Welcome. We love you and we're so
thankful that you are with us today.
And here's what I believe. I believe today is the day of
miracles. I believe that.
I believe that we're not just singing words on a screen with a
catchy tune. Everybody.
I believe God wants to meet us at the point of our faith.
Amen. Do you believe God still does
miracles? Amen.
I do too. And so we're believing for
miracles today. And as you just heard all of our
pastors mentioned, be sure to take these invitation cards with
you. Let's be on the lookout this
week for who we can invite to Easter next weekend.
God wants to impact so many people.
He's put a word on on my heart specifically for Easter weekend
next week. And then our creative team at
all of our locations has some incredible things planned as
well. So be in the house and then
don't come alone. Everybody say don't come alone.
Amen. Hey, let me give you a quick
update in terms of Kingdom Builders.
And for those of you who are part of Next Level Church, which
is the vast majority of us, you know what Kingdom Builders is.
That's our above and beyond generosity where we get to fuel
forward the vision of and mission of Next Level Church, a
locally, national and internationally.
And so coming into this year, if you've been hanging out at next
Level church since January or so, you know that our Kingdom
builders goal this year for 2026 is $4 million.
And, and we're just standing that's above and beyond our
normal tithe that we return to the Lord.
The tithe keeps the church alive.
And then our, our generosity, our Kingdom builders giving
above and beyond that fuels forward in four areas.
You can see them behind me there that we're, we have initiatives
and partners where we are reaching the loss, where we, I'm
going to look at him here. We're he, we're bringing healing
to the hurting. We're empowering the next
generation. And throughout the, the, the
months of our calendar year, we talk about, we highlight
different ministries in each of those 4 categories, including
then equipping the church, which includes our next level
relational network as well as other things.
And so as most of you know, our next step here in Southwest
Florida in terms of equipping the church, that category, that
initiative so to speak, that pillar for Kingdom Builders is
that we are purchasing, we're under contract to purchase a
31,000 square foot building on Metro Parkway come off somebody
that is completely adjacent to this, our Fort Myers location.
And so we own 20 acres here and then that Metro Parkway, we own
that piece of, that's the church right there, that's our Fort
Myers location. And then we own all of this.
And then that's the Metro Parkway property that you can
see we're under contract for. And so God, we feel like God's
given us a word that this is our next phase.
This is our next step locally for us as a church to see the,
the whole Fort Myers location build out over the next several
years. And so purchasing this gives us
a drive line to Metro Parkway, as well as so many other things
that I'm not even going to rehearse right now.
You can go back and watch Vision Sunday a few weeks ago where
Pastor Sarah and I laid all of that out.
But here's here's what I want to draw our attention to.
We feel like God's given us a word and it comes from
Deuteronomy chapter one, verse 8IN Deuteronomy chapter one,
verse 8, God is speaking about the promised land and he says,
see everyone say, see, I've set the land before you go in.
And then right here, this is kind of the key of what what
we're clinging to take possession of the land.
Somebody say take possession, take possession of the land that
the Lord swore to your father's. Look at this.
It's generational to Abraham, to Isaac and to Jacob.
And then look what it says to give them and to their offspring
after them and church family. That's what we're believing.
We're believing that that this Metro Parkway building, which
we're coming up with a better name.
Stay tuned. Terrible name.
Yes, we agree. We're working on it.
We believe God's given us some inkling on that, but we believe
that this next stage for us to take possession of this
building. And so all of you know or most
all of you know that we are under contract and we're
supposed to close on Tuesday, March 31st here in a couple of
days. But yeah, hang on.
But due to an issue and not ours, the seller's issue that
closing has gotten delayed. Everything's fine, but it's
gotten delayed here by a a month or so.
And so as all of you know, we have someone came forward in
February and said, hey, we want to offer $1,000,000 match that
every dollar that's given from February 21st till then would be
matched in terms of a down payment on this $5.5 million
purchase price for this Metro Parkway building.
And so here's the cool part, Between what you've given over
600,000 since the first of the year for to Kingdom Builders,
but then even just since February 21st, you're giving the
match as well as what we carried over from 2025, we already have
over $1,000,000 for the down payment.
Yeah, come on, can we celebrate that?
That's awesome. So awesome.
But we asked the the couple that that came forward with the match
this week if they would extend it another month and they said
absolutely. So let's go.
Come on. How big of a bite can we take
out of that purchase price? Let's just let's just let's just
believe God for that. Amen.
