Well, listen, we are in this series all through the month of
February here that we're calling from here to there.
Everyone say from here to there. Come on, say it with me.
Say from here to there. Yes.
And we are talking about how we honor God with our finances.
Woo. Now, here's what I know.
I know that for some of us, we're like, uh oh, we're talking
about money. Maybe you're new, maybe again,
maybe you're here because someone that you love is getting
baptized and you're like, wait, they didn't tell me we were
talking about money. Let me just tell you, you're
safe. Everything's going to be OK.
The truth of the matter is, as we're discovering, God has a lot
to say about our finances that is helpful for us and God is for
our finances. And so the whole idea of this
series, as you can see in the graphic behind me, maybe you can
pull out camera team so everyone can see this.
Yes, is is this idea that we all start somewhere a here, but
God's got a there that he wants for us.
And that place of there is a place of hope.
It's a place of purpose, It's a place of perspective, It's a
purpose. It's a place of of greater
meaning and significance for our money that matters every single
day. And so today I want to continue
with that thought. And before we we turn to the
word of God, let me ask you a question.
Have you ever stopped and thought about when money first
made you feel something? Stop and think about the first
time money made you feel something.
Here's here's what I mean when when you and I think about
money, often times we think of dollars and cents, right?
Or we think of transactions, right?
Or we think of like, you know, tap technology, right?
Like that kind of there. We think of budgets, right?
Or, or bills we have to pay. OK, but but I want us to see
something there's that's deeper going on in us because money
makes us feel something. Have you ever stopped and
thought about the when, when money first made you feel
something? Let me give you an example, an
illustration of that. Maybe as a child you heard your
parents say to you, we can't afford that and it made you feel
something. Maybe on the other side of that
it was. But when you were a teenager and
you got your first job and you worked for two weeks and then at
the end of two weeks you got your first paycheck, anybody
remember how you felt like, how you felt like strong?
Maybe you felt empowered in that moment, right?
You felt like I've accomplished something, $3.26 an hour.
Feeling strong, taking over the world, baby, right?
Or, or maybe some of you have memories even as I'm talking
about this, of your parents listening to them fight or argue
about money as you were growing up.
See, no matter when it was, all of us didn't just experience
money and learn how to spend money.
The truth of the matter is, every one of us growing up
learned how to feel about money as well.
And see, it's those feelings that actually shape our
decisions, They shape our attitudes, and they shape our
approach to money, sometimes even more than facts about
dollars and cents. And So what I want to talk about
today is why our money matters. I want to talk about why our
money matters. And according to the Bible, what
our money is in our life. So that's what we're going to
talk about, why our money matters and what money is.
Before we turn to God's Word one more time.
Come on every location. Let's pray together.
Father, I thank you. Father, I thank you for today.
I thank you for what you're up to in our midst.
God, we thank you and we celebrate life change and
baptism that we're going to get to experience and see first hand
in just a few minutes. And now, Lord Jesus, we turn to
your word and we apply it to this all important area of our
personal lives called our money. I pray that our hearts would be
open. Lord, I pray people would not
hear me today, but they would hear you speaking through me.
Holy Spirit, have your way speak God, we your sons and daughters
are listening in Jesus name we pray.
And everyone who agreed with that prayer said a many.
So Amen. So here's what I want to do.
Maybe I want to write this down. I want to, I want to talk to us
today about the four things really that that the Bible says
that our money is that according to the Bible, our money matters.
And the reason why it matters is because of these four things.
Our money matters because #1 the Bible says that our money is a
tool. Everyone say a tool.
The Bible says that our money is a tool.
OK, let me ask you a question. How many of you have ever heard
someone say money is the root of all evil?
Anybody show hands? Come on.
Every location. Keep up.
Yeah. Money is a root of all.
Yeah, we've all heard that. K Can I tell you something
that's not in the Bible? Some of you right now are like,
hold on, brother. I think it is when my dad was
spanking me, he was quoting that verse.
OK, well, sorry about that. He he got it wrong.
OK, watch this. According to the Bible, money is
not good or bad. Money is neutral.
In other words, it's it's a tool.
Let me show you. Let me show you First Timothy,
chapter 6, verse 10. This is the verse actually that
is misquoted so often when people talk about this idea of
well, money is the root of all, all evil.
Look what the Bible actually says.
