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Thank you Jesus. Thank you Jesus. Thank you Jesus. Thank you Jesus. >> [music] >> We say thank you Jesus. [music] >> [music] >> You [singing] carry the cross upon your back, bleeding until your final [music and singing] breath. Tears of blood, a crown of thorns. [music] You gave it all. Our sin you bore.

>> [music] >> Carry the cross upon [singing] your back, bleeding [music] until the final breath. Tears [music] of blood, a crown of thorns you gave it all. Our [music] sin you bore. Oh. Oh. There is no gater [music and singing] love. Oh. Oh. [music] There is no greater love. [music] Oh, the cross what you've done. It [singing] was more than enough. More than enough. Oh, the cross. What [music] you've done. The power [singing] of your blood was more than enough. Heat. [music] Heat. [music] >> [music] >> Sacriice to change history. The nails in your hands. The hands [music] save me. The grave was sealed. The death lost [music] its name. The lion roar in victory. [music] Sacrific. [music] Yeah. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Why you [music] why you falling? >> [music] >> enough. [singing] So much [music] so [music] much more than that. Heat. [music] Heat. [singing] [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Thank [music] you for breaking [singing] the bread of your body, spilling the wine of your blood. [music] Thank you, oh my heart [singing] will sing forever. Thank you for breaking the bread of [music] your body, spilling the wide [music] of your heart. Thank you. Oh [music and singing] my heart will sing forever. Thank you. [music] Thank [music] you. Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Yeah. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Yeah. Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Yeah. Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Yeah. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Yeah. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [music] was more than enough for the cross. [music] What you done was more than enough. More than enough [music] for the cross. What you've done. The power of [singing] your love is more [music] than enough. It's more than enough for me. [singing and music] Where would I be without your love? Oh, more than [music] took away my sin. [music and singing] Took away my shame. Thank you Jesus. [singing] [music] Oh, [music] so much more than [singing] enough. [music] Oh. [music] Oh, [singing] there is [music] no greater [singing] love. Oh, oh, [music] there is no gater [singing] love. Oh, oh, [music] there's no gater love. Oh. Oh. [music and singing] There is no greater love. Oh. [music] Oh. There is [music] no gater [singing] love. Oh. [music] Oh. There is no gater love. Oh, [music] there [music] is no greater love. Oh, [music] there is there is no [music] Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Yeah. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Yeah. Heat. [music] My heart forever. Thank you [music] for breaking the bread of your body. Spirit in the water. [music] Thank you for my heart [music] forever. Thank you for breaking the [music] bread of your [singing] body, spilling [music] the wine of your blood. Thank [singing] you. [music] Oh my heart will sing forever. [music and singing] >> Thank you Jesus. Thank you. >> Thank you Jesus. [music] >> Thank you Jesus. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. In the garden, in the fall, [music] you provided covering. They were guilty and you clothed them pointing to Gethsemane on a mountain where a father [music] gave his son as there is a display [music] of Calary. [music] In the garden in the falling, [music] you provided covering. They [music] were guilty and you clothed them pointing to Gethsemane on a mountain [music] where a father gave his son [singing] as offering. There [music] in neighborham eyes, a display of Calary. [music] And there we see him [music] Jesus. There we [music] see you, Jesus. [music] Every detail of your story says it's finished. [music] It is time. Thank you Jesus. Thank you Jesus. [music] And the [music] dawn pass the blood of Christ the lambs [music] fil pointing to a great story the rug cross [music and singing] upon it and through the prophets you speak [music] of the greatest [singing] sacrifice for telling of his [music and singing] glory and the suffering of There we see [music] Jesus. [music] [singing] There we see Jesus. [music] Every story says it's finished. [music] [singing] Thank you, Jesus. Thank you [music] Jesus. And there we see [singing] Jesus. [music] There we see Jesus. [music] The reason of your story is finished. [music] Thank you Jesus. [music] Thank you Jesus. [music] Holy [music] faith. The son [music] remained obedient. Even death upon the cross. [music] His blood bought our redemption. Now we're reconciled [music and singing] to God. Jesus risen and descended. Holy lamb upon [music] the throne. He will come again in power. He will reign forever [music and singing] more. The son beat him. Even death [music] upon the cross. His blood brought our [music] redemption. Now we're reconciled [singing] to God and Jesus [music] risen and ascended. Holy lamb [music] upon the throne. He will come again [singing] in power. He will reign forever [music] more. The son will be even death upon the cross. [music] His blood for our redemption over [music] Jesus rising [music] and ascending holy lamb upon the throne. He will come again [music] and power. He will reign forever more. He will reign [music] forever. >> [music] >> And there we see you [music] Jesus. There we see Jesus. [music] Every detail of your story [music] says it's finished. It's done. Thank you [music] Jesus. Thank you Jesus. And [music] there we see you Jesus. [music] There we see you [music] Jesus. Every detail of [music] your story says it's finished. It is [singing] done. Thank you [music] Jesus. Thank you Jesus. [music] The son remained obedient. [singing] Even death upon the cross, [music] his blood, [singing] but our redemption. Now we're reconciled to God. [music] And Jesus risen and [singing] ascended. Holy lamb upon [music] the throne. He will come [singing] again in power. He will reign forever more. >> [music] >> The son remains to be even death upon [music] the cross for our redemption. Now we're reconciled [music] to God. Jesus ris [music] [singing] [music] forever more. Heat. [music] Heat. [music] >> [music] >> forever. [music] And there we see [music] Jesus. [singing] There we see [music] Jesus. Every [singing] detail of the story says [music] it's finished. It's done. Thank you, Jesus. [singing and music] Thank you, Jesus. [music] There we see [music] Jesus. There [singing] we see [music] Jesus. out the [music] star says it's [singing] finished and it's done. Thank you Jesus. [music] Thank you [singing] Jesus. [music] Thank you Jesus. [music] >> [music] >> Thank you Jesus. [music] Thank you. [music] Thank you Jesus. >> [music] >> We thank you [singing] Jesus. >> Thank you [music and singing] Jesus. >> Thank you. [music] Thank you [singing] Jesus. Thank you [music] Jesus. Jesus [music] Jesus. [music] Thank you. Thank you. [music] Jesus [music] Christ. [music] Yes. [music] SC [music] of your conif. [music] The holes [singing] in your hands, the scars on your back. The wound in [music and singing] your soul. This is real love. The ransom [music] you [singing] paid. The cost of your grace. [music] Our God [singing] crucified. This is real love. The holes in [music] your hands, the scars on [singing] your back, the wound in [music] your side. This [singing] is real love, the ransom [music] you