Cry Out (1130am) - 5.25.2025 (Elder John Swain Jr.)

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Thank. You, Lord, for the blood of

Jesus and the great sacrifice that he is and he's made for us.

You know, we when you recognize, and this is part of it, when you

recognize that you had absolutely no way to make it.

None, no way. And God, Jesus shed his blood

and that was the only way for you to make it.

You had no way to make it except for that.

Part of the reason it's hard to connect with this song sometimes

is because of God's grace and His mercy.

We think we have a way to make you without the blood because of

His grace and mercy that allows us to get up because of His

grace and His mercy that allows those to cuss His name and to

deny Him. But He still breathed the breath

that they gave to them because of His grace and His mercy.

There's a sense that there's another way you can make it, but

when you come to understand, I don't stand here except for the

blood. I don't jump out of a window of

A7 story building that I lived in at one time.

Except for the blood. I'm not here with hope.

Except for the blood. There's no other way. 0 Thank

you, Lord, for that blood. Thank you team.

That's it. Oh yes, yes, there's certain

songs that hit you a certain kind of way.

What she playing this yes, I mentioned this song first

message and this is the kind of this is the kind of love you

have for people in this house. You can have a seat.

They care enough to listen to you and to really hear you and

see you. We're a house that sees each

other. Now you ask her to play that.

There's a song that says there is a fountain filled with blood

that flows from Emmanuel's veins.

And when sinners plunge beneath the flow, they lose all of their

guilty stains. That's what she's playing right

there. And the great thing about that

song that that that hits me is it's not just forgiving, but you

lose every stain of guilt. You can't find it nowhere.

It's like a shoe with no crease. You can't find it nowhere.

It's like a fitted with no sweat stain.

Can't find it nowhere. You can't find it nowhere.

And I thank God for the blood of Jesus.

It's the blood that's kept me married.

First time I heard that song, my wife and I was in a marriage

conference and a woman stand up and she began to talk about what

the blood of Jesus has done and and they sang this song and it's

been in my heart ever since. Amen.

Pastors, I thank you for an opportunity to to share the word

of God with the people of God and with your people.

You know, you're not just God's people.

You're also pastors Terence, Pastor Julia's people.

Can you change that timer to five?

O please for me 5O50 But you're also past the Terence's people.

Not in a possessive sense that he puts you on a shelf and look,

says everyone look at what I own.

But you're his people. You pass the genius people.

That means when you hurt, they hurt.

When you celebrate, they celebrate with you.

When you see us out front, they're still in the back crying

out to God, even though you may never see them.

They're taking bullets and taking blows, figurative bullets

and blows, so we never have to see them.

You're not just God's people, you're Pastor Terence, Pastor

Julia's people too, because that's how much they love and

they care, and they intercede for you like you're their

people. They defend you like you're

their people with stuff going down with you.

It says no, not with Troy, with me.

So I thank you for the privilege, pastor, of not only

sharing the Word of God, but sharing the Word of God with

God's people and with your people.

And every time I share the Word, my desire is not that I preach

as good as you. I can't not that my slide game

be as good as yours. I'm getting there.

It's competition. But my hope is that I meet the

level to which you love people. And I hope I rise close to the

level to which you desire to impact people and see people

transformed in the way that God gives me to present through the

gifts and the way he made me. And thank you for allowing me to

have that freedom to be me as God's made me.

Amen. Amen.

So we going to go straight today, cry out.

I'm continuing part of the message, adding a little aspect

to it that I have to talk with pastor.

I said, how can I contribute to the message?

How can I contribute to where with the momentum what we're

doing? And he talked about the message

cry out and we talked about maybe talk about it from a

context of prayer And I, you know, I'm all over that.

I'm like, you know, you know what I'm saying?

Stop, Adam. OK.

That was a cupcake I was eating. OK, in the context of prayer.

OK. And so I thought I could add

something to that to help us along the way.

Then the great thing about our pastors is that they don't just

make you hold water. They allow you to advance the

Kingdom. There's a trust there to say,

hey, just don't say something that's just like, it don't

matter. Say something's going to

advance. So when we come back, all of us

have moved forward together. So I thank you for that trust.

Cry out in prayer. The Father's listening, and I

want to talk about it, what it means to cry out.

When you cry out, there's a cry of the soul that all of heaven

and earth responds to. That's the way it's structured,

that when your soul really cries out, you have to get an answer.

When your soul cries out, the Kingdom puts on a stop and

responds. And the key about crying out in

prayer is, is, is to have a cry that comes from your soul, to

have a cry that comes from the depth of you and the essence of

you. There's different kinds of

prayer. It's my belief in understanding

from the Scripture, from life experience, the most consistent

prayer that a believer will pray is the prayer of Thanksgiving

because God, Jesus has already done it all, saved it all,

bought it all, fixed it all, kept it all, graced it all, gave

it all, filled it all, do it all, repaired it all.

He's done it all. So our greatest prayers, thank

you for doing it. That's the prayer we pray most

consistently. And then I think our next

greatest prayer is probably a prayer of declaration, Move, go,

do, be healed, stand up, be encouraged.

You're pointing to something and you're declaring something into

it. That's probably the next second

prayer. Bible says this.

Jesus talked about speak to the mountain.

Even say climb the mountain. That's a great song.

Even say climb the mountain, unless you want exercise and a

different view. But if the mountain in your way

speak to the mountain, it'd be removed, right?

So that the declaration is important.

So there's all kinds of prayer, but there is a prayer that comes

from the cry of your soul. And it's not based on a volume.

It's based on a depth of where it comes from on the deep inside

of you. Philippians 4 says this, Be

careful for nothing, but in everything by prayer and

supplication with Thanksgiving, let your requests be made known

unto God. Be anxious for nothing, he said.

What the scripture is saying is that there's a place where an

anxiety can hit you, seemingly feel makes you feel like it's

crippling you. There's a response to that

anxiety, and that is prayer and supplication.

Not just prayer, but prayer and supplication.

That when anxiety is shaking your life and vibrating your

life, make screaming so loud at you that you'll never make it.

There's no way you're going to go.

There's no way it's going to happen.

Prayer is great, but when you add supplication to it, it

becomes a cry that's louder than the anxiety that's talking to

you. OK, Prayer and supplication with

Thanksgiving is important because the Thanksgiving is the

confidence that you have that the God to whom you're crying

out to and the thing you're crying out in really is already

done. So I'm never crying out with a

sense of uncertainty. I don't know.

You like that. I practice that.

No, I didn't. No, I didn't.

Adam, my son is actor. I was like, I don't know.

I don't know. I don't know which one I don't

know. OK, first one.

