Easter 2026 | What Name is Written Over your Life? | Pastor Matt Keller

And let me just say this, we're so thankful that you would take

a little portion of your holiday weekend and be in God's house.

And we just really believe that God that wants to speak to you,

that the God of the universe loves you and he has a word for

every single one of us today. So I'm so glad you're in the

house and and anybody maybe you noticed you picked up on our

theme this year and that is there's power in the name of

Jesus. Did you catch the little part

about or all over the place about names?

Come on, somebody say the name of Jesus And listen, we around

here at Next Level Church love to have fun.

And, and so over the last few weeks, I actually have done some

research on actual names of real cities in the United States of

America. These are real places.

And maybe you've heard of them. I bet you haven't heard of a lot

of them. And so I did some research.

I double checked the research. I had several people say to me

already, no way that's a real place.

It's real. Let me show you a few of them.

Defiance. OH, actually is.

Is there anybody heard of Defiance?

OH, yeah. I've actually preached at a

church in Defiance. OH, I preached on rebellion.

It just felt right, just it just felt like the right thing to do.

There's another place called Hell, Michigan.

If you've ever said or thought to yourself, man, I feel like

I'm going through hell right now.

I have actually, though, I've been to both those place.

Hell, Michigan, it's not a big city, but it's, it's, it's

there's a sign that says welcome to hell.

It's so that's that's true. Here's another actual true city

in the United States, and that's Chicken Alaska.

Actual place. Apparently they wanted to name

it after like this exotic bird that's found in Alaska, but

there was an argument about what kind of what the actual name of

the bird was. And so somebody said, let's just

call it a chicken, and that became the name of the town.

Chicken Alaska. There you go.

For those of you Christmas enthusiasts, Santa Claus IN I've

been there again. Yep, I love that.

And for those of you who love Hostess prepackaged Hostess

Snacks, Ding Dong, Texas, that might be the place for you.

It's actually named because the little general store in their

little town, their little area had two bells and every time the

door would open, it would go Ding Dong.

And so people started calling it Ding Dong and it's stuck there.

You go to which at some point right now, many of you probably

listening to me or going, Pastor Matt, why are we doing this?

Good question. Same question people in why

Arizona were asking as well. Of course, if there's AY

Arizona, then that would have there would have to be a why not

North Carolina, right? There you go.

True place. It's an actual place, Why not

North Carolina? And you're thinking to yourself,

no, no, no, surely that's an accident.

Same thing people in Maryland thought when they named their

little town accident Maryland. And you may be thinking, well,

maybe it was a really bad car crash or a buggy crash, as it

were. It wasn't.

It was actually just a little plot of land that two people

thought they owned or possessed and they had a different name

for it. And they said, well, this is

just a really bad accident. And that was the name And the

name of the town became accident Maryland.

One more. You ready for this?

Some people in Colorado, perhaps they were doing illegal

substances when they said, you know what, our town doesn't even

need a name. We're just going to call this no

name Colorado for real. There's power in the name.

Everyone say power in the name. Let me ask you, did you have a

nickname? Anybody have a nickname when you

were growing up? Anybody.

Maybe your friends called you something, or maybe your parents

called you something. Maybe your brother or sister

called you something. For me, my brother called me

Mashy Tashy for a long time. I don't know, in 30 years of

preach, I've never confessed that until right now.

Why not do it in front of several thousand people on

Easter? Let's do that, Mashy.

I hated it, man. I hated my brother called me

Mashy Tashy. When I was in in elementary

school, I started doing productions with with the

theater in our local high school.

And so because they would cast me in all the children's parts,

everybody obviously was older in age and size than me.

So I became known as Little Matt.

For several years I was Little Matt and then I went through my

growth spurt and was 61 and was like I'm not Little Matt

anymore. Take that and probably the name

that that rings in my ears. I can hear it even now.

It was in my momma's voice. When I would do something as a

child that I was in trouble for, she would either yell up the

stairs or down the stairs to the basement, and she would use my

first and middle name. Matthew.

William, you get out here, right?

And I knew I was in trouble. Anybody else ever have a mom use

your first and middle name? And you knew, uh oh, there's

power in that name. I better come right now.

Hey. OK, here's what I want you to

do. Audience participation.

Wherever you're at, every location, turn to the person

sitting next to you and tell them what your childhood

nickname was or something that people called you.

