Chaos-Mas Part 2

Hello, hello friend. Thank you so much for tuning in with us here at Freelife Chapel where we help you discover and live the free life in Christ My name is Kati and I'm so glad that you decided to tune in with us Hey, if you ever get a chance to come to the central Florida area come visit us We would love to connect with you face to face But until then visit our website freelifechapel.org to find out more about what's happening at your church today There's a phenomenal message in store just for you. I hope you're encouraged here. We are Christmas. None of us are living a Conflict free life that is not possible I know we all try to avoid the conflict. We try to back up on the chaos We try to stiff-arm all that stuff, but it's it's just not possible life brings the unexpected Life brings the undesired you have chaos in your life. How many of you have a person in your life? You have chaos in your life. I've just yeah, have you all are married? Do not look at your spouse look this way look this way, how do you have a job you got a job? Okay, there you go. Anybody got kids? Anybody live in America? Okay there. I mean if you've got chaos anybody have a mirror anybody have a mirror you have chaos in your life I'm just telling you Like like there's there's challenges. I Create my own challenges sometimes And I create a bunch of mess in my life. I Stir things up and I found out a long time ago. I need Jesus y'all To turn my chaos mess into Christmas Luke chapter 2 verse 11 is a verse that is really highlighted at this time of the year And if you're looking for some some message notes, it's on our app. You can pull those up But Luke chapter 2 verse 11 You've got you've got this big announcement being made by the by the angel that Speaks and is very pertinent to where we are today. And here's what the here's what the Bible says In fact read it with me out loud use your outside voice. Here we go. Use your Christmas Sunday voice ready? Here we go one two three for unto you is born this day in the city of David a

Savior who is Christ the Lord I need to make an announcement that might shock some of you Christ is not Jesus's last name Some of y'all are highly disappointed right now. I just messed up all of Christmas for you No, if we were gonna look at Jesus's last name how Jesus was referred to in his day He would be called Yeshua bar Joseph Bar means son of Joseph Yeshua Jesus son of Joseph that would have been how he was referred to in In in Jesus day as he was growing up But but we have we have him called Christ For unto you was born this day in the city of David a Savior who is Christ the Lord Christ in this language is Christos and it comes from That it's it's a New Testament term in the Greek that comes from an Old Testament language and title called Messiah and Mashiach means Messiah Literally Christ Christos is referring to The anointed one which is literally what Christ means the anointed one Jesus the anointed one for unto you was born this day in the city of David a Savior who is the anointed one of the Lord That's who Jesus was Jesus the anointed one Anointing what does that word mean growing up in church all my life, man? We heard the anointing preach. We we threw that word around like we all understood what it meant We just kind of used it just almost just just real quickly But but if we're just going to kind of give some perspective to it. It's it's something that is or someone that is set apart and consecrated by God

endowed with a special power ability or Purpose if that we see people through the Bible that were considered anointed Kings were anointed prophets were anointed people held anointings in the Bible and but all of those anointings were Shadows and pictures and pointing to Jesus who would be the anointed one He wasn't just another anointed one, he was the anointed one. He would be the one who would change everything. So why does the title of Christ matter? We drop this in, Christ-mas. Why does that matter? Why highlight that? Because Christ, not his last name, his title, it points to the purpose, mission, and power that he came with for you and me. We talked last week how Jesus was, he was born into a chaotic situation. He came into chaos. It's almost like chaos was set up waiting on him because he knew your life was full of chaos, he came in chaos. Go listen to the podcast from last week. I'm not going to repeat all that, but I want to bring a perspective up for you about this title of who he is to show us the picture as to what he did, why he came. Luke chapter 19 verse 10 tells us this, for the son of man came to seek and to save that which was lost. Now, now scholars will go back and forth on whether this word that should be there or not and who is that referring to, but I will tell you this, there's a lot of scholarship that points and shows us that he didn't say for those, he didn't just come to seek and save those who were lost, but that which was lost. Which is a bigger perspective than just those. So what would, what would Jesus be coming to seek and to save if he's seeking that instead of those? Explain that to me.

