Thank you for listening to this message from
Lifehouse Church. Do one thing, I want you to
bow your heads with me. We're gonna pray over
the word of God as we get ready for this message.
So if you'd bow your heads right now. Father,
thank you for this time together. Thank you,
Lord, for God, your mercy. God, I thank you for
your love. I thank you for your peace. I thank
you for your presence. God, I ask that the word
of God would settle into our hearts and into
our minds. And Lord, it wouldn't just be something
we think about. It wouldn't be something, Lord,
that we just contemplate. But God, it would be
something that changes us today. God, that we
might move closer into the kingdom. God, that
we might know you deeper. And Lord, that you
might move in and among us. And we just give
you praise in Jesus' name. And amen. Amen. Well,
I want you to picture this. 120 individuals fill
an upper room in ancient Jerusalem. The year
is somewhere between 30 and 33 AD. And for this
group of people, for this 120, they're there
for one purpose and one purpose only. They're
there to wait for the gift that Jesus said he
would send when he left. This gift would not
come in a box with a nice... piece of wrapping
paper around it and a ribbon tied on the top.
This would not be a small amount of money or
a large amount of money or a gift card in any
kind of way. They would not receive a car, real
estate, or actually, because it was back then,
a new camel or donkey, right? This gift would
be pure divinity. This gift would be a spiritual
companion, someone who would guide them and confident
to walk with them. And they and millions more,
would get to know and receive this gift. Not
something, but someone. Someone who would empower
them. Someone who would coach them. Someone who
would encourage them. Someone who would divinely
lead and guide them. God's very presence would
enter that room where there were 120 gathered
together, and just like a mighty rushing wind,
God's Spirit, the Holy Spirit, would fill the
house where they're at, and it would not only
fill the room, but it would fill them. He would
come and fill them, the gift of the Holy Spirit.
Why would they need this gift? What was the purpose
that God had in all this? It was to empower them
to take the gospel of Jesus Christ around the
globe. They would need the Holy Spirit to infuse
them with boldness and with courage. They would
need the Holy Spirit's discernment to stand against
the enemy who had schemes and plots just like
he does against us. They would need divine direction.
to navigate every challenge, they would need
Holy Spirit's gifts to be an effective witness
for Christ. And once that gift arrives and all
of them in the house are baptized in the Holy
Spirit, in his presence, in his power, they leave
that room and they pour out into the streets
of Jerusalem. They go place to place and they
don't go out just walking. They don't go out
just rejoicing for what God just did for them.
They go out and they begin to share and they
begin to glorify God. And not in their native
language, not in the language that they could
speak, but supernaturally speaking the message
of God in tongues. There were 15 to 17 distinct
languages represented in Jerusalem at that period
of time with the people that came in to celebrate
the festival. full. Pentecost was taking place.
They came into that area. There were 15 to 17
different dialects and they go out and supernaturally
begin to speak in other languages. In a bold
moment, in a bold moment in the streets, the
apostle Peter stands up in the middle of all
this and he begins to give a message. He begins
to tell the people about Jesus Christ. And the
word of God says that approximately 3 ,000 people
believe the message that Jesus is the prophesied
Messiah. Approximately 3 ,000 people believe
that he is in fact the son of the living God.
Approximately 3 ,000 believe that they are saved
from sin, death, hell, and the grave. 3 ,000
now know that Jesus redeems and brings us into
right relationship with God. Right? Condemnation
gone, sin washed away, adopted now as sons and
daughters of God. And in one day, the church
of Jesus Christ is birthed. 2 ,000 plus years
later, the church, big C, you're sitting in it
right now, Jesus people, Jesus community, is
the largest, I don't know if you know this or
not, is the largest organization on the face
of the planet. No other organization even comes
close. There are 2 .3 to 2 .4 billion, say billion.
Yeah, with a B, right? Christians worldwide on
the planet today, 29 to 32 % of the global population.
The church, a community who follows Jesus as
king and as a leader and as God. And this community
is like no other because it's not just a kingdom
or an organization that has membership. You might
have a membership to some other organization
than the church this morning. Some of you might
belong to Planet Fitness, right? You give them
$10, $20 a month, and you go once every three
months to the gym. Amen. Raise your hand if you
know what I'm talking about, right? Some of you
might belong to Platinum Gym here locally, right?