pay, the cost of your grace, our God crucified. [music] This is [singing] real love. This is real [music] love. This [singing] is real love. This [music] is [singing] real love. This is real love. [music] This is real love. Jesus, [music and singing] your testimony speaks [music] forth eternity [singing] [music] and your life defining [music] love itself. Jesus taking [music and singing] on our sickness, [music] rejected [singing] and afflicted. The [music] lamb [singing] of God poured out for us. [singing] >> [music] >> The holes in [singing] your hands, the scars [music] on your back, the wound in your side. [singing] This is [music] real love, the ransom [singing] you paid, the cost [music] of your grace, our God crucified. This [music] is real love. Oh. [singing] [music] Oh. Oh. [music] Oh Jesus. [music and singing] Humble King of glory, [music] your covenant [singing] [music] restoring sinners [singing] back to God. [music] Oh Jesus, [music] Jesus, humble [music] king of glory of the [music] covenant, [singing] restoring [music] sinners [singing] back to God. [music] to God. [music] The holes in your [singing] hands, the scars on [music] your back, the wound in your side. Oh, this is real life. [music] The ransom you pay, the cost of your grace. [music] [singing] I'm gone crucified. This is real life. [music] The holes in your hands, the scars on your back, the wounds in your side. [music] This is real life. The ransom [music] you pay the cost of your race crucified. [music] This is real life. This is real [music] life. This is real life. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. Heat. Yeah. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] >> Oh, this is real. [music] The holes in your hands, the scars on your back, [music] the world in your side. This is real. The [music] ransom you pay the cost of your grace. Our God crucified. Oh, this is real life. [music] The holes in your [singing] hands. The scars on your back. The wounds [music] in your side. Oh, this is real life. [music] The ransom you pay the cost of your grace [music] of God crucified. [music] Oh, this is real love. This is real love. [music] This is real love. Oh, [music] this is real love. [singing] This is real [music] love. Oh, this is real love. Oh, this [music and singing] is real love. This is real love. This [music and singing] is real love. Oh, [music and singing] this is real love. This is real love. This is [music] real love. [singing] The cross [music and singing] is real love. The blood is real love. He [singing] is real love. This [music] is real love. The cross [singing] is real love. The blood [music] is real love. He is [singing] real love. This is [music] real love. This is real love. This is [music and singing] real love. This [music] is real love. This [singing] is real love. This is real love. [music] Oh, [music] oh, >> [music] >> This is real. [music] You are. [music] Oh, you are. [music] Oh, you are. Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] >> Heat. [music] Heat. >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] >> We're going to [music] step into communion to come to the Lord's table. If you don't have elements, could you please raise your hand? Please, [music] please remain uh focused. Do not lose sight of Jesus tonight. If you need elements, please raise your hand. And I just I want to give you uh the freedom, the liberty is if you want to kind of find a corner somewhere in the room where it's just you and Jesus, get on your knees. I [music] you're welcome to sit down. I All I'm asking for is that today as we head into communion here that we do not lose sight of Jesus. Please, please, please do not lose sight of Jesus. If we miss Jesus tonight, we we have no reason to gather. And if we miss Jesus tonight, we have it would be really silly to ask for his spirit and yet forget his presence. In 1 Corinthians 11, it says, Whoever whoever therefore eats the bread or drinks the cup of the Lord in an unworthy manner will be guilty concerning the body and the blood of the Lord. Let a person examine himself then and in this manner eat of the bread and drink of the cup. And so tonight, before we remember the testimony of the broken body of Jesus, I want to hand it over to you for maybe about 2 minutes, just you and Jesus. And I want you to examine yourself. This isn't to this isn't to get introspective, but this is to acknowledge areas in our lives that do not look like Jesus yet. And so in this room, you may have come in with sin and bondage and addiction that you don't know how to get free from. [music] I promise you, just like for Israel and Egypt, your deliverance is found in the testimony of Jesus. You may have walked in here with sickness and disease and pain in your body. And I promise you that just like the serpent that was put upon a pole in the wilderness and anyone who looked upon it was to be healed and delivered. I promise you today that as you behold the cross of Jesus in his broken body, there is healing for you. You may have walked in here with a jaded and disillusioned heart where Jesus is a foreign concept or he was a friend you once used to know. I promise you now that the first love, the burning heart of a first love, a first love connection with Jesus is found in the revelation of his testimony. You may have walked in here with a need for a family member or your marriage or your children. And I promise you that there's no greater savior than Jesus. And there is no greater answer than the foot of the cross. And so I I want to give it over to you for the next two minutes or so. It doesn't have to be loud, but it's you and Jesus. And I just want you to recognize the areas in your life that do not reflect what Jesus has accomplished. And what we're going to do is we're going to declare the testimony of Jesus. We are going to declare the truth, the constitution by which we live by that these things they have to they must bow their knee to Jesus. And so you and Jesus for the next two minutes Let's take the the body of the Lord Jesus. Let's take the wafer and and break it in half. It says his body was broken for us. And tonight we are going to remember the testimony of the cross, the testimony of his broken body. I shared it last week that when Israel was in bondage to Egypt, there was not a moment where God asked of them to pick up a sword or spear or shield. Their one requirement, their one request from God was to remember the Passover lamb. And in the testimony of the Passover lamb was found their deliverance. And so Jesus, tonight we come to remember you, Lord. And we don't come to remember because in the busyiness of life, we forget you. But we come tonight to remember, Lord, that your broken body [music] in the cross and your testimony is sufficient. It's it's so much more than enough for us. >> [snorts] >> What a mystery, God, that that when we face life and its challenges and hardships, [music] you just draw us in to remember the testimony. >> [music] >> And everything we could have ever asked for, [snorts] anything we could ever need found in you. What a gift. >> [music] >> And so tonight, Lord, I remember we remember that on the night you were betrayed, Lord, [snorts] you broke the bread and you passed it along and you said, "This is my body which is broken for you. Do this in and receive it in remembrance of me. And likewise, Lord, you poured the cup and you begin to you begin to pass it and you said, "This is my blood which is poured out for you in the new covenant. do this in remembrance of me for it is for the remission of your sins. And then as if God, it's as if it wasn't enough that you laid your life down for us, you stood up from that table and you you wrapped the towel around your waist and you begin to wash the feet. You begin to wash dust off of the feet of people. you made out of dust. Lord, we I don't think we'll ever understand how it is that you breathe into dust and you fell in love with us. Thank you. And I remember tonight the way that >> [snorts] >> The way you went out to the garden to pray, you begin to take on the agony and the pain and the suffering of the world. and all of our wickedness and all of our darkness, all of our shame, all of our wickedness, all the things we're ashamed of, the things that we wish we never done, all of it being poured out upon your shoulders and carrying the agony of the world and yet thinking of me. God, what a gift. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Then I remember tonight the way that Judas escaped and and he ran away to betray you. [music] And with hatred in his heart, he heart he he went out to betray the king of glory, the one who is of matchless worth and priced you at 30 pieces of silver. [music] [snorts] And now he comes with guards and soldiers and our holy lamb, our our king, our savior, our lord, innocent and pure in a garden, [music] betrayed by those who are closest to him, despised, forgotten, And just like just like Lord, you met Adam in the garden with the kiss of life. So now Judas meets you in a garden with the kiss of death and betrayal. [music] And I remember the way they chained you up, Lord. They tied you up as a criminal. and they begin to lead you off to be condemned and judged as [music] a sinner. I remember tonight the way they took you to Caiaphas's dungeon and in the dungeon they began to mock you and laugh at you and falsely accuse you. They blindfolded you and would strike you and said, "Prophesy to us. Tell us who is it that struck you." And in their ignorance, not knowing they [snorts] were beholding the one they prophesied. They spit at you and they plucked your beard. They hated you. And yet you remain silent as a lamb to the slaughter. And we remember tonight the way Lord with every intention to kill you, they brought you over to Pilate. And [music] Pilate looking for guilt, realizing he's talking to a completely innocent man. [music] and wanting to escape judgment, he he sends you over to Herod. And Herod in his foolishness, in his ignorance, [music] he thought he was about to see a show, a performance of some sort. In in his foolishness, he was disappointed when he beheld the king of all glory. And so he clothed you in royal robes. He mocked you. He laughed at you. And we remember tonight, Lord, the way they sent you back. He sent you back to Pilate. [snorts] And I remember Pilate, he's He's looking to set you free, not knowing what to do. And he brings out Barabus and he says, "Who is it that you would like, Barabus or Jesus?" Jesus of Nazareth. And the very people, God, the very people you came to save, the ones that you healed their sick and you raised their dead. You fed them when they were hungry. You gave them living water. You rested with them. You taught them. You had mercy and compassion on them. And the very ones whom you loved turned back and said, "Crucify him. Crucify him." And I remember tonight, Lord, that I was Baramis. We were Barabbus. [music] Barabus who was a criminal, a murderer, a thief, a sinner who deserved death on a cross. By your grace, he walked free. Just like today, we walk free by your grace. And our precious Jesus taking on a condemnation, a judgment [music] that you did not deserve. And I remember the way that Pilate sent you off to be flogged. And I remember the way they tied you with ropes and chains to that whipping post. And they thought it was chains and ropes that held you there. They thought they had trapped you there, not knowing you would you didn't need ropes and chains. You would have willingly hung on [music] cuz we were the joy that was set before you. We were that joy that was set before you that you endured the cross. And with every lash and with every whip as they tore your flesh apart, you took on our sickness and our disease and our brokenness. And the scriptures were fulfilled that said by his stripes we are healed. We remember Lord the way they tore your flesh apart. The way your word says you were marred beyond human semblance more than any human being ever. your body torn apart. And still above all, you thought of me. And I remember, Lord, the way they picked you up off that floor and then they clothed you with royal robes. They put a reed in your hand. They put >> [snorts] >> They put a crown of thorns on your head. And the guards, they begin to mock you. [music] And they begin to bow before you, laughing, not realizing that you were holding every molecule, every cell of their being in place so that they could do that. What mercy is this? What grace is this? And I remember the way Pilate brings you back out and there Israel, behold their bloody king, one with a crown of thorns, flesh torn apart. And they cheered, "Crucify him! Crucify him! And so Pilate, he he sends you off with a cross. And our precious Jesus begins to carry wood that was formed at it was formed at the declaration of your word up a mountain that you held in the palm of your hand to die on a cross for me. We remember tonight, Lord, the way that you willingly laid yourself out on that cross. You willingly stretched out your arms. You willingly allowed the Roman guards to pull your arms out of their sockets. You willingly allowed them to put nails through your hands and your feet. And you willingly allowed them to lift you up and exalt you. And there you hung the king of all all that is seen and unseen. Hanging, suffocating, gasping for air, dying on a cross. And I remember today the way that some of them they looked at you and they said, "If you're really the son of God, why don't you get yourself down from there?" And they looked at you and said, "He who can save others, he cannot even save himself." not realizing they were beholding the single greatest act of salvation. And I remember it, Lord, today. We remember the way that as you were gasping for air, you managed you managed to look back and declare, "Father, forgive them. They know not what they do. have mercy on them. And tonight we remember it, Lord, that [music] in your final breaths, in your final breaths, as you gave up your spirit, you said, "It [music] is finished. And so by your stripes all sickness, disease, and pain in the body was finished. That by the crown of thorns, all sickness in the mind and brokenness and pain in the mind by the crown of thorns was finished. Your word says that you bore our griefs. You carried our sorrows. You were pierced for our transgressions. Meaning that in the nails in your hands and your feet when you said, "It is finished." Sin was put to an end right then and their addiction and brokenness and darkness. In your word, you declared, "It is finished over all of it. [music] You were crushed for our iniquities, despised and rejected. The scriptures were fulfilled. Thank you, Jesus. And I remember Lord tonight that as you gave up your spirit, the ground it shook and rocks began to split open and the dead began to rise out of their tombs. And yet the one who was and is our hope was found lifeless on a cross. And so, Lord, tonight we don't we don't remember your testimony, God, because we forget you. We remember that in this declaration, in this testimony, in this constitution, this truth that we live by, all sickness and disease, in the physical body, in the heart, in the mind, all of it bows its knee. that every situation and circumstance