Anchored In Community pt.2

I'm excited about what God is doing in his house. we started talking through the topic of anchored in community comes a challenge, but the challenge never negates the I'm reminded in the scriptures where it says it says it was to his blood and through the word of their testimony is how they overcame and we believe even today is still through the blood and it's still through the word of our testimony that we can overcome the challenges the things that are facing our way. And so what I want to do today is I want to do something. We haven't done in quite a while. I want to invite some people up today some people who have been walking out the journey of community because it's one thing and I understand it's one thing to hear from me and you think well CJ you're the pastor you're supposed to say that you're supposed to encourage us to be in community, but CJ you not a real person. If you think I'm not a real person, you just don't know me yet. This is a matter of fact. I told the first service my parents moved up here to Rochester late last summer or early last summer and there's some people who see me now and they go to my parents and my parents my mom should be like y'all think this CJ that y'all see on stage is the same CJ that he's been his whole life. She said that's a total different person. He's it's a total and so I think sometimes it's important to hear the stories of where God has taken us to where we are now and it's not just for me. Can we clap our hands and welcome up some panelists today

who's going to come up and share this story of community. Come on up y'all. These are some people who's been in the church for a while who's going through seasons of community who has been in groups and been out of groups. Their group sucked their groups were amazing. They recovered they have challenges and so I want us to hear some of their stories today as we're in this season of forming community and getting in community. And so I'm going to sit down right here. I won't stand today. And I want to welcome I'm at a fact. I want them to introduce themselves. Do it do us a favor. Just tell us your name how long you've been coming to the church and for those in the room who feel like if you're introvert or extrovert you more or less set up or successful to be in community. I just want you to tell us your name how long you've been coming and are you by nature introvert or extrovert? I'm Jordan. I've been attending the father's house since 2019 and I am definitely an introvert. Hello everyone. My name is Deke. I've been attending the father's house since 2013 2014 and I'm definitely an extrovert. Hello everybody. I am Jeremy and I am both think it's a omnivore and bill of earth.

I'm Kim and I've been attending the father's house since 2011 and I think I'm also an ambivert. I've changed since last service. Here we go. Look at what the Lord has done. I'm Jenny quail. I've been attending the father's house since 2005 and what am I the ambivert? I'm on the I'm on the crest right in the middle. I'm both depends on the day, huh? And I guess I'll answer the question as well. It might not be noticeable, but I am very much an introvert after times like these and I'm on stage jumping and sweating. I'll go lay down and I go right to sleep. I knock out for about 10 hours. I can't it's just somebody but I am naturally introverted. So here's what I want to do. I want to talk to y'all a little bit about your own journey through community so you could talk to the people and they could hear some of the stories and as we're talking the slides are going to be up on the side of the screen if you haven't joined a group yet and you still considering whether I should host or join you can scan the QR code at any moment during this talk, but let's start with Deke. Deke talk to us a little bit about your journey with community was community something that was always easy for you. Was it hard? Where are you now with it? Talk to us. So as an extrovert, my mom had five boys.

I'm the oldest and my steps in journey community always felt surrounded. but I didn't feel known. So there's a difference between being surrounded by people, like right now we're all surrounded, but do you know the person next to you? So I feel like community teaches you to be known, and I'm not talking about popularity, I'm talking about being known for who you are, your flaws, your habits, your bad habits, your goods, the bads, the uglies. So for me it was a journey with an end to be that. And the other thing I would say is that in community I found myself being visible but not vulnerable. And I feel like those are two different things that you need to understand in order to understand being in a community is important. Visible but not vulnerable. Yes. I love that. Actually, Joanne, I want Joanne to, because I know you have a little thing about being vulnerable when it comes to community. Can you just talk about a little bit about your journey with community, especially when it comes to being vulnerable? So yes, vulnerability is a, it has been and it still is a challenge. And one of the things that I said for service is it's one thing to know what the Lord has done for you.