Well, I would have to take you back because Jesus came because Adam and Eve screwed this thing up in the garden. And have you know, if you'd have been here, you and I probably would have screwed things up also, right? I mean, there we go. So I can't be too mad at them because they're, that's my mom and dad. So there you have it. It's in the family, but I'm just saying Adam and Eve blew it in the garden. God had set up paradise for them and he said, look, y'all have it out, wear it out. It's going to be amazing. It's going to be amazing. Just leave this alone. And of course it's the one thing you're not supposed to do. You might notice that when someone tells you not to do something, that's the thing you want to do. That's why your kids are so screwed up. Just like you. They're just like you. They're just like you. That little rebellious nature. You can eat anything here. Just don't touch that. If you hadn't have said anything, I wouldn't have worried about it. You put the, you put the sign up, wet paint, don't touch. Just got to get my finger dirty. Like what is it about that? You put a speed limit up. Adam and Eve, Adam and Eve, when they sinned, they lost three things in the garden. They lost their intimacy with God. They lost their identity in who he made them to be.

And they lost their influence, their power when they sinned and went sideways in the They lost all three. Their intimacy with God, which is on full display today because today we worship everything but God and everyone but God. Their identity, they ran and hid. They lost their confidence. They lost their security. They lost their strength. They lost their identity. Now we see in our culture, people don't know who they are. So they got three and four social media profiles because they just want to be another person, another version of who they are. They're trying to self-identify and reclaim. People are all over the place today. They're lost. Do I matter? Do I have a purpose? There's no purpose. There's no identity. And their influence, because they lost spiritual influence, they exert abuse on other people. And they damage and they hurt trying to climb a ladder that doesn't even exist. Literally, we are dealing with issues today that happened in the garden. And Jesus says, I came to seek and to save all that. I came to bring all that back under the banner of God. That you don't have to live tore up in your intimacy. You can know God. You can know who you are. Your identity, where you're not seeking people to see if you're okay, I'm already good. I hope you like me, but if you don't, I'm good. And I'm just going to keep it.

And you can't just walk like these kids up here. Like it or not, I'm going to dance my dance. It's good to have that kind of confidence on the inside. And then to know that you've got influence. That through Christ, His power is in me. His authority is in me. I can live my life strong. That's exactly what Jesus came. Yes, he came to restore people back to God, but when we come back to God, we discover identity. We regain our influence and life gets better when we do it his way. He had to come because chaos was everywhere. Jesus was born into our chaos to restore unity and to restore order between God and man. But now watch this, this is different here. He didn't just come to restore relationship, he came to bring us back into alignment. Anybody ever had your car out of alignment? You're driving down the road and your car's pulling towards the ditch all by itself? Or it's pulling towards oncoming traffic? Like you gotta fight the wheel, right? God says your life naturally swerves towards ditches. You are attracted to head-on collisions in life. And I want to fix the alignment of your life that it's gonna take some of the struggle out of your life so that you can enjoy this ride. Jesus' mission was to restore man's peace with God, but watch this, but in order to do that,

oh, some of y'all aren't gonna like this, oh, you gotta come back next week, all right? It'll be better next week, I promise you. But in order to restore that and to fulfill that mission, he had to create conflict. Well, where's the peace? We're gonna talk about that. Matthew chapter 10, verse 34, a verse nobody should read during Christmas. Some of y'all will get that later, that's okay. Here's what it says, read it. Don't think I came to bring peace to the earth. I came to bring trouble, not peace. Thanks for coming, have a great day. Let your shopping be merry, amen. I didn't come to bring peace, but no, wait a minute. Peace on earth, goodwill towards all men. But Jesus said, yeah, I get that, but I didn't come to bring peace. I came to bring trouble. It's good trouble, but it's trouble. This is what he did. I'm going to confront your chaos. I'm gonna confront your chaos so you can actually experience real peace. I need to present something that's a solution to the issues. The things that you think you've got your hands on that are really helping your life are wrecking your life. You're protecting and holding onto stuff that's gutting your joy,

that you're leaking life everywhere, and you think you're together and you think everybody else is the problem and you can't figure out why is it not working? I should be further down the road than this. So Jesus shows up and he says, I'm gonna show you who I am. I'm gonna confront some things in your life. So he tells us these things like, I am the door. Why? Because you need to leave this season and get to a new season in your life. He says things like, I'm the light of the world. Why? Because you're living in darkness right now. I know you think you party and live in your best life. You can't even see right now. He says, I am the bread of life. Why? Because you're starving to death. And when you're starving, you'll eat anything. And just because it's available doesn't mean it's good for you. You better be careful who you hang with. You better be careful what you put your hands on. Oh, when you're seeking something that you don't have, you'll go for stuff that you never should. He said, I am the good shepherd because you've been lost and all alone and people are leading you astray, but I'm your God.

