Crossing family. How you guys doing today?
You're doing well man. I hope so.
I don't know if you're here today because you want to close
out of here or you're ready to start a new one, but I want to
welcome you to those of you here at 48th Street.
Macomb Kirksville, 929, Pike County, Hannibal Lima, Mount
Sterling Keokuk, mom, with Jacksonville online, and inside.
I'm so glad that we have the opportunity to spend some time
together today. I, I have a quick favor to ask,
okay. Get you at all of our locations?
Just to stand up for just like 30 seconds.
Could you all stand up for just a second?
I know, I just got ucomfy trust me.
Just just just just I don't ask for favors often.
I know there's some of you gather around all of our
locations that you're here for the very first time you lost a
bet. It was you know in case you
forgot to give someone a Christmas present.
So they said you had to come to church.
I get your here and I just need you to know you are surrounded
right now by some of the best people on planet Earth.
These are the changes. Retire.
On a rainy day. Bring you something to your
house, kind of people. And let me, let me prove it to
you. Okay, there are many of you
across all of our locations that if you were to put the last two
years of your life into one word.
The word you would probably use. Is loss.
You lost a parent. You lost a grandparent, you lost
a child, you lost a friend. You lost a neighbor.
You lost somebody that you worked with, for 20 years at
work. You lost somebody.
I know here's the big risk. If you would say than the last
two years. If you fall into that category,
would you just put your hand up? Now, Crossing family, if you see
a hand up with you go and put your hand on them, and we're
going to pray for those people, across all of our locations.
There better not be a hand waiting up with nobody next to
it. Take it will take some time at
all of our locations. I can't imagine carrying a found
a loss. You're in it.
I want to give you three Bible
verses make sure that if someone's a hand up, make sure
there's someone praying with them. first of all, I want you
to hear this before, we pray some 3818, says, the Lord is
close to the Brokenhearted and he saves those who are crushed
in spirit, Psalm 147, he heals the Brokenhearted and he binds
up their wounds. This is this one.
Take this one to the bank. Second Corinthians 1, praise be
to the God and father of our Lord, Jesus Christ, the father
of compassion, and the God of All Comfort.
You are worshipping a God, who comforts you, who binds you and
heals, you would you pray with me?
God, that is exactly what we're asking you to do right now.
Only you can see the full weight of the profound hurt and pain
and loss, that is being experienced across this entire
region. And God, there are people in
here that the wounds are old and there's some that the wounds are
fresh. There's some that are still
navigating unbelievably dark times and they're worried if
they're ever going to see themselves on the other side of
it. I'm praying that you would use
this church. To love them to care for them to
be your hands and your feet, and your heart in their life in
Jesus name. I pray.
Amen. God bless you guys.
Would you have a seat? We're going to we're going to
actually do this for the next five weeks.
We're going to spend a little bit of time, just praying for
our people at the beginning of every message.
So you know, get used to a little bit of calisthenics on
the front end. But I think it's incredibly
important because there is profound weight that gets
carried into our church every single week.
And I want to make sure that we take a little bit of time when
we can to try to address it and give got an opportunity to
minister to it. And I need you to know if you
raised your hand, hopefully the people around you, they would
love to love. Well, if you give them a chance,
I titled this sermon there has to be a place.
I put this line. I first, put this line in a
message. I preached a couple months ago
on, when we were going through the sermon series, and intimate,
personal relationship with Jesus.
And I was talking about the New Covenant, And I've circled back
and watch that sermon a couple of times because every time I
watch it like it has an emotional impact like it it
moves me and you know it's kind of weird to be moved by your own
sermon. But God used that moment in that
message you know that message might not have been for any of
you that message that might have been for me but it seared
something in my heart that there has to be a place where people
can find an Summit, personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
The second thing that happened is I was doing some study on the
life of Jesus. I kind of knew this from Bible
college but I just didn't realize how profound this was as
when you look at the life of Jesus.
And if you were to trace his footsteps, if you could have put
a GPS tracker on his Birkenstocks, you would have
been amazed at how much time he spent by the Sea of Galilee.
If you were on planet, Earth used to At the highest possible
chance of meeting Jesus near the Sea of Galilee.
Well, there are great ministry moments that occurred in other
areas, and in Jerusalem, most of his ministry, occurred near the
Waters of and in the towns, and Villages built on the banks of
the Sea of Galilee Galilee was his Quincy.
