Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Love Quest International
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Amen. There's no one like the Lord,
you know. None decided.
None compares to him. There's no one like the Lord.
He's worthy. He's glorious.
He's magnificent, He is wonderful, He is the counselor,
He is the almighty God. The glory of the Lord shall be
revealed upon the earth, and the glory of the Lord shall come in
power to deliver, set free, redeem.
I thank you, Lord. Thank you, Lord, You are worthy.
You are glorious. You are the mighty God and the
King of King. We bless you today.
Hallelujah. Amen.
Say to your neighbor, I'm in the
right place as you take your seats.
Amen, I'm in the right place. Welcome.
It's so great to have you at our noon experience and we're
excited because God is here. He is here in this place.
He is here ready to speak a word in season, to touch your heart.
The Holy Spirit is at work and the key is to go from statement
to belief. Not only do I say God is here, I
believe God is here and because God is here, He can do anything
He wants to do. He can speak a word and sees it.
He can convict me. He can shift me.
God is at work. So I encourage you receive what
he has for you today. I want to say thank you to
Pastor Terrence and Pastor Julia for the blessing that it is to
be able to speak here at our noon experience today.
Thank you so much for the leadership and the, the
pioneering spirit that you have to establish this work and to
establish what God has for this area.
We thank you. Today I'm going to be speaking
on the topic. There's actually the topic for
our year now, the beginning of the year on New Year's Eve.
Pastor Taran spoke and he said this is the year of the the fear
of God or the fog. You're right, either way, the
fear of God or the fog, the Lord is working, He is moving.
And recently, it was at the end of August, there was a word in
the house that the wind of the Spirit is blowing.
And the wind of the Spirit moves to reveal, to refresh, to to
encourage, and sometimes to expose.
Well, the wind of the spirit is moving to touch our life.
A part of the wind of the spirit is to reveal those things that
we've forgotten about. And as I was listening to Troy
and to Lily Cher, I was reminded about the importance of
remembrance. Now there's a little bit off
topic. I'll get back to topic, but I
really felt this is important. Some of you here today need to
reflect on where God has brought you from.
There's an old hymn and it says count your blessings.
What it means is take a moment, stop getting caught in the the
present or the urgency and stop and reflect.
Where has God brought you from? Where have you come from?
What has He done in your life? How has He moved in your life?
Well, I can't do this. I can't do that.
Yes, but, but did He help you? Then reflect.
Did He bring you out of that trouble?
Was He faithful there? He will be faithful here.
And sometimes we have to remember what He has brought you
through. We have to remember how far
we've come for some of us, man, we have I have peace in this
situation that would have thrown me right, man, I have patience
now for these people that I I'm just was ready to you know,
throttle. That's a word and but but
recognize what God has done and I want to encourage you, take
some time to see all that God has done and all that he has
positioned you with and all that he is working and maturing in
you because He is at work. The fear of the Lord.
Proverbs 9 verse 10 says the reverent and Worshipful fear of
the Lord is the beginning, the chief and choice part of wisdom
and the knowledge of the Holy One is insight and
understanding. Now this is great because it's
speaking to the fact that our fear of God is not a fear of
afraid to take you away, but it's actually a fear that draws
you near. The reverent and Worshipful awe
reverence of God draws us near and it's the beginning, the
chief and choicest part of wisdom.
Have you ever there's different types of steaks, anyone steak.
Yeah, I like steaks. Steaks are good.
Amen. Some don't that's OK more for me
the but there's choice cuts. There's certain parts that are
actually more flavorful than other parts.
Some you've got to marinate and soak in lots of stuff to make it
taste good. Other parts are just good.
The reverential fear of the Lord is the beginning, yes, but it's
also the the best part, the choice part.
It's the main part of wisdom. It's the part that's actually
the foundation of wisdom. And the knowledge of the Holy
One is insight and understanding.
See, part of our part of our progress in understanding the
fear of the Lord is first to say, who is he?
If I have the fear of God, who is he?
What, what has he done? Who is he?
How does he connect with me? And that's the knowledge of the
Holy One. The fear of God is based on a
recognition of who God is. Now, in just a minute, we're
going to read from Job 38 and we'll read from verse one, but I
wanted to get some information for you.
So when we're thinking about who God is, I mean, that's a pretty
big subject, right? Eternal.
It's pretty hard to pretty hard to judge, right?
