God's Unspeakable Gift

I want you to turn with me this morning to 2 Corinthians chapter 9.

2 Corinthians 9 · chapter mention

And I was going to say, if you do not have a worship guide, raise your hand, but we're out.

So that's a good problem.

In 2 Corinthians, Paul was writing to the church at Corinth.

In fact, a lot of people, and if you're visiting with us, I hope you'll come back after the first and worship again with us and enjoy probably one of the, I think, most important things that we do around here every Sunday, and that is have the love feast.

And the love feast really comes from 1 Corinthians 11, where you see the church at Corinth taking what we call the Lord's Supper, and I'll be using that passage here in a little bit as we partake of the Lord's Supper.

But it was something that they did every Sunday together.

Not that they would partake of the Lord's Supper every day, every Sunday.

Now, a lot of churches do, and that's where they actually get the scriptural textual proof for that.

And that's okay.

I'm not saying you couldn't do that.

But he says, as often as you take it, and we do it here quarterly to make it very special, like today.

And so, with that said, though, he's talking to them about fellowshipping.

And every Sunday we fellowship together, we break bread together.

This whole sanctuary here, in 10 minutes, we encourage everybody after we get through preaching to ease out the doors, put your Bibles up, and then go back and get in line.

By that time, there's two lines out there, and you go through the line, you come back in, this is turned into a cafeteria.

It's unbelievable.

And all the people that participate in that, thank you, the way they do that.

And then we all grab our chairs when we finish, put it up, and we're still out of here.

A lot of them out of here by 12:30.

It's just phenomenal to see how we sit down and fellowship together.

But with that said, the context is this is what who Paul is writing to.

He's writing to a congregation.

And he's talking to them about their promise to give a gift to the church in Jerusalem for the poor and needy people.

They had made a commitment, just like the churches in Asia had made a commitment to help the church in Jerusalem.

So he's reminding them as their people that are coming to receive that gift, to take to Jerusalem, he's reminding them again that, and thanking them again for their giving.

He says, be ready.

Don't forget what you've committed.

And I thought about that as we come to the end of this year.

It's a time next week in the beginning of the first of the new year, we make commitments to the Lord.

And I like what Paul says here.

He says, remember your commitment.

And as we come to this end of 2018, as we think back on how God has blessed us, boy, has God blessed us this year.

Can we give him a clap offering?

Amen.

And I know it's a time where some people say, well, Pastor, I want I don't feel like I've been blessed.

I've had a lot of troubles.

I've had a lot of sickness.

I've had a lot of financial problems.

I've had a lot of physical problems.

I've had a lot of emotional problems.

But you're still here.

And that's enough within itself to be thankful.

Can I get an Amen?

Yes, give him an Amen.

Amen.

And next year's going to be better.

But as Paul comes to the end of this chapter, he ends it, and I love the way he ends it.

After he's telling him how God's been good to him, after he's dealt with some issues in the church that they needed to correct.

In fact, this my new series in January is going to be on how to have a healthy church.

The four, first four Sundays in January, I'm going to deal with that.

And then we're going to go into the study of 1 Peter.

It's going to be a great study.

But how to have a healthy church, Paul's going and he's dealt with issues so that they can correct them.

And then he talks about their giving and how gracious they've been to promise the gift.

And then he says, and with all this, he says, but don't ever forget, and he closes this chapter with, thanks be unto God for his unspeakable, unbelievable gift.

And I want us to look at this verse.

This verse contains both Thanksgiving and Christmas in its eight short words.

It begins with Thanksgiving, and look at what Paul says.

Thanks be unto God.

We've just celebrated Thanksgiving.

But then it ends with Christmas.

How fitting for the holiday season.

Holiday season starts with Thanksgiving and then it ends with Christmas, New Year's.

And here we see all that's wrapped up in this one little verse.

We see Thanksgiving and we see Christmas.

And when Paul speaks of Christmas, he's speaking of this unspeakable gift.

And I want to share some thoughts this morning out of this verse that tells us and shows us this unspeakable gift.

At Christmas time, everybody can't wait to get to the gifts.

They can't wait.

We all, I don't care how old you are, and I know what you're saying.

I don't need anything, don't get me anything.

Don't tell a story like that.

Hello.

I mean, we all want a gift.

Maybe just one, but we want a gift.