Hey, come on every location, right?
Let's just pray God is leading us.
What would God want us to? I know Sarah and I this week,
we, we had to move money around for what God spoke to us in
terms of giving to be a part of what we're doing here.
And so you can just go to nextlevelsearch.com/give, you
know that and click on Kingdom Builders.
It's intuitive from there. But Father, right now we just
come to you, Lord, your sons and daughters and say, God, you're
up to something big in this house.
And we're fired up about that. And so, Lord, we know our steps
are ordered of you. And so God, we thank you that
this delay, you're actually going to work it for our good.
And so God, you're going to fuel forward.
And so, Lord, give it right now. I just believe you're speaking
to people, God, you're speaking to people.
We can move stuff around. We can move.
And God, we're just going to wait.
Here's the deal. Our responsibility as pastors is
to make the need known. And then each one of us, our
responsibility is to go to the Heavenly Father and say, God is
for me in my house. What do you want us to do?
So God, thank you that you are positioning our church for
generations to come, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and to the other
officer, we believe that for us too, God, this is a generational
move for our church. And so God, we just thank you
that you're going to supply everything we have need of in
Jesus name. And everyone who agreed with
that said, hey man, come on, can we celebrate cost provision?
Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen. Thank you my friend.
Hey, today we are finishing up our series called Jesus the one
and only. Somebody say Jesus the one and
only. And today I want to talk
specifically about Jesus as our Redeemer.
Jesus is the Redeemer. Say the Redeemer.
Because see, there's, there's a lot of beliefs out there.
As we've been saying over the last few weeks of this series,
there's a lot of beliefs about who Jesus is today.
And contrary to popular opinion, Jesus wasn't just a great
teacher. He wasn't just a moralist.
He wasn't just a philosopher. Jesus came to be the Redeemer,
to redeem us fallen, broken mankind.
And that's what Jesus did. He came to the cross.
He came to this earth, died and lived for 33 years, lived a
perfect, sinless life, and then gave his life on the cross.
Why? So that you and I could be
redeemed. Somebody say redeemed.
Hey, is it OK if I preach a little bit today?
Come on, we're talking about Jesus.
And so today, traditionally in the Christian calendar, so to
speak, today is is officially called Palm Sunday.
Anybody grow up like in a church where there was.
Yeah, come on. Show of hands.
Every location. Yeah, you are.
Wow. Lots of us here at Fort Myers.
Yeah. Any other location downtown or
anybody else? I did, man.
We grew up. And when you went to church as a
kid on Palm Sunday, they they pinned a little palm leaf.
Anybody else? And all day long I had to wear
this palm leaf. I'm in Indiana Everybody you
ship those in because we did not have palm trees so as as as we
are just again, it's so So what is Palm Sunday?
Palm Sunday was the day of Jesus triumphal entry.
And if you're new to Bible study, let me explain that.
So Jesus for three years, we know it and we we it's recorded
in Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, the four gospels in the Bible.
And then Jesus came into Jerusalem.
He kept telling his disciples for quite a while leading up to
it. I got to go to Jerusalem.
I'm about to lay down my life. And they didn't understand, but
Jesus understood that he was going to go into Jerusalem and
then on Sunday, which we know as Palm Sunday, the triumphal and
for entry, which we're going to read the story here in a second,
OK. And then So he's going to go
into Jerusalem. And then by Friday, what we know
as Good Friday, traditionally, historically is known as Black
Friday because the world went black when Jesus died.
Jesus gave his life on the cross that he was buried in a tomb and
on that first Sunday morning, we know it is Easter.
Traditionally it's called Resurrection Sunday.
Welcome back next week. Look, I'm on somebody, so I I
want us to look at the triumphal entry of Jesus and it's found.
This is one of the few stories actually that's found in all
four of the gospels and each one has different camera angles, so
to speak, perspectives on the day.
The one I want to look at is Matthew chapter 21.
Let's begin reading there in verse one as Jesus and his
disciples are come about to come into Jerusalem.
It says now when they drew near Jerusalem and came to Beth Faj,
which is a, a little city outside of Jerusalem to the
east. Look what it says to the Mount
of Olives, which actually I've been there.
We, we were there a few years ago when we toured Israel, group
of 20 of us from the church. And so from the Mount of Olives,
you literally can see the old city of Jerusalem with the wall.
What Jesus would have seen in this moment was the temple was
there the wall. And so before he gets to
Jerusalem, he's got to do something.