Eternal is big. He's a big God, so I want to get
you some information that'll help you understand the bigness
of God. The earth's circumference is
about 40,000 kilometers, 40,000 kilometers.
That's a long way. So that's how how the
circumference of the the earth is 40,000 kilometers.
Who knows how much, what percentage of the Earth's
surface is water? A lot.
Anybody, anybody who's got a percentage, anyone close, close
7171 that's close. It's massive, right?
We think about how much land there is, how much of the world
is earth that we, we, we live in and we enjoy.
And yet 70% of the world is covered in water. 71% That's
crazy, right? Huge Mariana Trench.
The Mariana Trench is a trench that's the deepest part of the
ocean. OK, the Mariana Trench is 36,000
feet deep. It's deeper than the tallest
mountain above sea level, which is Mount Everest at 29,000 feet.
So these parts that are almost impossible to get to are deeper
than we know. OK, this is a this is a freaky
one. This is a crazy just because
sometimes, OK, who here? Sometimes when you think about
sea creatures, it gets a little bit like, eh, right.
You see some of these pictures and it's like, yeah, sharks, you
know, some of these things that and then you, you're in the in
the ocean and you step on the seaweed and it's like, what was
that seaweed? Was it jellyfish?
What was that? Anyway, maybe that's just me.
It is estimated that up to 2/3 of life in the deep oceans
remain unknown to science, with many new species still being
discovered each year. Overall, scientists believe
there may be between 700,000 and 2 million species in the ocean,
and a significant portion of that has yet to be identified.
Crazy. OK, The Sun.
So who likes who likes astronomy?
Astronomy, anyone? Yeah, yeah.
There you go. The sun is 150 million
kilometres from Earth. Pluto is 4.28 billion kilometres
from Earth, and then the Andromeda Galaxy is 23 million
trillion kilometres away, and that is a 23 with 18 zeros
behind it. OK, that's a lot.
A million trillion, yeah, a lot of zeros.
A lot of zeros. And so I want to preface this
word with that information. So we think about how vast the
Earth is, how full of different animals, how even some of the
deepest parts of our oceans we haven't even discovered yet, let
alone what's out there. OK, Job 38 in verse one.
Now who's here of Job? Yeah, a few of you.
For those who haven't, Joe, the experience of Job was he was
tested because he lost everything, lost his family,
lost everything. And then there's a series of
conversations between him and his wife, him and these Job's
friends. And at the end of the book, we
have about three chapters where God's speaking, and this is
chapter 38, the first part of that.
And now finally, God answered Job from the eye of a violent
storm. He said, why do you confuse the
issue? Why do you talk without knowing
what you're talking about? Pull yourself together, job up
on your feet, Stand still. I have some questions for you,
and I want some straight answers.
Where were you when I created the Earth?
Tell me, since you know so much, who decided on its size?
Certainly you'll know that. Who came up with the blueprints
and measurements? How was the foundations poured
and who set the cornerstone while the morning stars sang in
chorus and all the angels shouted praise?
And who took charge of the ocean when it gushed forth like a baby
from the womb? That was me.
I wrapped it in soft clouds and tucked it in safely at night.
Then I made a playpen for it, a strong playpen so it couldn't
run loose, and said stay here, this is your place.
Your wild tantrums are confined to this place.
And have you ever ordered morning get up and told Dawn get
to work so you could seize earth like a blanket and shake out the
wicked like cockroaches? As the sun brings everything to
light, brings out all the colours and shapes, the cover of
darkness is snatched from the wicked.
They're caught in the very act. Have you ever gone to the true
bottom of things? Explore the labyrinthine caves
of deep ocean. Do you know the first thing
about death? Do you have one clue regarding
death's dark mysteries? And do you have any idea how
large this earth is? Speak up if you have even the
beginning of an answer. Do you know where light comes
from and where darkness lives? So you can take them by their
hand and leave them home when they get lost?
Why, of course, you know that you've known them all your life,
growing up in the same neighborhood with them.
Sounds like sarcasm. Have you ever travelled to where
snow is made? It's in the vault where the hail
is stockpiled. The arsenals of hail and snow
that I keep in readiness for times of trouble and battle and
war. Can you find your way to where
lightning is launched, or to the place from which the winds blow?
Who do you suppose carves canyons for the downpours of
rain and charts the route of thunderstorms that bring water
to unvisited fields, deserts no one ever lays eyes on, drenching
the useless wastelands so they are carpeted with wildflowers
and grass? And who do you think is the
father of rain and dew, the mother of ice and frost?