I can remember Christmas.

And I can remember my birthday.

By the way, I just turned 65, December the 15th.

65.

Now I know I don't look it.

Thank you very much.

And I can still beat Brett and Johnny sometimes in pickleball.

Not all the time, but sometimes.

But you know what?

By the way, I am now fixing to be a certified Social Security card carrying person.

I can't believe it.

I can remember in my 30s, I said, well, Social Security won't even be around when I get there.

Well, bless God, I'm here and it's still around.

So for all you negative people, don't you just keep paying me a little check.

Thank you very much.

Now that I'm getting a little one.

All right.

But we all, when we come to Christmas, we can't wait to get to that gift so that we can open it and see what Christ has given us.

So this morning, I want you to see what God has given us.

Number one, the foundation of this Thanksgiving gift.

The word unspeakable.

By the way, do you realize this is the first time in the Greek language the word was ever used?

And there's a reason for it.

Because Paul could not think of any literary word that they had back then to describe the awesomeness and the greatness of God.

He couldn't, so he had to invent one.

And he did.

Die gatos.

Diegaitas is a Greek word.

And it literally means, and I love this word, indescribable.

Indescribable.

In other words, there's nothing to compare with this person, Jesus.

Nothing.

In fact, he really says, his son says that Jesus is a gift that's so good, so great, so wonderful, that he really cannot describe him.

And I thought a minute, I said, how true that is.

And if you're here today, if you want a reason to praise him, you've got one.

If you want to, hey, if you need a reason to worship him, you've got one.

If you, hey, need a reason to just say thank you, Father, you've got one.

Because of who Jesus really is.

And I really believe that.

When Jesus Christ came to this world, God became a man so that he might give his life for us.

Listen to what Matthew says.

Matthew says that he's going to send a son who's going to be born of a virgin, which filled Isaiah 7.14, the prophecy.

And Mary, and he also told Joseph, Mary and Luke 2, Joseph and Matthew 1, that this son's name is going to be Jesus, who will save his people from their sins.

So God had a plan on that Christmas.

He became a slave so that you and I could become sons of God.

Philippians 2, 5 through 8, and you know the verses.

He thought of himself, not it to be robbery, to be created as a man.

He laid down all his attributes of being God to come to be man.

But remember, he laid them down, but he still had them.

He was as much God as God ever has been, but he also was as much man as man ever will be, like you and me.

He was the God man.

But also we see he became a slave.

Not only did he become a slave, he became poor so that we could be rich.

I love what he says in 2 Corinthians 8.9.

Christ, though he was rich for our sakes became poor that we through his poverty might be rich.

Wow.

So what did he really bring us?

Take a moment.

Think a minute.

Consider what you have in Jesus.

That unspeakable gift.

Are you ready?

I'm going to give you a few things.

First of all, we have forgiveness of sin.

Can I get an amen?

As far as the East is from the west, so far has he removed our transgressions from us.

Psalms 103, verse 12.

Psalms 103:12

But not only do we have forgiveness of sins, hey, we have, are you ready?

Redemption from sin.

In whom we have redemption through his blood, even the forgiveness of sins according to the riches of his grace, Ephesians 1, 7.

In that little box, we have redemption from sin.

We've been delivered from sin.

But notice the third thing.

We have everlasting life.

Oh, you know what?

Hey, as I'm reaching now the ripe age of 65 and considered a senior saint.

Now we don't like that word around here.

They call themselves amazing grace.

But as I'm reaching, as we call it in football terms, in that fourth quarter, and I love what Harry says, yeah, but we got overtime too.

But as we enter into Frenchie, that fourth quarter, I got to thinking about, hey, I'm not gonna die.

You say, no, wait a minute, everybody dies.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

No, no.

I just, hey, I just, hey, transfer my address.

Jesus said, I am the resurrection and the life.

He that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live.

Whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die.

Amen.

John 11.

I'm not gonna die.

I'm just gonna change addresses.

So we're you've got a, hey, eternal life.

You've got ever life, everlasting life.

I love what he says in John 10.

One of these great verses.

He says, I give unto thee eternal life.

They shall never perish, neither shall any man, listen, any man pluck them out of my father's hand.

John 10, 28.

We have a home in heaven.

Can I get an amen?

Jesus said, Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.

You believed in me, also believe in God, for in my father's house are many mansions.