I am the lamb of God. Why? You need someone to heal the relationship between heaven and you and put life back together. Jesus came revealing, I'm all of these things because you need all of these things in your life. And every one of them was confronting chaos, confronting disorder, confronting stuff that just wasn't aligning. Can anybody in the room with me admit that we present a side of us that isn't the reality of who we are? Like we present better than we actually are. Now, if the person beside you did not raise their hand, they really have issues because they can't even admit that they're human like the rest of us. Jesus came starting some good trouble. Watch this, watch this, watch this, watch this. The church, Free Life Chapel, we fail if we only give comfort and we don't help people build peace. How many of you know sometimes your kids need to be comforted? They fell down, hit their foot, you know, oh my, oh, come here, come here, come here, come here. And then sometimes they do things and you don't need any comforting right now. You need some correction. We need to redirect and there is proper parenting will cause discomfort when done right. Because I love you, we're going to correct something.

Course correction, here we go. That's what we do. The church fails if all we're doing is offering comfort. Years ago I was doing something ridiculous, stupid, and I broke my wrist. I don't recommend it for anybody. It wasn't fun. I broke my wrist. And so I had to like, I broke it in Tennessee. I'm coming back to Florida and when I get back the next, I broke it over the weekend. I get back, I've got it all wrapped up. I went to the emergency room. They looked at it, yeah, it's broke. And so the doctor said, yeah, you have to come back in about a week and a half. I need all that swelling to go down before we can do anything with it. I said, do anything with it? Like can't you just kind of put something on that thing and kiss it and then let it go? He said, no, the way you broke it, we're going to have to set that thing. I said, explain. He said, it's out of place. We've got to put it back in place. But I need the swelling to go down before we can get it set. And then we'll wrap it up and kiss it and give you a lollipop and send you home. I still don't remember the lollipop.

I still don't remember the lollipop to this day. All I know is when I was in that office and I'm sitting there on that table and he has me put my elbow on the table, I'm sitting on the table beside a wall. The wall is right here. Cindy is sitting right there. Wall is beside me, elbow here. He grabs my hand with his hand and he reaches down and he puts his other hand right here. And I'm looking at him like, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus. He said, Pastor, on the count of three, we're going to go. We're going to get this thing back in place. And I said, oh, what does? He said, one, two. He lied. Because when he got to two, my feet were climbing up that wall. Jesus. I mean, oh, oh, oh, you don't understand. And after he got done, I should have known there was something wrong when he got my hand. And he takes this position here. He got done and he said, hold it right there. I'm like, what? Hold? Hold what? He said, we got to get x-rays now. Thankfully, it took on the first one. He said, it's in place. Let's cast it up. And yeah, that part.

He didn't just make me feel good about my busted situation. He said, you're broken. I'll give you some morphine and a lollipop. As long as you're comforted, that's all that matters. Ladies and gentlemen, that's not all that matters. Because it's possible for someone to comfort you when they should correct you. True love, true kindness is clarity about my situation. Love me enough to give me a truth that will show me how to get out of this pain in my life. Don't make me try to feel good about it. Show me the way out of it. This is why the Bible, Jesus said, I didn't come to bring comfort and all that pain. No, no, no. I came to cause trouble. What kind of trouble? Trouble on purpose. It is a truth in love that's going to confront your situation and cause you, bring you to a point of challenge like what will I do now that I realize there's another way, a better way, a higher way to live my life. You see, it's really tough because most people confuse comfort with peace and the two are not the same. Comfort is circumstantial. Peace is when I am fixed in my heart and my mind. Comfort is feeling driven but peace is truth driven. Comfort uses avoidance and excuses. Peace uses, seeks alignment and wholeness. Comfort, it seeks support and celebration.