The apostle Paul writing to his spiritual son Timothy, who is
pastoring at the church in Ephesus, he writes to him and he
says for the look what it says, love of money, not money.
The love of money is a a root of all kinds of evil.
And then Paul kind of double clicks on and he says some
people eager for money who have who have seen this tool called
money and used it for themself, eager for money.
They've actually wandered away from the faith and they've look
what it says Pierce themselves with many griefs.
In other words, if we use the tool wrong, we can actually do
harm to others and ourselves. Let me see if I can show you
illustrate this. OK, so this is a hammer.
Everyone say hammer now watch this hammer is actually really,
really old. This is my dad's hammer.
And so dad, I think you're at the Cape Coral location today.
I got your hammer and I'm not going to return it.
Sorry. It's mine now, 50 years in here
we go, right? This is my hammer.
Now watch this. This hammer is a tool that we
can use for either good or bad, right?
Like right now, if I take this hammer to my iPad, that's bad,
right? Or if I take it to this podium,
that's, or if I could walk over to the drywall, the sheetrock, I
can punch holes. Why?
Because I can use this hammer for bad.
But the opposite is also true. Every single day here in
Southwest Florida, we see amazing, strong men and women
who are part of our trades here in Southwest Florida who use
hammers and tools like this, right, to build incredible
things. They build houses, they build
roads, not as fast as we like them to, but they build roads,
right? They build skyscrapers, right?
Which, by the way, can we just thank all of the men and women
who every single day go out and work in a trade somewhere here
in Southwest Florida? We appreciate you.
We honor you today. We thank God for you.
Thank you for using tools like this that I have no idea what to
do with, but you do. It's a, it's a, it's a, it's a
tool. And everyone's saying money is a
tool. So watch this every day.
You and I either use money to build something great or we use
money to tear down our lives. Does that make sense?
Let me show you this Scripture. Lee Proverbs chapter 13, verse
11. It gives us an illustration of
this and we see this pattern all throughout Scripture.
Proverbs 1311 says this dishonest money, in other words,
money that is used in the wrong way.
Look what it says dwindles away. In other words, it doesn't build
anything great. But the Bible says whoever
gathers money, in other words, uses the tool of money,
approaches the tool of money in a good way.
Whoever gathers money look little by little, even just a
little bit at a time, even just little baby steps at a time,
makes it grow. In other words, build something
great. So the first question I want to
ask us today, church family, is this, how am I?
How are you? How are we using the tool of
money in our life? Are we using it as a force of
destruction to punch holes in our life, break stuff, or are we
using the tool of money as a force of construction in our
life? So here's my challenge.
Ready. Let me let's get super
practical. I challenge you to take the next
two weeks and keep track of every single thing you spend
your money on. And then at the end of two
weeks, I look at all of those accounts, look at all those
receipts, so to speak, all the ways you spent your money, big
and small, and ask yourself the question, Did how I use the tool
of money over the last two weeks build something even little by
little greater in my life? Or did how I spend my money
actually deconstruct or or or tear down what I'm hoping for in
my future in my life? Do you see it?
Money is not good or bad. Money is a tool.
Come on, look at the person sitting next to you and tell
them money's a tool. OK, watch this.
Our money. We're talking about why our
money matters. First of all, because it's a
tool #2 our money matters because money is a vehicle.
Everyone say vehicle. In other words, the reality is
when it comes to our money, money will take us somewhere.
Money is taking us somewhere. We hit hit on this a little bit
last week, but it it bears repeating because according to
Scripture, money is leading us somewhere.
And to illustrate this, the first was my the hammer that my
dad gave me. See what I did there?
He gave me long time ago. The second illustration I have
is this little Matchbox car, which happens to be a Porsche by
the way. Soon as I opened this up, I'm
like, Oh my goodness, like the doors open.
This is, this could be the nicest car I ever owned.
So I'm going with it. Come on, somebody see, money is
a vehicle. So we actually went to the
Christ Fellowship Conference over in West Palm Beach this
week. A team of us went over and so
Sarah and I actually took off Monday night.
We're, we're leading a freedom group here at the church this
semester and there's hundreds of us going through freedom as we
celebrated a few minutes ago. And so we took off about 9:00.
As soon as our freedom group got done, we were here at our Fort
Myers location. And so both of us had driven
separately to work that day. And so I jumped in her car and
we left my car here. And so then we took Sarah's car
over to West Palm. And so we were driving her car.