OK, cool. No, no, but it's never like, I

don't know. It's like I know I see what I'm

seeing, but I know, right? The cries out with Thanksgiving.

Let your requests be made known unto God, it says, and the peace

of God, which passes all understanding, shall keep your

hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.

Through this prayer and supplication in the face of

anxiety, you'll have the peace of God guarding your heart and

mind. It may not change your

circumstances, but it will change your soul and your

perspective to a place where you know you can't be defeated.

You have to understand when you stand up with I can't lose, that

means the game got to bow to you.

If I stand up with AI can't lose, that means someone will

have to change the rules of the game, the competition, because I

can't lose. Supplication is the prayer of

crying out. OK, now we saw there it said

prayer and supplication. Supplication is a quality or

character of prayer. OK, got it.

So something is added to the prayer, the tone, the heart.

That makes it a prayer of crying out supplication.

Definition. Is this a noun?

The action of asking, the action, the action.

So you can't supplicate passively.

You can't supplicate with no action.

You can't supplicate with no involvement.

The action of asking or praying or imploring for something

earnestly or humbly. He fell to his knees and

supplication is an example of that.

So supplication is this earnest humble cry.

Humble does not mean I'm ugly, I'm unworthy.

Humble means God. I know you can.

I know you've promised. I've seen it before, and I'm

just going to stand until I see it again.

Right now, that's really being humble.

I know who you are, and I'm not going to expect of you less than

what I know I'm not going to believe below the potential of

what you show me you can be. That's disrespecting you.

I'm going to honor you by standing boldly and believing

you're going to be everything you said you can be and do

everything you said you can do. That's a humble posture, OK

Supplication. Is that praying and pouring for

something earnestly or humbly? It's something that comes from

your core. Now it's important to understand

this, and I said this before, supplication, it can't involve

the cry out. Can have volume or not.

OK, what does volume do? Volume focuses you, right?

So here's an example. Was it a good example last time?

OK, do this example. So I want you to just begin the

prayer prayer Thanksgiving. Just begin to thank God for you

few things. And as you're thanking God, I

want you just to kind of let your mind see if you can go to

think about sports or something else.

Are you thanking God? OK, just practice.

So just verbally begin to thank God.

God, I thank you for what you're doing in my life.

I thank you for how you're working.

I thank you. Now you see how we just thanking

God in that tone, OK, how your mind can drift different places,

right? You're thanking God, but there's

a there's a space where you can move to distract it right now.

I want you to thank God with a cry.

God, I thank you for what you're doing in my life and try to

think about something different. Try God, I thank you for what

you're doing in my life. I thank you that you're here.

I. Thank you for your power.

You see, when you when you elevate your voice like that,

it's almost impossible to think about anything else.

See the, the, the power of volume is that brings focus

because you can't elevate volume like that unless your whole body

constricts. For all you athletic people in

the house, Bianca on the front row, you engage your core,

right? It's a core thing, right?

And so from that standpoint, volume in a cry out can help

focus you to the point where your soul is focused on this

thing and not distracted by 100 different other things.

Jesus said this to the blind man.

What do you want? Tell me what you want, right?

What's the come on man, What's the one thing you want?

Don't come in asking me. I know I did.

I didn't do it. Don't come from me.

You know, asking a bunch of different things.

Tell me what you what do you want?

Right? It has that focus to it now.

A cry out can be a softer tone too as well.

I'm going to give you a cry out shout out to Pastor Terrence

when his grandmother had given Uncle Willie.

He was on crack at the time. Lord, to give me over to you.

She's at the sink. God, I know that you are with my

son. This addiction is not unto

death. Because I know your faith, I

know what you can do. You brought me out then you

brought my family out. You brought my, my, my, my

people out. You brought my church out.

I know what you can do. And I'm telling you God, I'm

standing until I see it because I know you're the God that can

do it and you will do it for me. So much so it's already done in

my sight. Now, my volume wasn't raised,

but you see the cry that's there.

OK. And sometimes you don't even

need words to cry. We were singing that song

earlier. I wasn't singing it.

Y'all singing it. Oh, remember the song?

That part? Remember the song?

We sing a whole bunch of songs. Oh, right, that's all right.

That's a cry. That's a cry.

Oh, let's see, now you this way. Now you can sing it like it's

cute. Oh, oh, oh, oh, right.

You can sing it like it's cute, OK?

Or you can cry it out. I'm saying I'm doing an example.

I'm going on the edge here, OK? I want y'all to come up here.

Laura and Anna Beth. OK.

OK. Now, Anna Beth, I want you to

get your microphone. We're going to the fight.

Coach, I left my gun at home. Bring your microphone.

Your microphone. OK.

So good. What?

It's all right. Come over here.

Come on. Come on.

Come on. Come on.

Come over here. I want Anna here.

Laura. I want you over here and over

here. Laura over here.

OK. Right.

Good, good, good, good. Go, go.

Right now. I want you to sing.

Oh, it can be soft. It can be just sweet.

Just. Oh, go ahead.

OK. So.

So. No.

Sorry. I'm gonna let you rest.

I may need you later. So who going?

Who going to step up? I'm glad somebody hungry.

I'm glad somebody hungry. Want to come up?

Come on, CC. That's alright.

You a good job. OK.

She can help you. I can do it together.

OK, They gonna sing a pretty nice sing a pretty nice.

Ready. Oh, make it sound like

beautiful. That's beautiful, isn't it?

That's that a cry. OK, I'm telling you.

That's not a cry. OK?

I'm just telling you. Right.

Because she's singing. It won't make any sense.

She's singing it. OK, now, now, now, Laura, I want

you to cry. Oh, can you do that?

Don't matter. See, that's that's a good

question, though. This is important.

Cry don't care about key because the crying about harmony.

It's about my God and me. I knew I pick right?

You see what I'm? Saying OK, and I'm going to tell

you this the truth and this is facts when she begin to cry.

She sets the key. They will find her wherever she

is. When you begin to ground to God

and whatever key of desperation, whatever key of hopelessness,

whatever key of who he is, heaven will find you and they

will back you up. They will calm you, they will

get in rhythm with you. They'll put the face in with

you. They'll find you and make it

look like the key with your idea.

OK, I just want you to cry out. Get this crowd.

Old come on deeper. Your husband's in trouble and

your cry is getting improved. Yeah.

Oh. Thank you.

What's that signal? Like this?

OK, good. Don't mind.

You see the difference? An old can.

Be a cry. Let me tell you a cry.

Here's a cry of a mother's old when she's in a bed when she's

in A room. Trying to deliver.

A child and she's got news that one of them has passed away in

utero and the other one is fighting for their life and it's

time now to give birth and deliver.

Cry that. Mom and pushing oh oh that's a

cry. See O can be a.