Come on. Go ahead.

Tell them what? Your what your how his nickname

was when when you were a kid, somebody you were like, I can't

even say it. Like I'm not actually, I can't

I, I can't say that out loud. That's OK.

We understand in preparation and reading through the Easter story

this year, over the last few months, there's a there's a

detail in the Easter story that that stands out to me and I

actually want to draw our attention to it.

Maybe you've heard or you've read the Easter story throughout

your life. Maybe, you know, you attend on

every Easter, you come to church and you hear the the story of

Jesus and his death and burial and resurrection.

And but I just think that it's possible that there's some of us

that that you're going to catch a detail in the story that may

even change the way you think about crosses, like the symbol

of a cross, because when we think about the cross that Jesus

died on, right, we think of like the main pole and then like 1

cross bar. But the Bible actually records

that that wasn't actually complete.

So I want us to look at the story John chapter 19.

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It's found in all four gospels. But I want us to look at John

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chapter 19 this weekend and jump from there.

But before we turn there, let me set the stage for us.

So Jesus has been performing miracles, teaching for about 3

years. And then he starts telling his

disciples and those of you who were in church last Sunday, you

remember we talked about this, that he needed to go up to

Jerusalem and when he got there, he was going to be betrayed and

crucified. And the disciples were kind of

glossed over. They didn't really understand it

till after he was after the resurrection.

And so on Palm Sunday, a week before Easter or was the

Passover in those days, he goes up to Jerusalem.

And again, if you missed last Sunday, you can watch it online.

But we talked about Jesus triumphal entry, Palm Senate.

People are waving palm branches and praising him and and

worshipping him. But unfortunately their praise

and adoration of Jesus didn't last long.

And by Wednesday into Thursday, Jesus has been arrested for

inciting a riot and he's LED from one illegal trial to the

next. And by Thursday night, he's

sentenced to death by crucifixion.

And on Friday morning, what you and I know as Good Friday or

historically was known as Black Friday, Jesus was crucified on a

cross. Let me take you there.

John chapter 19 says this. So they took Jesus away,

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carrying the cross by himself. He went to the place called

Place of the Skull in Hebrew Golgotha.

There they nailed him to the cross.

Two others were crucified with him, one on either side with

Jesus between them. Verse 19 here.

This is what I want us to see this week in church family.

And Pilate, who was kind of in charge of the whole thing,

posted a sign on the cross that read Jesus of Nazareth, the king

of the Jews. And the place where Jesus was

crucified was near the city. And the sign was written in

three languages, Hebrew, Latin and Greek so that many people

could read it. So Jesus, when he's crucified on

the cross, the Bible tells us that there was a sign that was

placed above him in Hebrew, Latin and Greek, 3 languages.

It would have looked similar to to this above his head.

And it said Jesus of Nazareth, the king of the Jews.

Well, of course, when the religious leaders of the day

heard that, they got mad. They didn't, they didn't like

that. So, so look verse 21.

Then the leading priests objected and they said to

Pilate, change it, change it from the king of the Jews to he

said, or he, he, he proclaimed like he thought he was the king

of the Jews. And I love this Pilot replied,

no, what I have written, I have written when Jesus was crucified

on the cross on that Good Friday, there was a sign, there

was a label, there was a name above his head.

So Father, we thank you, but today on Easter, we can

celebrate your death, burial and resurrection.

Lord Jesus. Father, I pray that in the next

few moments you would speak to us.

Lord, our hearts are open. God, we want to hear from you.

We're desperate to hear from you.

Speak. We're listening.

And everyone who agreed with that prayer said Amen.

There was a sign above Jesus on the cross.

Ever thought about what sign would be above your life if

there was 1 ever thought? Maybe you've never thought about

it. Maybe maybe you've thought about

it often. Never thought about what what

the label would be over your life?

What the what the name would be over your life?

Let me ask it a little bit further.

Let me take it a step further. Would you like the label, the

name that would be put over your life?

Would, would, maybe some of us, we would be embarrassed by it or

we would feel ashamed of it. See, I think if we, if we went

around the room today, wherever location you're at, I, I, I have

a sense that most of us would probably not be proud of the

name over our life. Maybe you're listening to me

right now and as I've asked the question, what name, what label,

what would be on over your, over your life?

Maybe the word failure or disappoint.