You might belong to the YMCA. You could be part
of the Carlisle swim team. You might be part
of Quilters of America, all right? Quilting might
be your thing. You might even be a member of
Lifehouse Church here this morning. As you listen
here in the house, yeah, come on. Yeah, who did
that? Do it again. Come on. Yeah, right? Yeah,
you might be a member. You might hold a membership
card. You might even have a passport that says
you're a citizen of the United States. But in
Jesus' community, you receive a whole different
status. There's a whole different set of papers
that go along with it. Because in Jesus' community,
you're adopted into the kingdom, all right? You
have adoption papers. Your name is written in
a book, the Lamb's Book of Life, and it is lodged
up in heaven. And you are one of the sons or
daughters of God this morning. You should give
the Lord a hand for that if you're saved, amen?
Sons and daughters of the king. adopted into
the kingdom of God, which blows my mind every
time I think about it, every time I begin to
contemplate it. But one of the most challenging
parts of this divine adoption that we experience
through salvation and faith in Jesus Christ is
what and who I am. What am I supposed to be doing
as a daughter or a son of the Most High? One
of the greatest struggles of those who come into
God's kingdom, right, while they're here on earth,
is the realization that they come into a new
family, and they wonder, what in the world am
I supposed to be doing? Sometimes we struggle
with that. Even if you're not new into the kingdom
of God, what am I supposed to be doing? Because
here's the deal. You weren't born sons and daughters
of God. You become sons and daughters of God.
As a matter of fact, depending on when you got
saved, it depends how long, right? Really depends,
really kind of lays out how long you've actually
been separated from God. We're born separated
from God. We come close to God through salvation.
We begin to understand who he is. We begin to
really realize that we're sons and daughters.
And if you've been living for 50 years and all
of a sudden you get saved, right? In a moment
in time, you're wondering, wait a minute, what
just happened? Who am I now? What am I supposed
to be doing? It's a little like if you were living
in America for the last 50 years, all of a sudden
in one day, you got plucked up, they stuck you
in Russia somewhere and just left you and said,
now you're a Russian. How many know that'd be
a little bit foreign? That'd be a little weird,
right? How many know you'd probably just sit
down somewhere and think, what in the world am
I supposed to do? Right? Who am I supposed to
be? What in the world is happening right now?
It's like if you lived in our household and you
became a Penrod, that's my last name, right?
And you've been a Penrod for the last 10, 20,
30, 40, 50 years, and then all of a sudden somebody
pulls you up and says, well, you're not a Penrod
anymore. You're a Carmichael. I made that up
because I don't know any Carmichaels. All right?
You're a Carmichael. And you're like, wait a
minute. What am I supposed to be doing? Maybe
you didn't come to Jesus when you were five or
10. Maybe you live like a hellion for 10, 20,
30, 40, 50 years in sin. Far from God. Dead in
sin, right? And bam, you get saved. And all of
a sudden, you're in a whole different community.
All of a sudden, you're a son or daughter of
God. And you're wondering, what in the world
am I supposed to be doing? I got good news for
you. No matter how long ago when you got saved,
Jesus sent us the Holy Spirit and the Word of
God to help us work this whole thing out, to
empower us and to teach us what we should do
as children of God. So today we're going to do
the do. Say, do the do. Turn to somebody right
now, tell them, do the do. Do the do right now,
all right? In Acts chapter 2, verse 41, as soon
as those 3 ,000 individuals in Jerusalem come
to follow Jesus, and the Holy Spirit begins to
lead their lives, they begin to do something
very different. Acts 2 .41 says this, then those
who gladly received his word were baptized, and
that day about 3 ,000 souls were added to them,
and they continued steadfastly in the apostle's
doctrine. This was something different they began
to do, and in fellowship, And in the breaking
of bread and in prayers, then fear came upon
every soul and many wonders and signs were done
through the apostles. Now all who believed together
had all things in common and sold their possessions
and goods and divided them among all, anyone
who had need. A community of Jesus followers,
3 ,000 probably plus people come to know Christ
in a day and they begin to do something very
different. One, they begin to fellowship with
one another. Fellowship is spending time with
someone. If you spend time with somebody, you're
giving somebody a gift. I don't know if you realize
it, but time is one of the greatest. Maybe most
valuable gifts you can ever give anybody. Because
guess what? None of us get any more of it, right?
