Count the Stars | Jabin Chavez | City Light Church

Hey, what's up to our online City Light family. Man, I love you guys so much. We are about to jump into God's Word. I believe it's gonna be powerful. I believe it's gonna be relevant. And I really do honestly believe that God's gonna speak to you. So I just want you to open your heart and believe with us that God is gonna do something amazing through this sermon right now in your heart. If you have not liked and subscribed and done all the things, if you would do that, that would be a huge blessing to us as our media team tells me that it helps the algorithm. Whatever an algorithm is, I guess we want to be on it. So I love you, let's jump into God's Word. Genesis 15, we're in a series entitled by faith and we're in week five of what is looking to be a long, are you texting me? Oh, sorry, I thought you were looking at me like your phone. Sorry, my wife's phone was like that. And I was like, are you, I thought you were hinting. You had to look, you were like, check your flies down, zip up. We're in this series and it doesn't look like we have an end in sight. We're gonna be preaching through it at least through the month of June because I just feel like God's doing a lot, amen. Had some really great miracles that we've already seen

in the life of the church and grateful for that. Genesis 15, verse one, after this, and I'll explain what after this is later in the sermon. The Word of the Lord came to Abram in a vision. Do not be afraid, Abram, I'm your shield, I'm your very great reward. But Abram said, sovereign Lord, what can you give me? Basically he's saying, I already have money, I already have stuff, what else can you give me? I want a son, I remain childless. And the one who will inherit my estate is Eliezer of Damascus. Abram said, you've given me no children, so a servant in my household will have to be my heir. The Word of the Lord came to him, this man will not be your heir, but a son who is your own flesh and blood will be your heir. You will have a son. I haven't forgotten what I told you. He took him outside and said, look up at the sky and count the stars, if indeed you can count them. Then he said to him, so shall your offspring be. Abraham believed, that word believed right there, that word believed is the Hebrew word amen, where we get amen. Literally God gives him this promise and Abraham goes, amen. And God's response to Abraham's amen is he accredited it unto him as righteousness.

Now think about this. This is so powerful. Maybe you're thinking in this kind of church, why are you always trying to get us to say amen and shout and say hallelujah and run around and roll on the floor and do jumping jacks? Like, why are you like that, Jamie? Because I know that for many of you, you might just be one amen away from a miracle, from a breakthrough. See, like you're gonna agree with somebody you're actually saying amen to somebody. So you can, you know, as the old Bob Dylan song said, you're gonna serve somebody, it might be the devil, it might be the Lord, you're gonna serve somebody. You're gonna say amen, you're gonna come into agreement with somebody. Abraham agrees with God and says amen. And my thought is if I can get you to say amen in here, maybe you'll say amen to God out there. So he says amen and God gives him, he credited unto him or accounted unto him righteousness. By the way, that's how we're saved. We believe in Jesus and he takes righteousness out of his account and he places it in our account. What a blessing. You don't earn salvation, you can't buy salvation, you can't do enough good works to get salvation.

If works could get us saved, no one would be saved because ain't nobody good enough to be saved. So God takes righteousness when we believe in Jesus and he places it into our account, gives it to us. What a blessing. God said, count the stars. I wanna talk about count the stars. Thank you, Jesus. Speak now, I pray. Jesus' name, amen. Amen, amen, amen. Thank you, by the way, to the worship team for just flowing with me. Can we clap our hands for them? Wow. Hopefully they'll hear the clap. They're all by the dumpster having their smoke break, but we trust God that. So wrong. Half the room's laughing, half the room's like, oh, is that the smoking section? I've been looking for like. I think God is sensing discouragement in Abram. 10 years earlier in chapter 12, God said, you're gonna be a father. I'm gonna make you a father. Now, 10 years later, Abram is still waiting on the promise. And so God gives him the same word for a second time. He has to remind him, I know what I said and I didn't forget what I said