If it were not so, I would have told you.

I go to prepare a place for you, and if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and receive you unto myself that where I am you may be also.

Jesus died for you personally.

Amen.

He is now building a home for you personally, Hebrews says.

And thirdly, he's coming back to receive you personally.

Thank God for his unspeakable gift.

We have his abiding presence.

He'll never leave us nor forsake us.

Hebrews 13, 5.

We have his perfect promises.

All the promises of God are in Jesus.

Yea and amen.

2 Corinthians 1.20.

We have his everlasting love.

I have loved thee with an everlasting love.

You know, you may have people that tell you that, hey, they don't love you anymore.

You may have people walk out on you and say they don't love you anymore, but Jesus Christ will never walk out on you.

He loved you from the very beginning.

He created you, and marvelous are his works.

He loves you.

And he died for you.

God be the glory.

And then we have his amazing grace.

2 Corinthians 12.9.

Thanks be unto God, hey, for his amazing grace.

His grace is sufficient.

His strength is made perfect.

In my weakness, most gladly will I glory in my problems, my tribulations, because when I am weak, he is strong.

2 Corinthians 12.9.

What a gift.

And then we have his boundless provisions.

Philippians 4.19, my God shall supply all your needs.

Now he didn't say all your wants.

Can I get an amen?

My God should supply all your needs according to his riches and glory through Christ Jesus.

Philippians 4.19.

We have his unspeakable gift in the person of the Holy Spirit.

1 Corinthians 12, 13.

For by one spirit are we all baptized into one body.

Wow.

And then we have that unspeakable gift of his precious word.

Psalms 119, verse 105 says, Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light into my path.

Psalms 119:105

Wow.

And that's what it is for you parrots.

That's what baby dedication was all about.

That the word of God living in your heart would be exhibited through your life and through your character and through your mouth, through your actions, everything that you do, you will be a living testimony for God.

In fact, God Paul calls it an ambassador for Christ.

And that's what we are.

And then we have his promise of that unspeakable gift of his glorious church.

I love what he says in Ephesians 5, 25 through 27, that he might present it to himself, a glorious church.

A glorious church without spot and wrinkle.

Whew! What a gift.

And I just I just touched the hem or the garment.

I could start out and go through He's my shield, he's my rock, he's my fortress, he's my deliverer, I could just keep going.

What an unbelievable foundation for our Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays.

Secondly, look at the focus.

Look at the focus of this Thanksgiving.

Paul focuses our attention on God Himself.

Thanks be to God.

Paul is telling us that the one who deserves to be praised is God.

The one who deserves to receive thanks is God.

God is the one who described the plan.

Do you realize you are planned of God?

Can I get an amen?

You are a plan of God.

God, you didn't just accidentally, as evolution says, that this whole creation just happened to be an unexpected atomic explosion.

I got a Greek word for that.

Baloney.

Hello.

You're not by no accident.

God knew you before you were even formed in your mother's womb.

And you're fearfully.

And you're wonderfully made.

Marvelous are his works.

Listen, get excited about this.

God doesn't make junk.

Now for some of us, he came close.

I knew Lanny would come through.

God is the one who chose us in him before the foundation of the world.

Ephesians 1 4.

God is the one who put us into his eternal plan.

God is the one who loved us when we were unlovable.

Can I get an O me?

But God commended His love toward us in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.

Romans 5.8.

Yes, that is so true.

He is the one who came to us when we were dead in trespasses and sins.

Ephesians 2.

In a few moments, when we take the Lord's Supper, one of the things that we do, we go back and we remember the day you got saved.

Oh, I can remember it as it was clear as yesterday.

Sitting up in the balcony of First Baptist Church in Sylvester, Georgia, the place of the chosen frozen.

But I got saved.

I can remember it.

Oh, it's so exciting.

It's so exciting.

It really is.

God is the one who convicted us of our sins and saved us when we believed in Christ.

God is the one we owe everything we have and are and hope to be, all the glory goes to God.

Can I get an amen?

All of it.

Thou shalt remember the Lord thy God, for it is he that gives thee power to get wealth.

Deuteronomy 8, 18.

Oh.

So this Thanksgiving day that we just celebrated and experienced, and Christmas Day that'll be here Tuesday, should be really not just twice a year that we celebrate Thanksgiving.