Every single one of you get the same 24 hours
in a day. You've got the same amount of minutes
every single day. We all do. And when you give
time and you fellowship with someone, you get
in their presence. It's a gift. That's what the
early believers began to do. Something changed.
They started giving away their time. The Word
of God says they began to break bread. One of
my favorite spiritual things to do is eat. Come
on, it's in the word of God. It is, it's right
here, right? I love to eat. It's a Jesus community
sport around here, all right? We get together
and eat. I recently got the opportunity to go
to Tangier Island and we support that mission
work here. And Tangier is located 12 miles out
in the middle of the Chesapeake Bay outside of
the coast of Virginia. And here at Lifehouse,
Charlie and Laura, I don't know where you're
at, somewhere in the house here, but they lead
the mission strip that takes place that goes
down to Tangier Island. And they go down at other
periods of time to really scope things out, to
check things out, to do follow -up and all those
kinds of things. And I tagged along on one of
those trips. So it was just the three of us.
And we went down. And one of the things that
took place, is that I got invited to Jackie and
Marlene McCready's house. Sweetest couple I think
I've ever met in my life. They didn't know me
from Adam. They just knew I was a pastor. They
knew I was a fellow believer. I got hugged when
I got to the house. They made me oysters because
Tangier is a crabbing and an oyster industry
is what took place there. They made me the best
oysters I've ever had in my stinking life. They
were awesome. I wanted to move in, all right?
It was awesome. And there was something different,
right? When you get with believers and fellow
believers, there's something different that takes
place. This doesn't happen out in the world.
There's this instant connection because of the
cause of Christ and who we serve. And this is
what the early church, things look different.
They begin to do things different. They pray
together. They believe together. They were so
engrossed in authentic Christian community that
if anybody had need in the church, They sold
their possessions. They sold their extra stuff,
man. They had a yard sale. They had a real estate
sale, and they gave the proceeds to people that
were in need. They loved one another that much.
Jesus said it in John 13, 34, a new commandment
I give to you, that you love one another as I
loved you, that you also love one another. They
did the do. They began to do things differently.
Christian community demands that I do. Say I
do. It's like getting married, man. I do Jesus
stuff. If I follow Jesus, if he saved me, he
redeemed me, he baptized me, right, and I'm a
follower of Jesus, I do Jesus stuff. I do what
Jesus did. I do what Jesus says. John 14, 15
says, if you love me, this is Jesus speaking.
Keep my commandments. Commandment is something
you do. It's not something you just think about,
right? You keep my commandments. And I will pray
the Father, and he will give you a helper that
he may abide with you forever. The spirit of
truth, whom the world cannot receive because
it neither sees him nor knows him. But you know
him, for he dwells with you and will be in you.
I will not leave you orphans. I will come to
you. Jesus says, do the do. And then I'm going
to send the Holy Spirit to help you do the do.
Amen? That's a lot of do's, I know. Jesus said,
if you love me, you'll do the do. I'll not leave
you helpless. I'll not leave you alone. I'll
not leave you an orphan. Matter of fact, I'm
going to send you a helper so that you can do.
How many know you don't need a helper if you're
not doing anything? Amen? You don't need a helper
if you're not doing anything. If you're not carrying
anything, if you're not working on anything,
if you're not cleaning up anything, you don't
need a helper. How many of you do not need help
to loaf? Amen. How many of you can loaf all on
your own? Praise God. You can, right? My grandchildren,
they were all up here in the front. That was
that noisy crew right here. And they were all
up front here, love them all to death. But sometimes
they want me to do stuff for them. They'll say,
hey, Poppy, get me a drink. Now, some of them
are like. 10, eight, you know, six years old
now, and I'm like, hey, what are those two long
things hooked at the bottom of your body? They're
like, legs. And I'm like, are they broke? They're
like, no. Can you get yourself a drink? Yeah,
right? How many know they don't need any help?
They're just seeing what they can get out of
Poppy, right? They can see Poppy will go do it.
You don't need help if you're not doing anything.
Jesus sent the Holy Spirit because you need help.
Now, my grandchildren are carrying three gallons
of water. I'm going to go help them if they need
help. We need help when we're engaged in doing
the do. To be a Christian means that I do things.
I do Jesus stuff. Jesus sends me. I got to go
do it because he commanded me, and then I got
the helper, the Holy Spirit, doing it. Amen?
