed it to

Marvelous Motherhood, Amen, because.

Really looking back.

It was all marvelous, even the crazy times. So I

brought some these today to give to the women, the

moms who are serving in children's ministry. So we wanted

to bless your church in that way. But today I

want to talk to you about the wonders of God,

the God of wonders, and the Lord put that specifically

on my heart for you today, and I pray that

it will be something that sticks to the bones. Amen,

a meal that sticks to the bones, and you'll never

forget it. Cornerstone Tabernacle, will, let's pray. Father, in Jesus' name,

we just thank you for this wonderful great house, and

we ask you Lord for your Holy Spirit to blow

through this place in the next few moments like a

Pentecost wind, and we ask your Lord to do your

miracle signs and wonders in this place among these great

people like.

We've never imagined or dreamed in.

The days and the months and the years to come,

and change our city, Lord, change our nation for your glory.

In your honor and Jesus' name, we pray, and everyone

said Amen.

Amen.

Exodus fifteen and eleven, Moses made the comment after the

Red Sea event in chapter fifteen, he said, I will

singing to the Lord, for he has triumphed gloriously the

horse and the rider thrown into the sea. The Lord

is my strength and my song. He has become my salvation.

He is my God. And I will praise him, I

will exalt him. And then he goes on to say

in verse eleven, who is like you, o Lord among

the gods? Who is like you majestic and holiness, awesome

and glorious deeds doing wonders?

Amen?

Have you seen that than our God? He is a

God of wonders. Everybody say that with me, the God

of wonders. Psalm seventy seven fourteen. It is a psalm

of Asaf, who was one of David's chief minstrels and psalmists,

and he said, you are the God of great wonders.

You demonstrate your awesome power among the nations.

You know.

Webster's Dictionary the World has a lot to say about

wonders as a matter of fact, and it says that

it's something a feeling of surprise caused by something beautiful

and inexplicable. And how many of us know that there

are times when God intervenes and it's just inexplicable. Anybody

here wave at me if you've seen God do it.

It also can be used as a verb, as we know,

we say it a lot in the South. I wonder,

I wonder, some of you may be saying.

I wonder where we're going to eat today.

I wonder what we're going how we're going to celebrate

for Mother's Day. I wonder what we're going to give

Mama for Mother's Day. Anybody in here still kind of contemplating?

You got your plan? Everybody got your plan?

Amen? All right.

The world makes many references to the word wonder, and

we've all heard it in our culture.

There's a wonder Woman. Anybody ever grew grew.

Up in the seventies or eighties and you watched Wonder Woman.

And uh, there's a Wonderbread.

I think is that still on the market, Wonderbread. And

there's a TV show and a movie called Wonder. I've

never seen either, anybody in here ever seen. I don't

know if they're bad or they're bad. Oh you cry, Okay,

we don't recommend it. Then there is an on demand

research platform called Wonder.

Did you know that? I didn't even know that? And

there is.

It's even a delivery takeout service where you can get

famous chefs from all over the country, and it's called

you guessed it wonder. So the world really tries to

hijack that word wonder. But we know that the only

real wonder on earth and in the heavens.

Is our God. Amen. There is no God like our God.

The biblical meaning of wonder, the Greek word for wonder,

has to do with God's work, seeing God more clearly

among our humanness, and it means all in the Hebrew language,

and reverence. We have awe and we have reverence when

we come in God's house, don't we. There is an anticipation,

there is an excitement, there's a joy, there's a holiness,

there is an order about it. It's unlike anything that

we see.

In the world.

There is no gathering like the gathering of God's people

where we come in with a sense of wonder and excitement.

There is a.

Book out Heidi Goman, and she wrote, wonder is a

spiritual emotion, and she asked the question this, how do

we practice wonder? How do we practice it? We can't

demand wonder from God, nor can it be falsely produced.

We can watch for it. We can look for it,

and we can welcome it.

Amen.

And it takes the perception of God to be able

to see his wonder David. King David said this in

Psalm sixty five and eight.

He said, the whole earth, the whole earth.

Is filled with awe at your wonders. And how many

of you have traveled around and you've seen the wonders

of God. You've seen the beautiful mountains, you've seen the ocean,

you've seen the rainbows, You've seen His beautiful creation and

the wonders. And many of you have experienced healings and

miracles and provisions and blessing and things that God has

done and intervened in your life.

And it is a wonder. Amen.

Psalm forty and five says many, Lord, my God, are

the wonders you have done, the things you plan for us.