And Christmas, it ought to be a ritual every day of our life.

When we get up, we say, This is the day the Lord hath made.

I will rejoice and be glad in it because of all that He has done for me.

And it's really you get up and in the morning you say, God, this is the day you have made.

I will rejoice and be glad in it because of your unspeakable, unbelievable, undescribable gift.

Amen.

Oh, what a savior.

Oh.

2 Peter 1:3 says, and this is the thanks we owe to God for, for that gift.

2 Peter 1:3

He says, that we are given, he says, we are given unto us all things that pertain unto life and godliness.

That's it.

That's it.

That's what we have.

And thank the Lord for that unspeakable gift.

So this Christmas.

Do you have plans to give him thanks?

Do you really have a plan to give him thanks?

Well, in a few moments, we're going to give you that opportunity.

You're going to be able to give him thanks to partaking of the Lord's supper and giving back of your love gift.

Saying, thank you, Father, for all that you've done for me this year and given to me this year, which brings me to the last point.

Not only do we see the beautiful foundation of our Thanksgiving, the focus of our Thanksgiving, but now look at the fruit of our Thanksgiving.

And all this is seen in this whole chapter here that I described to you.

When Paul pinned the words in verse 15, he did so for a reason.

He had spent his entire time in this chapter calling on the Corinthian church to follow through on their commitment that they had previously made to give their offering to the poor persecuted saints in Jerusalem.

That was verses 1 through 5.

And then I want you to pick up on verse 6 and 7.

Look at this.

And apparently the Corinthians, the church at Corinth, had not yet given it.

So here they are, and he reminds them that God will bless them in direct relation to their giving.

Look at verse 6.

But this I say he which soweth sparingly shall reap sparingly.

And he which soweth bountifully shall reap boundfully.

Now look at verse 7.

Every man according as he purposes in his heart, so let him give, not grudgingly or of necessity, for God loves a cheerful giver.

He reminds the church that God expects them to give out of a great Cheerful attitude.

One of the things I love about giving is knowing the reason I'm giving is because God has blessed me and God's asked me to give back to him.

In fact, he goes on, and in verses 8, you've got to see this through 11.

Look at what he says.

When you and I give boundfully, notice what he says.

This is one of my favorite verses in the whole New Testament.

And God is able to make all grace abound toward you, that you always having all sufficiency in all things may abound to every good work.

Now, what's this?

The three little awes.

All grace, all sufficiency in all things.

Wow.

God says there's a reward coming to you and me if we do what he says do, and that is to give back to God graciously and lovingly and excitably, and I mean, with joy.

He says, I'm going to bless you unbelievably.

You're not going to be able to contain all the glory that I'm going to give to you and all the blessings I'm going to give you.

Malachi 3.10 says, when you bring the tithe in the storehouse, he opens the windows of heavens and pours you out a blessing.

I mean, it's more than you can contain.

So he's saying, hey, you do what I ask you to do.

I'm going to give you all my grace.

I don't know about you, but he just said in 2 Corinthians 12, 9, hey, his grace is sufficient for our needs, and when we're in bad situations, his grace pulls us through.

Can I get an amen?

That's better than money.

But he's saying, you're going to have all my grace.

You're going to have all sufficient.

In other words, I'm going to make sure that you're secure, safe, and hey, prospering.

You're going to have what you.

And by the way, when I'm saying prospering, I'm not talking about a lot of wealth.

I'm talking about God meeting your needs and you're happy and you're satisfied.

You're secure and there is no want in your life.

Can I get an amen?

See, our problem in America, we won't, won't, won't, won't, won't.

When we get, get, get, get, we're still not satisfied.

It's not about things, it's about the person.

And there's no greater joy than to give back and to help people, especially during this time of the year.

And that's what he's saying.

Now look.

And then verse 9.

As it is written, he hath dispersed abroad.

He hath given to the poor.

His righteousness remaineth forever.

In other words, he says, I'm going to take care of you forever.

Forever.

Now, folks, that's better than Social Security.

Hello?

I want God's grace more than I want Social Security.

Amen.

So look at it.

There it is.

What a beautiful, beautiful exhortation.

And remember what Jesus said in Luke 6.38.

Give and it shall be given unto you, good measures, pressed down, shaken together, and running over shall men give back unto you.

Hello.