His Macomb, his Kirksville. His Hannibal Jerusalem was his
Lake of the Ozarks. He would go there and something
big and memorable would happen. But most of the time, he was at
the Sea of Galilee and incredible Ministry happened on
these Banks. And over the next couple of
weeks, as I was doing that study, it became clear that this
needed to be the first sermon series, I preached as your lead
pastor and this sermon series is six weeks long.
I'm going to preach the first five.
Okay. Jerry's going to preach the
sixth one. Okay, in fact Jerry just so you
guys are, you know, for those of your nervous, Jerry's going to
be preaching 22 times this year. I'm bringing in a guest speaker
four times and I'm going to preach the remaining.
I'm asking that from now until Super Bowl that you guys would
go on this journey with us. And I believe that not only the
trajectory that will happen in your life individually, but what
could happen in our church collectively, if we were to go
on a journey to be a place for everyone, that God could do a
marvelous work in our midst. I wanted to spend the these
first five weeks, really zeroing in on who we are.
Where We are as a church where we're going and how we're going
to get there. So a couple months ago, I had I
met with our elders and I also had an opportunity couple weeks
ago to meet with our campus pastors.
And I, in this meeting, I showed him this graphic.
And this is a spiritual Spectrum.
Now, this isn't like scientific. Okay.
So don't be like where did you get that Clayton?
Okay, but it - 52 plus 5. So minus 5 would be a person
who's a complete atheist. Who doesn't believe in God maybe
if they believe in God, they hate God.
And a plus 5, you know, would be your grandma, right?
They love Jesus, a whole bunch, they Faithfully served them,
they've she's got crosses on all of her walls.
She has little prayers, she has her Bible in six different
places. Okay.
Totally sold out follower of Jesus Christ.
Okay. And then everybody kind of Falls
somewhere in between people who hate God and your grandma.
And then right here is where a person starts, an intimate,
personal relationship with Jesus.
This is where people get baptized Yes, can understand
that. And so I asked our campus
pastors and I asked our elders. Where do you think we, as a
church? Do our best work.
Like, where do we win as a church on this?
Spiritual Spectrum? Where do we win?
And almost universally, it was from minus 2 to, plus 2 K.
Which, you know, everybody was, like, probably like - 5 to +5
know, if we really zero it in, where are we?
Well, I don't think they're wrong.
I think our elders and our campus passes were, right.
We're really good right here. And part of that is because here
at the Crossing, our mission is to help people.
Find an intimate personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
That zero is where we focus, helping people find and start
that relationship with Jesus. In fact, you should hear that
every single week at all of our different locations that people
can find an intimate personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
Now, I know hear me, I know, for some of you that could get a
little old when we say we're moving to a time of decision, we
walk down the steps and we start talking about an intimate
personal relationship with Jesus.
You're going I have heard it. For the 100th time, or the
1000th time. I know, I know, I know.
I know that you hear at every week.
But I need you to know every single week.
There's somebody at our church who's hearing it.
For the first time. For the very first time in the
last two years 5412, people have walked through our different
doors for the very first time. And they heard it on Christmas
Eve. A 20 year old young, man, his
birthday was right along that and you know what he asked for
for his birthday. For his family to come to church
with him. There has to be a place that
backs his play. That is ready to tell them the
good news. You may have heard it for the
thousandth time but you'll be glad we're saying it.
When it's your kid that you bring to church when it's your
parent when it's your spouse, when it's your friends, you'll
be so glad you'll be waiting on the edge of your seat for us to
share that good news that message of hope.
So hear me. If you're getting tired of
hearing it, it might be because you haven't brought anybody in a
while. Dukey, we survived a tough one
there. Alright, so here's what you need
to know. We are going to keep saying it
proudly and boldly because we believe that Jesus is for
everyone, and everyone deserves a chance to meet him and God has
blessed our commitment to helping people find an intimate
personal relationship with Jesus that zero moment that I was
showing you on that spiritual Spectrum in the last two years.
1050, people have been baptized You're at one of our different
locations it's because we're telling people about it every
single week and our mission fuels us and we've made other
big commitments to God and to one another, to make sure that
we keep reaching people, you've heard about these commitments.
One of them is outward, we will do whatever it takes to reach
people who are far from Jesus. I need you to hear me say this.