And it's another thing to share it. It's another thing to bring people into that space. And so as both a member of a small group and also a co-leader of a small group, I have had to learn to lean into that vulnerability. And it is a challenge still, it's uncomfortable. But one of the things that CJ said before we got up here is we overcome by the blood of the lamb and by the word of our testimony. And so there is power in your story and being willing and comfortable to share it. And so that has definitely been a journey. I could talk about being vulnerable a little bit because I know as a person who, I, you heard my story, how I hated being around people. I hated the idea of community. One of the biggest things that I didn't notice at the time that I only noticed after, one of the issues was I had a hard time showing up as the real me. And so it's easier to be in community when you feel the freedom to show up as yourself. It's harder to be in community when you feel like you have to put on a mask. It always feels like it's work. I always have to be somebody else. And it wasn't until God started working in my own heart, in my own life, when God started to show me, CJ, this is who I created you to be. You can be confident in that.

And so I started showing up to places and spaces as the authentic version of myself who God called me to be. And there's some parts of that that'll only happen once you get in community, once you get around other people. And so I want to encourage some of you here today who maybe it's hard for you to be in community because you feel like you can't be yourself. You feel like you got to put on a mask. You feel like you got to put on a front. There's a work that God wants to do in your heart that allows you to be comfortable being who he created you to be. And so I want to jump down to Jenny. Talk to us a little bit about your own journey with community. What does that look like for you? Thanks. So over like the last 15 years, the Father's House has had these groups. And I've been in approximately four, but the most current one, we've been gathering for 10 years. Over those 10 years, the faces have changed, but the purpose has always remained the same. It's Monday morning. We're kicking off our work week together, grounded in the word and in prayer. And it's just beautiful to stand on that. You know, you're carrying out your Sunday and then you're just equipping yourself for the work week.

You know. I love it. Let me do this, Kim. Kim has a very, so for those who don't know, Kim used to run groups in the church a long time ago for a long period of time. And you have a unique story that happened with you for you to even get involved in community. Share that with everyone. Yeah. And even before that, yeah, to preface the story, I mean, I grew up in a home where I was surmounted by community. It was like a train station, my upbringing. And then I became a young adult, moved out of home, and Eric and I were married young and moved to England and then to America. So immigrant family twice and no family and nobody we knew around. It's interesting how you then realize how ill-equipped you are. And after I'd gotten over my sulking because nobody was approaching me to be my community and fill the needs I had and realized that God was saying, you know, it is greater to give than to, more blessed to give than to receive. And I realized what you need so, and it comes back to you, it's just so worth it. But preface that story, took me a while to get over my independence

and rely on community and the gifts that God had provided and others for me. The story is the most beautiful story. This was before I was leading groups. self here, I was, and the group willed, but I was invited to be a group's leader. Well, I felt challenged to be an interest group leader of an art group. And I was, I felt a bit silly because I thought, who wants to just come and draw pictures with me? You know, I felt silly. And they said, go stand in the lobby with your T-shirt on and people are gonna come sign up for your group. We'll approach these people. And I'm like, oh, this is so awkward. This is so terrible. And, but I remember standing in the lobby and going, okay, father, okay, who've you got for my group? There must be a reason for me standing here. And a woman walks in the door. Really, I didn't expect him to answer that. She walked in the door, she's dragging her toddlers with her. She's got her elderly parents with her and no husband helping out that day. And everything was a little dramatic. The kids were crying and she was, tried to get them in kids and then it didn't work. So she went into service and I thought, okay, I won't approach her now. I'll approach her when she comes out.

Lord, let's just let her sit down for a second. She comes out, I go try approach her. It's also dramatic again. The kids are crying, the grand, you know, she's dragging the elderly parents. And I turned back and then again, this nudge in my spirit, approach her. So this happened like four times. I turned back and I stalked her and her family all the way across the car park with my T-shirt and my clipboard and my lanyard to her car. And at this point I'm going, oh Lord, you just better have something really good for me to say when I get to her, because now this is weird. And I get to her and I hear she's speaking Dutch, which is one of my home languages. And I spoke to her in Dutch and I said, at the same time I'm thinking, who wants to be in an art group? But I go to her in her language. Are you interested in being in an art group? And she looks at me and the tears stop pouring down her cheeks. And this is actually Jeremy's sister-in-law. So that's the whole story. That's how he got here. But she said to me, this was gonna be our last day here. I've been praying for an art group community. And yeah, so God is so intentional with this. And I felt stupid and what do I have to give?