Then we came home Thursday afternoon and as we drove home
Thursday afternoon, we didn't come back to the church to get
my car. We just stopped at the house.
Then I woke up Friday morning and wanted to go somewhere,
somewhere really important, the Minnesota Twins spring training
practice, because I have to watch the players and get
baseballs because that's my thing.
And only in that moment Friday morning did I realize, Oh, no, I
don't have a car and I don't fit in this one.
See, money is a vehicle. And so thankfully my
mother-in-law was going to get her car washed.
And so she dropped me off at my car.
And then I went to the Minnesota Twins stadium and watched them
practice. So it's all good.
I know you're a word. You're like, wait, how does the
story end? Did he make it?
I did not walk from my house. It was like 7 miles.
And I'm I'm not going to do that.
OK, here's here's the point. Our money is like a vehicle.
Let me show you Jesus talked about this Matthew chapter 6.
He's this is the Sermon on the Mount and Jesus is, is engaging
literally thousands of people, teaching them about all kinds of
things, areas of their life, including their finances.
And in Matthew chapter 6, Jesus says this in verse 21, he says
for where your treasure is there your heart will be also Another
translation actually says for where your treasure is there,
your heart will follow. So watch this.
The Bible makes it clear Jesus is teaching now and he's telling
us that where where our money goes.
So our heart travels or follows with it.
See, money is a tool, but money is a vehicle.
So let me ask you a question. What direction is your money
moving you? Because whatever direction your
money is going, your heart is following it.
So if your money is leading you in a direction that's away from
the things of the Lord, then guess what?
That's where your heart is going to go too.
But if we make AU turn, see what I did there?
Hey, that's not easy. I spun the car while making EU
turn. I don't get nearly enough credit
for this. But if our heart, our money is
leading us toward the things of the Lord, then guess what?
Our heart is going to follow that.
Do you see it? So watch, Money according to
scripture is a tool, but money is also a vehicle.
And some of us, how we're handling our money has been
moving us in the wrong direction for far too long.
And God wants this to be the year.
Come on somebody, we're already 7 Sundays into 2026.
That's crazy. We're already a month and 1/2
in. But guess what?
Good news, there's still 10 1/2 months to go.
Let's go. Some of you, you need to make
the decision that this is going to be the year that you decide
to leverage the vehicle of your money for Kingdom things, for
God things, for family things, for your better future things
and let your heart follow that. Others of us, we've only been
using our money as a vehicle for ourselves and we think the
reason why we have everything we have is just for us.
But the truth is God has so much more for you.
Money is a tool #2 Money is a vehicle.
Where is your money driving you? Here's #3 #3 according to the
Bible, money is a tool. It's a vehicle.
But #3 money is an invitation. Everyone say invitation money is
an invitation for God's blessing and protection on our lives.
So I mentioned that Sarah and I and the team we went to to
Christ Fellowship conference over in West Palm and pastors
Todd and Julie Mullins, who are the the lead pastors of Christ
Fellowship, one of the greatest churches in America.
They're just incredible pastors, incredible leaders, and they
become incredible friends to us. We would say the pastors, Todd
and Julie are our pastors. And so we love them.
We're so thankful for them. So about a week ago before we
took off for the conference, we got an e-mail and the e-mail was
an invitation and the invitation said, hey, Matt and Sarah, we
would love Pastor Todd and Julie, would love for you to
join them both before both of the evening services at the
conference next week. Would love for you to join them
at a special invitation. Only dinner, Ina.
So guess what we said yes. You know why?
Because that's awesome. And so instead of our dinner
being ordinary, no offense to the rest of the team who went
and had wonderful dinner. I'm sure it was wonderful.
Wherever you were. Applebee's.
Whatever it was, I'm sure it was great.
OK, we, we got to go at 5:45 both of the nights to a small
invitation only dinner. And can I tell you the
conversations we had were incredible.
We got to to be with Pastor Julius who pastors Watoto Church
in Uganda, who literally is rescuing thousands and thousands
of orphans. They have over 3000 orphans in
on property now, right now that they are investing in and
helping raise. It's incredible.
We got, I got to have a whole conversation with him.