We unapologetically prioritize trying to reach people Over,
trying to keep people. Well, we feel a spiritual burden
to grow people in Christ. We believe that there must be a
place dedicated to helping people far from God Drawing
Near. Why is this important?
Well, it's because it's important to me.
Because it was at this church. That a girl who was far from God
Found Jesus. She became my wife, she
eventually helped her father who didn't go to church and didn't
speak to her for 13 years. He started coming to this church
and he found Jesus and a girl named Lisa who we invited to
live in our house was far from God when she started coming, she
found Jesus here, I'll tell you more of her story.
Next week there has to be a place.
You know people that were once far from God and you're going
there has to be a place. That's willing to reach out to
people who are far from God and bring him close.
Another, one of our commitments is downward, we will gladly give
up the things we love for a future generation.
We love even more right now. We are revamping our entire
02:18 Ministry. We've been working on it for six
months, we're going to debut it the weekend after Super Bowl,
we're going to have an entire series about it, we now more
than ever. We need to make sure Sure, that
kids are getting an opportunity to find a relationship with
Jesus Christ before they make some of the same mistakes that
we've made. Can I get an amen?
At that? Okay, those of you've made
mistakes. So why is this important while
tell you it's important to me because my sons are 8 and 10.
They're in that Ministry. And while they have two good
Godly Parents, most of the time I want as many reinforcements as
I can possibly get around them. The other reason why this is
important to me is my successor, Is in one of our Crossing
locations. In kids ministry right now and
some of you are going pulley can't get here fast enough
Kenneth but thank you, gotta wait some time, but we want to
start raising that kid up as soon as we possibly can.
Here's another one relevant. We will do fresh things in fresh
ways to reach people. No one else is reaching.
There will be times when we change things up, there will be
times when we start new programs and they'll be times when we
shut others down and hear me, we will do this for the express
purpose of keeping our church doors from becoming a time
machine where it's 20:22 outside in the parking lot and it's 1995
inside the auditorium. We have to make sure that that
doesn't happen. I remember Andre my
brother-in-law, you know, he he met my wife and he lived in
Jamaica was a missionary. And so they got married and she
had to bring him here to the states.
And Andre is worshiping in the Macomb campus for the very first
time two songs, he had never heard before.
He was singing, you know, our songs and he was like Full Tilt
like at a level 10 worship, like he was going all-in.
And after the service I asked him, how were you able to
worship because you didn't know Of the songs and Andre, you
know, shame on him. Looked at me and said, Clayton,
I'm a mature Christian, I can worship Jesus anywhere.
Anyhow, I don't need to know the words to the song to be able to
worship Jesus like, RI you can shut up, okay?
I don't need that can't hear me. Those of you who are mature
followers in Jesus, and you can play whatever song you want in
your radio. You can clip it on on Spotify,
when you're getting ready in the morning, you can get your
worship exactly the way you like it all week long. but for an
hour a week, Could you have a some freedom and some
flexibility to give people who are far from God?
An opportunity to connect with him?
Maybe the more mature we become in Christ, the less preferences
we have on how we worship Christ.
Here's another one, innovate. We will take big faith-filled
risks and never insult god with small thinking and safe living.
As a church, we have taken some big faith-filled risks.
We've had major wins, but we've also had brutal losses.
I remember when we close Paducah, I drove down to be a
part of that last Sunday. And it was excruciating, the
pain and the hurt from closing that campus Still Remains in
different forms to this day. And I remember driving back and
feeling the strong compulsion in my heart and so I figured, I
might as well tell you. That I wouldn't have it any
other way. I would rather launched a campus
and try and reach people and later have to shut it down.
Then be a church that never tries to be a church that never
takes risks and a church that maintains a perfect track
record. I think, I think God and His
gospel in his message, deserves more from us.
Not all seed that is sown. It takes root, but God has
called us called you and me to plant the seed and to water it.
But who's the one who supplies the growth god?
So, let's go and let's find opportunities for us to partner
with him and sometimes we'll win.
And sometimes we may lose, but at least if we lose, we lose
trying to make a difference instead of trying to preserve
the status quo. Here's another one, another one
of our commitments will make leaders We will develop leaders
who honor God, and inspire people and they will change the
world. I have so much to say about
this. I've been having this feeling
this strong desire, my heart for a while, now not to double or
triple or quadruple, but exponentially expand this part
of our church and there's going to be way more on this in the
future. But for the time being we there
needs to be a place that gives people an opportunity to play
and learn and grow and develop. You have done this for me.