We're all channels of blessings.

Can I get an amen?

We're all channels of blessings.

And then finally, they are told that their gifts to meet the needs of the Jewish believers in Jerusalem.

Now watch this.

Will prove their salvation.

It will prove that their salvation is real.

When the Jews received this gift from the Gentiles, they knew for certain that they are one in the gospel in verses 12 through 14.

And same being true with the church in Asia.

The church is there in Romans 15, 25 through 27.

So let me conclude by kind of drawing the net here by saying, what does this have to say to us as a, hey, as we go into this new year?

What does these biblical principles of the greatest gift ever, that unspeakable, undescribable gift, apply to our lives?

How does it apply to us?

Well, in two ways.

It serves to remind us that we have been given much in Jesus.

Because we have been given much, what?

Remember the verse?

Luke 12, 48?

What does it say?

Because we have been given much, what?

Much is expected of us.

Isn't that what it says?

For unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall be much required, and to whom much have committed much, of him they will ask the more.

In other words, when you commit, God says, Great, I'm gonna bless you so that you can.

Now, now watch this, don't miss this, please.

He says, when you commit and you follow through with that commitment, I'm gonna even bless you more so you can commit and give more.

Wow.

In other words, he's saying, don't be stingy.

Hello?

You're stingy, you're gonna receive the same way.

You're stingy, you get back stingy.

You're stingy.

Hello, you okay out there?

Really?

Give, and it shall be given unto you.

Good measures, pressed down, shaken together, and running over shall men give back unto you.

That's what Jesus said.

I didn't say that.

I'm just a delivery boy.

Amen.

He that soweth sparingly, Paul said, reaps sparingly, but he that soweth bountifully reaps boundfully.

So, the hand of God has given us everything we possess in life, regardless of whether it's material or spiritual in nature.

Our duty to God is to give back to Him and His work as He leads us.

And here are the way we do it: Spiritual blessings.

How do we give back spiritually?

Here we go.

We give back through praise and worship.

We give by back through obedience by telling others about him.

We give back in obedient love.

He says, if you love me, what?

You know the verse.

Keep my what?

Commandments.

John 14, 15.

Amen.

If you love me, keep my commandments.

That's pretty simple, isn't it?

Why is it so hard to do?

Because it's the flesh.

We war every day with the flesh.

Paul said, What I want to do, I don't do.

And what I don't do, I mean, what I don't want to do, I do.

He had that.

But then he went on to say, but through the power of the Holy Spirit of God and being obedient to God, I have victory.

In Romans.

So we see.

That's how we give back.

And then in relationship, by the way, why do you go to church to give back to him?

Why don't we come to church here on Sundays?

To grow in his likeness?

To give back to him?

Letting him know I love him.

And I'm setting aside a portion of my time.

Do you know there's 168 hours in a week?

Have you ever thought about tithing 10% of your hours?

What would that equal to Math?

16?

In and around 16 hours?

16 hours.

Woo! Boy, that starts ringing our bells when we start thinking about are we giving 16 hours to the Lord?

Well, but if you're having a good quiet time every morning, you're ministering, you're in church, three or four hours a week ministering, you'll be close.

You'll get close if you're really faithful.

But here's the key to that.

You want to.

You want to.

Amen.

He that soweth sparingly, say it with me, reaps.

He that soweth bountfully, that's in all things.

That's not just money, folks.

Don't you go out of here saying all he preached on Christmas morning was money.

That's not true.

That's the least of it, really.

But it is a part of it.

I'm not ashamed to do it.

Because it's, hey, spiritually and materialistically speaking.

So how do we bless him back for all the material?

How many of us have been blessed materially speaking?

Now I can promise you, every one of us in here has been blessed, hey, materially speaking.

I've been to many third world countries.

Right, Deedra?

There's not one.

Even in the lowest class in America would be considered some of the highest classes in third world countries.

Let me tell you something.

If you ever get a chance to go with Deedra on a short-term mission trip to one of these third world countries, you gotta do it.

And she does about 10 a year here.

And we're going, they're going to Honduras, they're going to back to Costa Rica, maybe doing another trip to Coast two to Costa Rica.

I may get a chance to teach some pastors and do some things.

Susan and I are looking at that now with uh our missionaries over there.

But here's the thing, here's the thing.

You are blessed in America.

Can I get an amen?