I got to talk to Pastor Rich Wilkerson, junior for about 20
minutes and talk before dinner and just have conversations
about the impact he's making. I talked to another pastor who's
starting a group for pastors in his city out West and got to
have a whole conversation with him and tell him what we were
doing with our relational network and how what we're
learning about pastoring pastors.
Why? All because I responded to an
invitation. We'll see.
Money is a tool. Money is a vehicle, but #3 money
is an invitation. You want to see how?
Let me show you. Malachi Chapter 3 verse 10 says
this, this is the last book of the Old Testament before God
goes quiet for 400 years and then Jesus arrives on the scene.
Malachi chapter 3, the Bible says this, bring the whole tithe
into the storehouse that there may be food in my house.
And then the Lord says this, test me in this and see, look,
if I will not throw open the floodgates of heaven and pour
out so much blessing that there will not be room enough to
contain it or to store it. OK, time out.
What's going on? Here's what's going on.
God is offering every one of us as His sons and daughters an
invitation. And here's the invitation.
He says if you sons and daughters will look at your
finances and take the 1st 10%, the first one out of 10 of all
of your increase, if you'll put me first in your finances, then
God says I've got blessing for you.
As a matter of fact, it says He has so much blessing for us.
He's going to open the windows of heaven, the flood gets to
heaven. He's going to pour out so much
that we won't even be able to contain it.
Come on somebody, what an awesome invitation.
But wait, there's more. Verse 11, most of us when we
preach this, most preachers, we usually stop at verse 10.
We just kind of stop right there and go.
But there's blessing, there's blessing.
That's the invitation. There's blessing.
Look at verse 11. He continues on and he says, I
will prevent pests from devouring your crops and the
vines in your field will not drop their fruit before it is
ripe, says the Lord Almighty. OK, what's happening?
OK, this was an agricultural community.
And so so they would have understood exactly what this
prophetic word meant. Essentially, here's what it
meant. If you and I respond to the
invitation to put God first in our finances, guess what?
He not only blesses us, but he protects us.
Oh, I got another prop. Let's go.
I don't just got Matchbox cars, I got umbrellas.
And in the morning I'm making waffles.
Such a great place to put a Shrek quote right there.
Actually, it was donkey in the movie Shrek.
Church family, watch this. God offers us an invitation in
his word and he says, sons, daughters, if you'll trust me
and put me first in your finances, I will not only pour
out so much blessing on you that you can't contain it, but I will
put a hedge of protection around you.
I will put a covering of protection over you.
Church family, watch this. The love of God for us is
absolutely unconditional. But the blessings of God,
according to the Bible, are absolutely conditional.
They're based on how we live, how we respond to the invitation
God's given us. So let me ask you, have you
accepted God's invitation to blessing and protection?
Are we living under God's protection or are we living
exposed, hoping it doesn't rain? But anybody who's lived long
enough in their finances knows like Southwest Florida in the
summer, it's going to rain. Amen.
Do you see it? Do you see it?
God says, listen, money is is is a tool.
Money is a vehicle. Money in your life is an
invitation to God's blessing and protection.
And here's the last thing I want to share with you.
Money is a method. Everyone say method.
Money is a method. And here's what it's a method of
for sending treasure ahead to heaven.
According to the Bible, money is one of the main methods God uses
for us to actually send blessing ahead for all eternity.
That same place Matthew chapter 6 Jesus the Sermon on the Mount
is teaching this hillside full of thousands of people and
before he says what the verse we quoted verse 21 where your
treasures there your heart will be also if you back it up two
verses. He actually speaks to this look,
I want us to see it. Matthew chapter 6 verse 19 says
Jesus talking and he says do not store up for yourselves
treasures on earth where moth and vermin destroy where thieves
break in and steal. Instead, look what Jesus says,
but store up for yourselves treasures in say where it is.
Say the word heaven, where moth and vermin do not destroy, where
thieves do not break in and steal.
Now here's the verse again. Look at verse 21 for where your
treasure is there your heart will be also.
So in other words, he's saying to us, if you'll use and
leverage the vehicle of money and, and for my kingdom's sake,
and you can, you can actually send it blessing ahead for all
of eternity. Jesus is saying eternity is real
everybody. And one of the greatest ways to
keep eternity in mind here on earth is to aim and prioritize
our finances there, not just here.
Our salvation is in Jesus alone. Yes, but how we are rewarded
when we get to heaven is directly connected by how we
stewarded what God put in our hands here on earth.