It's true. And if I'm not doing it, I got to
start questioning my Christianity. If I'm not
doing anything for God, I got to start to question
what I'm doing, right? It's kind of like calling
myself a cowboy and never getting near a cow,
amen? All right, calling myself an outdoorsman,
but I never go outdoors. To be Christian is to
do. To be Christian is to do what Jesus did and
what he says to do. And I got to ask myself,
and I want you to ask yourself, am I doing the
do? Am I doing the do? Whatever that is, whatever
God speaks to you, whatever he teaches in his
commands, are you doing the do? Over and over
again, Jesus teaches us in Scripture what we
should do. Jesus is preaching one day. He's on
a hillside. on the northwestern shore of the
Sea of Galilee in the northern part of Israel,
right? Roughly 500 feet above sea level. Hundreds
or possibly thousands of people congregate on
this hillside. And it just so happens that this
hillside really kind of naturally creates an
amphitheater. And Jesus begins to preach, and
he begins to tell them thing after thing that
they should do. as they follow Christ. I'm just
going to read you one. It's in Matthew 6, 24.
It says this. No one can serve two masters, for
either he will hate the one and love the other,
or else he will be loyal to the one and despise
the other. You cannot serve God and mammon. Mammon
is wealth, by the way, money. Therefore, I say
to you, Do not worry about your life, what you
will eat or what you will drink, nor about your
body, what you will put on. Is not life more
than food and the body more than clothing? Look
at the birds of the air, for they neither sow
nor reap nor gather into barns, yet your heavenly
Father feeds them. Are you not of more value
than they? Which of you, by worrying, can add
one cubit to their statute? So why do you worry?
Come on, turn to somebody, tell them, don't worry.
Stop worrying, tell them, stop worrying right
now, all right? So why do you worry about clothing?
Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow.
They neither toil nor spin, and yet I say to
you that even Solomon in all his glory was not
arrayed like one of these. Now if God so clothes
the grass of the field, which is today, and tomorrow
is thrown into the oven, will he not much more
clothe you, O ye of little faith? Therefore do
not worry, saying, What shall we eat, or what
shall we drink, or what shall we wear? But after
these things the Gentiles seek. For your heavenly
Father knows that you have need of these things.
But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness,
and all these things will be added to you. Therefore,
do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will
worry about its own things. Sufficient for the
day is its own trouble. Jesus tells everybody
on that hillside what to do and what not to do.
He really does. And he starts with what not to
do. He says, do not worry about your physical
needs. Don't worry about your provision. Don't
worry about your possessions in life, your food,
your clothing. Don't fret about what house you're
going to live in. Don't wring your hands, right?
Don't get worked up. Don't stay scared at night.
Don't get anxious about the provision that you
have or don't have. Jesus says, don't worry about
it. Turn to somebody and tell them, don't worry
about it. Say it with a little attitude. Don't
worry about it. And listen, Jesus is not just
giving a glib, insincere or short -sighted answer
for what can be a very real issue in our heads
and heart. He's not saying this smugly, don't
just worry about it, right? He's not saying that.
Have you ever had somebody come up and tell you,
just don't worry about it? You ever get super
concerned about something and something just
weighing on your head and heart and you're all
stressed out, you're all freaked out about it.
You spent nights and nights awake running over
different scenarios in your mind, right? It could
be an opportunity at a job. It could be paying,
you got a bill that you need to pay. You need
provision of some kind, whatever it is. And you
find somebody that you need to tell about this.
And you take 30 to 60 minutes and you unfold
in immense detail. Right? Exactly what the issue
is, what the problem is, you know, and how much
stress this is causing your life, and they're
just like, well, just don't worry about it. What
do you want to do? Come on. What do you want?
I'm going to be kind. Yeah, some of you are like,
punch him, man. But I was going to say, like,
flick him in the forehead. Right? I'm trying
to keep this nice, right? But you just want to
flick somebody between the eyes, just pow, right
between the eyes. Don't you understand? I just
unfolded how stressful all this is. Jesus wasn't
making light of worrisome things. He really wasn't.