You don't for a minute imagine these marbles of weather just
happened to you. Can you catch the eye of the
beautiful Pleiades sisters that's a a constellation or
distract Orion from his hunt? Can you get Venus to look your
way or get the great bear and her Cubs to come out and play?
Do you know the first thing about the Sky's constellations
and how they affect things on Earth?
Can you get the attention of the clouds and the Commission a
shower of rain? Can you take charge of the
lightning bolts and have them report to you for orders?
Who do you think gave weather wisdom to the Ibis and storm
savvy to the rooster? Does anyone know enough to
number all the clouds or tip over the rain barrels of heaven
when the earth is cracked and dry, the ground baked hard as a
brick? Can you teach the lioness to
stalk her prey and satisfy the appetite of her Cubs as they
Crouch in their den, waiting hungrily in their cave?
And who sets out food for the Ravens when their young cry to
God fluttering about because they have no food?
He's saying, where were you when I created the Earth?
When I set the depths of the Mariana Trench?
Where were you when I set in place the Andromeda Galaxy and
the stars and the constellations?
Position them just right so that from Earth we can see a hunter,
though they might be millions of miles apart.
God created everything. He is the Lord of heaven and
earth. He is the one who positioned you
in this place to hear a word. He's the one who gives breath in
your lungs. God is big, He is great and He
is mighty and He is the Lord. In Luke 12 verses 2 to 5, Jesus
was speaking and this is to give perspective on whose voice we
should listen to. And Jesus says everything hidden
and covered up will soon be exposed, for the facade is
falling down and nothing will be kept secret for long.
Whatever you have spoken in private will be public
knowledge, and what you have whispered secretly behind closed
doors will be broadcast far and wide for all to hear.
Listen, my beloved friends, don't fear those who may want to
take your life but can do nothing more.
That would still disturb me if someone could take my life.
But he's giving a perspective. He says it's true, they may kill
your body, but they have no power over your soul.
The one you must fear is God, for he has both the power to
take your life and the authority to cast your soul into hell.
Yes, the only one you need to fear is God.
Now this is not a fear where I run away, but a fear where I
draw near because the King of Kings, he's actually called out
to us. You see, God Almighty, who we
just read about the one who positioned the earth there.
There's a fantastic section in in in the chapter Job 39 where
he talks about the the ostrich and he talks about how he makes
him a little bit stupid because he lays his eggs on the on the
ground rather than rather than finding a nest.
But he's saying I created all these things and the God of
heaven also said I love you, I love the world.
I love the world so much. I'm sending Jesus.
I love the world and my creation so much that I'm sending Jesus
to die, to live, to die and be resurrected so that we can
connect back to him. That's the power of it.
That's the glory of it. Is it God Almighty, the one who
is positioned that even the planets and the the galaxies
loves us so much that he said Jesus, he cared so much for you?
Because as much as His power is great, his his his capacity is
great. He is beyond our understanding.
So too is His love, deeper, wider, higher than we could ever
understand. His love is poured out for us
because He desires you. He desires me.
He wants relationship. He wants connection.
He wants to know you and to be known by you.
This is the heart of Father God. The fear of God brings us into
His presence in Psalm 25 and verse 14.
It's the psalmist writes the secret of the sweet satisfying
companionship of the Lord have they who fear him and he will
show them his covenant and reveal to them it's deep inner
meaning. This touches on the heart of the
Father. The heart of the Father is I
want relationship with you. So those who fear Him, the
secret of the sweet satisfying companionship of the Lord, that
time of connection, that time of of being loved by Him and
knowing Him, that is what He desires, that we would know Him.
And to those who fear God is also the second part.
He desires to reveal Himself to you, to reveal the secrets of
the covenant, to reveal the understanding of what He has
completed through Christ, to reveal more of Himself to you.
This this desire of Father is that He would have that intimacy
to have that heart connection and it's for those who fear the
Lord who draw near because of the greatness of God to come
into that place of his presence. One of the things when we, even
when we take time to pray and, and, and worship, sometimes we
could do it glibly because, you know, we're here and we're
engaged. We're just singing along, right?
But the Lord challenged me about a month or two ago and he said
to me, no more timid prayer and praise.
To be timid is to be shy, to be kind of uncertain.