Look, when he came to Beth Paj to the Mount of Olives, then
Jesus sent two of his disciples saying to them, go into the
village in front of you and immediately you'll find a donkey
tied in a colt with her. Untie them and bring them to me.
Verse three, if anyone says anything to you, you shall say
the Lord needs them and he will send them at once.
So Jesus is like people are going to confront you about
like, hey, why are you taking my donkeys?
You just tell them the Lord needs them and they're going to
let you go. Don't you appreciate Jesus kind
of positions them for a little confrontational moment?
He's like, here's what you say and they're like, oh, perfect,
thanks. Appreciate that.
Look at this next part. This took place to fulfill what
was spoken by the prophet saying say to the daughter of Zion,
behold, your king is coming to you humble and mounted on a
donkey on a colt, the fowl of a beast of burden.
Don't you love the ESV little beast of burden verse 6?
The disciples went and did as Jesus had directed them.
OK, let me give us three thoughts that I think are so, so
practical and important for us that we can relate to the
disciples in this story and to what's happening here on that,
on that first Palm Sunday. Three thoughts.
Maybe we want to write these down.
Here's the first one. Number one, Jesus uses our
mundane for his mission. Jesus uses our mundane for his
mission. Think about being these two
disciples like this could have felt like a bum deal, right?
Like they got this short into the state like so wait Jesus the
other 10 get a stay here and hang out with you.
Which hanging out with Jesus meant you never knew what was
about to happen, right? Like something good.
He could multiply food, he could start healing people.
But not these two. These two disciples they got
sent on. Some would call it a donkey
mission. Available everywhere, books are
sold or in the lobby. Like picture being these two
guys, they're like, wait, wait, you need us to do what we got to
go to like the next town over. We got to talk to some dude.
It's going to get awkward. It's going to look like we're
stealing his animal. We're going to tell him the Lord
needs it. He's going to let us go like
this. Talk about a mundane mission,
right? But Matthew tells us why this
mundane mission mattered. Because in order for Jesus to be
the Messiah, he had to fulfill over 300 Old Testament
prophecies about the Messiah. If Jesus walks into Jerusalem on
Palm Sunday, he's not the Messiah.
Because Zechariah. Look, let me show you it in the
Old Testament. This is the direct quote
Zechariah 99 rejoice greatly daughter Zion shout daughter
Jerusalem. See your king comes to you
righteous and victorious lowly and riding on a donkey on a colt
the fowl of a donkey or beast of burden.
This is the NIV What what was happening.
What was happening was Jesus was using something mundane to
fulfill a greater mission. And oh, church family, this
week, I felt like to, to, to tell some of you where you feel
like your, your life right now just looks ordinary.
It just looks just, it looks mundane.
I felt God wanted me to tell you to take your mundane and start
to see it differently because God wants to use your mundane
for his mission. Some of you right now you're in
a season of being a stay at home a parent, a stay at home mom or
stay at home dad. And you think it, it's just
mundane. You think you're just changing
diapers. You think you're just a shuttle
service driving your kids around.
You think you're just helping with homework.
Can I tell you something? You're discipling the next
generation. Some of you, you work in an
office all day long, nine to five, eight to six, whatever you
and you think to yourself, what do I do?
I just push papers around. I just, I just move files
around. I just send emails.
Can I tell you God's in it? You matter where you are.
Some of you, you're, you work in the school system, you're a
school teacher or you're a you're a bus driver.
Can I tell you my first bus driver in small town little
Indiana was a pastor's wife and she was mean.
You know what she didn't know? Little 7 year old Matt Keller
would grow up one day to be a 50 year old pastor of thousands of
people and tell this story. I'm not mad, she just didn't
understand her influence. And some of you, you work in the
school system and you think what you're doing all day doesn't
matter. Can I tell you it matters?
If you drive a school bus, you matter.
If you're a janitor in the schools, you matter.
If you work with our kids all day, you matter.
You might be the only Jesus they ever see.
Thank God that mean bus driver pastor's wife wasn't the only
Jesus I got to see. If we matter.
If you work in a grocery store, your smile matters.
If you're a healthcare worker, you matter.
If you're retired, seasonal residence or snowbirds,
whichever you prefer, hey, listen, your wisdom matters.
Your presence matters. How you carry yourself among
your neighbors in your neighborhood, it matters.
Construction workers, you matter.
Business leaders, you matter. God uses our mundane and puts us
on mission. I think, yes, I think about this
next phase of next level, the way I was just talking about.