Cry. It's not about necessarily how

literate. The more of the Word of God you

have in you, the more of your cry will line up with the Word.

So you need the word in you, OK. That's why when people are

pregnant, see who's having these babies.

She was, she was really having them, but I was there.

She was having these babies. There were some women within

labor. Their cry was a cuss because a

cuss. Was in them you mother, but why

did you ever I'm a dinner, but that was their cry.

Her cry. Was oh God, because that's what

was in it. OK.

When you put the. Word in you.

You're preparing you for your cry.

OK, but even if the. But but it's more important that

you do cry. Don't wait to cry when you need

to cry. Because God's.

Grace has a way of bringing it all together.

Amen. So the cry y'all did a great job

on that music team. Supplication is a cry, a prayer

that cries out. Supplication cries out

reverence. Whenever you're.

Crying out of supplication, you have a reverence for God, an

honor for who he is. OK.

Fog is fear. Of God, and there's a fear of

God as you're crying out. The informality of your cry is

not a disrespect to the reality of God's presence, because

there's a reverence. That's there.

Even as you become undone in His presence, supplication cries out

history. God, I know what?

You've done. I know how you've delivered us

in the past. You're the God of Abraham, the

God of ancient Isaac, the God of Jacob, God of Josh, the God of

grace, the God of Caleb. I'm crying out to the God I

know, the God of Mary and the God of Joseph and the God of

Moses. Supplication.

Cries out history, reminding you, reflecting you, that God, I

know what you've done. I've been tracking you through

the years. You ready and from generation to

generation, you got a history of being God.

Cries out history, cries out supplication, cries out big.

A crab. Supplication is something more.

Than just I need ketchup for my French fries.

You cry for. Ketchup for your French fries

and Monzo. 'S they call the police on you?

Oh, I. Need ketchup for my fry.

Oh. Sir, are you OK?

Right. You got to cry for something.

Big generational stuff, big stuff, bigger than you stuff.

That's when the supplication comes in, because why would you

have a big guy show up to take care of a small task?

He come in with. Everything.

So when you cry. And when you cry, it's an

emergency response. So when he comes with urgency,

your cry, he comes with his bigness.

So give him something to employ his bigness with.

Have a cry that's bigger than you.

Supplication. Cries out big supplication,

cries out generations. That's an example of something

bigger than you cry out for the generations around you and the

generations to come. Supplication cries out undone.

A supplication is a place where you get to the point of just

being just undone. What's undone?

My perceptions, I'm throwing them to the ground.

How I look, don't care. It doesn't matter, right?

And some of your undone. This is not God doing, not

undone you. Some of your undone.

This has to come from you undone yourself.

I'm tired of. Folk keep being concerned about

folks. Think about when I'm crying out

to God. You don't understand.

I need him in this moment. I don't care what you how you

look to me. You know one of the.

Greatest ministries we have in this church is the Cover the

Earth ministry. You know what cover the Earth

ministry is? That's the blanket, people.

OK. Right.

There's a lot of reasons for that, but here's one thing.

I think it's powerful what it says to people.

You go get undone. We'll cover you if anything gets

out of order. You don't have to be concerned

even about protecting yourself. We got you.

You just go and you get undone before God.

You cry out to God and don't even let how you look or fact,

you didn't think about how you was dressed today.

You didn't dress for a cry out. You dress for a cute out, not a

cry out. So when you get down on the

altar, you'd be like all. This.

Don't worry, we got you. Cry out anyway.

Cry. Supplication cries out undone.

Supplication cries out strength. God, I know you're strong, and

because you're strong, I know I can be stronger than I seen.

Supplication. Cries out strength even when you

weep, you can cry out strength. The Bible says, let the weak say

I'm what? When you weak cry, strong

supplication cries out peace, even though you're.

Crying out there's a peace that's anchoring you.

You ever seen a singer cry or something and they standing here

like this? And they just like.

Releasing something, man, and they move what?

That's that's a piece. I am.

Coming from my core, but I'm anchored in a piece that allows

me to have any stress on my body and I can perform the cry.

Crying out supplication cries out peace.

Supplication cries out sacrifice.

What are you willing to? Sacrifice.

What are you willing to give up? You want to get to a little bit

later? Not right now in Kings First,

Kings 8. Solomon was.

Crying out for God's blessing on the temple.

And it says he was at the altar of sacrifice when he when he

began to cry and after he finished his supplication and

his prayer, he offered a thousands of animals of

sacrifice in support of the cry that he made.

God, I'm putting worth into this thing, not just lip service.

Cry for us. That's part of what our offering

compel is about our Remnant project.

It's not just a. Cry.

But it's a supplication. It's a sacrifice to match your

cry. If you cry for your city, you

have an opportunity to sow into a sacrifice that causes God to

match up your cry with your sacrifice and move forward in

greater way in your city. Supplication cries out clearly.

Everyone say clearly. Now.

If someone is crying on supplication, what does that

mean? It's clearly they're crying out.

You don't ever see somebody like, are they crying out?

I don't know what they're crying out.

Don't look. I'm not sure where they're

crying out. When someone's really crying

out, you're like, man, they're crying out.

No, they're. Crying out what?

You doing? They laughing all bro?

They crying out, They're crying out.

It's clear man. Don't get now I ain't confused.

It's nothing else but crying out.

Crying out is supplication, cries out clearly, right?

So this ought to be a clear distinction, a clear

demarcation. And again, it's not always about

volume. But it's about.

This singularness coming from your soul.

From your, from the core of who you are.

First Kings. 8 says this Solomon, supplication for God's

house. First Kings. 8 Verse 28 This is

1 Kings 8:28

Solomon. Yeah.

Graciously consider the prayer and supplication of your

servant, O Lord my God, to hearken to the loud, crying

prayer which he praised before you today.

So how many of us really read it that way?

O Lord my God, graciously consider the prayer and

supplication of your servant, O Lord my God, to hearken to the

loud, crying prayer which he praised before you.

That's how we read it. But what does he say?

He says he's offering supplication like it's not

always about volume, but sometimes they help you picture

the fullness of it. There's the earnestness of it,

right? Yet graciously consider the

prayer and supplication of your servant.

O Lord my God, hearken to the loud cry.

Hearken to the prayer. You see the investment that's

being made in the midst of that OK, which he prays before you

today that your eyes may be open toward this house night and day.

He's not crying out. For him, he's crying out for the

house. Whatever goes on here, God,

watch over it. Whatever's happening, whatever's

coming from here, God. Toward the.

Place of which you have said my name and the token of my

presence shall be there so that you may hearken to the prayer

which your servant shall make in or facing toward this place.

And that's the key to facing toward what Solomon is praying

here. He is praying God.

I am crying out that this place will be a place.