And he just goes, trust me, I'm putting people around you who are gonna bring something. And we're still friends. And for 15 years, some of the deepest relationships were formed in community. So I'm sold on this. It's so important to me because some may wonder like, why are we still talking about community? I get it already. But I don't think everybody really gets it. Because sometimes, and we talked about it when we talked about being anchored in obedience. It's just the little small things that we may tend to overlook. You said you went to the lady and she starts crying and like, I had been praying. I wonder how many people in here are the answers to somebody else's prayer. And God is just waiting for you to take this small step of obedience. Because this, listen to this, there are people who is tied to your obedience and there are people who's tied to your disobedience. And so, again, I don't wanna like keep talking, but I just feel like, and to think Kim said, Jeremy is not here unless that moment happens. That's big. Jeremy, talk to us a little bit about your story, your journey with community. It's good to be here, Kim.

I love your story. How many of you guys love these Kim stories? Man. I'm gonna backtrack even a tiny bit more. I was in Kentucky for high school and I remember for our weekly youth group, I was out in a town called Nicholasville and our church was in Lexington area and I couldn't really get there all the time. And one of the youth who was able to have a car, got a job, maybe go 17 years old, he's like, hey, I'll give you a ride. And how cool was that? That someone went out of their way to bring me to where I could have community. Because that was a tough time for me personally. I came from a different culture, grew up in Kenya, and just the style of clothes, the way I talked, I was certainly an outcast. And it was the Christian community that was intentional to make space for me. And then that just kind of all through my life, I've seen that. I mentioned in first service that I was kind of in solitude. I was alone and lonely. Going to MCC, I had had a buddy, we had rented a trailer home together, and then he had the nerves to find a girl and get married to her and leave the state, terrible, terrible stuff. And so I'm in this place, and really pretty isolated, and I remember going on walks in the morning, and I'd walk by this house, meandering by past this park in Penfield, and there was

these wood birds' nests that were just put together, and someone that just liked to tinker. And one morning I saw him coming out of his shop, like 7.30 in the morning, and I'm like, I'm just going to walk up this driveway here. So I did, and I was like, hey, I'm Jeremy, what's going on? He invited me in, and just let me talk with him, work with him, have breakfast with his family, literally for like 18 months, when I was dead alone, God answered that need that I had, that there's someone that could just be there as a father figure, be there in my life, and just do stuff with, and I look back on stories like that, and I don't want to say more than other, even how I met my wife, how we're here, our current, like we have a beautiful group, beautiful friends, so grateful how God wove all that together. That's big. He'll do it. Deke, I think something is interesting, because when we talk about community, I said it last week, community is not convenient. It'll often cost you something, and sometimes people will step away from community, or won't get into community, because they feel like it costs too much. Talk to us a little bit about the cost of community. Has community cost you anything? Yeah, it definitely has cost me my comfortability, my pride, my ego, just me being self-reliant and hyper-independent. I feel like a lot of times, we get in these bubbles in life, especially post-COVID, where we want to be left alone. We don't want to be, you know, bothered. We go into church, we leave, we go to our family member's house, we find a reason to leave early, but I think being intentional with community, you have to learn how to step out and let people get to know you. It's funny, real quick, because I met Kim through me coming out as a single father at the time, with my daughter. She reached out. She's like, I love your daughter. I love her dress. I love you guys' dress, though. She got me into community. She got me into small groups. I met Jordan the same way, through a regroup launch. We met through that way. Jeremy, I met through Mike James. CJ, last year, was preaching. He brought up the movie Forge. I'm not sure if people are familiar with that movie, but it was a movie Forge. I had literally just watched that movie, and he talked about it. I was like, wow, that's crazy timing. I reached out, and we got dinner together at Ferrari's, and the rest is history. It's little moments like that where you can just make community. Just be intentional. Find something that you have in common with other people. Even if you don't have something in common, try to find something in common. You know what's funny? I'm not sure if I told you this part of the story from my end. I had watched the movie the night before, The Forge.