Maybe it's maybe it's the word addict because you just can't

seem to break free. Maybe, maybe it's irresponsible

or or a mistake. Maybe someone has told you your

entire life you're a mistake. You you were unwanted, you were

unplanned, you maybe, maybe the word over your life this Easter,

if you're being honest, is is the word forgotten because you

feel like life has happened to you and it seems as if no one

can see you anymore? Maybe it's the word messed up or

a mess up. Maybe the word over your life

this Easter, if we're being honest, is regret or promise

breaker. Maybe some of you the word is

imposter because you feel like you're just you're just faking.

You're just going through life faking everybody else.

Maybe, maybe, maybe it's maybe it's womanizer or cheater.

Maybe it's thief. Maybe the word over your life is

guilty or the bad one. Maybe someone in your life,

since you were small, labeled you're the bad one, your sister,

she's the good one, but you're the bad one.

Your brother, he's the OR maybe flip it over, you're the good

one and you felt this pressure on you to perform.

You felt this pressure. I can't ever screw up.

I have to be perfect. I have to be the good one.

I have to live in too. The name maybe your name is

self-made and you've looked on and you've went I've I've pulled

myself up. I've I'm a self-made man.

I'm a self-made woman. Maybe your word is independence

and you've lived your life shaking your fists and everybody

around you. Maybe it's rogue, maybe, I don't

know. Maybe it's defiant or arrogant.

Maybe the word above your head is jerk.

What's your name? What's your label?

What? What's your sign?

Jesus was crucified with a sign over his head.

When Jesus gave his life not for his own sin, because he lived a

perfect sinless life. When Jesus gave up his life on

that cross for your sin and mine, he shed his blood so that

we could be forgiven. And the Bible tells us that by

mid afternoon the world had gone dark.

Jesus breathed his last and he said the words.

It is finished and then the Bible tells us that there was a

great earthquake, that the curtain in the temple was torn

from top to bottom. In other words, symbolizing for

us that the that there's no distance between US and God any

longer. The gap has been broken.

A man named Joseph of Arimathea, the Bible says, went to Pilate.

It says he took courage and he went before Pilate and he asked

for Jesus body. Pilate granted his request and

they took his body down on that first Good Friday and they

buried Jesus in a borrowed tomb and the tomb and they rolled a

giant stone in front of the tomb.

This Friday moved into Saturday, the Sabbath.

The world went quiet, and on Sabbath, nothing happened.

His followers were left to wonder what would come, what

would be. But as Saturday turned into

Sunday, that first resurrection Sunday, well, look what

happened. Matthew 28 says this after the

Sabbath. It dawned on the first day of

the week, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to look at the

tomb and there was a violent earthquake.

I love this for an Angel of the Lord came down from heaven and

going to the tomb, rolled back the stone and then look at this

part and sat on it. That's our God, that's our God.

He rolled back this heavy stone and then he just sat on it and

went what up world love it Verse 3 his appearance the Angel was

like lightning in his clothes were white as snow.

The guards look at this were so afraid of him that they shook

and became like dead men. They just passed out.

Love it Verse 5 Look the Angel said to the women, do not be

afraid for I know that you are looking for Jesus who was

crucified. Look at this part church family,

he is not here. He has risen just as he said he

would come and see the place where he laid.

Church family, Jesus rose and when he did, he gave you and I

power to have a new name over our life.

That's the God we serve. That's the God we serve.

He is risen. He is risen in.

So this Easter, I want, I want you to remember three things.

I want you to remember 3 things through Jesus.

Here's the first one. Number one, we have our true

identity. Everyone say our true identity.

Through Jesus, we have our true identity.

Listen, I don't know what the label is that's been put on your

life. I don't know what people have

called you or inferred you. I don't know what that name is

that has rattled around in your head for your entire life.

But can I tell you something according to the word of God

that Jesus came in so that you and I could be called sons and

daughters of God? That's who we are.

Galatians chapter 3, verse 26 For you are all sons and

Galatians 3:26

daughters of God. Look, here's how through faith

in Jesus Christ. When we put our faith in Jesus

Christ, we become sons and daughters of God.

Maybe you've been living under under that negative identity.

Can I tell you something? No matter what name has been

stamped on you, no matter what name has rolled around in your

brain, has defined you up until now.