That's such a. Touch point for your presence

and for your glory that whenever people look to the place, you

hear why is it important? Use the worship center, for

example. They're going to be people on

these balconies. Whose lives are?

In turmoil or who? People who forget about turmoil.

Not just turmoil, but people like man, I want to do what was

right for my life. It's not like something.

Bad, they consider, but it's weighty.

But there'll be people out there considering heavy things and.

They're not thinking. About Jesus, God of Christ,

think about this building right here.

OK, I think about all the balconies that face the

building. What?

Solomon. Is saying when they come out on

their balcony they may not even know they're facing the church

but because they're facing toward it hear their cries of

desperation, forgive their sin, lift their heaviness, get

involved in their lives even if they're not calling on your

name, but solely because they're faced towards the place that you

call home. That's what this.

That's what Solomon's praying, that that would be a touch point

for the Kingdom, and that's our prayer.

So that's and and Solomon goes on to pray these kinds of things

and supplication. God, I'm crying out.

That this place would be such that when sinners see it and

come by, their sins are forgiven.

Then when the heavens are shut up and there's no rain, that

rain will come. Then when we sin and come

against you, you will forgive us and get our hearts turned

towards you. He's.

Crying. Out not just for him.

And he says this in one other verse.

He says this, you don't have to go there.

He says this. And God, I'm crying out that

according to my father's David's prayer, that you.

Would have someone to sit on my throne or David's throne

forever. You.

See How generational. That is, now you know who the

answer is to that prayer. Jesus is the.

Answer to that prayer. Jesus is the one who sits on the

seat of David, the throne of David, and reigns as king

forever. That cry from that day has been

reverberating all the way to Jesus's time and even to this

day. So that was that was Solomon's

cry for his house at the end of our time today.

Why don't we take a couple minutes?

I was. Going to do it at the end we're.

Going to do it right now. We're going to spend a couple

minutes crying out to God for our house.

I've already given you examples of what it means to cry out for

what a God can do in the church. That is seeing it and hearing it

and standing with it. Whatever it is, God, let people

be blessed. I've already given you examples

for that. I've already given you a witness

to cry. Out for what?

God. Needs to be doing and fulfilling

everything that he needs to do in in the in the worship center

got about 7085 thousand left with this next phase when this

faith is complete, then we have the wire and the lights complete

and we're that much closer to moving in the space.

The work is. Continuing because of the

faithfulness of people's response to the cry and heaven's

response to people's cry, the work is continuing.

Our crime must be God equip us to make sure that the work

continues and never stops. So.

I want to take a. Couple minutes right now right

here and I want you to begin to cry to God for your church for

it to be like what Solomon cried out for a place where people can

even just turn towards and find God crying for your church that

all the resources. Required flows freely and

completely so that the work never stops.

Speaking a crowd to. God.

And isn't that to be? Difficult.

Got him crying out that the work never stops, whatever is.

Required got him crying out that the work never stops.

God, money is required. Let the money flow till the work

never stops. If people are required, let

people come that the work never stops.

If favors required, that favor come, that the work never stops

God. If a noise is required, an

annoyed ye come, that the work never stops.

If revelation is required, that revelation come, that revelation

that that the work never stops. If soul is required, If

sacrifice is required, If all night prayers require God, let

it come so that the work never stops, that the glory never

stops, that the Kingdom never stops, that salvation never

stops, that deliverance never stops, that people's lives

transformation never stops. God, we're crying out to your

God. We're crying out.

To you, O Lord, with all that we have, with all that we are.

With our heart. And soul God, we're crying out

to you, O God. God, we're crying out to you, O

Lord, we're crying out to you, O God, let your presence rest upon

this place. Let our people be a people that

can allow your presence to rest in a way that people can see in

him and and be encouraged by it. God, let our your presence be on

this place. Then you can send addicts to

walk by and get delivered. You can send those who are

seeking to walk by and get home. God, we're crying out that your

anointing would be on this place.

Your presence and your power would be on the place.

Thank. You Lord, we thank you, Lord

God. The work never.

Stops the work never stops The work never stops The work never

stops. The work never stops the work

never stops. The gates of hell never prevail.

God, we're crying out for the power and the anointing, knowing

that who you are that the gates won't prevail and the work will

never stop. The work of reconciliation never

stops. The work God of discipleship

never stops. The work on the.

Buildings never stop. The work of renovation never

stops. God.

We're crying out to you, God, because you're a God that knows

how to continue the work from generation to generation.

God. We cry out to you, O Lord, Amen.

Amen, Amen. Amen.

Amen. Cry out, cry out, cry out, cry

out to the Lord we cry. Out.

We cry out, We cry out to you, love, faithful you've been from

generation to generation. We offer up our prayer, God and

our supplication. We pour our spirit and our souls

out. Unto you, oh God.

We cry, we cry and you answer with power, with fire, with

glory. God form on heart, you answer.

God, you cure our cry. You hearken to the.

Cry of your people, the cry of your sons and your daughters you

hear I cry with Thanksgiving I cry God, I sacrifice we thank

you God. Whatever sacrifice is required,

you equip us to sacrifice, so the work never stops.

The. Work never stops.

The work never stops. That forgiveness will forgive

sin, so the work never stops. The deliverance was set to

Captains free. So the work never stops.

That it never stops. That it never stops.

That it never stops God, that it never stops That it never stops

that the work never stops. That the work never stops.

Increase to increase glory to glory, faith to faith.

God. We're crying out that the work

in the family never stops. The work in the.

City never stops. Amen.

Amen. Amen.

Hey, man, you can have a seat. We'd have a chance to activate a

little bit more later, but you know, you can sing your cry if

you want to. There's some places that are the

sun cry can go that a the vibration of a sun cry can reach

levels. OK.

That that a. Vocal cry can't.

It's just something about the IT can climb different places.

You can sing you're. Crying man.

So that's Old Testament. Same God, though God ain't Old

Testament. The Testament's old not God.

Same God when we go to John 11 and we see Jesus supplication

for resurrection. So this is a new.

Testament version of a crowd. And the great thing is too, is

he gives us a great example of it.

John 1130. Those are the verses that I want

you to pull up. See him on the screen 113235 S

Here's the here's the story. Lazarus has died.

Jesus has stayed where he was in Bethany and, and now he's dead

and they say he stinks and all that kind of stuff.

He goes to the place. OK, He goes to the place in

response as led by the Spirit when Mary reached the place

where Jesus wasn't Jesus, not in the city.

He's outside where the tomb is. When Mary.

Reached the place where Jesus was in Psalm.