None can compare with you. Were I to speak and

tell of your deeds, they would be too many to declare.

There's even a scripture that I love that talks about

if all the works of God were put in books

on earth, there wouldn't be a library.

Big enough to contain it all. Amen.

The wonder of God is and God is a wonder.

He is wonderful. Everybody say that with me. God is wonderful.

Amen.

Jesus is a wonder, and the Holy Spirit is a wonder.

And as we experience the Holy Spirit of the Living God,

we come to know him more and more and more.

And what a wonder he is in our life. How

he created us and how he calls us his own

is a wonder. Even fatherhood is a wonder. I know

we're celebrating moms today, but dads, we honor you two,

and you are a wonder. I wouldn't be a mother

if it weren't for Edward.

Amen.

You got to have fathers to think of that.

Amen.

And motherhood is a wonder. On this Mother's Day, we

think of that and just the wonderful gift that mothers

are and grandmothers. Motherhood is defined by an extraordinary journey

filled with boundless wonder and discovery. It is a tale

of love, of sacrifice and unyielding strength amidst the chaos

of life. Mothers possess an uncanny ability to find joy

in the smallest of moments and teaching valuable lessons through

their wisdom and experience. How many of you have benefited

from the wisdom of a mama. Amen, Hollylujah, Let's give

the Lord a hand for the wisdom of mothers. There's

a lot of women in the Bible who were leaders

and serve as godly wonders and courageous examples of faith

for us today. And as Pastor Clay preached last week,

I was able to catch his sermon online which was

so powerful about the spiritual lineage that we have and

how that ties in to the theme of what God

is doing at Cornerstone Tabernacle this year. The spiritual lineage

that we find in the Word of God as we

read it, that we we need to know the people

that are in this word, Amen, and how they impact

our lives. There were some powerful mothers in the Word

of God who were examples of faith for us, including Sarah,

who was the mother who waited. She had Isaac at

the age of anybody know ninety ninety and she waited

on this baby. She waited for God to move and

to work in her life and to provide a child

and believed God along with Abraham. There was Hannah, the

mother of Samuel, and she was the mother who kept

her promise to God. She told God, if you give

me a child, I will give him back to you

to serve you. And many of us have made that

dedication of our children to God. If you give me

a baby, I'm going to give them right back to

you to serve, whether they like it or not.

Amen. You know, when we stand at the.

Altar with that cute little baby and we give them

back to God, you declare that over their life, their

entire life, that we gave them to you, God, and

we're entrusting you to use their life in a great way.

There was Elizabeth, and she was the mother who experienced.

The power of the Holy Ghost.

When Mary, the mother of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ,

came into her presence, the baby leapt and she leapt too,

And the Bible says she was filled with the Holy Ghost.

She was a mother who knew the Holy Spirit.

And let me say this to you, moms and dad's

the greatest prayer that we can pray for our children

today is to be baptized and filled with the Holy

Ghost and fire. There is no greater prayer we can

pray than that. Amen, hallelujah. And then there was Mary,

the mother of Jesus our Savior, who the Bible says

was blessed among women. One of my favorite scriptures is

in John nineteen and twenty five, and I feel this scripture.

I see this scripture every Easter, every time we celebrate

on Good Friday, the death, the burial, the resurrection of

our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. The word says, there

stood Mary. Hallelujah. Boy. That scripture gets me every time

because as a mom, there will be times that we

have to stand by the cross of our children and

we have to pray.

And you know, I've thought about this.

You've always seen Mary there in grief and despair. But

Mary was also there standing in worship to her Lord

and Savior, who was her very son and the Son

of God. So there are those times that will have

to stand by the crosses. Some of you here today

may be standing by the cross of a wayward child

and Mother's Day is painful to you. Maybe there are

some of you today that Mother's Day is not a

happy time. You might have lost your mom recently, and

we want to embrace you and we pray for the

Holy Spirit to comfort you and to wrap his arms

around you today. Or maybe you have lost a child

and that's been a cross that you've had to stand

by with the power of the Holy Spirit.

You know.

One of the descriptions of the Holy Spirit is that

he is our stand by.

Amen.

And there are times when we have to stand by

hospital beds, or stand by a casket, or stand by

a child in trouble, or stand by a situation in

jail or in prison, and only the power of the

Holy Spirit can hold us there. Amen, to be able

to minister in that situation and be a woman of

courage and faith. So the great women in the Bible

were vessels of honor, and I know that's one of

your themes in church this year is vessels of honor,

and mothers are to be honored. The Bible says, honor

your father and mother.