that we face in life, all of it bows its knee to the revelation of your testimony, to the truth of the cross. That in this testimony, we proclaim your death over the dead things in our lives that do not belong there. For you are victorious. Your you you stand alone. Your name is above every other name. And your testimony, [music] your testimony, it speaks for us. And so, Lord, we lift up the broken body together. [music] We thank you for the victory of your broken body. [music] We thank you that it is more than enough. that we are not helpless and hopeless victims to our circumstances. We are victorious. We are led in a victorious procession because of what you have finished and accomplished. And so we lift up this broken body as a church, as a body, as the bride of Christ. We know that it is more than enough. [sighs] We look to you tonight, Jesus. and we receive it in your most holy name. Let's receive the broken body together. Thank you, God. Okay, now I want to hand it back over to you for about a minute and a half or so. And this is you and Jesus as if nobody else is in the room. And I just want you to thank him that the broken body is so much more than enough for whatever it is that stuff that you brought to him today is. If it's brokenness in your mind, just declare and say, "Thank you, Jesus, that your broken body is more than enough for my mind." If it's sickness or disease or sin and addiction or bondage or a broken family, hurting marriage, whatever it is, a financial situation, whatever it is, I just want you to declare to thank Jesus with gratitude. It does not matter if you see change yet. We do not thank Jesus for what we see or don't see. We thank Jesus for who he is and who he says that he is. >> And so turn your affection. I don't I I don't care what it sounds like. It doesn't have to be loud, but I do want it to be intentional. You and Jesus for the next minute and a half. >> [music] >> This is real [music] life. The holes [music] in your hands, the scars on your back, the wound in your side. This is [singing] real life, the ransom you paid, the cost of your grace. Our God [music and singing] crucified. This is real love. The holes in your [singing and music] head, the scars on your back, the wound in your soul. [music] This is real love, the ransom [music and singing] you pay, the cost of your grace. [singing] A God crucified. [music] This is [singing] real love. This is real love. This is [music and singing] real love. [music] Oh, this is real love. [music] This is real love. [singing] This is real love. [music] This is real love. This is real [music] love. This [singing] is real love. [music] >> [music] >> Let's take the cup together [music] and just open it. We know that the scriptures teach that in [music] our repentance we find the forgiveness of sins. And so before we approach the cup and we remember the testimony of the blood again, I want to hand it off to you for about a minute or so. And I want all of us to all of us to repent for any and all sin in our life. There is no exception in the room. I mean, what I mean is that if you're holding to unforgiveness towards someone who hurt you, there's there's not a reason to hold on to it. If you're holding someone's sin against them, it's you're probably not seeing clearly how much Jesus has forgiven you. And if you hate somebody or despise somebody, whether it's family, maybe parents because of ways they've treated you, maybe it was your siblings, because of things that may have happened, whatever it is, friends, wherever they may be, we make a decision tonight. We either follow the the path of Jesus Christ or we hold on to our own. If there's sexual immorality in your life, repent for it. Jesus is you. He's your healer. He's your friend. He's your bridegroom. You don't have to live there. If your heart is aching and you've blamed people for it or you've blamed yourself, I want you to know that the blood of Jesus is so much more than enough to to forgive you and wash you clean. There's not a mistake. There's not a sin in this room. There's not there's not a thing in your past that's dark enough that the blood of Jesus is not enough for do not hold back from the Lord. So this is you and Jesus for the next minute or so. I just if you have to go just just say Lord I repent and name sin by sin. I repent for I repent for turn away. Let's turn away from wicked ways and turn turn our affection to Jesus. This is you and the Lord. Jesus, tonight we come to remember the testimony of your cup. We remember Lord the way that in the garden of Gethsemane when you when you prayed and you carried you took on the agony of the world and sweat of blood begin to pour down your face. The scriptures say that your blood hit the ground. And for the first time since Genesis, for the first time since the the blood of Abel, there was a blood that hit the ground that spoke a better word. After thousands of years, there was a sound, a declaration that it went into the belly of the earth that spoke a better word than the blood of Abel. Then we remember today, Lord, the way that in Caiaphas, Caiaphas's dungeon, as they hit you and beat you and bruised you, they began to open up wounds in your flesh. And as your blood began to flow, all of a sudden, the cry of mercy began to resound louder and louder. And again, when they brought you to the whipping post and as they begin to tear your flesh apart, we remember, Lord, the way that your blood would sprinkle upon those who put our sickness and disease on your body. And again and again, your blood with every sprinkle, with every drop, with every lash, it would cry out, "Mercy, mercy, mercy." A cry that was that would resound for all of eternity. A cry that still remains faithful today. mercy. And I remember tonight, we remember tonight that when they put the crown of thorns on your head, Lord, and they pierced your skull, blood began to flow from the top of your head and it washed to the bottom of your feet. Just like today, Lord, the way your blood, it covers over us from the top of our heads to the bottom of our feet. You wash us, you cleanse us, you keep us, you protect us. [music] >> [music] >> and you called us yours. Tonight we remember, Lord, the way that you stood there bloody before the the Jews and as they cried out, "Crucify him." What they didn't hear was your blood responding, "Have mercy on them. Jesus, [music] >> just like today, Lord, that in our sin, in our bondage, in our brokenness, with every time that we've that we've betrayed you, you always responded with mercy. [music] And I remember tonight, Lord, the way that you took the cross upon your shoulders and you began to climb Goltha. And with every step as you climbed the mountain, [music] your blood would cover over the footprints of those who led you there. Your blood would cover over the footprints of those who would put my sickness, my disease, my sin, my guilt and shame upon you. And with every footstep, you declared mercy. And behind you, Lord, as you walked, your blood would form a red carpet to the foot of the cross. That for anyone who should follow would find themselves in the loving embrace of a good, good father. Anyone who should find themselves at the foot of this cross would find mercy and would find joy and would find salvation and would find freedom and would find hope again and would find life everlasting and would find happiness again and would find the reconciliation of family and the healing of marriages. that anyone who would find themselves at the foot of this cross would experience healing in their bodies, wholeness in their mind and an embrace of the father. And we remember