and I'm gonna fulfill what I said. Don't give up on it. I can sense your discouragement and I can sense your impatience, but I know exactly what I'm doing. Never forget that. When you don't know what God is doing, that doesn't mean that God doesn't know what he's doing. And just cause it looks like nothing is happening, something in the kingdom is always happening. So don't get it twisted. Where is God? He's busy and he's working. And he's working on your behalf and he is planning and preparing the things that he has prepared for you. Don't give up. And I kind of felt like we're five months into the year and we started 2026 and 2026 is gonna be my year, this is gonna be my year and this is gonna be an amazing year. And you prayed and you fasted and here we are in May and you're going, God, what's up? And I've just come to tell you, don't give up yet. Don't quit on this year. Come on. Don't quit on 2026. Don't quit on your family. Don't quit on your future. Don't quit on the thing God put in your spirit.

Don't change your mind on something that God has not changed his mind on. So God is taking our Romans for our father in the faith. That's what they call Abraham. He's our father in the faith who's currently fearful and doubting and God's getting him back to faith. And every Christian has to fight. The scripture says this, fight the good fight of faith. What does that mean? That means that the only fight we're fighting for is to stay in faith. Why? Because we can get out of faith. And the opposite of faith is not fear, it's sight. Eyesight shows me what is. Regret shows me what could have been. But faith shows me what could be. Now, I want you to look at this. Most of our lives, sadly, will be lived in eyesight and regret. We're looking at what's going on in our life right now or we're looking at what could have been and what we might have done and if we should have done and if we could have done and most of us live there, but God is inviting us into and pulling us into and we have to fight for faith or we will live our whole life telling ourselves all the reasons

God can't do anything in our life because I'm too young or because I'm too old or because it had to happen here or it should have happened there or if I didn't do it there and God's going, I'm not referencing your current circumstances nor am I referencing your history to where I wanna take you into your future and if you would have faith in what I could do. Now, it's way easier to live by eyesight and regret. That's why we do it. Why? Because we have emotions attached to it. You can feel what you're going through and you can look back and feel what you went through. You can't feel faith because you've never been there. Has anyone ever been to Hawaii? I know we got a lot of Hawaiians in our church. Shout out to the many, many, oh, hi, yeah, okay, whoa. That was amazing. Who did that? One more time. Give me one more though. That was amazing. Can you do it? Girl, why are you back to eating me on the front row? I need a good amen once in a while.

If the, don't do that. You'll scare me, but that's awesome. If you've been to Hawaii, you know what Hawaii feels like. You walk out that plane and that air hits you and you go, this is heaven. This is heaven. If you've never been to Hawaii, there's no way for us to explain that to you. But if you would trust us and we want to tell you about a place you haven't been to yet. That if you went there, you would love it. I feel like God's in your future going, if you would just trust me. You've never been here yet. You've never felt this yet. You don't know what it, but I'm already here. Stay in faith, faith. Somebody say count the stars, count the stars. So, so, so, so here's what I know. Here's what I know about, about God. Here's what I know about faith. God is the reward of faith. God is the reward of faith. I am your shield, your very great reward. That is what God said to Abraham about himself. I am your reward. Not only is God a rewarder, God is the reward. The reward of walking with God

is not just the stuff God will do for you. forgive you, the reward for walking with God is actually God. Jesus is not the means to an end, he is the end. He's the end. What a nickname. Yo, my name's Jesus, but I go by the end. That's in your Bible, you don't believe me? Revelation chapter one, I'm the alpha and I'm the omega. I'm the A to Z. I'm the beginning and the end, I'm the end, I'm it. You can't find the beginning of me and you can't find the end of me, because I am the end. I'm the Lord God who is and who was and who is to come. He is the almighty, come on, let's give that awesome God a praise right there. He's the end. And listen, I want you to, ladies, I want you to believe for your husband and fellas, I want you to believe for a wife and married couples, I want you to believe for a baby and business owners, I want you to believe for God to prosper you and on and on, and all of those things are a blessing. But don't get it twisted, the greatest reward of Christianity is not what God will do for you, but it is God himself, it's knowing God. Oh, that I may know him in the power of his resurrection and even in the fellowship of his sufferings.