She fell at his feet and said, Lord, if you had been here, my

brother would not have died. When Jesus saw her weeping and

the Jews who had come along with her also weeping, he was deeply

moved in spirit and troubled. What does a cry come from deep

within? He's already beginning to cry

out, His spirits already beginning to cry out, and God

can hear the cry of your soul. Even when you don't have.

Words to say He made it that way.

Where have you laid him? He asked.

Come and see, Lord, they replied.

Jesus wept. You think his soul's in this?

This is the. Supplication.

He's, he's offering up right now because right before that he

talks about being the resurrection and the life.

So he's doing more than crying out for Lazarus to be raised.

He's feeling this stirring of resurrection that he knows is

certain to come. So this cry for Lazarus

connected to a cry for another age to see the resurrection,

realizing you and me and everybody else, because when he

comes, he only comes to do big things.

Jesus wept, set in on that. Jesus wept.

He's crying out. And then verse 43 to 44 and when

he had said this, some other things happened.

We said this. Jesus called in a loud voice.

Remember what a cry is. And a loud.

Voice Lazarus. Come out.

He's now vocalizing the cry of his soul, the volume and the

certainty and the determination is being released in this in

this declaration to Lazarus his. Soul has erupted like a volcano.

It's a Lazarus come out. That's the cry of.

That's the supplication. We're talking about prayer and

supplication. The dead man came out.

His hands and. Feet wrapped with strips of

linen and a cloth around his face.

And Jesus said to them, take off the grave clothes and let them

go. How many of y'all read it that

way? So you think he's?

Going from being troubled in spirit.

To saying. Lie, the rest come out.

I'll take the growth clothes off now, OK?

You really think that's what he's doing?

He's crying out beyond. The resurrection to the freedom.

His cry wasn't for me to be born again.

His cry was for him to be free. It wasn't to get out of the

grave. His freedom.

Lazarus come. Forth.

Take off the. Grave clothes and let him go.

Who's he talking to? Who's he saying?

Let him go, Come on now. Get your prophetic imaginations

going. I'm not going to step over the

line here. Who's who's he talking to?

The people. Who's he talking to?

Death. Let him.

Go, I told you. Don't you come?

Back and try to visit his house. He's crying.

Out. And why was that cry important

for him? Because later on you'll see

people try to kill Lazarus again.

Stupid. I get it, he did raise him.

I don't. But he's saying something to his

life. Cry out.

Supplication is the crowd for prayer.

Now I want to go to our last example.

We're going to close with this in John 17 after Jesus said

this. If you.

Look toward heaven and prayed Father, the hour has come.

Glorify your Son, that your Son may glorify you.

Now, now, now, I would, I would say to you that this is a

supplication. You may read it like a prayer or

bedtime story, but I would say it's a supplication when you

understand what he's praying about.

OK. See, he's know he's going to the

cross. He know his time is finishing.

He knows this may be the last prayer that I will pray in any

significance in this context because I have to be quiet after

this. OK, you got it.

He understands what's happening here and he understands God's

answer to this prayer is the central linchpin for us and the

world getting saved. When you would see the context

of the prayer without God answering this prayer, you're

not going to heaven when you really understand the context of

it. OK.

And how you why you think it's a cry out too?

Because he moves from this to the garden.

And in the garden it says he was praying with such intensity to

the point he was sweating blood. That's more to.

Me like a cry out than a like a thank you Lord.

Got it. So he's already.

His spirit's already ready. You saw how his.

Spirit moved in Lazarus, resurrection and freedom.

What you think is kicking in here, but that same thing.

You're like, I finished. Talking to y'all now it's time

for me to get ready. In the same way his spirit was

troubled with Lazarus time. His spirit is.

Being troubled, Trouble not in Vadnais.

Being stirred up. Right.

Same thing because he's moving towards the resurrection of you

and I. He's not just crying out to make

it through the death, he's crying out through the

resurrection and for us to be in same species that he is.

Far after. Jesus said this he looked toward

heaven and prayed, I'll say cried out Father, the time has

come, glorify your Son, that your Son may glorify you now.

I don't know he was doing it this way.

Father the. Time has come.

I don't know that he. Was doing that but when a man is

facing his death in the separation from the only father

that you knew you knew he's focused.

So it's coming from here and you've got Lazarus example to

show you he's coming from here. Father, the hour has come.

Glorify your son that your son may glorify you for you have

granted him authority over all people that he might give

eternal life to all those you have given him.

Now this is eternal life, that they may know you.

The only true God that Jesus in Jesus Christ, when you have

sinned, I have brought you glory on earth by completing the work

you gave me to do and now, father, glorify me in your

presence with the glory I had with you before the.

World began. I have revealed you to those you

gave me out of the world. They were yours.

And you gave them to me, and they've obeyed your word.

He's crying out his faithfulness to God.

He's crying out. I understood the assignment.

He's crying out to God. God, I have.

Nothing left. Sometimes.

Supplication is accompanied with people being on their knees.

Knees is an act of humility, right?

But but on your knees is also a kind of an act of God.

I have no more strength. I am pouring.

Out my heart and my soul and my spirit to the point where I have

no tears, I have no strength, and I don't even have an ability

to hold my own weight. For all of my strength, it's

been released into my prayer unto you.

Oh God, I'm crying out, not just for your answer to my prayer,

but for the very strength I need to continue, get up and go

another day. Cry out is.

Point out that way and you see Jesus do it.

Saying this, I want to go down to verse 20.

Yeah, I'm going to. Verse 20 Now before this, Jesus

is praying for protection for them.

They're faithfulness to the call because he understands if they

falter, the mission is undone. I'm not saying God wouldn't find

a way because God's omnipotent. What I'm saying is the plan he

had is dependent on these 12 and he's crying out God in this

moment where I have to leave, I need you to be there with him to

finish the work and carry it on because I'm not going to be

there with him. And their work is not just about

them and the nations around. It's about all those are going

to believe on Him because of believe on me because of their

word. Verse 20.

My prayer is not for them alone. I also pray for all those who

believe in me through their message that all of them may be

one. Father, just as you are in me

and I am in you, may they also be in us that the world may

believe that you sent me. Listen to this cry Father.

I'm praying for those that are going to believe on me because

of their message. God, I want all of them.

To be 1, he ain't praying. About building big churches.

He ain't praying about enemies, he praying about those he's been

called to and. He's praying one thing.

He's not praying. That they read the Bible?

Easy. He's praying.

God that they be. 1. A.

Supplication A crime prayer of supplication is focused.

They be. 1 that they would know. You love them the way you love

me. That we would be one God.

I'm crying out, God, God, they're going to face

difficulty. Make them remember this.

They're going to face persecution.

Remind them that you love them as much as you love me in the

midst of it. That's Jesus.

That's what Jesus is praying here.

I've given them the glory, verse 22.