Peace seeks truth and change. Jesus says, I'm coming to bring some peace but you may not like it while I'm getting this broken situation set. It's going to cause more pain than what you want initially but you'll be able to use it long-term. after I get done putting it together. You see, peace is not the absence of conflict, but the presence of hope. Peace doesn't mean everything is good in my life. I can have a peace and be tore up from the floor up with situations in my world. As long as the situation that's tore up is outside of me and not inside of me, I'll be just fine. I can have a storm on the outside. All the sound guys just gasped right there. I can have the storm on the outside, but as long as I can just stand my ground and let it snow and let it rain and let the storm hit all around me, but know that my feet are on a good foundation, that everything in here is gonna be all right. That's what allowed the apostle Paul to be locked up in prison and keep singing his songs. That's what allowed Daniel to be in a lion's den, but know that God is good and keep trusting him. That's what allowed Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego to walk through a fiery furnace, knowing in here everything is gonna be all right. But I have a hope, I have a peace, I have something that violates,

that's bigger here than all the situations out here, and you and I need to live our lives with that hope, that peace. Romans 15 verse 13, check this out. Here's what it says. May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. He's the God of hope, so it's our job to get your hopes up. Yes, it is. It's our job to get your eyes off the circumstance and back on God, and when that happens, all of a sudden joy and peace rushes in. Why? Because it shows you that just because things are rough now doesn't mean it's over. It's not the final verdict in your life. Get your eyes down the road, and I serve a God who is greater. I serve a God who is kinder. I serve a God who is all-powerful, all-knowing, and knows my life, and he's able to do exceeding abundantly above, so it might be bad right now, but just keep watching because God's about to bust a move in my life, and everything is gonna be all right. This is the peace Jesus brought. Get the things aligned inside with God. Come into order with him, and the moment you do, you can only do that when you submit to his life,

when you surrender to his way, and now his word becomes your focus. His word becomes the thing you're fixed on, and once his word, the unmovable, unshakable reality of God hits your life, and God's word becomes more truthful than what you feel in your circumstances, you can stand your ground. I don't like what they said, and I don't like what's going on, but God is good, and I'm gonna wipe tears and stand my ground because any moment now, God's bringing me through. That, ladies and gentlemen, is the peace Jesus came to give us that in the midst of chaos, you can stand your ground and know I'm coming through, everything is gonna be fine. Those people are some strong people. So how do you make it through a chaotic world? You make it through chaos with the hope that produces peace in God. You see, Jesus has the power to change everything. Amen. That's why his title is Christos, the anointed one. A power, an authority, an ability that supersedes anything you've ever seen or known. That's why Isaiah 9, 6 calls him the prince of peace. Prince is a title of authority. Like, he ain't just a peaceful guy. He's the ruler, the authority, the prince of peace. I own this. Like, my house, I'm the one who disseminates.

He's the prince of peace, and because of that, we see what he does, why Jesus was coming. In fact, Isaiah 61 tells us when the Messiah, when Christos comes, here's what his power will do. Isaiah 61 says this. He will rebuild the ruins of our lives. He will trade his beauty for our ashes. He will trade his joy for our grief. He will trade his celebration for our despair. Isaiah 53 comes. along, speaking of the Messiah, of Christos, the anointed one and his anointing, he will be wounded for chaos of our rebellion. He will be bruised for the chaos of your sin and failure. He will pay the penalty for the chaotic lives we've chosen to live. He will be beaten for our sickness and for our disease. And if the chaos wasn't crazy enough, Christma steps in, Jesus steps in, the anointed one steps in. And 2 Corinthians 4, Paul puts it this way, because the Messiah, because Christos came, we get troubled but we're never crushed. We get frustrated but we never quit. We get persecuted but we're never alone. We get knocked down but never knocked out. Ladies and gentlemen, peace rules and reigns in our hearts because Jesus, the Christ, the anointed one showed up and confronted us and brought us into alignment and we get to live with this today. Would you turn to someone and tell them, I'm still here, I'm still here, I'm still here. Turn back and tell them, don't tap out, don't tap out, don't tap out. Whatever you do, whatever you do, peace will hold you. Watch, watch, watch. Peace is one of the fruit of the Spirit.