Lord the way they they put nails through your hands and your feet and your blood would cover over that cross and your blood which was warm and alive covering over a dark rugged stiff splintered cross. Just like your blood covers over the ruggedness [music] and the darkness and the coldness, the roughness, the splinters of our lives to make us whole. And we remember Lord tonight that as you gave up your spirit, breathe your last, they pierced your side. They cut you open and out came rushing water and blood. And just like in the garden you formed Eve. Out of Adam's side, so now out of your side, in your deep slumber, was born the bride of Christ. We were born again. We remember tonight, Lord, the way your word says that though our sin was scarlet, you have washed us white as snow. And though it was as crimson, it was as crimson. You've made us white as wool. That you remove our sin as far as the east is from the west. You throw it into a sea called forgetfulness, never to remember it again. And I thank you, Lord, that in this room today and tonight, generational curses and all that stuff, it ends here because we no longer belong to the generational curses of our ancestors. For it is now your blood. It is your bloodline that flows through our veins. And so, we do not belong to the generational curses of the past. we belong to the generational inheritance of your victory. And so I plead your blood over every heart, over every soul, over every mind. God, I plead your blood over every mistake and sin and patch of darkness in this room. And I thank you for your forgiveness that you wash thoroughly and holy completely. that right now in this moment you have forgiven us. You have washed us clean. You have called us yours. We belong to you. Spotless, blameless, holy before your throne. You are ours and we are yours. And so we lift up the cup. Let's lift up the cup together. And tonight, Lord, we again don't remember you because we forgot you. Rather, we remember that in this story, in this testimony, in this cup, in this declaration, in this truth is found our deliverance. that just like in the blood of the Passover lamb, Egypt lost its hold. Bondage and sin lost its hold. So now in your blood of this covenant, sin and addict, addiction and darkness, it loses its hold here tonight. And so we lift up this cup, Lord. We thank you for the victory of it. We remember you. We declare your testimony. And we receive it, Lord, in your most holy name. Let's receive the cup together. Jesus. And so I want to turn it back to you again for another maybe a minute and a half or so. And what I want you to do is I want you to thank Jesus that he has forgiven you and cleansed you of all of your sin. Especially for those of you who you feel like you've committed a sin that's that you can't be forgiven for that you'll have to carry the rest of your life. I want you in in with gratitude to thank God that that thing is obliterated. It's it's completely finished [music] in his blood because his blood is so much more than enough. This is you and Jesus. Turn your affection to him. You and the Lord. [music] >> [music] >> Hallelujah. >> [music] >> Jesus, we remember your testimony, God. We thank you that you are faithful and true and that the things in life, Lord, the things in life that we're facing, that we've been dealing with, that have come against us, we drown those things in the testimony [music] of the cross. And so I thank you that it is finished. Your work has been done and accomplished. [music] And we celebrate, God, that you are so much more than enough for us. Thank you for the power of your love, for the power of the cross, for the power of your broken body and your spilled out blood. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. [music] Okay, I want us to sing real love again. And so I just I want to invite you to stand back up. Unless you're on your knees, you're welcome to stay on your knees. But if you're sitting, I [music] want to ask you to stand. And I want us to sing this with gratitude today, remembering the [music] testimony of Jesus. And as we sing this, I just I feel in my spirit that that things [music] that may be pain in your body, heaviness will be lifted off. That as we declare [music] his testimony and sing his testimony, God's going to be at work in the room. He's going to be on the move within us, among us, to take those things away, to crush them at the revelation of the cross. But please, please do not disengage from his heart [music] tonight. Please do not leave Jesus without affection and your attention tonight. Please love him with everything that you have. Please [music] love him. >> [music] >> Jesus, [music] your testimony [singing] speaks [music] for eternity [singing] and your life divine [singing] love itself. [music] Jesus taking [singing] on our sickness, [music and singing] rejected, afflicted, the lamb of God poured out for eyes. [music] The holes in your hands, [music] the scars on your back, the wound in your side. This [music] is real love, the ransom you pay, [music] the cost of your grace. Our God crucified. This is real love. The holes in [music] your hands, the scars on your back, the wound in [music] your side. This is real love, the ransom [music] you paid, the cost of your grace. [music] Our God crucified. This is real love. >> [music] >> Oh [music] Jesus, [music] humble king [singing] of glory, [music] covenant, restoring [singing] sin. sinners back [music] to God. Jesus, [music] humble king of glory, [music] in your [singing] covenant restoring [music] sinners back to God. [music] to God. The [music] holes in your hands, the scars on your back, the wound in your side. [music] This is real life. The ransom you pay, [music and singing] the cost of your grace, our God crucified. [music] Oh, this is real love. The holes in [singing] your hands, the [music] scars on your back, the wounds in your side. [singing] Oh, this is real life. [music] The ransom you pay, the cost of your grace, [music] our God crucified. Oh, this is real life. This is [music] real life. This is real life. [music] This is real life. This is real life. This is real [music] life. [singing] [music] in our healing by your body, our cleansing [music] by your blood. Forever it is finished. It is done. The affection of the [singing] father and the passion of the son. [music] The power of the spirit now in us and no [music and singing] more separation. We've only just begun to know [music and singing] him in the fullness of his love. [music and singing] now until forever. His dwelling [singing] place in us, a [music] kingdom everlasting. One with God in our [music] healing by your body, [singing] our cleansing by your blood. Forever [singing] it is finished. [music] is done. The affection of [music] the father and the passion of the son, the power of the [music] spirit now and over separation. We've only [music] just begun to know him in the fullness of his love. [music] Now until forever kingdom Everlasting [music] by your body [music] forever. [music] The power of the spirit. [music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] >> This is real. The [music] holes in your head, [singing] the stars on your mind, the world in your side. [music and singing] This is real. The ransom you [music] pay, the cost of your grace. are crucified. [music] Oh, this is real life. Oh, this is real life. [music] Oh, this is real life. Oh, this is [music] Oh, this is real life. Oh, this is real life. [music] This is real life.