That it may go well with you. Amen.

That's a commandment of God that we honor our father

and mother. And it says, with long life, I will

bless you when you honor your parents. You know, someone

once said this when when children are teenagers, it's important

to have a dog so that someone in the house

is happy to see you when you come in.

Amen.

Sometimes sometimes it's hard to get a little honor, isn't it.

But you know what that's that's.

Something that we need to teach our children and our

grandchildren how to honor those who are our parents, not

just our biological parents, but our parents in the Lord. Amen,

and children are a wonder of God. Palone thirty nine,

thirteen and fourteen says for you to form my inward parts,

you knit me together.

In my mother's womb.

I will confess and praise you for you are fearful

and wonderful, and for the awful wonder of my birth.

Wonderful all your works, and that my inner self knows

right well. Anybody in here have some awful wonders in

the birth of your children.

It can be interesting, can it.

All three of our children we had different experiences with

their birth, and I won't take time to go into

all of it. But God showed up in powerful ways

in the birth of our children, and it is an

awful wonder. Psalm eight and two says out of the

mouth of babes and nursing infants, you have ordained strength

because of your enemies that may silence the enemy and

the avenger. And I thought about this as your children

are in children's church right now, or maybe they're in

here and they're lifting their little hands and they're praising God.

That is rebuking the avenger, that is rebuking Satan.

Amen. And there is victory in that.

So how important for us to teach our children that

they are called of God to give him praise. And

you know, God did not make mistakes and how he

made us. The current culture today would want us to

think and second guest God and to think, well, maybe

I'm supposed to be this, or maybe I'm supposed to

be that. That is a lie of Satan himself. God

did not make mistakes. He knitted us together perfectly in

our mother's womb. Everybody, put your hand on your heart

and say, he knit me together.

In my mother's womb. Amen.

You know, children are a gift from God. And it

is a blink, isn't it. And people will try to

tell you that as a mother and father, it's a blink.

It goes by quickly. But there's so many wonderful things

that we can learn from children. The wonder of children,

the joy, the playfulness, the imagination.

I can give my little grandson.

A cardboard box, a paper plate and a plastic cup,

and he comes up with a spaceship.

And he's headed to Mars.

Amen, And I'm in it with him, and we're going

to Mars, and we're counting down. And you know that's

a wonder, isn't it? How children are made? And Jesus said,

come to me as a child. Let the children come.

To me, for such is the kingdom of heaven.

He said, the growth of a child, the delight of

a child. And the Bible says train up a child

in the way they should go, and when they're old. Amen,

you're preaching good.

Amen.

The last thing I want to leave you with today

there is a wonder of being part of a great house.

And I know that's your theme from Pastor Steve and

from Pastor Clay this year in your pastoral team, that

this would be a great house, and that you would

have a great house. Amen, that Jesus would be the

center of your home. Proverbs twenty four or three and

four says this, by wisdom a house is built, and

by understanding, it is established. By knowledge, the rooms are

filled with all precious and pleasant riches. And you know,

our personal house and our church house, we need fathers.

And mothers of faith.

Even if you are not a biological father or a mother,

we are called in the Kingdom of God. Someone once

said being a mother is an attitude, not a biological relation.

And we are called to be bridge builders and vessels

of honor in the household of faith, and we impart

nurture in the house. God has called you, Cornerstone Tabernacle.

To be a great house.

I feel that theme for twenty twenty five.

Do you feel it.

There is a weight on it, there is an expectancy,

there is a wonder and God is moving on this campus.

He is moving amongst you, and He's building a great house.

I love you.

Your theme this year Verse two Timothy two and twenty

and I felt led to read this to you. I

believe it's on this or it might be on the screen.

Is it on Did we get them?

Okay?

This is in the message translation if any of you

ever read the message translation. But my prayer part and

I were praying friend of mine that she and I

pray together quite a bit the other day, and we

were praying for you, praying for this service today.

And she I gave her this scripture and she.

Said, wait a minute, I want to read that in

the message translation. So she began to read it, and

it really spoke to me in a powerful way. It says,

in a well furnished kitchen, there's not only crystal goblets

and silver platters, but waste cans and a composts and

compost buckets, some containers used to serve fine meals and

others to take out garbage. Become the kind of container

God can use to present any and every kind of.

Gift to guests for their blessing. Amen.

And I believe that that is the mandate on this

house to become a vessel of honor, as Master Clay

preached about last week. And you know, everything that happens

in this house really should be happening in our homes

as well, our personal homes. But when you think about

the wonder of God and the wonder of years and

years and years of building, there's generations in this house.