How do you know you're doing well when you've got a peace that doesn't make sense? The Bible calls it a peace that passes all understanding. I should have lost my mind up in here, up in, but you're still here right now and you're still smiling right now and you're still, and people don't understand. What are you drinking? What are you smoking? You got your 420, like what in the world is happening? No, no, no, no. I'm looking to one who is greater. This is temporary. He is eternal. That's circumstantial. My eyes and my heart are fixed on Him. Let life come. Let the wind blow. My God is holding me. This is what the Prince of Peace, He came to violate your situation. He came to turn it around. That's why He doesn't come and just rescue you out of it. He allows you to get in it so you and He together can bring peace in the midst of a storm. So when the wind blows, stand up and talk back to it. I'm not living this way. It's got to change to match the promise that I had from my God, the Anointed One, and His anointing is alive in my life and my best days are on the way. Oh, when you know this, you understand no more chaosmas, only Christmas in my life. That's how I'm living for the rest of my life. Life is chaos, but Jesus is our peace. You need peace at 15 years old today. All the people in my generation don't have a clue what it is to be 15 years old today. It's a different world.

If you're single, you better get some peace in your heart. You will reach for stuff that you will regret for the rest of your life. I know she looked good, but it wasn't all that. If you're married, never mind, never mind, never mind. Let's just... Let me finish with this. Your life needs peace in three areas real quickly. This is why Jesus came. You need spiritual peace. You need to restore your heart back to God. The separation of you and God, that's what's causing the chaos, the darkness, the mess. Jesus came to restore us back to God. Romans 5, verse 1 says this. Read it with me. We have peace with God because of what Jesus Christ, our Lord, has done for us. This is why He came, to seek and to save that. Yeah, this is a part of that, oneness with God, peace. So, number one, spiritual peace. Number two, Jesus came to restore emotional peace. Oh, He's concerned about your emotions. He's concerned about how you think, what you feel in life. And when it sucks, that's not okay for Him. When you feel alone and broken and no one understands, that's not all right. He rushes to you. He's there. Everyone walks out, He steps in. He's most wonderful at stepping into situations that nobody wants to be a part of. He's not afraid of your mess. Colossians chapter 3, verse 15 says this.

Let the peace of Christ be in control in your heart. The voices from your past have got to get quiet. The reputation. that you're trying to outlive and run from, let it go. But watch this. When we live in violation to God's word and God's will, you know what happens? We have conflict in here. The worst conflict you'll ever have is not outside but inside. You can leave them, but you can't leave you. And when you lay down in bed at night, the thoughts that you think and the desires of your heart and the decisions you're making, are they aligned with God, his plan, his word, his will? Or am I opposing God himself and wonder why life isn't working? Am I pushing back, am I stiff-arming God? And then wonder why he's not close to me? You see, emotional healing, emotional restoration, emotional peace with self happens whenever we settle in and say yes to him. And when we say yes to him and just surrender, anxiety leaves, guilt leaves, fear leaves, anger begins to leave, narcissism. It's all about me, all about me, me, me, me, I, I, I, look at me, look at, all of that stuff, it just dissipates. In other words, in order to have emotional peace, we've got to live all the Bible,

just not our favorite parts of it. It's not just what's highlighted, it's the other parts too. You see, we highlight what brings us comfort and we skip over what gives us peace to find comfort. But Jesus says, no, the other parts are important too because this will align your life for peace so you can experience my comfort. Yes, comfort is important, you and I need comfort, of course we do, yes we do, but God help us if we ever get comfort when we truly need peace. The third area, spiritual peace, emotional peace, and relational peace. Yeah, the Bible actually tells us in Hebrews chapter 12, verse 14, this is a tough one, swallow hard and read it out loud. Work at living in peace with everyone. Who did your mind just run to? Who did your mind just run to? Like, them, who was that, who was that? Like, you don't even understand. Jesus does, Jesus does. But notice the first word, work, work, work, work, work. You're gonna have to work this thing. It ain't gonna be easy, somebody gotta work on this. That's why Matthew, Jesus was preaching, he said, blessed are the peacemakers. You gotta make it, it ain't just showing up. No one's going to just Amazon you a surprise gift of peace, it don't work that way. Somebody's gotta be the adult in the room.