Weeks leading up to that, at some point, you did a panel on stage where Pastor Pierre was on here, and you did it. I was like, who is this brolic dude? I got to get in touch with this brolic dude that's on stage. Yeah. I just can never get in touch with you. You don't know this, but I had been thinking and praying. When I mentioned The Forge, I'm not sure if you text me or if you ... Yeah, I text you. You text. I'm like, oh, this dude. This is the guy. I didn't even remember I had your number somehow. We were able to connect, and the rest is history. I'm glad, man. I love how God works. I want to go back to Kim, because earlier, Kim, you talked about a story when somebody told you to get out of your ... What is it? Your tower? Oh, yeah. It's an interesting thing, because you also asked the question about stage of life for me and what community looks like. I thought, it's so easy when you're in emptiness and you're in a stage of life where you're questioning things, and God's putting ... It's a new shape. You no longer have your new home filled with your kids and people coming over, but I do know that what God has prompted me is to be community multi-gen. There are, and I say this for younger women especially, I say this because there was a woman who I was in community with as a 19-year-old, young, early married, and no family around. She said to me, you need to get out, and I was lonely. She said to me, you need to get out. She said, you're in a tower, and you're pretty haughty in that tower. aren't you? And I thought, oh Lord, actually I was annoyed with her, but the Holy Spirit convicted me because I was haughty in my tower. I was pretty independent. I'd built up these, you know, my fortress and I was sitting in there very judgmental and annoyed that nobody was approaching me with what I needed. And so yeah, that's, and yeah. No, I love it. Jordan, earlier you shared about similarly, like there's times in our lives where we may feel like all I need is me and Jesus. Talk about that, Jordan. So this kind of leads into how I actually even got involved in community here at the church. And forgive my voice. I think I did a little bit too much yelling during praise and worship. So it just is what it is. If you know me, you know I'm loud. But during COVID, I was actually furloughed from work because I was one of those people who was a non-essential worker. And so I spent that time really drawing closer to God. I would literally get in my car, get some coffee and drive to a park someplace where I didn't have to worry about social distancing. And it was like, Jesus, we going to write this till the wheels fall off. Like I was so content.

I was so content just in his presence. And it was during one of my times of just prayer and devotion, I felt in my spirit so strongly, you need community. And so this is for the people in a room who are like, no, I'm good. I don't need community. Me and Jesus, that's all I need. That is true. We do need to have a relationship with God one-on-one, right? We do need to spend time in his word. We do need to pray and invite him into our life and our decisions, but we also need community. And so it was something that I was not looking for. And I actually, I felt that nudge and I was like, okay, Lord, I'm going to be obedient. I reached out to Carrie, who was a pastor here at that time. And I was like, I think I'm ready to join a community. I think I'm ready to join a small group. And she hit me with, what do you think about leading a group? I was like, sis, what? It took everything in me to call you to be in a group and now you're saying lead a group. So that went in a whole different conversation. But yes, I was content, CJ. And so the Lord said, step out. How is it now for you? Bonus question. I know. It is a blessing. I mean, it is such a blessing. And I have been a co-leader of a small group for six years now. And so certainly there have been challenges. There have been people who have come and gone. But one of the greatest blessings that the Lord will give you is relationships, is people. And so I just encourage you all to lean into that. And it has been a blessing for me ever since I leaned in. Thank you for sharing that Jordan. And I'm going to come over to Jenny for a second, because Jenny, I know you have a story of being in community, joining a group at first. It wasn't what you thought it was going to be. As a matter of fact, for me, I grew up in church. I've been around church my whole life. And I remember when I first came over to TFH, somebody came to me. They're like, CJ, you going to start a small group? I'm like, no, I hate small groups. Don't talk to me nothing about small groups. I'm good. But I want to hear from you, Jenny. How did that look like for you? Is it still the same for you? Where are you now? And what would you say to encourage people who may be struggling with taking that next step? Yeah, that's a lot of questions in one. So yeah, we talked earlier, my first group was not a good fit, you know. And that's okay. It was nothing. It was supposed to be co-ed, but it ended up being just all couples. And at that time, you know, we had little ones. So I was going by myself. You know, my husband was home with the kids. So it was just, it didn't work out. It wasn't a good fit. And I let that push me away from God's people. And I let that sink for a little bit. But he prompted me, you know, because I'm sitting there alone,