I've given them the glory you gave me, that they may be one as

we are one. His earnest cry is for us to be

1 together, as the Father in Jesus is 1.

I. In them and you in me.

So he's not even. Saying that we may be 1 as the

Father in Jesus as one, but since he's in us, that means all

of us together as one being in one.

That's his earnest cry. That's his.

Supplication in this moment. That's his.

Thing. You know.

I've never said this. I never saw this.

I. Don't Jesus.

Was talking about not my will but your will be done in the

garden. I wouldn't be surprised if he

had some of this on his mind to the point of shedding blood.

He's he's still in that space of his spirit and soul, being more

concerned about the unity of the people he's ministered to and us

being the one with him than anything else.

Amen. So Jesus cried out for the

Father, for us. I want to take a.

Moment to activate this let's enter into some prayer and

supplication for what Jesus prayed for unity among our

family that we in this house will be 1 the way your father in

Jesus is one that we wouldn't know in this house that God

loves us. As much as.

God the Father loves Jesus. You don't have to wait for a

cue. You can begin to cry.

No one in the movie tells you when to cry.

Do that. You just cry when it hits you.

Father, we're crying. Out to you, O Godfather.

We're crying out. We're crying out to you, Lord.

Crying out. See Unity Matters.

Jesus is. Saying this is the most

important thing to me, this is the most.

If it don't matter to you, it matters to your Jesus that much.

Love your Jesus enough to cry out for what matters to him.

Father, we thank. You and I'm encourage you to

change your posture. If you've been sitting, I'm

encourage you to stand up. If you've been standing, I'm

encourage you to lift your hands or encourage you to get on your

knees. Change your posture to position

yourself more deeply and centrally on crying out to God

in this moment. Father, we're crying out to be

the answer to the prayer that Jesus prayed God.

We're crying out to see that answer in our church and our

life in this generation that we in this church will be one.

We in this church will be one that we in this body would be 1.

That we that. Believed on your word through

through those 12 will be one God.

We need unity more than the air we breathe.

We need this oneness God more than our necessary food God.

We're crying out for that unity through sin.

Through. Death through doctrino

difficulties and and separations.

God, we're crying out for unity. We're crying out for oneness.

Oh God, God, we're crying out to know the love of God, for us to

know the love of God, to know that you love us as much as you

love Jesus. One US.

And you, you and us, your Word, and us, the Lord and us, we're

crying out, God to live that out.

We're crying out to live it out of the way that the world can

see. Knowing this.

They'll see that knowing that we're in unity.

They'll see your power knowing that we're in love.

They'll see. Of Jesus as Savior and Lord and

Christ. God, we're crying out.

We're crying out, we're crying out, we're crying out, we're

crying out, we're crying out, we're crying out God, we're

crying out God, God, we're crying out to you if.

You're being. Quiet next 30 seconds.

Elevate your voice. Come on.

Man, we need the voice of man. Man, we need your voice.

Louder than when you're cussing, Louder than when you're cheering

for a football team. We need your voice.

Come on, man. We need your voice to cry out.

Cry out. Men like life depends on it.

Cry out, men. Make your pride down.

Make your pride down to cry out. Father, we thank.

You for breakthrough in the. Cries of men and we thank you

Father, You make us a house that cries out.

To the Lord. A house that cries out to you,

we thank you Lord, in Jesus name we cry out.

We. Cry out.

We. Cry.

Out knowing that you've done it, confident that it's sure.

We are the answer to that prayer.

We are the answer to that prayer.

Our church is is an example of the answer to that prayer.

And we're not the only example. We're crying out for all of the

churches in our city, all of the churches in our province, that

we together would be the answer to that prayer.

That sin would derail us. Doctrine would derail us.

Difficulty wouldn't derail us. Bitterness wouldn't derail us.

Distraction wouldn't derail us. Comforts of this life won't

derail us. Oh God, do you hear our cry?

Now we're crying out, Father, you said.

Supplication cries big and bold. We're crying out.

God Solomon prayed a prayer for his church house.

We pray that. Prayer, first of all, on the new

temple, which is us, because you live in US.

Let it. Be that your presence will rest

on us, that when people turn toward us, sins get forgiven.

People turn toward us. They find hope.

People turn toward us. People walk past us.

Addiction breaks God. Let us be physically.

Let us be, as your people, an answer to the prayer of Solomon.

And father, let us be as a church with our space and our

worship center, be an answer to that prayer.

You did it for Solomon. Grace us to do it here.

God again, thank you, Lord. Thank you, Lord, Thank you,

Lord. Amen.

Amen. Amen.

Inspect the. Reverence of of that moment.

Give me the. Amen.

I could have a seat. You have a seat.

So you can cry out anytime you want to.

And the great thing about this crying out, you don't have to be

emotional, but you just have to be moved.

So whenever the word moves you, you can cry out.

Are you ready? Or whenever you move the word to

move you, you can cry out. Whenever you go to the word,

there's always movement in the word, both the written word and

Jesus the living Word. Whenever you go to them, they

can move you to cry out. I'm going to do pray for me PDL.

I just get a sense it's the people here that are confused.

And they're just in the. Midst of confused like a fog and

their confusion is paralyzing them.

OK, I don't know who who that is per SE.

Why? Don't we per SE them?

I don't know, but if that's you, I'm going to ask you if you

could just raise your hand. You're feeling confused.

OK, raise your hand high, right? Paul says.

I will boast in my weakness because then God's grace is my

strength. OK.

Confused. Confused.

Anybody else? OK.

Here's here's what I want you to do.

I want you, first of all, to stand up.

Why stand up? Because part of what keeps

people confused confuses trying to bind you to stay in the same

place. So once you begin to move, you

automatically, now confusion is confused.

Uh oh, we weren't doing this. What are we doing?

What are we doing? What are we doing?

Right? So the first step is I just want

you to stand up. Stand up.

If that's you, OK? And ain't no shame of being

confused. That's what families.

With the house is for. Amen.

OK, now why is standing up important?

Because in standing up you get a better views.

It's sometimes confusing because you're looking in the looking in

low places. So standing up is like, God, I'm

going to get your perspective on this now.

It's just like a. Prophetic activation.

Right. I'm rising above the clouds, I'm

rising above the confusion. I'm just going to stand up to be

in clarity. You, man.

Now confusion can lead to depression, despair.

It can lead you to be a zombie or Walking Dead, just walking

through life. It can lead you to kind of

duplicate just nothingness and the people around you, they get

complacent and do nothing. Confusion can even lead to

people wanting to kill themselves.

Right. Confusion's a big deal.

That's what I'm saying, right? So we're going to pray for

y'all, OK? And that's what you to receive

this prayer. We're going to pray for y'all.