Later on in Matthew 25, Jesus, it tells a parable, which a
parable is basically a story with the Kingdom principle
attached. And in Matthew chapter 25, he
tells this story. He sets it up and he says there
was a master who who was very wealthy and he gathered his
servants together and he said, I'm leaving on a long trip and
I'm not going to be back for a long time, but I'm leaving you
with some resources. And I want you to take those
resources and I want you to leverage them and use them and
invest them. Because when I come back one
day, I'm going to ask you what you did with what I gave you.
And so the master leaves and to 1 he gave 5 bags of gold.
Jesus tells us. Then to another he gave 2 bags
of gold to another one bag of gold.
Then the master left and each of them went to work and the one
with five went to work. The one with two went to work,
but the one with one got scared and and he just, he just buried
it in the ground in the backyard.
And then the Bible tells us that after a long time the master
came back. Look.
Verse 19, After a long time, the master of those servants
returned and settled accounts with them.
The man would receive 5 bags of gold, brought the other five.
So he had doubled it. Master, he said, you entrusted
me with 5 bags of gold. See, I've gained 5 more.
Verse 21, The master replied, well done.
How do you like your steak? Well done?
That's not what he's talking about here.
The master replied. Well done, good and faithful
servant. You've been faithful with a few
things. How many think 5 bags of gold is
a little more than a few things? You've been faithful with a few
things. I'll put you in charge of many
things. Come and share your master's
happiness. The story continues that the man
with two had invested his wisely and got a return of two more.
And so he brought back four to the Master and then the one with
one, he buried his. And so he only brought back what
the master had given him. He hadn't gotten any return on
the investment. And the masters took his and
gave it to the one with 10. What's the point of the story
that Jesus is teaching us? He's teaching us that, listen,
money's a tool, money's a vehicle, money's an invitation,
but money is a, is a method. It's a trust that you and I have
been given by the Master, and He wants to know what are we doing
with what He's given us. When I think about this idea of
being entrusted and getting a return on our investment, my
mind goes in three directions. The 1st is with our time.
How are we using our time to make a difference in the lives
of others? Second is with our talents.
In other words, each one of us have been given gifts and
talents, abilities to to leverage, to use to make a
Kingdom impact. And then lastly is what we've
been talking about, which is our our treasure, the money that
God's put in our hands. So according to the Bible, our
money matters because it's a tool that we can use.
It's a vehicle, it's an invitation to, to blessing and
protection and it's a, it's a method.
So, So what do we do with this and worship team?
You can come back and join me. What do we do with all of this?
Well, I, I would say three thoughts for us, some of us, you
need to decide to do money differently from now on.
You need to decide to do money differently from now on.
Money is a tool. Is our money building something
great or is our money tearing us down?
Decide to do something different.
Do do life, do do your money differently.
Some of you, you, as we talked about last week, you weren't
raised. You don't you have the full
understanding money's a vehicle is, is our money moving us where
we want to go? And listen, I get it.
Some of us you're, you're, you're living under piles of
credit card debt and other things.
Can I just tell you it's going to, it took a while for you to
get into this position. It's going to take a little
while for you to get out of this position, but today is the first
day where you get to move and get started moving in the
direction of God's blessing and favor on your life.
Let me mention it again. Last week we had an amazing
response to our My God, My Money class
nextlevelchurch.com/finances. Listen, if, if you're, if you're
struggling with finances, if all of this is like new to you and
you're going, man, I don't understand.
Or maybe you're just kind of looking at your financial
personal world, financial world and you're going, I don't even
know where to start. You can register at your
location. Spring, we're going to have my
God, my money classes. We had over 150 people
registered just last weekend alone.
There's there's a list. Get on that list.
I don't know how much space we have left, but get on there.
Go there right now. You can scan that QR code.
Go there right now. Why?
Because we want to help you. Money is a tool.
Money is a vehicle. I get where God wants you to go.
Some of us need to make the decision today that from this
point on, I'm going to do finances differently than my
parents I saw, than my grandparents I saw.
No, no, no, I'm my friends. I'm going to do my finances the
way God wants me to do it. I'm going to do it differently.
That's a decision some of us need to make.
Secondly, some of us need to get under God's protection.
We need to get under God's protection.
You've been living unprotected in your finances.