But I want to make sure I make a place for other people to be
able to do the same the couple weeks ago.
I was talking to a couple that are actually here today, and
they go when you first started preaching, you just wore us out.
You talk so fast and Jerry used to always about Clayton, Slow
Down. Slow down, slow down, but he
didn't pull me off stage. He kept giving me an
opportunity. He kept giving me more reps to
become a communicator. I got a message from, I don't uh
sweet person in our church and they sent me a card.
And then they just were thanking me.
And one of the lines was I really don't appreciate your
sense of humor. And I'm like, yeah, you and my
wife can start a support your support group and she goes but I
but I appreciate your heart. And listen, I'm going to be, I'm
trying to get skinny but I'm probably going to be a fat funny
guy for those long as you're here and I can't.
It's how God made me. I have an edge to me.
I'm going to say stuff and you're going to go.
That was really funny and I'm going to say some stuff in your
like that. You shouldn't have said that and
you can send me the email and I'll probably agree with you,
okay? But we need to give people an
opportunity to grow because we don't know what they will
become. Here's another one we grow, we
will never. We will never stop measuring
changing and moving for growth because nothing matters.
More to God than people. We want to have a laser focus on
leveraging, everything in our power to join God in his saving
work. There has to be a place
dedicated to reaching growing baptizing and discipling people
that Jesus died for. Or how about this one?
This is another one of our commitments were one.
The church is the hope of the world, and we can accomplish
infinitely more together than apart.
We are the church. Our locations is Where We
Gather. But you and you and you and me,
we are the church and we take what God has given you and what
God has given you and what God has given me.
And we put it together and then we place it.
Collectively in God's hands. There's no telling what he could
do. Us.
It is our commitment to this Mission and these core values.
Our faith in God, our trust in his scriptures, the enabling of
His Holy Spirit, and your desire to follow God and Reach.
People that has caused the crossing to experience.
Tremendous success recently. The Crossing Church, we have a
lot to be thankful for. We were just listed as one of
the 100 largest churches in the country.
We were also listed, yeah. We were also listed as one of
the fastest growing churches in the country and we were a
handful of churches that were actually on both lists.
Yeah, it's amazing. As I stated earlier we've had
over 1,000 baptisms and 5,400 people visit our church for the
very first time. We have 11 locations in 10
cities that are serving 22 counties.
In fact, if you want to know what our church looks like, this
is what our church looks like. This is us when Jeff Bezos goes
UPS in space. He can see our church.
It's huge. Our church spans, over 10,000
square miles, when you drive into it, it takes hours before
you can drive out of it. But let me put it in
perspective, this is Puerto Rico, this is Connecticut,
Delaware Rhode Island combined. This is New Hampshire.
This is Maryland. And here's the crossing, we're
bigger than six states. Yeah, like, you know, Jerry's
like technically the governor, the spiritual governor of this
of this region. Okay, each week we have over
Thousand people attend physically, at one of our
locations, this does not include R5 inside locations or the two
to four thousand people here. This two to four thousand people
that join us every week online. All of this occurred while we
were in the throes of covid-19. Speaking of pandemics.
Did you know that historically churches have always grown on
the backside of a pandemic? Check this one out.
It was the Roman Empire that went from crucifying Jesus to
300 years later claiming Christianity as its National
religion. How could that happen?
Well historians would say there were two plagues that occurred
during that time. One occurred in 165 in which
there was a 25 percent mortality rate.
The other, one happened in 249 ad and it was how Christians LED
and loved during He's devastating pandemics that
changed everything here in America, the Spanish Flu of 1918
devastated, America, 50 million people died worldwide of the
Spanish flu and on the heels of it.
The church exploded in growth as Revival took place.
Tyler Mackenzie, who spoke at Men's Conference this year?
He said this, we would never pray for this pandemic.
But we were made for it. I don't know how long the covid
and all of its variants are going to be around.
I don't know what kind of political challenges lie ahead.
I don't know what kind of racial tensions will have to be
navigated. And I know that when you're
tucking yourself in at night and be while you're getting ready to
go to sleep, I know you would never pray for any of the
problems that America or this world is facing, but I need you
to know that we have been equipped with the Holy Spirit
which means we were made for moments just like this.