So everyone who didn't have their hand raised, that's not

standing up. This is my sister here.

This is my sister. That's my brother that's showing

off my brother over there. This is my family.

Could you do me a favor? And help.

Me cry out for my family now they can be yours too.

They can be yours. Too, and I hope they are, but

even if that's. Not enough to move you to cry

out. I'm going.

To ask that you can you hear me crying for my, for our family

you're speaking to cry over half of them.

Father, we're canceling confusion.

God, we're crying out that confusion will be cancelled.

But crying. Out that confusion will be

cancelled in Jesus name. Father, we're crying out now.

Confusion you've got to break. Confusion of mind, confusion of

purpose, confusion of soul, confusion in every way you've

got to break. In Jesus name, God, Your word is

a light, Your word is a lamp. Spirit, You bring clarity, You

bring truth, You bring direction.

Holy Spirit, you come. Father, we're crying out of

supplication. God, we're crying out for them.

We're crying out for them, God, Confusion, pray, clarity come.

Confusion break. Clarity come.

Confusion, pray, clarity. Come.

Clarity and. Relationship clarity and you

play with with you, God and the Father.

Yeah. Father, thank you.

Your word, send in your word to bring clarity.

You send in your spirit to bring clarity.

Your grace is going to bring clarity.

Your, your patience is going to be clarity.

Yes, God, clarity's coming. You're sending clarity to their

house. Clarity, clarity, clarity,

clarity, clarity. Clarity.

Freedom from confusion and clarity's coming.

Amen and Father we're. Praying for all of those they're

going to. Believe on you because of the

testimony of their word, of how confusion is broken and clarity

has come. We pray.

For all of those that they will walk in the benefit of what

they've seen, they were walking the Jesus that they know.

They were walking the fullness, fullness of knowing you.

Based. On their.

Testimony of their clarity. Amen.

Amen. You can never see.

I was with a few announcements for you.

Reminder next to Immersed Vancouver's Today at 6:00 PM at

the Hub. Yeah, Yeah, yeah, we.

Got a new single? Out.

Double Scoop is out now. Download like.

What 2 double S? That's a new double.

You see what I'm saying? Don't sleep on PDL.

Amen. We having.

Communion and Baptism on June 7th, say June 7th.

At 9:00. AM right here, right here.

Say, right here. Right here.

If you want to be. Baptized we you have to sign up

by June 4th. You can see homecoming in the

back for registry and sign up. OK, And if you have questions,

sign up. We'll contact you and answer

your questions. OK, so you don't have to wait

till all your questions resolved to sign up.

And if you sign up and have questions and don't want to do

it, you don't have to make make sense, OK.

And round ball, every single round ball, you know, we, we, we

want to run. Last game it was 4246 at half

time. And then by the end of the game

it was 65110. That's that's a that's a cry out

statement game. You know this.

Is what I said to people. I said, you know, we want to

beat them so bad that they, we're going to send them to the

altar. We we want to.

Win so decisively it's going to lead them to the altar to cry

out. That's a good thing.

They crying out to the Lord God, what is going on?

Amen. And so we got our last game for

the season coming up before playoffs starts.

Let's turn out it's going to be at 8:00 PM to 8:00 PM Saint

Bernadette's is at 8:00 PM this time, most of them at 9:00, it's

at 8. So everyone says 88, say 7-8.

It's at eight, 8:00 PM. Let's turn out, pack the place

out and have send our team with the cry of momentum into the

playoffs, right? And with such wind behind their

backs, man, that they can't be stopped, can't be defeated.

Amen. OK, So, Brown Ball, thank you

for your participation so far. Come on, turn out this Friday,

8:00 PM Got it. Got a few more announcements

coming up. These are really important

things to listen to. So I'll turn it over to these

two people. Y'all look kind of wild up here

to me. We wildly need you.

What's going on, Nicole? Oh.

The the MIC is wallet. The MIC is wallet.

We got it. We got to just there we go.

There I am. There I am, church.

Are you all ready to be the Church in the Wild?

Are you all ready? To be the church in the wild.

Oh. That y'all sound real good.

Even in worship earlier I felt the fervency, the expectancy, I

felt the hunger, the conviction that you know the God that you

serve and we want to take that out into the wild.

So do y'all want to be the church in the wild?

OK, I'm. Going to give you I'm going to

sell. I was just setting the stage.

Let me tell you how we're going to do that.

So starting next week, June 1st to July 6th, we have an

opportunity to be the church in the wild.

And So what that looks like is our experiences from June 1st to

July 6th, we're only going to have the 9:00 AM experience.

Keep in mind there's two days, two Sundays, it's June 8th and

June 29th that have our little bit.

They have a a variable to them. So June 8th is Pentecost Sunday.

Say Pentecost Sunday. But it is.

Also Ordination Sunday How many events to an ordination

experience? It is like.

Nothing I have ever experienced before, so please be there.

So on that day, June 8th, there will be 3 experiences.

There will be the nine, the 12 and a 630 and the 6:30 will be

the ordination experience. OK.

And then June 29th, the second day that I said to keep in mind

that will be all of us going to Vancouver, to our Vancouver hub

for a 10 AM experience. OK, so which two dates do we

need to keep in mind? June 8th and June 29th, OK, but

aside from that, the Sundays from next week to July 6th, we

will be only having the 9:00 AM experience.

OK, so days about to tell you how we are about to be the

church in the wild. We didn't.

We didn't. We didn't pick these days by

accident. There's stuff coming up because

our church is going out to impact the city because what's

happening in here needs to spread out across the nation,

across the province, across the city.

So we going to take what Love Quest is doing and doing it

outside. OK, I'm going to get y'all to

help me out. So why not say a date?

I'm going to say, let's say for example, June 1st.

I'm going to say we while in and y'all going to say we while in

back and I'm going to tell you how we go while out.

OK, so I'm going to say June 1st we what?

I like that we going to do with a little bit more energy.

June 1st we what So on June 1st, 6:00 PM, we are Wilding at

Monzo's Burger for an album celebration for our pastor and

listen, listen, listen. That was that was a that was a

cute little Patty was cute that. Was cute.

My pastor. Wasn't a spitter if my pastor

wasn't the best rappers out here in the nation.

So we go go out on June 1st at 6:00 PM to Monzo's Burger to

celebrate our pastor releasing an album.

That's what I'm talking about. That's going to talk about.

So everybody show up, We going to shoot a video.

It's going to be a great time. If you've ever been at a TR

event before, we don't do it small, we do it big.

Alright, so we going to do it big once again on June 7th.

We what? June 7th.