Good news, because of Jesus, our true identity is no longer what

they said about us, what they say about us, what they infer

about us. Our true identity is found in

Him. We are sons and daughters of

God. When my oldest son Will got

married a few years ago, right after they got engaged, they

they came up with a hashtag because apparently you can't get

married these days without a hashtag.

And so I love it. Suggest my my future

daughter-in-law, now daughter-in-law.

Her hashtag that she came up with when as soon as Will gave

her the ring and she said yes, her hashtag was call her a

Keller. I was like, yeah, like it, call

her a Keller. So everything with their wedding

online was all about hashtag call her a Keller.

And then she got married and guess what?

She took on a new name. Not that her old name was bad,

but her new name was Keller. And I like that name a lot.

See, listen, when you and I come into Jesus, when you and I come

and relate into relationship with the King of Kings and the

Lord of Lords, Jesus, guess what?

He gives us a new name because our identity can be permanently

changed in Him. Jesus is our true identity.

Here's the second thing I hope you'll remember this Easter #2

through Jesus we have our best connection.

Everyone say best connection. Through Jesus we have our best

connection. Let me ask you something.

Have you ever been around someone who is like a

professional name dropper? Anybody know what I'm talking

about? I have a friend who, well, he's

not. I wouldn't even say he's a

friend. He's more of an acquaintance.

But every time I get around this guy, every time I get around

this guy, like within seconds my man is dropping names.

Now, to his credit, he knows a lot of people.

Like you just ask him like he like, for real.

Like he like next. Like within minutes my man is

like, well, hey, I was on so and so's boat the other day and

yeah, a few weeks ago we're on vacation with so and so.

Then I was on this. That was the plane and the thing

I saw so and so and that was the so and so's house.

I'm like, wow, brother, you know a lot of people, you know, that

has nothing to do with anything except you'd like him.

He's a good time. So several years ago, Sarah and

I and our team, several of us were at Christ Fellowship for

Christ Fellowship Conference in West Palm.

Christ Fellowship Pastors Todd and Julie Mullins, who who are

our pastors, which by the way, Pastor Todd Mullins is going to

be preaching in the house with us next Sunday.

Next Sunday. He released a book in the last

year. And so we're doing a whole

series based on his book. So make sure you're here in the

house. So anyway, Pastor Tal, we're

there at Christ Fellowship. And, and so before the 2nd

evening service, which Pastor Jensen Franklin was going to be

preaching at that night, we had dinner in the green room.

And so I actually got to sit next.

Speaking of name dropping, here I go, right?

I got to have dinner with Pastor Jensen Franklin.

That's kind of fun. So it was.

So I was sitting there. I really did just name drop.

Wow, it feels good, actually. So I'm sitting at the table and

then Pastor Jensen was next to me and then next to him at the

end of the table was a guy that he didn't know who had spoken in

the earlier afternoon session. And then Pastor Todd and a few

other people around the table, So I'm listening to Pastor

Jensen and this guy at the end of the table who had spoken

earlier have this conversation and, and they're just getting to

know each other and asking about ministry and what they're doing

and all of that. And then Pastor Jensen asked him

a question that I actually thought when I heard it, he had

misspoke, that he looked at the guy at the end of the table and

he said, who are you from? And I was like, did he mean

like, where are you from? He didn't.

He looked right at this guy and he said, who are you from?

And the guy had actually served with Craig Rochelle at Life

Church in Oklahoma, the biggest church in America.

He had served on his staff for several years.

And he looked right back at Pastor Jensen without missing a

beat. And he said, I'm from Craig

Rochelle. And they said I served for him

13 years, whatever it was. And, and they just went right on

with their conversation. And Jensen was, oh, that's cool

and whatever. And I never forgot that

question. Who are you from?

Who are you from? See, here's what I think,

Church. I think some of us, when you

hear me ask the question, who are you from?

It throws you a little bit because who you're from or where

you're from is not something that you're particularly proud

of. I've just had this sense coming

into this Easter weekend this year that God wants to set some

of us free because some of you, you're not proud of where you

came from. Some of you, you had a parent, a

father or mother who was incarcerated, who was in prison.

You, maybe you had a father who left you, who walked out on you

that you never knew. You never knew who you're from.

You don't even know where you're.

Maybe you've been adopted and you've kind of live with this

angst in your heart about your connection, who you're connected

to. Can I tell you something?

Thanks be to God through Jesus, we have a new identity, but we

also have our best connection. God wants to set you free, some

of you. You put your faith in Jesus and

you are literally changing your family tree because you have

been ashamed of where you came from.