But he was trying to give him instruction. He's
saying, seek first the kingdom of God and his
righteousness, and then all the stuff's going
to get added in. Just seek him first. Go after
him first. But how many know that can be such
a hard thing to do? It's not the natural thing,
right? especially if you just got saved, if you've
not been following God very long. It doesn't
feel natural. We got to retrain our brains to
do this, to seek God first and his righteousness
first, because our default is to do something
completely different from that. Our default is
if I need provision of some kind, if I need possessions,
I start thinking of different things, right?
I know there's some students in here, a bunch
of them, and we start thinking, man, I need a
good education. Yes, good idea, you do, but it's
not the first priority. You might be thinking,
well, I'm not making enough money, man, and I
need a better job. Good idea. But it's not the
first priority. God, I need to go look for some
things that I'm really in need of. Awesome. But
it's not the first priority. God, I need this
and I'm going to go steal it. Bad idea. Never
a priority. If you're thinking that, I need to
talk to you after gathering. Right over there.
All right? But Jesus said, Christians don't do
that first when seeking provision or possessions
or really anything that we need. He said, seek
first the kingdom and his righteousness. He adds
that on. Why? Why do we seek first the kingdom?
Because our king has an endless supply of provision
that you need. Amen? He has an endless supply.
He has an endless supply of resources, an endless
supply of connections, an endless network. He
has endless resources that you can attain or
he can attain. He has endless everything. So
why would we go to any other source, including
ourselves? We go to him first. And he says, seek
first the kingdom. And then he adds this on.
He said, then seek my righteousness. Because
we need his righteousness when we're managing
provisions, right? when we're managing wealth,
when we're managing anything that he lays in
our hands, how many know money can mess you up
if you don't have godly direction in it? It can
mess you up. Money and possessions can become
a priority. They can become an obsession. They
can become a desire in your life, right? It's
not uncommon for people to believe that if just
a little more money, just a little more possession,
a little more status, a little more of this,
a little more of that, and somehow, I'm going
to hit the threshold of happy, right? It's right
there in front of me. That's not it. That's messed
up. It's messed up. That's why you need the righteousness
part. You want to do this thing. How many know,
how many know we've all seen the news articles
where somebody takes somebody's life for a pair
of sneakers, right, in the street? Or they kill
someone for a wallet that has $12 in it. Right?
We need his righteousness. Seek first the kingdom
of God. This is the do. This is the do. Seek
his kingdom. Seek his righteousness. And the
word of God says he'll add all the other provision,
the possessions, the direction. I know for some
students, man, they're always looking like, man,
I don't know what to do. First thing we do is
run to the career office. They're like, what
do I do? I want to make X amount of dollars per
year, and I need to do this and I do that. Hey,
how about seeking God first, right? Go get some
good counsel. You need to do that afterwards.
But the first thing you do is seek God. Lord,
where do you got me going in life? What do you
want me to do? Even if you're 50, 60, how many
of you are past, way past, how many of you remember
high school at all? It's so far back there, you
can't even remember that thing, right? But you're
still making decisions, man. You're still walking
forward in life, and you got to seek Him first.
Society is full of people who are stressed out,
anxiety -ridden. I looked this up. 88 % of Americans
are stressed out and in anxiety. over money and
stuff. That's hard to believe. We live in the
richest nation in the world, and 88 % of us are
stressed out. Jesus said, I got a better way.
Worship team, if you'd come, I got something
better for you to do. Seek me first. The early
church did things differently. The church of
Jesus Christ now, we should do things differently.
Over the next multiple weeks, I'm going to spend
time unfolding in God's word what we're supposed
to do. I get asked that so much as a pastor.
It's one of the questions, leading questions
I get. If I had to, I can't put a percentage
to it, but I'm telling you, a good percentage
of the questions that come to me is when people
come up and say, Pastor, I've been in the middle
of something here and I need to know what to
do. I understand. I get it. I've been there.
And I want you to know what to do. I want you
to know what to do when you're high. I want you
to know what to do when you're low. I want you
to know what to do when you're in the middle
somewhere. And it's not my advice, not my opinion.
You can go get a billion of those online anytime
you want. I want to know what God has to say
about this. So I'm going to ask you to stand
this morning. And here's what I'm going to ask
you to do. As you stand, I want you to bow your
heads because that keeps you focused. I want
you to bow your heads, close your eyes. I want
you to begin to ask yourself, do I put him first?
And let's go right to the money and possessions
or the provision and provision, you know, possessions
and the money and the wealth and all those things
that we chase after in the United States of America.
Do I go to him first? Do I seek his righteousness?