We what? On June. 7th, we are having Oslo

prayer back home, back here, but we go wild out in here as well,

OK? We are also going to be doing

baptisms on June 7th. If you are interested in getting

baptized, if the Spirit has been working on you, if you feel like

you want to publicly declare what the Lord has been doing

inwardly, sign up with us at [email protected] by

June 4th, OK, June 4th, that's the deadline.

All right, See, I got you. See on I got you All right.

On a. On June 13th to 15th we what we

got a round ball team like EJ mentioned earlier and we going

to take that team and we go to the BC Championships at Langley

Event Center, OK, because our team, let me tell you something

about our round ball team is nice.

We nice, OK, we don't pull off 50 point wins by accident.

OK, This team is nice OK, so we all going to dress.

We going to dress in all black. We're going to have some drums,

we're going to have some musical instruments.

We going to chant, we going to cheer.

We going to make sure that the city knows that there is a cry

of joy and there's a cry of love that can be received by

everybody. OK, when we go out to these

round ball games, we're ministering to the folks who are

playing, but also the folks that are watching because they get to

see that this can happen while you serve Jesus.

They don't have to happen because you're while and now you

can happen because you were rooted in the love of Christ and

you know that you're happening. OK, so on June 22nd we what?

June 22nd. We will have a dress rehearsal

for P TS Mocktail album release concert.

Now we need everybody and a Mama to show up.

OK? It's a all ages event.

Everybody's going to show up. We all going to have a good

time. The Love Quest crew will be

there. Nicole, you, you part of the

crew, ain't you? You excited for the?

Concert I'm so. Excited.

How do rehearsals be going? Listen.

Y'all need to be there, I'm telling you.

You already know Love Quest does not shy away from having

excellence in everything we do, right?

So this dress rehearsal will be nothing short of excellent.

So if you know that you need to be there and you need to take

time off, do it now. You've been warned, you've been

warned. Don't be one of those people

who's like Dang, I missed out. Be there.

And this ain't no regular. Show OK, the crew going to be

out, the crew going to be playing the band, the singers

going to sound phenomenal as they do all the time.

It's going to be a great time, OK And the crew will be outside

on June 29th for Black to the Classics, OK?

It's a celebration of Black art and BC.

Do y'all see the look at that? Do y'all see the crew right

there? They don't.

They don't look tough to y'all. Y'all got Anna Beth out there

looking like she's thugging you? Look like you're thugging and.

You're all denim. Look at you.

Yeah. So we going to be out

celebrating black art and we've been invited out there.

Terrence Richmond and Lovequest crew show up, show out.

Let's support our pastor, let's support the crew and let's bring

Lovequest to the city out there. OK?

Can we do that? Can we do that for y'all?

All right. And then on June 15th, we what?

We what? June, July 5th, my apology.

My apology. I said a completely different

day. July 5th we wallet, we're going

to go to Kitsilano Beach and we're going to do baptisms at 10

AM. OK, so we get to go show a

public declaration of what Jesus is doing in the middle of the

city. And I don't know about y'all

that gets me excited. I love when baptisms happen

here, but doing baptisms outside, I can't imagine what

the Lord's going to do. I'm expecting revival,

personally. I'm expecting revival.

Can y'all expect revival with me?

Can y'all expect revival with me?

All. Right.

And then the. Last thing on July 6th we are

what we What if you miss every other date that I just gave you

and I know it's a lot but if you miss every other day do not miss

July 6th at the Hollywood Theater for the official

Mocktails album release concert. Do not miss it.

Let me let me tell you why this is so important OK.

There is a lot of creativity in this house.

There is a lot of art that has to go forth into the culture so

that we can help change the culture for Jesus OK and our

pastor is taking the first bold step to do so.

We're going to a secular space. There's a bar there there's

there's people who have sold out that place and they've done it

on their own accord and we're going out there trying to do it

for Jesus. If we sell this thing out it

lets the city know OK, when I see Love Quest name on something

I know people will come out and at the end of the day they want

their money but we want to see people come to Jesus.

So we going to use that money as a bait and we going bring them

Jesus afterwards. OK, There's artists coming

ahead, there's graphic designers coming ahead, the singers coming

again. Our worship team is coming

ahead. Our Christmas reduction is

coming up. Y'all been to a Christmas

reduction before? If we want to make that thing

bigger, we got to show the city that it's worth being bigger.

And I don't know about y'all. Every time we do something in

here, we're like, man, it should see more people should see it.

This is our opportunity to do so.

So don't slack. Get your tickets, get out there.

We'll have the crew, we'll have Terrence Richmond.

Scribe Music will be performing. There will be so much happening

and there will be more special guests to come.

OK, So what are we going to go do?

Church. We going to be.

What we going to be? What?

All right, other John, you got some fuss.

We got some first. I just did one.

Thing and and I just say this real quick and, and just kind of

pray out that's this. One I want.

You to put the dates back up. Of the.

Right there, OK, It's really important that you connect with

these dates, right? Because this is where you get

your power in the wild from. You got it.

OK, don't go. Don't go June 1st with 9 and 12

here. June 8th, 9/12, 6:30 you see the

times. Don't try to go out there wild

with no juice. The whole purpose is to build a

momentum and a unity here that carries with explosiveness out

where we're going. Amen.

The other part was want to emphasize too is.

Cry. Out to the Lord on people you

can invite to these, to these opportunities.

It's a basketball game. It's a burger joint.

Right. It's it it, it's a concert.

There are places and people that will come in those spaces that

maybe not come in other spaces. And when they encounter the

fullness of the love that we have and share, then it becomes

that much more powerful. OK, so this is opportunity to

reach people, not just have fun, right?

So just remember that. And we'd be thinking about

people to, to, to bring in for those moments.

OK, good. All right, So I'm going to go

and pray out, man, man, you know, I thank God that God has a

church that we have a sentence about us, right?

Then we'll go to where people are in order to try to reach

some that may not come to where we are.

Father, we thank you for this time.

We thank you for what you're doing.

We thank you that you're birthing.

You've birthed the Spirit, the crowd in our community.

It's all manner of prayer. But we are a church that learns

and knows how to cry out and supplication unto God.

We thank you, Father, that for those that we pray for today,

that confusion is destroyed and clarity is calm.

And the clarity when the Word and call and ministry and life

and decisions has come, Father, and the courage to walk in that

clarity has come as well. We thank you, Father, for all

that you're doing through them and the people who are here,

their testimonies. We're so excited about the

opportunity to walk with you in this time.

We give you praise and glory for it.

Father, the word we received today shall bear hunter for

return. None shall be lost in Jesus

name, Amen, Amen. Amen, Amen.

So you know what time it is until later in Vancouver.

Get your love. Fixed man.

Thank you so much for. Tuning into this week's sermon,

we pray you were challenged, equipped and encouraged.

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