You have been, you've been discouraged because you're not.

You don't have some fancy name, you grew up on the wrong side of

the tracks or whatever. However you would say in that

neighborhood and God wants you to know this Easter in Jesus,

you have a better connection. Where are you from?

Who are you from? You are from Jesus.

That's who you are and you are literally, I'm so proud of you.

You are literally changing your family tree.

If the stuff you have carried, the baggage you have carried

from your past, guess what? Your kids, your grandkids,

generations down the line from you, they're not going to have

to carry that the way you did. It ends with you.

Why? Because Jesus is our best

connection. He's our best connection #3 What

I want you to remember this Easter is through Jesus we have

our greatest power. Everyone say greatest power

church, Can I tell you who some of the most powerful people in

the world are? Crossing guards?

No, think about it. You take a a retired old man or

a retired woman, retired woman, you put a crossing guard harness

on them and give them a little stop sign.

They can stop a soccer mom running late who hasn't had her

coffee yet. That's power.

That's power. Now what?

How can they stop buses? How can they stop soccer moms

running late? Not in their own name.

Because in and of themselves, they're just as a person making

12 bucks an hour, watch this. When they put on that sash and

hold up that stop sign, They're not standing in the middle of

the street in their own power, in their own name.

They're standing there with the school behind them.

They're standing there with the laws of our land behind them.

They're standing there with the safety of our children.

That makes me tear up with the safety of our children behind

them. That gives them a lot of power.

And can I tell you something this Easter?

Guess what? When you and I come in our name,

when you and I stand in our name, guess what?

We don't have a whole lot of power.

But there's a name. The Bible says it's greater than

every other name. There's a name that's bigger and

more powerful and stronger than any other name.

And that name is the mighty name of Jesus, man.

There's sometimes when Sarah and I will be facing a situation,

we're up against the wall, we're up against the deadline, we're

up against something that seems impossible.

And can I tell you what we do? We don't stand there going well,

thank goodness I'm a good person.

Thank goodness we're we got into no, no, no, no, no.

Listen, you know what we do? We just start praying in the

name of Jesus. Why?

Because then Matt and Sarah Keller's that name doesn't do

much. But the name of Jesus.

Well, let me show you Philippians chapter 2, verses 10

Philippians 2:10

and 11 at the name of Jesus. Not our name.

Not the name of our favorite politician or our political

party. Not the name of our favorite

sports team. We're our favorite podcaster.

No, no, no. At the name.

Come on, somebody, at the name of Jesus, every knee will bow.

Look at this, in heaven and on earth and under the earth.

In other words, even the demons have to respond to that name,

the name of Jesus, and every tongue confess or acknowledge,

look that Jesus Christ is Lord. Here.

Watch for one reason, for the glory of God the Father.

This Easter I want you to remember that in him, in Jesus,

we have our true identity, we have our best connection, we

have our greatest power. When Jesus was crucified, he had

a name written above him. You know what that what the name

was? King.

Let me ask you a question. Is Jesus king of your life?

Is he ruler of your heart? Is he, we would say, Lord of

your life? Have you surrendered complete

control to him? Because that's the best way to

live. God's got an amazing plan for

us, the way he wants us to live. And it's not just cerebral.

It's not just a, a, a, a knowing in our mind.

No, no, no, Jesus wants to write a new name over our heart called

son and daughter, but he asked us to surrender.

Is Jesus Lord of your life? Is he ruler?

Is he King over all in your life?

Here's what I think. I think it's possible that there

are many who have come into one of our locations today, Cape

Coral or downtown or East here online, and you've heard about

Jesus, but you've never surrendered your life to His

Lordship. Maybe you've even accepted Him

as Savior, forgiven of your sins, but you've never fully

surrendered your life to Jesus. I want to give you an

opportunity to do that today for the sake of the privacy of this

moment. Can we just every location, can

we just bow our heads across every room?

Just bow. Let's just close our eyes even

just just for the privacy of this moment.

If you're in one of our rooms today or online family, that's

you listen and you've never said yes to a relationship with Jesus

Christ. It's a free gift.

And it's as simple as acknowledging that you're a

Sinner, believing that what Jesus did on the cross was

payment for your sin and then confessing that.