>> [music] >> We are here by your body forever. [music] The affection of the father and the passion of the son. [music] The power of the spirit. and no [music] more separation. We only just [music] A king [music] ever the holes [music] in your hands. The stars on your [music] in your side. Oh, this is [music] real life. The ransom you pay the cost [music] of your grace are God crucified. [singing] [music] Oh, this is real life. The holes in your hands, [music] the scars on your back, the world in your side. [music] Oh, this is real life. The ransom you paid, the cost of your grace. [music] Our God crucified. Oh, this is [singing] real love. This [music] is real love. This [singing] is real love. Oh, [music] this [singing] is real love. This is real love. This [music and singing] is real love. This is [music and singing] real love. This is real love. This is [music and singing] real love. >> Okay, I want to take a moment and I want to pray for the sick. And so if you need healing in your body, could you please raise [music] your Could you please raise your hand? Okay, if you're around people who have their hand raised, could you just if you uh just go out and lay a hand on them if that's okay in an appropriate spot, please? [music] Please, let's make sure there's nobody in the room uh whose hand is up. Once you once you once somebody's praying for you, just put your hand down. Just make sure we have everyone covered. Okay, sweet. Precious Jesus, tonight we come and we recognize there's sickness and disease and stuff happening in bodies here that's not supposed to. But we do not live by the realities of a diagnosis, Lord. We live in the realities in the reality and the truth of the finished work of the cross and your gospel. >> [music] >> And so we speak to these bodies and we command all sickness and disease, any diagnosis, all of that stuff to go in Jesus name according to the stripes on his back completely healed and restored in Jesus name. All pain, all sickness and disease must go in Jesus name. In Jesus name. [music] Okay, I want to hand it over to you. If you're standing with them, um you can ask them. Let's take it about like 45 seconds. Ask them what they need prayer for. If you're sh if what if you're sharing with the people around you, just give them a very brief like 3-second answer as to what you need prayer for. And then we'll pray one more time together. [music] If you're not standing next to someone, just stretch your arms out, your hands towards them. >> Yes. Thank you, Lord. Thank you, Jesus, that you're more than enough. [music] >> Yes, Lord. More than enough. [music] >> Thank you, God. Lord, come heal your people. [music] May the oil of heaven flow to heal your people, God. to make bodies whole, minds redeemed and restored in Jesus name. Come precious Lord [music] and have your way in our bodies. Have your way in our physical bodies. [music] In Jesus name. In [music] Jesus name. Okay, let's sing this together. We'll sing this together and we'll remember the testimony of Jesus as our healer. Let's sing this together. I believe [singing] you're my healer. I [music] believe [singing] you are all I need. I believe [singing] you're my portion. [music] I believe [singing] you're more than enough [music] for me. Jesus, [music] you're all I need. Oh. Oh. I believe [music] you're my healing. [music] I believe [singing] you are all I [music] need. Oh, and I [music and singing] believe you're my portion. I believe [music and singing] you're more than enough for me. Jesus, [music and singing] you're all I need. Oh, [music] I [singing] believe you're mighty. [music] I believe [singing] you [music] are all I need. >> [music] >> I believe you're my portion. I [music and singing] believe you're more than enough for me. Jesus, [music and singing] you're all I need. Okay. If you had something in your body where you could tell there would be a difference, like if you were healed, you could you could tell there was a difference, can you raise [music] your hand? Like stuff that's not that's not uh [music] So, if you had something in your body that was causing pain that you could feel in your body, can you raise your hand? I'm not asking whether it was healed yet or not. So if you had physical pain that you could that you were [music] experiencing. Okay. Of the people who if of the people who could feel their pain [music] have do you feel any healing? Sorry I feel like I'm struggling to talk. If you feel a difference in your body raise your hand. That's what I'm trying to say. Can you actually wave your hands? Can you wave your hands for me? [applause] Okay. [music] Amazing. Okay. Put your hands down. If you could test your body and you still have pain in your body after we prayed, can you raise your hand? Like you're like, I still feel the pain in my body. One, two, three. Anyone else? Three. Pretty [music] good. Okay. If if you still feel pain in your body, raise your hand. We'll pray one more time. So, if you're around them, stretch your arms towards them or put your arm on hand on their shoulder. We'll pray again. Come on, everybody. We're engaging. We're the body of Christ engaging together. Thank you, Jesus. Yes. Thank you, Jesus, for your healing power, for the power of the cross. Lord, we declare the testimony of Jesus, the stripes on [music] your back in Jesus' name. Thank you, Lord, that all pain has to go. All pain has to go in Jesus' name. [music] Bodies be completely healed, restored, made whole in [music] Jesus' name. We declare this. We proclaim this according to the testimony [music] of the cross. According to the stripes on his back, we proclaim and declare. We prophesy [music] through the testimony of Jesus complete and total healing in Jesus name. [music] Let's sing this together one more time. [singing] Oh, Jesus, you're [music and singing] all I need. [music] I [music] believe you're mighty. [music] I believe you are. [music] I believe you're [music] my portion and I believe you're more than [music] enough for me. Jesus, [music and singing] you're all I need. Okay, I do want us to remember the test the perhaps the greatest part of the testimony of Jesus. Lord, tonight we remember yes your broken body and your spilled out blood, your passion, your suffering and your death. But tonight we also remember [music] that for three days Jesus spent in hell plundering hell, death, and the grave. And on the third day, the ground it began to shake and the stone that seemed to hold the tomb, it rolled away. [applause] and our precious Jesus. When all hope seemed to be lost, our glorious Lord and Savior, [applause and cheering] the King of glory, the one and only, [applause] a grave that was seemed to be lifeless and dark, all of a sudden erupted with eternal life and light. [music] >> And out of that grave walks out our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. And as he walked out of that grave, he brought forth eternal life, redemption, salvation, healing, and wholeness for you and I. Thank you, Lord. [music] Thank you, Lord. And that in his mercy, he revealed himself to many others. and our precious king, the king of glory. He ascended forever seated at the right hand of the father, glorified in heaven for eternity, making intercession for you and I. [music] What seemed to be the end was just the beginning. [applause] >> [music] >> And so tonight, Lord, tonight we come to celebrate the victory of the cross. Lord, we do not just mourn because we did not lose our savior. We celebrate because we we have victory in our savior in your resurrection. [applause and cheering] And so Lord, [music] we come to pour out our affection, God, of joy, of excitement, of gratitude, of celebration tonight. That you are so much more than enough. [music] Your testimony is so much more than