In other words, knowing God is worth persecution. And Paul is not writing this from the presidential villa suites of the wind, he's writing this from a prison saying, I'm in jail for knowing God and I still wanna know God and it's worth knowing God. There ain't nothing, nothing sweeter than knowing the name of Jesus. Knowing that voice, feeling that presence, knowing the hand of God is upon your life, knowing the presence of God is with you, opening the scriptures and here I am in Hebrews again God's talking to me again and I'm 27 years into this. I've been walking with Jesus since I was 15, been reading the Bible since I was 15 and I can open up Hebrews chapter 10 and there it is all over again as if I've never read it, it's so new and so fresh and so beautiful because God is the source of this. You know, I was just on a podcast with my friend Preston Morrison and we were talking about walking with the Lord and I said, brother, there's just nothing like, you know, you open the Bible and all over again God speaks to you. I said, there's just nothing like it and as I said it, tears filled his eyes, he looked at me, he said, there's nothing like it. There just ain't nothing like it. Money can't buy it. Drugs can't get you high enough to find it. Alcohol can't numb you enough to experience it.

Sex is not pleasurable enough to compare to it. This is something beyond anything that the natural can offer you. Ayahuasca can't give it to you. Jack Daniels can't give it to you. Coors Light can't give it to you. A strip club can't give it to you. Hittin' it big at the craps table can't give it to you. Getting the dream home can't give it to you. Driving the Ferrari can't give it to you. I'm talking about something that the world can't give and the world can't take away. I'm talking about Jesus. Yes. Somebody shout with this preacher right now. Come on, give me a good amen. Hallelujah. He is the reward of our faith. After this, Genesis 15, one said, after this, after this, Abraham was afraid and the Lord spoke. After this, after what? Well, after chapter 14. You're welcome, that's why I'm the pastor, guys. I'm a theological powerhouse. After 14 came 15. Well, what happens in 14? Well, in 14, Abraham wins a great victory. And something very powerful happens when Abraham gets this victory. Number one, he gives a tithe to King Melchizedek,

the king of Salem, peace, what would become Jerusalem, Salem, Jerusalem. So Abraham gets a victory. Number one thing he does, he honors God. Never forget this. Entrepreneurs, never forget this. Business owners, never forget this. People, as God is blessing you, the first thing you do when God blesses is you honor God. Okay, but he doesn't just honor God. He dishonors and he says no to the king of Sodom. He says yes to the king of Salem. He says no to the king of Sodom. Sodom wants to reward him for the victory, so he wants to give him a reward. Here's the reward that kings would give to soldiers. They would give them money and they would give them a city shield. It's what we would think of like a key to the city, but even more than that, in these days, they would give you this mini shield that you would carry around and it's like you own the town. You could go anywhere, do anything, say anything, go to it. The city was. and the king of Sodom said, I'm gonna pay you, I'm gonna give you money and I'm gonna give you a shield and all of Sodom is yours. And Abraham says, I won't take anything from you lest anybody says the king of Sodom made me rich,

God made me rich. So it wasn't just what he said yes to honoring God, it's what he said no to. See, you can actually be generous and still not integrous. You can tithe, but still be part of a world carnal system, a Sodom system. You could drop your offering in the bucket, but you're still not in God's system yet. So it wasn't just that he said yes to God, it's that he said no to the shield and he said no to the reward. And after this, Abram's feeling what I felt when I've obeyed God, which is what the heaven did I just do. So now we get to chapter 15 and Abram's afraid. Abram's worried, is the king of Sodom gonna come after me? Abram's worried, did I do the right thing? Should I have said no or should I have just taken the reward and moved on with my life? What am I doing? And God shows up after this and says, Abram, I saw your integrity. I saw your generosity. I saw how you said no to a Sodom system. I saw how you said no to the shield and to the reward. So here's my response to you. I will be your shield and your very great reward. You think the king of Sodom is generous? Watch what I'll do for you. And God bless you, I just want you to know