How do we do that? The way we do that is by putting
God first in our finances. Malachi says the tithe, which is
the first one out of 10. And of course, some of us hear
that and we're like, hold on, Pastor Matt, 10% of my all my
increase. Like, how can I do that?
Like that's crazy. Then here's what I would say,
start somewhere. Start somewhere like like like
going to the gym. You don't start at £200, you
don't start at £50. You start at 10, then you start
at 20, then you go to 25, then you go to 30.
But start somewhere. Teenagers, listen, Sarah and I
started tithing when we were teenagers.
Teenagers, some of you, you need to make a decision today.
Your next step is I'm going to decide today to start putting
God for. I'm going to give $10 every two
weeks to the Lord. I'm going to return the tithe to
the storehouse, the church where I'm being fed.
If you've never given there, there are there are hundreds of
people who are part of next level church and you love what
God's doing here, but financially you've never taken
that step. Can I tell you this is one of
the greatest steps of faith you can ever take?
Grab an offering envelope in the back of your chair.
Take a step, give something today.
Some of us, we've never automated our giving.
See, in our world today, I, I get it.
It's all digital, right? And we as your church, we have
made it easy for you to be able to automate your giving.
You can set it up recurring. Some of you, you, you give every
once in a while and the Lord is speaking to your heart today
saying son, daughter, I want you to get consistent one time a
month or twice a month. Matter of fact, I, I want to, I
want to, it's so easy. Let me show you this.
OK, ready. So, so we got some screenshots.
Check this out. So if if you when you go home,
you go to nextlevelchurch.com/give or just
go nextlevelchurch.com, click on the button give.
It's going to take you to this page that says we live to give
and then it's going to give you an option.
So whatever your location is, then you just click on that.
So E let's just kind of click on that.
OK, we click on that. Hey, oh, so close webs.
Awesome. OK, so then it's going to lead
you to this page. You simply enter the amount up
at the top and then there's a drop down menu that says you can
give by credit card, ACH, Apple Pay.
Come on, somebody that's easy, right?
Cryptocurrency for all you cool techie people Awesome.
OK, you can give crypto that's all stocks.
You can do that. In case you click on that then
it says give one time or set up recurring.
Then you simply click on this one, which is give recurring.
Then it's going to say what frequency do you want to do
that? Every week, every two weeks?
And you just click on one of those, OK.
And then when do you want to start?
And then down here it says what funds?
So there's the tithe fund, there's Kingdom builders.
You just choose one of those. So tie this first.
And then Kingdom builders is above and beyond that, right?
So you click on whatever fund you want, then you click on the
button next ready. Here we go and it's going to
take you to this where it says enter your mobile number.
As soon as it you put in your mobile number, guess what
happens? It takes care of the rest.
It texts you. It's super easy.
It will literally take you less than two minutes.
And if it takes you longer than that, just find a teenager and
they'll help you. Why?
Why am I going? Why am I like, why am I
belaboring this? Here's why.
Because God wants us to live under his protection.
I just wanted to pop that open one more time.
God wants us to. He has so much for us
financially and we as your church family, we want to help
you take that next step. Last thought, what do we need to
do? We need to see great, the
greater meaning in our money. God wants us to see the greater
meaning in our money. Let me pray for us.
Heavenly Father, thank you. Thank you for your word today.
God, thank you that Lord, we don't just learn about money,
God, we, we know that money moves us, that there's feeling
attached to it. And so, Father, right now many
of us are feeling a whole bunch of different ways about this
message. And Lord, I pray that you would
speak to us, God, I pray that you would, you would, would stir
us, God, because each one of us have a next step that you want
us to take. Lord, for some of us, you are
absolutely rearranging right now the, our mental thoughts, the
way we think about our money, the way we think about our
finances. And God, I thank you for that.
Father, I pray that you, God would speak to us.
Some of us, we need to, we need to, to get online today before
the sunsets and we need to set up recurring.
Why? Because you are the priority and
we want to live under your protection.
God, thank you for how you're speaking to us, how you're
leading us. God you, you have an invitation
for us to get in on and Lord, we thank you.
So God, I pray blessing over each of these, your sons and
daughters today. May we honor you as we're moving
from here to there, that place of hope and purpose and meaning
in our finances like we've never experienced before.
We pray this in Jesus name and everyone at every location who
agreed said.