There's a.

Layer after layer after layer of wisdom and experiences in

the holy ghosts that have happened in this house. There's

a richness here that's been bought by tears and prayers

and people on their face here at the altar, and

prayers by your pastoral team and your leadership. You think

about the wonder of salvation. Salvation is a wonder. How

God can say the wretch like me?

Amen?

How many of you feel that way today? The wonder

of motherhood, the wonder of children, the wonder of baptisms,

being baptized, the wonder of being baptized in the Holy Ghost.

Amen? How many of you have been baptized in the

Holy Spirit. Glory to God.

If you haven't, I want to believe with you today

that today is your day to be baptized in the

Holy Ghost and receive His fruit and his gifts.

You know, healing is.

A wonder, Deliverance is a wonder. Discipleship is a wonder. Growth,

growth in the Word is a wonder. Transformation of a

person's personality and whole being. When you get in this

Word and He transforms our life, it's a wonder. And

all of this takes place in a great house.

Hollylujah.

I was thinking of the scripture Acts six and eight,

and it talks about Stephen who was stoned, And isn't

it interesting your pastor's name is Steve, and it talked

about him being a man full of God's grace and

power performed great wonders and signs among his people. And

I just believe that that word wonder. Everybody say wonder, wonder.

I believe miracles and signs and wonders are coming to

this house like you never experienced before. I believe that,

Pastor Clay, I think we even saw one.

Yesterday.

We had a what was it four point one earthquake?

Anybody feel the shaken? Hollylujah. The Bible says that God

is gonna shake everything that can be shaken.

Amen.

I was on the phone with my mother and we

were talking about a very serious situation in our family

we're concerned about. We've been lifting to the Lord and praying,

and all of a sudden, a shaking started going, a shaking,

and I said.

Whoo, hollylujah.

I know God is working, He's moving. Not long ago,

my mother had a situation with an eye, and Edward

and I were there at the house and we started

praying and we were about to just lay hands on her.

I was going to put my hand on her eye.

And it was a beautiful sunny day, no clouds in

the sky, gorgeous outside. We're standing in our family room.

I reached out to touch her face, her eye, and

as I did, the Holy Ghost hit that house.

And Edward is my witness. He was there, he experienced it.

We felt the power of the Holy Ghost, and she

nearly fell backwards, and the lights flickered in that house,

and then all of a sudden boom, they went out,

and then they came back on. And I said, you

know what that is the demonstration of the power of

Almighty God. It's nothing to do with us. We're just

conduits of his power, of his miracles, of his signs,

of his wonders.

Amen.

And I believe that God wants to impart this in

this house in a great way. So if I could

pass on a gift to you, especially our mothers today,

a Mother's Day gift, it would be that you never

lose your wonder Amen. You know, life can get pretty mundane.

Another diaper change, another meal to cook, another load of

clue to why, amen, another day to get up and

go to work, go to school, try to make ends meet.

And if we're not careful, that same spirit will try

to come on us.

At church.

Oh, it's just another church service. I'm just going to

get there and check it off the list and get

it over with. Oh, I don't know if I want

to go today. Amen, a God is calling us to

be a people who are looking for Him to do

supernatural things in our mintst as never before, because our

nation needs to see a supernatural God.

Amen.

And I just want to ask today the women and

the specifically mothers and women. There may be women here

today who are believing God for a child and you've

not been able to have one, and we want to

stand with you by faith. Pastor Clay, did you want

your prayer team to come up? And all right, so

if you will come, and mothers, I'm going to ask

there's something about moms just standing together and women standing

together side by side. Men, just today, just give us

a moment and you be praying for the women in

this church that mothers will of faith will be raised

up in here as never before, who can believe God

from miracle, signs and wonders and when they lay hands

on the sick and lay hands on people who are

in need, that the almighty power of God is going

to come through like lightning. Oh, hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah. Everybody's standing,

if you would, And I'm going to ask moms if

you'll just come forward across this altar. And and then

even little girls, if you want to come one day,

you want to be a mommy. You know it's an

honor to be a mama, isn't it. It's an honor

to be a mama in this house. Some of you

have not stepped into your you have not stepped into

your role, your position as a mom in this house.

And God's called you, and you know He's called you.

Maybe you're not a biological mother, but God's called you

to be a spiritual mama. I just feel in my

spirit just link arms across across this.

Link arms up here.