Listen, you matter, you matter. Some of you think your nine to
five job is just ordinary, that it's unspiritual, that it's
insignificant. Can I tell you when you work and
then you come and you return your tithe the 1st 10%, you make
it possible for us to do this 52 Sundays a year, 52 Wednesday
nights a year. You make it possible for us to
reach hundreds of teenagers. That's what your mundane is
doing. And then when we give above and
beyond, we impact hundreds of thousands of lives when we when
we talk about giving, can I just tell you we're making a
difference? So a couple months ago, I got a
letter, Sarah and I got a letter in the mail from a, a, a
pastor's kid who's a friend of ours in a whole nother state in
another part of the country. And in seasons past, we have
been closer friends with her parents than we are in this
season. It's just stuff is happening.
You know how it is. You just drift apart whatever
seasons go. So I don't even really know this
girl. She's I think she's 19 or 20.
She's a college student and the letter was a support letter.
And so this summer she's actually taking two missions
trips to Africa. She's going to Zanzibar and
she's going to Tanzania. Well that your giving letter has
sat on my desk for like 2 months.
And also, I was going through the mail last week and I walked
over. And so you do, if maybe you do
with your mail what I do with my mail, which is junk, tear it up,
throw it in junk, tear it up. Throw it in, junk, tear it up,
throw it in. Oh, there's something I need to
know. Actually open it, set it aside,
right To put on Sarah's desk. That's what that's the system,
man. And it works.
It's our system. It's our system.
So I had grabbed her support letter and as I'm standing there
going through the mail, I literally thought, yeah, I'm not
really close to her parents and I don't even know her.
And I went to throw it in the trash.
And the Holy Spirit said, so Matt, you don't want credit in
heaven for all of the souls she's going to impact this
summer. And no lie, I stopped and I felt
the conviction of Holy Spirit. Go like you can, Matt.
You can't even give her 20 bucks to get an eternal reward on your
account of every life she's going to impact the summer.
So we gave. Why?
Because I want to be a part of that.
Because what seems mundane is actually connect to something so
much more missional. Amen.
Aren't you thankful we serve a God who takes our mundane and
uses it for his mission? Come on, can we just thank Him
every location? Come on.
Verse 7. They brought the donkey in the
colt. They put him on the put, put on
their cloaks on him and and Jesus sat on them.
Look what it says. Verse 8.
Most of the crowds spread their cloaks on the road and others
cut branches. Here's where we get the phrase
Palm Sunday from from the trees and spread them on the road and
as the in the crowds that went before him and that followed him
were shouting Hosanna to the son of David blessed his you comes
in the name of the Lord Hosanna, which means God saves in the
highest. OK, I want you to see something
though in verse eight. OK, so Jesus is coming into
Jerusalem riding on this donkey. People are throwing their coats
in front of him in worship. They're waving palm branches in
worship to Jesus, shouting hosanna, God saves.
Like this is amazing. But look at verse 8 again.
Look what it says. Most of the crowd, I've never
seen this before. This is not how I learned it in
Sunday school. In Sunday school, they taught us
everybody was praising them. This is most of the crowd spread
their cloaks on the road, and others cut branches from the
trees. Here's the second thought I want
to give you #2 not everyone experienced him that first Palm
Sunday. Not everyone experienced him.
When Jesus came into Jerusalem as the Savior of the world, the
Redeemer, not everybody worshipped him.
Not everybody experienced Him. It says that most, not all did,
to which some of us here's where our mind is going right now.
No way. If Jesus was in front of me,
there's no way I would miss out on that.
Can I show you another scripture?
This is Jesus talking in Matthew 18 verse 20.
And he says this for where two or three gather in my name,
there am I with them. Hey church, every Sunday Jesus
is in our midst, and yet some of us miss him.
Two or three. 123 we good, He's here.
We are worshiping our God, our team.
Our worship teams are leading us into the presence of God and we
just stand there. We don't lift our hands, some of
us, we don't clap. We are distracted.
We are on our phones. We have our prayer teams who all
week long have been praying for us, for God to move, and some of
us are so concerned about what people will think in our row if
we get out and go down to the front to pray that we miss him.
Are we missing him because he's here?
He's here. Two people can be sitting in the
exact same service and worshipping Jesus within the
presence of Jesus. One of them gets a touch by God
and leaves change. The other goes and listen.
Please don't hear what I'm not saying.