But what he was sharing with me, what he's telling me was I don't
have to be like that. I can have confidence in my
prayer. I have confidence in my praise,
have a confidence that he who delivered me, he who loves me,
he who also set the stars in the sky and, and and set the the
Mariana Trench with this lots of weird deep ocean animals.
He's the same God, the same one who desires to know you, to be
in relationship with you. And so when I pray and when I
praise, I'm going to praise with confidence.
I'm going to praise Him with joy.
I'm going to praise Him with expectation.
I'm going to praise Him because what He said about me when I
pray, when I pray, I'm praying with confidence, knowing that He
hears my voice. I pray confidently that the King
of kings, the Lord of Lords, the one who set the boundaries of
the water, he is the one who I'm praying to.
It's a confidence rooted in the fear of God.
It's founded upon the fear of God or founded on this awe and
reverence for him, founded on a recognition of who he is.
The fear of God brings us to life.
Proverbs 14, verse 26 and 27. In the reverent and Worshipful
fear of the Lord, there is strong confidence.
What kind of confidence? Strong confidence, right.
In the reverent and Worshipful fear of the Lord, there is
strong confidence. And His children shall always
have a place of refuge. I'll say that one again.
And his children shall always have a place of refuge, always,
always have a home, always have that place, always reverend and
Worshipful. Fear of the Lord is a fountain
of life that one may avoid the stares of death.
The fear of the Lord is a fountain of life in you, a
fountain of life, of joy, of hope, of grace.
The fear of the Lord's a fountain.
There's so much in this scripture.
We get to have a strong confidence.
We have a safe home in Him and we have the very fountain of
life, the life giving spirit within.
The fear of God brings us to life.
The fear of God keeps you from sin.
Proverbs 3 verse 7 and 8. Don't be impressed with your own
wisdom. There's a good starting point,
right? It's interesting just two verses
before is trust in the Lord with all your heart.
Lean not on your own understanding in all your ways
acknowledge him. And here he repeats it again.
He says don't be impressed with your own wisdom.
Don't be impressed with what you've got.
Instead, fear the Lord and turn away from evil.
Then. So first point, right, fear the
Lord. Then you will have healing for
your body and strength for your bones.
This is a promise from heaven. That's a promise.
We don't need to be caught up in our own wisdom.
We get caught up in knowing God. We get caught up in the awe and
reverence of God, and then He takes what He's given you
because He gave it to you in the first place, and then He reveals
to you how to engage in that and then you will have healing for
your body. What a promise.
Father, I thank you for those who are in this house right now
who need healing in their body. Father, I pray right now by the
power of your spirit you would bring deliverance and healing in
Jesus name. We thank you Lord for your
mighty power to deliver and heal in the mighty name of Jesus.
Hallelujah, Proverbs 16, verse 6.
By mercy and love, truth and fidelity to God and man, not by
sacrificial offerings. Iniquity is purged out of the
heart. So not because of the
sacrifices, but because of the mercy and love and truth and
fidelity to God, our faith in God.
Fidelity is, in other words, is a faith, a faith in God.
I have faith in God. Iniquity is pushed out of our
hearts and by the reverent Worshipful fear of the Lord.
Men depart from and avoid evil. A indication that you have the
fear of God is that you'll flee evil.
Run from it. I quoted someone this non am
experience. Her name is Pastor Iverna
Tompkins. And she said once God's got a
hold of you, you're a terrible Sinner.
It just can't sin the same. It doesn't work.
It doesn't quite work the same way because now I've got the
Holy Spirit checking me, right? The Holy Spirit's in there.
And she was telling the story because she was running away
from the call of God on her life.
And she said, oh, this is a bad movie.
You know, God won't be here. So she goes, this movie is bad
apparently, and she's sitting in there and then God speaks to her
all she's in the movie theater and she says, Lord, what are you
doing in here? This isn't a good movie.
It's like, well, he's everywhere, but that's the
another side, right? But when the Holy Spirit is
engaged in your life and you have the fear of the Lord, a
conviction hits you. Now we can attempt to deaden
that conviction over time, but that is a rebellion against what
God is wanting to do in you, because the conviction of the
Lord is to bring us back into alignment with His purposes.
The conviction of the Lord is to actually heal.
The conviction of the Lord is actually to bring you home.
The conviction of the Holy Spirit is there so that you can
come back into the place God wants you to be, so He can bless
you and lead you and guide you. The conviction of the Lord is a
realignment, and we agree with that realignment when we repent
to turn around and have that new engagement of fixing our eyes on
Jesus. But that's the love of God.