It's in our spiritual DNA, the church has overcome and
ministered and thrived in the most devastating of
circumstances. There has to be a place that's
ready for that for the last year or so you may have heard me
talking and maybe you kind of felt like I was putting my
finger in your chest and poke in you a little bit.
It's because I was you might have been going I mean listen
this past year I've popped off about masks I've popped off at
the mouth about no masks I've popped off about vaccines.
No vaccines I've popped off at the mouth about build a wall.
Tear one down. I've popped off about
Republicans. I popped off.
Democrats, I've done my best part to kind of make everybody a
little mad. And you might be going Clayton.
You know, what's the Burr under your blanket?
Well, I'll tell you. I have people in my family who
are vaccinated and people in my family who aren't I have people
in my family that vote for republicans and I have people in
my family that vote for Democrats.
I keep saying that there has to be a place for everyone because
I want to make sure that there's a place for me and my family and
for you and yours. I've always been so profoundly
proud of this church. I was worried a little bit about
how this church, how you guys would handle a young, Pastor
mayor and a single mom with a bi-racial kid.
Now, you'd never done anything to make me think that you
wouldn't be good with that. But I had grown up in churches
where I was pretty sure that I would have been pushed out.
And I'm so unbelievably thankful that you guys leaned in and I'm
asking for your help to make this church, a place for
everyone, but it is going to take every single one of us to
make that happen in order to do that.
I want to give you a couple verses and there's this intimate
moment that we get to peek into Jesus hard.
It says this in Luke chapter 19, but as he, this is, Jesus came
closer to Jerusalem and saw the city ahead.
He began to everybody say this word.
Jesus looks out and he sees a large group of people And he
knows that they will not trust in him and he knows that they
will not believe in him. He sees people that are sheep
without a shepherd. He sees the least and the lost
and the broken and his heart. Brakes.
If you want an Old Testament story, God calls a prophet named
Jonah and he tells him to go to a town called Nineveh and Jonah
does everything in his power, not to go to Nineveh and preach
the gospel of repentance. And so he fights every way he
can, eventually you've heard the story, he gets swallowed by a
fish and God spits them out on dry ground at Nineveh.
And and Jonah goes into town and he preaches and check this out.
Guess what happens at the end of his sermons, the entire town
repents of their sins and start calling on God and Jonah.
Is angry about it. Because he knows that God is
full of grace and compassion and truth that he's slow to anger
and abounding in love and so Jonah goes out of the city
builds himself, a little Shack in the desert and he lays down
in it and it gets really hot. And so God causes a plant to
come up and provide him some shade.
And then God, kills the plant and makes Jonah hot all over
again. And Joan is angry.
I want you to see what God has to say, to Jonah.
But the Lord said you have been concerned about this plant
though. You did not tend it or make it
grow its spring up overnight and it died overnight.
And should I not have concern for the great city of Nineveh in
which there are more than 120,000 people who cannot tell
their right hand from their left and also many animals.
Do you hear God's heart? God has a heart for cities
because cities are comprised of people, and you might be going
Clayton. This would be a great sermon in
a different place because none of our cities have 120,000
people in them. Yeah, you're right.
But I told you the very beginning that we are a church
that Services 22 counties. And if you add up those counties
there are four hundred and eighteen thousand people in our
communities. And what would it look like for
this church to make sure that there is a place for 2% of them?
Or 4%. Or 5% or 10%?
I'm asking you can you can you try with God's help to start
seeing our communities through his eyes?
I'm asking you to join with me and try and start seeing and
hurting for our communities with his heart.
There's some of you across all of our locations that right now.
If you were to take a truth test, you would say Clayton.
I need time to heal. And if that's you, I want you to
know that this is going to be a place where you can heal and
there's some of you right now and you're going Clayton.
I need time to mourn and I want you to know that this church is
prepared to mourn with you. There's some of you are going to
Clayton. I need time to recoup and I want
you to hear me say this is going to be a place where you can
recuperate. But if there's a couple of you
out there, they have a little left in the tank.
If there's some of you out there, you're a car guy.
It's time for us to find another gear.
If you're a golfer, it's time for you to get out a bigger
Club. If you're a painter, it's time
for you to get out a bigger brush.