feeling misunderstood. And I realized that being in that posture, it was taking away opportunities of growth, not only for myself, but others in the congregation. So I joined another group, I was apprehensive, but it ended up being beautiful. It was just a women's group. And, you know, that's where I stayed. You know, groups come times stand up, and then, you know, people's workloads change. So over the 15 years, I've been in four different groups. And like I said, this last one's been 10 years, faces change, I will always be rooted in community, because life's tough. And, you know, it's, it's important to know that you're studying. the word with people. They have different perspectives, so you're learning and growing in perspective of the word. And then also knowing that you have people contending with you, praying with you. You know, there's so many things in this life that we need, you know, whether it's physical healing or, you know, you're struggling with this or struggling with that, or diagnosis over your family, friends. And just knowing you have a group of ladies or men praying with you is just tangible, and I'll never be without community. Thank you, Jenny. Jeremy, if you had to encourage people who are struggling with getting in community and taking that next step, what would you tell them? Yeah, yeah. In terms of community, we know that our Lord and Savior, when He came to earth, right, He came on mission, saved us, gave us a new life. But one of the things that we see from Him is, as I've done to you, I want you to do, right? And then we see that as well with Paul. He's like, follow my example as I follow the example of Christ. And if you look throughout Scripture, the people that we are meant to emulate, it's community. And groups is one way to be intentional for community. It's a beautiful, really beautiful, powerful way. It's not the only thing that we should do. We should be having coffee conversations with friends. We should join a serve team and use our talents. We should give of our resource. We should have outreach intentional. But we will absolutely miss out in terms of, if you look around, everyone just take a second, look around. Look around. If you're online, go ahead and look around online. I don't know what that looks like exactly. Eric can answer that for you. I think he's a host online. But we are God's people. We're His workmanship. Ephesians 2.10 says, you were created, His masterpiece for the good works that He's prepared already for you. And the beautiful thing about our Lord and Savior is that we actually work from a place of peace. We have community. We together are His church. And so the easiest

honor ramp right now, it's literally as you heard from Cassie and CJ, go to the hub afterward and look at this QR code. Look through the people that have said, I will host. And say, God, where can I fit in? Where can I add to? And actually right here, Mr. Deek, you've joined as a host, a new host in this season. We have probably a dozen right here in the service that have said yes. Jordan, you are hosting ongoing. You are Jenny. It's such a beautiful thing to join to. And I love grace because at the end of the day, none of us are perfect. But when you say, hey, God, just like when I came today to worship and just I'm confronted with the beauty, the glory, the sovereignty of God, and He works into me what I needed that I didn't have until I came. I mean, it was there, but I didn't realize it. Groups is very much similar. I've never with my wife walked away from a night when we were together with friends, when we had conversations and said, oh, that wasn't great. I actually never have. I've always been like, that was so absolutely worth every minute. This is the best thing ever. Jordan, before I wrap it up, could you share if there's something you had to encourage people with who might be at a place where like, I hear y'all. I'm not sure if this is for me. I don't know if I want to do this. I'd rather just remain solo. It's easier. What would you how would you encourage them on? So I'm going to encourage two groups of people. So for the first, the people who are apprehensive about joining a group, I just mentioned previously, one of the greatest ways that the Lord blesses us is through relationships. And so take that step. And I would say pray because the Lord knows what season you're in and the Lord knows what season you're going into. And he knows the people that need to be around you. And so I would say pray if you're apprehensive. Lord literally guide me through this process. It's taken everything in me to step out. Lord, I need you to show me the way. And he is faithful. And I also want to encourage those who are already group leaders or stepped into being group leaders recently, or you're feeling this tug in your heart of, okay, God, I feel like you're calling me to lead or host a group. And I just don't know, is anybody going to show up? Is anybody going to come? I will say just like I said, the last service, the Lord tells us that the harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. And so he is going to send the people to. Don't even worry about if people are gonna come or not and I would say God is faithful

God is faithful He is faithful. He will give you what you need We are in this anchored series and I said in last service one of the scriptures that has anchored me since I said yes To this ministry is Lord. You are the vine and I am the branch. I cannot do this without you these are people's lives people are coming from all different areas and Seasons and it's like Lord you have to got you called me to this So lead the way Lord and he will meet you where you are. And lastly, I'm sorry. I Want to encourage those of you who are group leaders to pray for your group To pray for your group Jenny mentioned earlier how there's different seasons and different things that you have seen the Lord answer, right? And I that's my same testimony Sarah and I have prayed for our group Not as soon as we started but not long after we started and we have not stopped and of course Seasons look different. We've had to change days. We've had to change weeks all of it But the Lord has been good in answering some of those prayers, right? And he doesn't promise us that we're gonna see the fruit But he has allowed us to and so it encourages us even more So I just want to encourage those of you who are group leaders don't grow weary and well doing sometimes It's hard to make that time to make that commitment to make that sacrifice, but God is faithful He's faithful. He is faithful You know, I want I want to as we get set to wrap up. I want to encourage briefly Because I know one of the other barriers could be you might come in here today. You might hear these stories And we're human. And so what we start looking for is for God to do what he did in somebody else's life We look for him to do it the same way in our lives Like I remember I told this story earlier If you know the R&B singer Sierra when she got married to the NFL quarterback Russell Wilson And she said, you know, she prayed this prayer and then you had all the ladies looking for Sierra's prayer What was Sierra's prayer I gotta pray exactly what she prayed it's like no no the blueprint is obedience The blueprint is What is God telling you to do? How is God leaning leading you to lean in for Kim?