Thank you, hallelujah, Thank you Jesus, hallelujah, hallelujah. Just come

all the way across so that everybody can get in

scooch in hallelujah. Oh thank you Lord, Thank you Lord,

Thank you Lord for miracles, signs and wonders. Hallelujah, hallelujah. Psal,

I'm thirty one and twenty one, said God showed me

the wonders of his love and when I was in

us and this was when I was in.

A city under siege.

And some of you today may feel like you've been

under siege of the enemy.

Who I feel that.

But God is going to show you the wonders of

His love right in the midst of it, Right in

the midst of the battle, where you think there's no

way out of this situation, God is going to break

through and He's going to show you the wonders of

his love. Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Thank you Lord, Glory to God. Everybody,

just say hallelujah.

Ooh.

Sometimes you just feel it down in here, the wonder

of God, that He's wonderful.

Glory to God.

Just speak that out, say God, You're wonderful, and I

receive your wonders. And men, if you would just stretch

your hands this way toward the we need some supernatural

fathers in this house to pray over the women and

ask God to bless them, to give them the strength.

Pray over these beautiful ladies.

On our platform amber and all those downstairs ministering glory

to God. Just begin to pray in the Holy Ghost.

If you would, let's just lift up an expectation and

a praise. Just begin to pray in the spirit. If

you pray in a prayer language, just begin to pray.

Thank you Lord.

Hallelujah, hallelujah, Thank you Father, Glory to God, Thank you Jesus,

Thank you Jesus.

Lord.

We just pray today, as women of faith and women

of God, that we will never lose the wonder of

what You're gonna do today. We never lose the wonder

of children or grandchildren. We never lose the wonder of

building a great house. We never lose the wonder of

being a part of a great church. We never lose

the wonder of being part of the family of God,

and we never lose the wonder of being filled with

the power of the Holy Ghost.

Hallelujah.

Everybody, just lift your hands to the Lord right now.

And if you have never received Jesus Christ as your

Lord and savior, today's your day.

This would be the best Mother's.

Day gift you could give your mama. Just say, Lord, Jesus,

come into my heart, give you my life, forgive me

of my sin, deliver me, save me, make me a

new creation in Jesus' name. Now, if you prayed that prayer,

you need to tell somebody. I want you to tell

one of these pastors here today. I want you to

let them know because you need to be discipled and

get in this church and get in the Word and grow.

If you've never received the baptism of the Holy Ghost,

lift your hands one more time, if you would, everybody, everybody,

in honor of the Holy Spirit. He is here, he

is moving. Hallelujah. There's a freedom in this house. There

is a freedom here. Oh, hallelujah, Holy Spirit.

Of the Living God.

For those here today who have been seeking you, who've

never been baptized by the Holy Ghost, who desire you,

Lord more than their next breath.

I pray in Jesus's name, I ask.

These altar workers if you would lay hands on the people,

begin to lay hands and pray. Let's believe God for

a fresh impartation of the Holy Ghost, a fresh impartation

of the Holy Spirit.

Thank you Lord, Thank you for your Holy Ghost in fire.

We give you praise. Thank you Lord, Thank you Lord.

Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah, Oh God, thank you Lord. Everybody who

who really needs a special touch. Is there a woman

here today who needs healing or needs maybe has been

believing God for a baby and you've had difficulty. I

want you to come forward and let's lay hands and

stand with you by faith and believe anybody in here

who needs healing a mama oh rabass laba kasandabahashidobu cool

oh yanda saida baha shat oh rabahasata. Is there anybody

here who wants to believe for a baby, or maybe

a daughter is believing for a baby? Oh rabaasanda bahha

shte anybody in a naha sete, wave at me if

you know somebody is believing for a baby. Lord, in

Jesus' name, you said you're the one who gives life.

And we ask you in Jesus' name.

Oh, in the name of Jesus Father, we're calling forth children.

We're calling for children, for these that are believing. Lord,

we ask you for children in this house. We ask

you for birthing of new children, new vision, new ideas,

wonders in Jesus' name. Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah, Thank you Lord,

Thank you Lord, Thank you Lord, for new babies.

Deal with those mother's wombs.

With babies who want a baby and desired in Jesus's name,

Thank you Lord, hallelujah, hallelujah, Thank your Lord. I'm going

to ask pastor clay to pray a blessing over all

the women here today and this wonderful a great house.

Everybody say, I'm in a great house. Everybody say it,

I am in a great house, and God is building

a great house for me.

Amen, hallelujah. Let's give the Lord praise.

Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah.

Thank you Lord. Pastor by