Someone's gotta show up and say, I've got enough peace for me and you too. I'm working on this, we're gonna restore this. I'm more adult than this, I'm bigger than I used to be. I'm emotionally at ease, I've got oneness with God. That means I've got enough that I can give you too. And understand this, when you realize how much chaos you deal with in your life and you realize that others are dealing with the same chaos you are, it kind of reminds us, we all need Jesus. I mean, you know, in my estimation, people at DMV need a little bit more. Just a minute. Chaos is a part of life. Jesus is too. Chaos doesn't have to run it, Jesus will. Jesus is gonna bring correction in the middle of comfort so that you can live with peace. Stop excusing and pushing back on things you don't like. Stop seeking comfort instead of growth. Let's move our life forward. That's why Jesus came. He came to turn our chaosmas into Christmas. Would you please stand on your feet? When I was in college, I had a Toyota. It was a little hatchback. It was the ugliest gold slash yellow, like I don't even know what color you would call it, puke. It was the ugliest colored Toyota Versa,

hatchback, nothing sexy about a hatchback while you're in college. I mean, it was just bad. But you know what? I had wheels, I had wheels, so thank you very much. And I was giving people rides, so thank you. Only problem was. one day the starter went out and back in those days we had these things called manual. They had these things called clutches. Y'all don't even know what that is. Today you just turn the key and just go. No, no, no. Back in the day it took a college degree to learn how to drive a car. You had to push the clutch in, put it in first gear, simultaneously, see that right there, that threw half y'all off, simultaneously push the gas pedal while you're letting off the clutch and you got to do it well. If not, you'll get whiplash, you'll be going to the chiropractor. Y'all know what I'm talking about. Y'all been there? Starter went out, I had to, I had to use my, had to pop the clutch to get my car going and so I was always parking on hills. I'm looking for a hill. I might have to walk three blocks but that's where the hill is and I popped that clutch for probably six months, seven months. I was popping clutches. Come rain, come shine, pop that clutch. Thank you Lord, thank you. I thought, I thought I was getting by with it when I learned to pop the clutch until it got really old, really quick and I realized I was tearing my car up. You see, eventually we all reach places that we stop putting band-aids on tore-up situations and it's time to stop popping the clutch on your marriage. It's time, it's time to stop always just looking for a hill to just to get things going because whenever you get the right pieces in play, life works exactly how it's supposed to. God will bring some rest back to your life but first you and I have to be confronted with, I have to admit the chaos before I can even make room for God in my life. I need peace because I ain't got it and I'm saying yes to him. We don't live perfect. I just live in pursuit and let him keep working this out. I want us to

pray today. Let's do this. Father, we admit that we need you today. We admit the chaos is real in our life. It's crazy. Things get tore up and we're just, we're living just popping clutches in our life and this is not the way it was supposed to be. It's supposed to be smoother, stronger, better, more reliable, getting through situations. Today God, we've got turmoil all around us but it's the turmoil that's in us. It's the chaos in us that you came to deal with. You are the Prince of Peace. You are the one that heals it all. You give us a hope that lets us see beyond where we are to turn our eyes back on you that we're not looking at circumstances but we're facing you today God. I pray that you would get the attention of all of my friends in this room, all my brothers at Polk CI right now who were in a difficult scenario in their head, their heart, their life. God, would you give them a peace right there where they are? Remind them you love them and you're with them and it's not over and the same peace on the outside is the same peace on the inside. That it's possible to have more peace at Polk CI than it is on the nicest island in the world because as long as you are ruling and reigning in our heart, we're going to be fine. All is good. God, today I pray the chaos out of people's lives and I pray you would not just comfort us but you would bring a peace that would confront us and today help us to realize that we must turn it all over to you that we can experience the hope, the peace, the joy that only you can give. Thank you for telling us the truth. Thank you for not leaving us in a lie. Thank you for leading us forward and not walking around us. Thank you for your conviction. Thank you for the challenge. Thank you for the sacrifice and the love. We look to you. We call on you. We need you today. Would you take about 20 seconds, 30 seconds in this room and just declare to him, God I need you in my life today. I'm surrendering my life to you. I'm giving it all. I want you to step in and remove the chaos. I want your peace to rule and reign in my heart. Let that peace pass all understanding. Doesn't make sense why I'm calm in this but because of you, because of your hope, I know all is going to be okay. Be with my friends and affirm that I pray today especially in this Christmas season. Thank you Jesus Christ for coming to

this earth. In Jesus name, amen, amen, amen. If you received that today, would you put your hands together? We hope this message encouraged you. For more encouraging messages, feel free to visit our website, freelivechapel.org. Until then, I hope you have an amazing day.