It was tracking down the lady in a parking lot and start speaking Dutch to her about an art thing For Jordan She approached Carrie who was the pastor at the time and it carries a hey don't just Join the group. How about leading one? foot foot beak It was a mixture of Kim and then he heard me talking about the Forge and then we was at Ferraris and now he's on It's it which is a good movie. It's a good movie And I almost didn't watch it because I think some Christian movies is cheesy, but that wasn't one But what might God be asking you to do what step might he be asking you to take and I and I'll say that now and with this I Talked about obedience a lot and in my own life. I shared my story of how I got into community how I Went to one service all the time Because I knew people were there who I didn't know who wasn't looking to be in community with me And I began to pray and ask God for a change and he says CJ I want you to stop going to this service because you know people wasn't there and I want you to go to the other service And I went there and God blessed me through that and I got in touch with so many people I started talking I'm here now because of it and you could go back and watch Messages from two weeks ago to get that full story But I've been convicted even in my own life That what has what started with obedience should continue with obedience What God led me with in the past he's like cj there's another step I want you to take and so there's been something that i've personally been Praying about and God has been putting on my heart and God has put a specific group Of people in my heart and on my mind and it's groups. I'm gonna just call it groups of young men Ages in their 20s 30s and 40s and if we could Deke Deke and I we met we met at a dinner We did I did a dinner with him And then there was another point where I did a dinner with a larger group of people And God is like, you know what in this season cj? I want you to open this up

To some other young men who might be in the season of their life where they're building They're trying to figure things out they're in their 20s their 30s and their 40s And I want you to open this up to some other young men who might be in the season of their life And they're building they're trying to figure things out they're in their 20s their 30s and their 40s host of dinner group And so here's what I want to do if you're in this room And you're in but you're a man in between ages your 20s your 30s and your 40s. I want you to the word MANS, M-A-N-S, to the number 94,000, not 9,400, 94,000. And on March 23rd, we're gonna get together. We're gonna have a dinner. You're gonna meet some guys. Deke is gonna be there. Jeremy is gonna be there. Vontae don't know yet, but Vontae is gonna be there. A couple other people gonna be there. And we're gonna get together. We're gonna talk. We're gonna get in community. And every other month, we're gonna get together and do this thing. Because again, we don't know how God is gonna work this all out. I don't know who's connected to who, but I do know people are at the other end of obedience. And so, if you're in the room and you're a man between those ages, I want you to text that. You can get the information on how we're gonna do this. And if you're here, and you need to join a group, you need to form community. Out in the hub, there gonna be people out there with their T-shirts on. Take this next step. Maybe this is your moment that Kim talked about, that Jeremy talked about, that Jordan talked about, that Jenny talked about. I believe that with all my heart. And so, we won't belabor the point, but I want us to be sensitive and open our hearts and minds to what God wants to do in this season. Let's pray. Father God, we don't underestimate what you can do with just small steps. Oftentimes, we miss the bigger things you want to do, because we're not obedient with the small things, with the silly things, with the uncomfortable things. Father God, help us to be people that say yes to your call, to your call, to your call, to your call, to your call, to your call. Help us to be people that say yes to your call, that don't harden our hearts when you come knocking. Father God, I pray that you help us to lean into the nudge, and if not for us, then for the people who are at the other side of our yes. For generations down the line, that'll be able to point back to this moment, that somebody took a step and got in community with somebody else, that changed the trajectory of their lives forever. We believe what you can do, we trust you, and we rely on you. In Jesus' precious and mighty name we pray, amen.

Have a blessed rest of your week. Go out to the lobby, scan the QR code. If you need to, text the word MANS. If you're in between the ages 20s, 30s, and 40s, if you're a man, we love you. We will see you next week. God bless.