God sees your tears, God hears your prayers, God sees your giving, God sees your serving, God sees your integrity, God sees you honoring when no one else sees you, God sees you and God will honor you for your faith. He's my shield, he's my reward. God is the reward of my faith. And who is this God? He is the Lord. Hey, what's up family? We're about to get right back into God's word. Just before we do, I wanted to thank so many of you who have helped us financially. Maybe you don't live in Vegas, maybe you don't even live in America, but something in your heart has been stirred to help us reach literally one of the most unreached places on planet Earth. Las Vegas is the most unchurched city in the most unchurched state, Nevada, in all of America. And we're doing everything we can to reach more people with the gospel. And so to all of you who have ever given to our ministry, thank you. To you who maybe have not but have been impacted by this house, by the teaching and preaching from this house. I wanna ask you, would you consider helping us as we continue to bring the good news of Jesus to our region?

You can go to citylightvegas.com and find all the ways to give there. I love you so much. I appreciate you. I'm praying for you. Let's jump back into God's word. God has a name. I don't know if you know that God has a name. God is not a name, God is a title. The Lord is not a title, it's a name. Everywhere where you see the Lord in the Old Testament, it's actually a Hebrew word called Yahweh. It's his personal name. Also translated Jehovah. That's his name. It means uncreated one, preexistent one, and it means God, capital G, above all gods, small g, Lord, capital L, above all small l lords. This is who God is. He's the preexistent one. He's the uncreated one. He's the God above all gods. This is important because the Lord comes to Abram and now Abram's placing his faith in the Lord. See, before Abram met the Lord, he was what we call a polytheist, many gods. So if he needed rain, he went to the rain God. If he needed food, he went to the food God. If he needed grain, he went to the grain God. If he needed fire, he went to the fire God.

If they needed a baby, they prayed to the baby God. If they needed victory in battle, they prayed to the God of war. If they needed sunshine, they prayed to the God of the sun and they would pray to the different gods for different needs. And now God shows up and he says, you don't need all those other small g gods anymore. You got me now. And don't roll your eyes at Abram like he was an idolater, like we're not idolaters. See, our idols aren't little mini wooden statues. Our idols are little pieces of electronics. Our idols are money. Our idols are power. Our idols are prestige. Our idols are social acceptance. We all got idols. And none of those little g gods, none of those little l lords can satisfy you and can provide for you. But there is a God who is your reward. And there is a God that. has everything you need. And the Bible gives us even more clarity in Exodus chapter three when Moses says, what's your name, who do I tell them sent me? And God says, you tell them I am, that I am said. What's your name, I am. Are you love, I am.

Are you holy, I am. Are you healing, I am. Are you strength, I am. Are you salvation, I am. Whatever you need, I am. That's the God you serve. So stop settling for all of these little G gods that cannot satisfy you when you already have the reward for your faith, I am. If you're thirsty, I am living water. If you're hungry, I am the bread of life. If you're weary, I am your strength. If you're lonely, I am a friend that sticks closer than a brother. If you're tempted, I am your power. If you're fearful, I am your peace. If you're sick, I am the God who healeth thee. If you're discouraged, I am the glory and the lifter of your head. I am, that I am is with you and he is your reward. I think we ought to take about 15 seconds to praise. I am, come on, somebody shout with me, clap with me, dance with me, celebrate with me, I am, that I am. And he's the reward of my faith. God is the reward of my faith. Number two, God has not forgotten his promise. 10 years in, watch this, 10 years in to a 25 year miracle. We ain't even at the halfway mark yet, dog. But God can feel his discouragement.

So he comes back and he goes, I didn't forget what I said to you. And you might feel like you've been waiting 10 years, 20 years, 30 years. Some of you spiritually immature people, two weeks. Lord, Lord told me two weeks ago, where's the answer, Lord? He ain't in a hurry. And you cannot rush him. So you might as well settle in. Don't give up on the promise, don't give up on the dream. Don't give up on the word God gave you. Though it will not come in your time, God knows exactly what he's doing. Do not forget this one thing, do not forget this one thing, do not forget this, this is crazy. Peter's like, just don't forget how God works with you. By the way, 2 Peter is not about the end times, it's not about eschatology, it is specifically about how God deals with people and he says this, to the Lord a day is like a thousand years and a thousand years is like a day. Meaning he's on his own clock. For the Lord is not slow in keeping his promise as some understand slowness. In other words, the way we understand slowness. God, where are you? God, what you doing? God, where you been? God, what's up? Instead, this is crazy, Manny,