Please don't hear condemnation, but please hear holy conviction
because Jesus was in their midst and they missed it.
Some of them missed it and some of us, we've had such a long
week and we can't even come and we're up late watching UFC or
NCAA or Netflix. I was just so tired, man.
I just had such a long week. Jesus is here.
So Jesus is coming into Jerusalem riding on the donkey.
Most everybody is waving and praising him.
Verse 10, when he entered Jerusalem, the whole city was
stirred up. And look, they're asking a
question, who is this? And the crowd said this is the
prophet Jesus from Nazareth of Galilee.
Hey, listen, church, I'll mention just Easter one more
time. Ready next weekend is Easter.
There are so many people in your school, so many people in your
workplace, in your neighborhood who are asking the question
whether they ever say it out loud or not.
So what's the thing with the deal and the Jesus and the thing
and the Bunny and the deal and the eggs and the cross and the
what? Bring them.
Move on. Verse 12.
And Jesus entered the temple. Look at the very next thing that
happens though, right here. Jesus entered the temple and he
drove out all who sold and bought in the temple, and he
overturned the tables of the money changers and the seats of
those who sold pigeons. In other words, there were
people. What's happening here?
There were people who had basically set up shop to extort
God's people when they would go to church.
So when they would come to the temple, which was God's house,
the church, these people that set up shop because you had to
bring a sacrifice. And so they were gouging people.
They were charging people to basically buy their animals so
that they, they would have something to go offer in their
worship. So they had, look, Jesus tells
us what it is. So he said to them, so he comes
in, he starts flipping tables, man.
And he said to them, it is written, my house will be called
a House of prayer, but you make it a den of robbers.
But then look at the very next thing that happens.
So Jesus cleans house, then look.
And the blind and the lame came to him in the temple, in the
church, and he healed them. Last thought I want to give you,
I'm going to invite our worship teams to come and join me
because we're going to pray for healing #3 Jesus cleansed, then
he healed. On that first Palm Sunday.
Jesus cleansed, then he healed. Jesus the Redeemer of the world
came into Jerusalem and the 1st place he went was to the temple
of God. Can I show you something?
Paul writes in First Corinthians chapter 6 in the New Testament.
Do you not know that your bodies are the temple of the Holy
Spirit? Who's in you, whom you've
received from God? What's watch?
The Bible says that if you and I are in relationship with Jesus,
we become the temple of the Holy Spirit.
We become the temple of God. God lives in us.
So here's my question. God got anything in the temple
that needs cleaned out? Man, I felt so strong this week
that there would be many of us that have contaminated the
temple. Is it possible that the healing
we so desire in some area of our life is correlated somehow to
the cleansing of the temple because it was on that first
Palm Sunday? So, worship team, you can come
and come and help me here. Here's what I want to do.
We, we, we got time. We've intentionally built in
some space right here. I intentionally wanted to preach
short today because I want to give the Holy Spirit room to
move. So whatever your room, you're in
Cape Coral or Yeast or downtown, if you're here, well, online,
we're going to create a little space for Jesus to speak, speak,
and I believe God's going to. I'm going to pray in two
directions. The 1st is I'm going to pray
that the Holy Spirit would reveal to us in the areas of our
heart. Maybe it's an attitude, maybe
it's an appetite, maybe it's an addiction, maybe it's a sin,
maybe it's a a wrong motive. That the Holy Spirit would turn
his Searchlight on our hearts in these next few moments and he
would reveal to us any area in the temple that he wants to
cleanse that we need to repent of.
And I want to lead us in corporate repentance today.
And then after that, we're going to pray for healing.
And I've been believing all week long that Jesus the Redeemer is
going to heal in the room. But First things first.
Can we take the next 60 seconds? Nobody moving around?
You're good. Just stay right where you are
and just Jesus, that first Palm Sunday,
you went straight to the church and you cleansed the temple.
And so, Lord, we acknowledge that our lives, our bodies are
the temple of the Holy Spirit. And Lord, you see where so many
of us, God, perhaps thousands of us, all of us in these last few
days or weeks or months of this last season where we have not
pleased you, where we have not lived how you've wanted us to
live. And so right now, we repent, we
acknowledge that that is sin, God, that we've missed the mark.
We acknowledge, Lord, that the way you want us to live, your
standard, your perfect standard, we have not measured up.
And we ask you to forgive us. God, would you forgive us?
God, forgive us for taking your grace for granted.