I don't care.

All that propaganda about how bad America is, that is not true.

God has blessed America.

He's blessed us.

We're free.

I can get up here and preach the gospel and not be afraid of being locked up.

Now there may come a day that I'll be locked up, but God help the ones that come to get me.

Because God's on my side.

I wasn't a threat.

God's on my side.

And if God wants me to go to jail, God help the prisoners because I'll preach till I can't speak again.

Amen?

Paul went to jail.

Hey, by the way, when Paul came into town, he didn't look for the holiday in.

He said, Where's the nearest jail?

I'll be there in a few days.

So, look at the fruit, materially speaking.

As we wind it up.

1 Corinthians 6, 1 and 2.

Listen, he tells us how to do it.

Look at 1 Corinthians 6, 16.

I'm sorry.

I think I have that.

Do I have that?

There we go.

Good.

Thank you, Jason.

Go, buddy.

Now concerning the collection of the saints, as I have given orders to the churches of Galatia, so you must do also.

The first day of the week, Sunday, let each one of you lay aside, something aside, storing up as he may prosper.

That there be no collections when I come.

Let each of you look out.

That's not the right one.

Hang on.

On the first day of the week.

Yeah, it is.

There it is.

Okay.

In other words, here's what Paul said.

Ready?

As God's prospered you, you lay aside some of that on the first day of the week.

When you go to glorify him, worship him, be obedient to him, to learn the word of God with him, you give back to the church.

So that the church in that community can give back to the community, to help the community in many ways, and to help the people that are members of that church.

That's what it means.

That's what he says.

So that's what we do.

It's nothing that man has dreamed up, is what God says.

And then he says that, and I love this, when we give back, we have the assurance that God will receive glory and that our faith will be vindicated.

Let me tell you the two things I've learned when I got saved.

Two key characteristics that prove a person genuinely gets saved.

And I'm going back to, I was 16, I think, when I got saved.

But there were two things God laid on my heart immediately to do.

No one had to teach me.

Now they had to teach me how to study, but they didn't have to teach me.

I knew I had a hunger for the Word of God.

As newborn babes desire the sincere milk of the Word that they may grow thereby.

1 Peter 2.2.

I had a hunger that I wanted to know this book.

I wanted as much of it as I could get.

And by the way, even before I got saved, my grandmother had so preached to me about having my devotions.

I would come in sometime at 2 o'clock doing stuff I shouldn't have done and get preached to because she said anything after 12 o'clock, there's no good.

And you had to be home by 12.

And usually if I wasn't home by 12, she'd lock the door.

How'd you have to, how would you like waking your grandmother up at 2 o'clock in the morning?

That wasn't fun because then papa got up, and if papa got up, I was in trouble.

But I had a, she'd say, read your Bible every day, read your Bible every day.

But when I got saved, I couldn't put it down.

And the second thing.

Well my grandmother taught me about giving.

She had one jar, 10% the Lord, other jar 10% for savings, third jar, 80%.

You give God 10 first, you put 10 in savings, you get 80%.

That's a pretty good deal.

I never had any problem with the 10% savings and the 80% smine.

But I always had a little problem with that 10% to give back to God.

That little dime out of my, no, no, no, no, no.

But after I got saved, never bothered me again.

Ever.

Ever since then.

And God is so blessed.

I've been healthy.

God's blessing me with good health.

Could change tomorrow, but that's okay.

But He blesses.

Say it with me, and I'm through.

He that soweth sparingly.

He that soweth boundfully.

So let me ask you this morning.

Are you thankful for what God has done for you?

Amen.

You know how you show it?

You show it spiritually by taking the word of God and making it your first thing you do every morning when you get up.

Doing your devotions.

Loving it.

You know what I try to do every morning?

I try to get a verse.

A verse that I memorize and I keep it with me all day.

All day.

All day.

Proverbs 23.

We're gonna stand before an awesome god.

Every knee's gonna buy.

But we're gonna have more than that opportunity.

We're gonna have an opportunity because of those that sow boundfully, reap boundfully, and those that give liberally reap liberally.

But we're gonna be able to get those crowns, those five crowns, and we're gonna be able, as we kneel, to cast them.

Revelation 4:10 at Jesus' feet.

Revelation 4:10

What a day.

Glorious day that will be my Jesus, I should feel.