Is the first question or the first thing I ask,
Jesus, what am I supposed to do here? What's
this looking like for me? Lord, what's your plan
in all this? And maybe for you, it's not money
and possessions. Maybe it's something else. Maybe
it's direction for life. Maybe it's a career.
Maybe it's going to school. Maybe it's decisions
in dating. Maybe it's a decision. Man, one of
the biggest decisions you'll ever make, young
people hear me in this, is choosing a mate for
life. Man, that has repercussions that last forever.
A lifetime, really. A lifetime. Seek first the
kingdom of God and His righteousness. Can I tell
you that Jesus Christ wants the very best for
you? He wants the best for you. He doesn't want
you in second place. The Word of God says you're
not going to be the tail, you're going to be
the head. Amen? So we're going to pray for those
first. I'm going to give you two action steps
this morning. This is the first one. I want you
to be serious. You lay this before him. I want
you to start thinking about, well, you're not
putting him first. It's been all you, all somebody
else in you, but it's not been him. Money and
possessions, maybe another area of your life.
Father, we come to you in the matchless name
of Jesus Christ. Lord, you called us. You told
us. You stood on a hillside in Jerusalem and
you preached to hundreds, possibly thousands.
And you said, seek first the kingdom. Seek first
the king. Seek your way. Know your way. And seek
your righteousness. The right way of doing it.
Your way of doing it. And the word of God says
that you're going to add everything else in when
we walk in your path, when we walk in your way.
So, Father, I pray right now, Lord, to repent
in life is to change our mind. It is to change
our direction. I'm praying for repentance in
the house. I'm praying for repentance as people
listen online this morning. If you're in the
house this morning and you know you haven't put
God first in an area, you know that, you could
name it. I want you to name it in your spirit,
in your heart. I want you to tell God. God, forgive
me. Forgive me that I put myself first. Forgive
me that I put somebody else's word first here.
Lord, I hand this over to you right now. I give
this to you. I place it in your hand. In Jesus'
name. In Jesus' name. Thank you. Thank you, Lord.
I want your direction. I want to walk in your
righteousness in every area of my life because
I know there is freedom, there is deliverance,
and Lord, it is anxiety -free. In your hand.
Lord, I ask this in Jesus' name. And amen. And
amen. I'm going to give you the second part of
this in just a moment. But young people, I feel
this strong in my spirit. And if you think you're
young, good enough. All right. Seek him. Seek
him. I know so many young people get derailed.
They get derailed. Man, they hit that 16, 17,
18, 19, 20. I used to be a youth pastor. They
hit that season, and they're so busy with life,
and they're so busy listening to all the voices
around them that they never hear God first. Listen
to the council around you. Listen to your parents.
But I'm telling you, hear God. Hear God. Amen?
Second step I'm going to give you. Second step.
very practical one. If you're not putting God
first in your possessions, right, in your provision,
we want to help you with that. One of the things
we've been on a journey on here at LifeHouse
is really to help people step beyond an area
of difficulty or maybe something they don't know
or where they're challenged. So you can be spiritually
strong. You can come in and get saved, and we've
got like 14 different markers we want to see
you hit if you're saved and you're following
Jesus Christ. But you can get off in an area
of life somewhere, and it will derail you in
so many other areas because they're all connected,
right? So if you're here and you're wondering,
what does God's Word say about provision? What
does it say about possessions? What does it say
about wealth? Well, we got something just for
you. And I'm going to let you in on the ground
floor, okay? This is early sign up. Jeremy Eastman
is going to be at the Connection Station. We
run Financial Peace University here. And regardless
of your opinion, if you know about Financial
Peace University, I'm telling you, check it out.
Because I was a skeptic. I was that person who
did not. I was a skeptic forever, looked at it.
Now I'm a promoter of what it is. You want to
find out what God has for you and your possessions?
Right? You want to find out what God wants you
to do? You want to know where freedom lies in
this and anxiety goes away? I'm going to give
you a chance to sign up early today. It doesn't
start until September, but you can start up today.
So if you want to know about it, if you want
to know about that program, you want to know
how you can sign up, just make your way out as
soon as we say the final amen to the connection
station, and they'll get you fixed up with that.
Amen? Doesn't do any good to preach messages,
and we've got some steps to take. Right? Seek
Him first. Seek Him for it. dot com.