I want to give you an opportunity to confess that

today. So whatever room you're in, I'm

going to count the three in just a moment.

And if you're ready to surrender your life to the lordship of G,

if you're ready to say yes, I need to be.

Pastor Matt. That's me.

Include me in. I want you to throw your hand up

whatever room you're in. Ready.

Come on. Let's do it. 123.

Pastor Matt, that's me. Just throw your hand up.

Awesome. Yeah.

Keep it up. That's it.

Keep it up. Just for a second.

Yeah. Thank you.

I see young hands. I see old hands.

I see hands in the middle. Somebody, anybody else I see,

man. Come on, man.

That's awesome. Ladies, put your Pastor Matt.

That's me. I'm ready to thank you, young

man. I'm ready.

Thank you, ma'am. I'm ready to surrender my life

to the lordship of Jesus. I'm ready.

I need, I need Jesus to forgive me.

I want to be in relationship with God.

Anybody else? East, downtown, Cape Coral, you

can put your hand down. Listen, for the sake of so many

who have lifted their hand today, I want to lead us all in

a prayer. And I want all of us to repeat

this prayer after me. And listen, if you lifted your

hand, I want you to pray from your heart what you're feeling

on the inside. I want you to vocalize it on the

outside. The Bible calls that confess.

And so come on, let's pray this together.

And listen, if you raise your hand, pray this prayer from your

heart. And the God of the universe who

loves you more than you can fathom or know is going to hear

your prayer come in and begin to change you from the inside out.

Come on, let's pray together. Say, dear Jesus, thank you for

loving me and bringing me here today.

In this moment I acknowledge that I'm a Sinner and I need a

Savior. I thank you Jesus, that you died

on the cross for my sin. Right now I confess my sin and I

receive you. Help me from this moment forward

to go your way because it is the best way for the rest of my

days. In Jesus name I pray.

Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen. Wow.

Hey, come on, can we just celebrate that?

Wow. Listen, if if that was you, any

of our locations, we have a free gift we want to give you.

This is a Bible. And if we have these at all of

our locations before you leave today, go to our next steps area

at your location and just tell them I said yes.

And our team is going to freak out high 5 yell and scream and

be so excited for you, but they want to put this in your hand.

And then there's AQR code right here.

And if you'll scan that QR code before you leave the property,

it's actually, we want to send you some videos that Pastor

Sarah and I, my wife and I recorded.

Come on, you watch all kinds of videos on your phone anyway,

watch something that'll actually help you.

OK, Because we want to, that's a good word because we want to

help you in your relationship with Jesus.

So, so before you leave today, if you, if that was you, you

raise your hand, stop and grab this Bible because we and

download those videos because we want to, we want to be on your

team. Amen.

Wow, wow. Hey, you know what?

Come on, can we stand together? Listen, we're not done yet.

I want to invite our worship team to come back at all of our

locations. And here's why.

Because we've been singing that song in the mighty name of

Jesus. And I love that song.

Matter of fact, I want us to sing a little of that song here

for the next couple of moments. And I want us to speak it over

our lives, over our families, over our homes.

And there's actually a line in there.

Maybe you've you've heard it and you've sung it and you were

like, I don't know what that means.

It says the blood of Jesus is on the door frame of my life.

You know what I'm saying? That line, that's a reference to

the Old Testament Passover where the children of Israel had to

sacrifice a lamb and put the blood of the lamb on the door

frame of their house. Speak so the Angel of death

would pass them by. In other words, that them in

their house would be saved. Well, guess what?

Jesus came as our one and for all Passover lamb.

That's why he died. And guess what?

His blood covers us. So come on team, I want us to

sing that I speak the name of Jesus over

your sons and daughters. Father, you see the labels, the

names that they have walked into church with carrying over the

over the door frame over there, the plate of their life.

And God, I pray that today the name changes.

God, I pray that you would give us a new perspective.

I pray that depression would go, anxiety would go.

I thank you that in the name of Jesus there is healing.

So I speak healing over your sons and daughters.

I speak breakthrough over marriages.

I speak provision God. I speak bonuses and and and

promotions in jobs, God, but I pray and speak new ideas in the

name of Jesus for companies and businesses.

God, I speak blessing over each of these, your precious ones,

your sons and daughters, not in my name, in the mighty name of

Jesus. I speak and pray these things

and everyone at every location who will receive that said Amen.

Come on, let's give God the highest prayer.