So the fear of God keeps you from sin.
The fear of God obeys his commands.
Now, I find people don't like this one very much, not always
because there's a demand upon you.
There's a demand on the way we live.
Let's read the verse from first John chapter 5.
Everyone who believes that Jesus is the desire is God's spiritual
child and has been fathered by God himself.
And everyone who loves Father God loves his children as well.
See how that works? In fact, in first John, he's
very heavy on if you can't love your fellow believer, how can
you say you walk in the love of God?
And here he's saying everyone who loves the Father also loves
his children as well. And this is how we can be sure
that we love the children of God, by having a passionate love
for God and by obedience to his commands, a passionate love for
God. But the passionate love for God
cannot be separated from obedience to his commands,
obedience to his teaching, obedience to what He's called us
to. You can't say you love Him and
not be obedient to what He's called you to, not be obedient
to what He says for you to do in the Word, which is to love.
So the fear of God actually brings us to a place where we
desire to obey Him. We have a a heart connection
where our desire is to please Him.
He continues on to say true love for God means obeying His
commands, and His commands don't weigh us down as heavy burdens.
Jesus said my yoke is easy and my burden is light.
He actually takes on our burden of sin and replaces it with a
call to follow Him, surrender to Him, yield to Him.
His commands aren't heavy. His call is not to weigh us
down, but rather to bring us to a place of victory.
You see, every child of God overcomes the world.
For our faith is the victorious power that triumphs over the
world. So who are the world conquerors
defeating its power? Those who believe that Jesus is
the Son of God. So as we come into that place
of, of submission and we come to that place of, of, of taking on
what he calls us to do, of taking on the, the, the
teachings, taking on the, the commands that he has for us,
we're actually positioning ourselves to walk in the victory
that he has. He says at the end, who are
those who defeat the world's powers is those who believe that
Jesus is the Son of God. When you believe that Jesus is
the Son of God, when you believe it, you have the fear of God
because you also have to believe that the Father sent him.
You also have to believe that he was resurrected from the dead.
And you also have to have to believe that that means my life
is changed. And you also believe that now
the Spirit of the living God dwells within me.
It's all wrapped up. It's all part of the same gift.
And so now as we are learning to walk out this faith, learning to
walk humbly under the fear of God, we actually have promises
attached to it. The promises of grace, the
promises of hope, the promises of salvation, but and salvation
not just when we get to heaven. It's not a golden ticket, but
salvation of how we live now, body, soul and spirits.
How our soul is how how our bodies are, how our spirit is
alive. Out of the fear of God.
He's working to mature, perfect and develop us and to mould us
into his image. He desires that relationship and
I'll end with this one. The fear of God walks humbly
before God in Acts 9 verse 31. This is at a time where the
church has been growing and then been persecuted as Saul was out
there causing trouble. And then Saul has this encounter
with Jesus, the risen Jesus. He falls off his horse and Jesus
speaks to him, says why do you hate me?
What are you doing? And Saul's eyes are blinded.
He comes to to Damascus, and then Ananias is sent there three
days later to pray with him. And he gets radically
transformed. And the first thing he wants to
do is run out and tell everybody.
And then people start going, hang on, isn't this the guy who
is just putting the Christians in prison?
And now he's the one telling us all about this Jesus, hang on,
this is the guy who just a little while ago was was was
telling us how bad they were and uttering threats so that they
we'd imprison them and take them from their families.
And now what is this? Well, he had he's talked so
much, he had to leave the city in a hurry.
He comes to Jerusalem and in Jerusalem, of course, they
haven't heard yet. They didn't know what was going
on. And then Barnabas brings them to
the apostles and says this is his experience, this is what God
has done in Paul's life. And so this is a wild time.
And it we read in Acts 9, verse 31.
So the church throughout the whole of Judea and Galilee and
Samaria had peace and was edified, growing in wisdom,
virtue and piety. And this they were walking in
the respect and reverential fear of the Lord and in the
consolation and exhortation of the Holy Spirit.
So they were walking in the fear of God.
That means they're living their life under the fear of God.
They're living their life in a way that honoured Him.
They're living their lives in a way that that recognise who he
is. And then they were living and
walking by the Holy Spirit, allowing the Holy Spirit to
direct their path. And those two things together
meant there was continued increase and they were
multiplied. The church was multiplied, great
growth, great harvest, because they set their hearts before the
Lord. They set themselves before God
in the fear of God to walk in His ways.