enough. And so tonight, I want to remind you, I I say this every single time we come to the table of communion [music] is when Israel was facing the walls of Jericho. Once again, God did not ask them to pick up sword, spear, or shield. He said, "Take up the testimony, the ark of testimony and the priesthood who will sing songs. And I want you to surround the walls of your enemies with the testimony of Jesus and the sound of your praise and worship." And so we're going to go back in this we're going to go back into song and we are we are going to celebrate the victory of the cross with everything that we have. all that stuff, all the stuff that sometimes seems so big and so easily ens snares us at times, we're going to throw all that stuff aside as we yield our affection and attention to Jesus. Amen. >> And so, I'm going to ask you for the next 10, 15 minutes, we do not hold back from the Lord Jesus tonight. We celebrate your There's There's people in our city who are dependent on you believing and having faith in his testimony and celebrating the victory of it. This is not just about us. God has so much more for [music] us in our gratitude. Amen. >> All right, take it away team. [music] >> [music] >> If there are this is I don't know I saw this I saw it in my spirit when I was in prayer this morning and I just want to invite if If you have a flag on you, please come up to the front. [music] You just feel free to line up over here. And [music] right team, it's all you [music] and Holly. Hallelujah. You reign forever more. Halle halle hallelu. Halle [music] hallelujah. You ever [music] forever? Yeah. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Yeah. Heat. [music] >> [music] >> Saints and [singing] angels sing hallelu. [music] Can you hear the sound? >> [singing] [music] >> all creation. Can you hear the sound [music] of angels sing all creation shout hallelu? [music] Can you hear the sound and angels [music] sing? Hallelu. [music] Can you hear the sound? Glory to God in [music] the highest. Our savior has come the world. [music] Glory to God in the highest. [music] The honor and glory are yours. [music] Glory to God in the highest. [music] Our savior has come. Heat. Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat [music] up here. [music] >> [music] >> Heat up [music] here. [music] >> [music] >> He is wonderful. He is [singing] wonderful. He is wonderful. [music] He is wonderful. He is wonderful. [music and singing] He is wonderful. He is [singing] wonderful. He is [music] wonderful. Oh, he's beautiful. He is beautiful. [singing] [music] He is beautiful. He's beautiful. He's [music and singing] beautiful. He's beautiful. He's beautiful. [music] He's so He's [singing] radiant. He's [music] radant. He's radant. [music] He's radant. He's radant. He's radant. He's [music] rad. He [music] can hear [music] the sound of the heavens. He is wonderful. He is wonderful. Elders, angels, [singing and music] bow at his majesty. He [music] is wonderful. He is wonderful. [music] Can you hear the sound of the heaven? [music] He is one. He is [music] the angels. God is mesty. [music] He is wonderful. He is wonderful. [music] Can you hear the sound of the heaven? He is [music] wonderful. Heat. Heat. Heat. [music] Yeah. [music] Heat. [music] >> [music] >> Jesus. Jesus. [music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [music] Jesus. Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] [singing] >> You reign forever more. Hallelu. [music] Hallelu. [music] [singing] Halle [singing and music] Hallelujah. You [singing] reign forever. [music] Halle Holly Hallelu. [singing] [music] Okay, I want to kind of like I said at the beginning, I know today's Pentecost and so I want to spend the last maybe 15 minutes or so, what I want us to do is I want us to go into corporate prayer and ask that the Lord that he would freshly fill us with his Holy Spirit. that there would be a united a corporate cry within this room here [music] tonight where we ask Jesus for his spirit. The scriptures say I mean we all know this but in Acts chapter 1 it says and while staying with them he ordered them not to depart from Jerusalem but to wait for the promise of the father which he said you heard from me for John baptized you with water but you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit not many days from now. >> [music] >> So when they had come together, they asked him, "Lord, will you at this time restore the kingdom to Israel?" And he said to them, "It is not for you to know times or seasons that the father has fixed by his own authority, but you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and all Judea and Samaria and to the ends of the earth." [music] And then in Acts 2:1, he says, "When the day of Pentecost arrived, [music] they were all together in one place. And I guarantee you, I promise you, what they were not thinking about is what they're having for dinner later or what's happening at work tomorrow. When they were in that room in one accord, the only person, the only testimony on their mind was Jesus. So he says, "And suddenly there came from heaven a sound like a mighty rushing wind, and it filled the entire house where they were sitting and divided tongues as a fire appeared to them and rested on each one of them. And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other in other tongues as the spirit gave them utterance. And so for the next few minutes, I want us I want to ask you please let's collectively lift our voices and cry out to Jesus for his a fresh baptism of his holy spirit and fire. Let's lift our voices. Come Lord Jesus. We ask God for a fresh filling of your Holy Spirit. God, we do not ask with complacency or contempt. We need you, Lord. We need a fresh touch of your spirit. We're asking for an outpouring of your Holy Spirit and fire upon this room, upon our church, God, that we would be a a a people in a room who are after your heart. A people who have the ability to change the course of history for our city because of your presence with us. We're asking God, meet us with your Holy Spirit and fire. We need more of you, Lord. We need your Holy Spirit. Come and meet us, God. Come and meet us. Come and meet us, Lord. Fill us with your Holy Spirit. Fill us with your Holy Spirit. Come on. Let's lift our voices together. I do not want to have to lead you. I do not want to have to ask on your behalf. Let's lift our voices together. >> [music] >> Yes, God. >> Yes. [music] Hallelujah. [music] >> [music] >> Baptize us, Lord. Baptize us. Baptize us, Lord. Do in us what you did in the upper room. Do in us what you've done throughout church history where you met people, prayerful people, and you changed the course of history. Do it in us, Lord. Baptize us in your Holy Spirit and fire. Baptize us in your Holy Spirit and fire. Do it in us, God. Do it in us. Do it in us. We're hungry, Lord. If there's no one else, we find yourself a remnant with us. Fill us with your Holy Spirit and fire, God. Fill us with your Holy Spirit and fire. Fill us with your Holy Spirit and fire, God. Come. We need more of you. We need the fire of heaven. We need heavenly fire. We need heavenly hunger, God. We need you more than anything. [music] We need you, Lord. Come and fill us. Baptize us with your Holy Spirit. Do what you did in the upper room. Empower us, God, by your spirit. Help us, Lord, to not leave without an empowering of your spirit. We need you, Lord. Let's lift our voices, please. Let's not grow complacent in our request. Don't let me pray for you. Let's pray together. We need you, God. Jesus [music] Christ. >> [music] >> our entire lives. God [music] Hallelujah. [music] >> [music] >> Jesus teaches us [music] >> [music] >> Let us see >> [music] >> Father God, baptize us in your Holy Spirit and fire, Lord. A baptism that will touch our city. A baptism that will touch our nation, Lord. A baptism that will shake the roots of our hearts, God, us at the core, the foundation of who we are. Baptize us, Lord. Fill us with yourself. Baptize us in the revelation of your testimony and your Holy Spirit. Baptize us, God. Even it's just a few of us who are hungry in the room. Lord, baptize us. Don't leave us without your presence. Please God, we need the Lord. We need the whole Christ. We need you, Jesus. Come and meet us here. Baptize us. Baptize us in your Holy Spirit and fire. [music] Baptize us in your Holy Spirit and fire. Baptize us, Lord, in your Holy Spirit and fire. We need you more than anything. We need the Lord more than anything. We need your presence and your spirit. Baptize us, God. Find the hungry. Find the desperate and baptize us, Lord. Please baptize us in your Holy Spirit. Don't leave us without your presence, God. [music] Clothe us in power. Clothe us in your spirit. Clothe us, Lord. Clothe us in your spirit. >> Clothe us in your spirit, Lord. Baptize us. Baptize us, God. Do do in us. Do in our generation, in our city, what we've seen you do in the scriptures, Lord. What we what we know you do in the scriptures, what we know you do in church history, what you what we know you do in revival history, do it in us, Lord. Awaken us. [music] Shine your light upon us and baptize us in your spirit. We need you, Lord. Baptize us. Baptize us. Baptize us, Lord. And give us a greater hunger, a greater hunger. And baptize us, God, that you wouldn't find people of complacency in this room, but a people of hunger and desperation. Baptize us in your Holy Spirit and fire. [music] Baptize us in your Holy Spirit and fire, Lord. baptize us in your Holy Spirit and fire. In your Holy Spirit and fire, God. [music] So, thank you for your presence, Lord. That you're so faithful. That you're so faithful. [music] >> We celebrate, Lord, the day of Pentecost. It's on this day that you clothed the people who were filled with your testimony, who were deeply aware, so conscious of your testimony. And when your spirit landed upon a testimony in the life of a person came forth the body of Christ, the church, we are yours and you are our beloved. We love you, Jesus. Okay, we'll sing one more song and then I promise we'll let you go. >> We'll just [applause and music] [music] like [music] the spirit was moving over the water. Spirit, come move over us. Come rest on [music] us. Come rest on us. Like the spirit was moving over the [singing] water. Spirit, come move over us. [music] Come rest on us. Come rest on us. Oh, how we need [music and singing] the Holy Spirit. [music] Oh, how we need you, Lord. [singing] Oh, [music] how we need the spirit. [music] Like the spirit was moving over the water. Spirit, come move over us. [music] Come rest [singing] on us. Come rest on us. Like the spirit was moving over [music and singing] the waters. Spirit, come move over us. Come rest on [music and singing] us. Come rest on us. So come down, spirit. [music] When you move, you make my heart pound. When you fill the room, you're here and I know you are moving. I'm here and I know you will feel me come down. [music] Spirit, when you move, you make my heart pound. When you fill the room, [music] you're here and I know you are moving. I'm here and I know you will feel me. Oh, come and feel it. [music] Like the spirit was moving over the water. [music] Spirit, come move over us. Come rest on us. [music] Come rest on us. Like the spirit was moving over the water. Spirit come move over us. [music] Come and cover [music] us with fire and wind. Come and do it again. Open the gates. [music] Let heaven on it. Come on. Come on. [music] Fire away. Come do it again. Open up the gates on [music] us. cover. So calm down, [music] spir. You're here [music] and I know you moving. I'm here and I know you will feel me come down. Spirit, when you move, you [music] make my heart when you fill the room. You're here and I know you [music] are moving. I'm here and I know you feel me. [music] Oh, [music] how we need the Holy Spirit. Holy Spirit. Oh, we need [music and singing] the Holy Spirit. >> [music] >> How we need the Holy Spirit. Oh, we need the Holy [music] Spirit. So, [music] Holy [singing] Spirit, come rest on us. You're [music] only one. >> You're only one. Oh, Holy Spirit, [music] come rest on us. You're all [music] we want. You're all we want. Holy Spirit, come [music] rest on us. You're all we want. [music] You're all we want. Holy Spirit, cover [music and singing] on us. You're all we want. You're [music] all we want. Holy [singing] Spirit, cover [music] us all. You're only one. [music] You're only one. Holy Spirit, come on us. [music] You're all we are. You're all we are. [music] How we need the Holy Spirit. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] It's fire [music] and >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [music] Heaven [music] fire again [music] restit [music] on us. [music] You're only one. You're only one. Holy [music] Spirit, come rest on us. You're only one. You're only one. Holy [music] [singing] Spirit, come rest on us. You're only one. You're all we want. Holy [singing and music] Spirit, come rest on us. You're all we want. [music] You're all we want. >> Jesus, we love you and [music] we so desperately need you. And >> so we thank you that you always come. You never have to. And yet in your mercy, you always do. Thank you for loving us, God. Thank you for the testimony, your broken body, your spilled out blood in the cross. And we thank you, God, for your Holy Spirit. I really do pray Lord that [music] there would be a baptism of your Holy Spirit and fire in this room, in our church. An awakening Lord, a a revival, perhaps one that will touch our city, that will touch our region, our nation, and and reach out to the nations of the world. [music] And my prayer, Lord, is is if I if I'm right in this, my prayer is that it's it's deeply rooted in communion. that's deeply rooted in your broken body, your spilled out blood, your testimony in your [music] cross. And so I thank you for what you're doing with us, what you're doing in this room, for the many ways that you have loved us, [music] and the many ways you have redeemed us. And so we love you, Jesus. We thank you for tonight [music] for your kindness, your mercy, and grace. We love you, Lord. Let's just give the Lord one more. This is the end. We'll give one more shout of praise of gratitude. [cheering] [music] >> [music] >> Well, we love you guys so much. Um before we go, I just the last thing I wanted to do for tonight is is uh up there if we can get the offering graphic up. Um I won't I won't really won't say much more than that. Uh why give? Because Jesus says so and we can do this again. Um so we have every regular way of giving. If you didn't if you need an envelope, can we Gina, can we have in some ushers in the back with the buckets? If you need an envelope, there will be some in the back and you could drop in the bucket uh on your way out. Otherwise, we love you guys so much. Thank you for being with us tonight. If God healed your body or he did something in you tonight, it would be really encouraging for us to hear about it. So, we would love to hear the testimony. Otherwise, we bless you. Please have a good night and we will either see you Tuesday, Thursday, or Sunday. Our prayer team will be up here if you need prayer for anything. We love you. God bless.