If you're an accountant, it's time for you to sharpen a new
pencil. If you're a Knitter, it's time
for you to get another hook. I threw that in there because my
mom's a Knitter, okay? If you're a brewer it's time for
you to start another batch. I'm saying, if the world around
us is going to need a church, A place to find Jesus and grow in
Jesus. If there's a chance that on the
heels of covid that people are going to need a place of hope
and healing that I've been asking myself this question.
Why not here? Why not with us?
And why not now. Together, my prayer.
Is that we can make this place? The hardest place to get to Hell
from on planet Earth. The many years from now.
Our children and our grandchildren. we'll say, I was
lucky enough to be born in a county that had a church called
The Crossing and made a place for my mom and my dad, and they
made a place for my uncle and my aunt, and they made a place for
my grandma and my grandpa. They made a place for my
Republicans and my Democrats. They made a place for my
massacres in my no massacres. My vaccine hers, and mine o back
Cedars. The made a place for my sisters
and my brothers. They made a place for me and my
life is forever different. A my eternity is forever
changed. Because there has to be a place.
There has to be a place for everyone but it's going to take
everyone to do it. And I say that place is here and
I say that place is with us and I say that place needs to start
happening. Now, Crossing Church.
Will you join me in that we're moving to a time of decision?
so, those of you in this room and those of you watching
online, if you have never started an intimate personal
relationship with Jesus Christ, This church is crazy about that.
That's what that's what eats us up.
That's why we serve, that's why we give, that's why we raise our
hand in worship. That's why we clapping the video
is because we know what it's like to be lost.
And we know what it's like to be found.
And if you're going Clayton, that that's me.
I'm lost. We want to help you find Jesus.
Listen, it's not us that you need to find its him but we can
talk to you about him. We can show you the way we can
answer your questions. There's some of you you've been
on the fence for a long time. You've never started it.
I get it. I'm going to talk about those
people next week. I hope you come, but I get it.
You've been watching. Other people start that
relationship but it's never been you.
If you have questions about that looks like or how to start that.
We would love to have an opportunity to talk with you
today and just a few moments, all the weird people around, you
are going to stand and sing and some of them are going to come
up to the steps but if you want, you can either talk to somebody
in your row or you can come and talk to somebody who's going to
be over there by the baptistry and we'd love a chance to talk
with you about what that looks but that looks like and what it
could mean for you. To the rest of you in the room.
The Christians. I'm asking for your help.
It would you start off this new year?
Would you start off this sermon series?
With me on your knees asking God to make this a place?
And when I say this a place, I'm not saying this building, I'm
saying with you I'm have to say this in a couple weeks.
I'm gonna have to tell her whole church.
I'm not your pastor. I'm one of them.
I'm one of them, I am not going to be at all of your kids As
baseball games. I'm not going to marry all of
your kids. I'm not going to bury all of
your parents. I'm just one of your pastors and
there are infinitely better pastors on our staff than me.
But the truth of the matter is, is what I'm hoping is that
sooner rather than later, you will start to see yourself as
the pastor, the pastor of your home, the pastor of your
workplace, the pastor of your neighborhood, the pastor of your
street, the pastor of your school, the pastor of your
friends that you would be their Pastor that you would love them,
and lead them, and guide them and direct them.
That the place that I'm referring to is not the building
of the Crossing. The heart of the people of the
crossing and would you get down on your knees and say, God, I
need you to make room in my heart.
For the people in my life. But God, in view of your mercy
and view of everything that you've done for me.
This is not a time for me to shrink back into small living
and safe living. But it is a time for me to give
my very best to you because that's exactly what you gave to
me. man, I wonder I wonder what happens when a church 10,000
square miles big gets on their knees and prays for God to open
their heart for the people in their lives.
I wonder what he'll do. But we'll never know unless you
do it too. Would you stand with me?
See this moment in our hearts, God.
Embedded in our memories. How much you loved us, how much
you pursued us how much you sacrifice for us.
And God, help us have a god-honoring response to that
use the people in the sound of my voice.
Whether in this room or to the thousands watching online to
start something, to finish, something to continue the work
that you've started in US. Got as we get down on our knees,
meet us in this moment and take all the ground.
You want to take your name? I pray.
Amen. Got as we get down on our knees,
meet us in this moment and take all the ground.
You want to take your name? I pray.
Amen.