I want to encourage you today. The fear of God is the starting
point of a revolution in your life.
The fear of God is that place of recognition of who He is, what
He's done for you, and that His love was poured out for you.
In the fear of God, we find the safest place in the reverential
awe of God. Recognizing who He is, we come
to that place where He can move. We saw it in the Scriptures.
The fear of God can lead to healing.
The fear of God, it creates a space of safety.
The fear of God creates an incredible relationship.
The fear of God brings opens the fountains of life.
The fear of God is a position of recognizing who He is.
In some of the great revivals, the fear of God brings people to
repentance. See God's good and and in His
goodness. His desire is your salvation.
In His goodness and His love, His desire is for you had to
have a life filled with Him. In His goodness He wants you to
know why you were made you. In His goodness, He desires to
walk with you. And if you take just a few
minutes to consider that, the Lord who made heaven and earth,
the Lord who set the paths of the planets, The Lord who weighs
the stars in his hands. The Lord who set the boundaries
of the oceans. The Lord who created the deepest
ocean for our interest. The Lord who created the stars
so we could study them. The Lord who created the
creative God. The Lord who put all these
things in place. The Lord who knew you before you
were born. The Lord who actually put in
place and knows even the hairs on your head.
The Lord God Almighty desires to walk with you and he not only
desired it, he put in place a new covenant so we could walk in
it. It's very difficult.
I, I remember, I remember preaching when I, I was 19, I, I
preached a word on the glory of God.
And it was, yeah, it was OK. God still honoured it, but I
remember my dad saying we need to talk about the glory is
better felt than tilt. See, I, I can, I can talk about
how big God is. I can talk about what he
desires, but you need a revelation.
We all need a revelation. I need to be reminded, I need to
be reminded that the same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead
dwells in me. And I keep saying it and I keep
saying it, but now I'm going to believe it.
So it changes me. I got to come to that place
where I recognize that He is in fact alive in me.
So my prayer for you today is that you get a revelation of the
bigness of God, that you get a revelation of how much he loves
you, that you get a revelation that the God of the expanse of
the universe loves you and desires to be in relationship
with you if you will turn to him.
Let's pray, Father God. Thank you Lord, I pray that each
person here will get a revelation of what it means to
know you, the Lord. They get a revelation in their
hearts of how you want to move in them and with them.
Lord, I pray we get a revelation that you desire to walk with us
as you as you walked with Adam in the garden that we'd have
ears to hear. Not so busy by the world that we
do not take time. Not so busy by our schedules.
Not so busy by our, our, our thought patterns.
Not so busy by the social media that hits US.
Not so busy by the information we get hit with, but actually
take that time to recognize the most important thing.
Father, thank you. We thank you today.
Thank you for your word that teaches us.
Thank you for your Holy Spirit, who is our God.
Thank you, Lord, that you desire to teach us so we can know you
and know your ways. Our Father God, I thank you that
during this week you remind us. You remind us of how far we've
come. You remind us of what you've
done. You remind us, Lord, of your
love. You remind us, Lord, that we can
walk in the fear of God and we will come to a revelation that
will change our lives. That revelation of you.
Father, I thank you. I thank you for your goodness, I
thank you for your love, and I thank you for all who came here
today. I praise you, Lord, You are at
work. That's a declaration, not a
question. Lord, I thank you.
You are at work both to will and to do of your good pleasure.
You are at work in our lives. You are at work.
We praise you, we celebrate you, we rejoice in you, Lord, and we
thank you for your goodness. In Jesus name, Amen.
Amen. Amen.
Well, I want to encourage you to take a look at our social media
for any updates of events and activities going on.
We have a number of things coming up for we have our prayer
on Saturdays. We have baptisms coming up.
We have a fast coming up. So stay connected so you can
hear what's happening here at Lovequest.
But I want to encourage you today, don't let this word be
lost. Steward it, consider it, and let
the Lord minister to you. So we may be out of time.
We're never out of the goodness of God.
So until next time, get your love fixed man.
Thank you so much for tuning into this week's sermon.
We pray you were challenged, equipped and encouraged.
Make sure to follow us on all platforms.
That's Lovequest Intl church. We out here for real.
We're really doing it. That's Facebook, Instagram,
YouTube and TikTok. You can find us anywhere you
need to find us. But until next time, you know
the drill. You know the motto, get your
love fixed man and we'll see y'all real soon.