Forgive us for that attitude. Forgive us, God, for that habit
that we've let sink in as a slip in.
God, forgive us for seeing and watching things, for being
distracted. God, instead of pursuing you
like we know you've been wooing us and calling us to do, God
forgive us. Lord, where we've been harsh
with people, where we have lied to people, where we have
deceived people, God forgive us. God forgive us.
Where we've not been the parent that you've called us to be, the
husband or the wife wash us clean by the power of Your
Spirit today, God? And we thank you right now that
Your word says in first John 19 that if we confess our sin, You
are faithful and You are just to forgive us our sin and cleanse
us from all unrighteousness. So I pray a cleansing would come
across every single one of your sons and daughters today.
God cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
We ask Hey, can we stand in every room?
I just feel faith is building in the room.
Listen, some of you let me speak to you.
Look at me, the Bible says in Romans chapter 8 verse one,
there is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in
Christ Jesus. That means you're not condemned
if you're feeling conviction. That's what God wants.
He wants us healed.
And I want to pray healing. I want to pray healing, I want
to pray healing. If you need healing in some area
of your life, maybe in your marriage, maybe in a
relationship, if you need healing in your finances, if you
need healing in in your soul in some level, If you need healing
in your your mental health, your thought life, If you need
physical healing in your body, wherever you're at right now,
would you lift your hands up, come on across every room right
now, lift them up high and strong.
Why? Because the healer is in the
room. Jesus is in the room.
And so right now in the name of Jesus, Lord, I don't have the
power to heal anybody. I don't have the power to do
anything except just preach your word by the function of your
spirit. And so God, right now I healing
over every room. I pray healing every over each
one of these your sons and daughters.
In the name of Jesus, I speak healing from the top of your
head to the soles of your feet. God, I speak healing over
people's mental health right now in the name of Jesus, I declare
that depression is broken off in Jesus name.
God, that stronghold of depression is being broken right
now in Jesus name someone God's healing your leg like your foot
or your ankle like something in your lower leg.
God, I speak healing over that right now in the name of Jesus,
one of you. I felt this during house wide
prayer early today that that some of you, you have your
throat issues and right now the Lord is healing your throat in
Jesus name. He's healing your throat in
Jesus name. Someone has a pulled muscle and
the Lord is healing you right now just to prove to you that He
is the God of healing. Someone has an elbow issue?
Father, in the name of Jesus, we pray that you would heal elbows
right now. Come and heal, come and heal,
come and heal, come and heal, come and heal, come and heal.
Father, I speak healing over relationships.
God, would you give us courage to humble ourselves in some
relationship that's been broken? God, would you heal?
Would you let this week, Easter week, Passion week, be a week of
healing in Jesus name, in Jesus name.
And everyone who agreed with that prayer said Amen, Amen.
Hey, listen, if if you feel, if you sense somewhere in your body
that physical healing, will you grab one of our team, somebody
with a lanyard on today at your location, Grab them on your way
out and just tell them we want to hear testimony.
Why? Because the Bible says we
overcome by the blood of the lamb and the word of our
testimony, Amen. And so you report that because
we want to tell the story of how God's healing in the room.
Jesus is the Redeemer, Amen. He's our healer and he is here.
Now, listen, let me say this before I release it back to our
location. Pastors, we conclude our time.
If you've never said yes to a relationship with Jesus, don't
leave the building without doing that.
So our team is going to call the prayer team back down front as
soon as everybody else is going to go that way.
You just wait where you are and then come this way and come down
to the front of your location. And our prayer team, they're
coming. Just come right now.
Prayer team, go ahead, they're coming.
OK, if, if you don't know Jesus, today can be the day of
salvation for you. Can I tell you something, 35
years ago today, March 29th, I received Jesus 15 year old
teenager. Today's my day.
So if you get saved today, we have the same spiritual
birthday. That's awesome.
So, so don't leave without doing that, OK?
And then they're going to pray with you, lead you to Jesus.
And then we want to put a Bible in your hands.
Amen. Hey, listen, he cleansed, he
healed, and now that we're cleansed, we're healed.
We get to go and be the light of Jesus to the world around us and
bring him in on Easter Sunday. Sound good?
So Father, in Jesus name, we seal the work of your spirit
that you are doing in US and in this house and we praise you.
May we live God conscious this week as we head toward the cross
and the celebration of resurrection one week from today
in Jesus name. And everyone who agreed said
Amen. Come on, let's give Jesus here
man, come on.