he's actually being patient with you. He's not just patient, he's going, you have no idea what I'm doing. You don't understand the way I'm setting you up right now. You don't understand all the miracles that I'm getting in place. You don't understand that I'm playing, you're playing checkers, I'm playing chess, I'm moving things that you don't even see yet. I'm actually being patient. You're complaining, you're going, where's my son? Where's my miracle? Where's my man? Where's my wife? Where's our kid? And God's going, I'm doing things so beyond you. Never confuse God being patient as God being passive. He's working, he's moving. You just don't see it yet. And it is so easy to get out of faith and it's so easy to force God's hand. By the way, that's exactly the next step of Abram. Another year passes and we get to chapter 16 and Sarah's given up. They're now 11 years into this miracle and she looks at her husband and says, babe, I can't get pregnant and you're getting older by the day. Why don't you just sleep with my assistant, Hagar? Abraham, that dog.

Bobby goes, honey, I don't want to. I don't wanna sleep with this 20 year old beautiful girl. I don't wanna do that. But for the Lord, amen. You know, it's just for the family. If I have to sack, I guess I'll lay my life at the altar. He sleeps with Hagar and they produce an Ishmael. Y'all, we still in conflict today over Ishmael. Here we are 6,000 years later, Israel and Islam still fighting. We're all dragged into that war now. We're all a part of the impatience of Abram. See, the arm of the flesh will always move faster than the arm of the spirit. But the arm of the flesh always produces Ishmael. And your impatience will produce a harvest that looks like the promise. Your impatience will produce a harvest that looks just enough like the promise, but it ain't the promise. So you're gonna have to wait. You're gonna have to rest. You're gonna have to decide, do I want fast or do I want God? I love what Kenneth E. Hagan would say before he went to heaven. He said, I'd rather be late in the will of God than early out of the will of God. Yeah, even us, right? You know, we're finally starting to school.

We're finally starting a Bible college. Why'd it take so long, pastor? It's like, dear Jesus, we're only eight years old, but I understand. It's like, when are we gonna start? When are we gonna start? When are we gonna start? We're gonna start when God gives us the green light. When are we gonna start another location? When God gives us a green light. When we go, when God gives us a green light. And you can get to that place where you go, I don't move without peace and I don't move without the hand of God because God's being patient with me and God's working things out that I don't see. You know, Manny is my friend. We're preachers and so we're talking. We're always processing life. A year ago, they were here, but right before he moved into the building and we're believing God, they just bought land. They bought 11 acres and they're gonna build the building. And I prayed, because I'll never forget it, because I ripped off a watch and I handed it to him and I said, God's gonna give you the right time and the right people and the right place and the da-da-da. And people loved that I gave away a watch. They missed the word, but they loved that I gave,

not him, I'm talking about people. People are like, oh, cool, he can give away his watches. It's like, yeah, you missed it, but good job. And so I gave him a watch. I said, right time, right time, right time. It's gonna be the right time. A year later, nothing has moved on that land. They've been fighting the city and fighting this and fighting that. And it's been an issue, it's been an issue. And it's kind of like, God, where's our Isaac? Where's our baby? But God was being patient with him. So now God's opening up a door for them to buy a movie theater that's gonna be, trust me, way cheaper than building a building. Trust, trust. They're gonna buy the building. They're gonna be able to buy that, remodel that. That is gonna be a way, and we're gonna have to cut this out of the live stream. I'm so sorry, I don't know if you've told people all this. Sorry. And don't cut the feed, this is a good sermon, but we'll cut it out later. And now we see the hand of God. But God was doing that the whole time. God was never surprised, God saw the whole thing moving. And God, I think, is actually honoring their faith

to buy land to take their next step to now they'll be able to sell that. I'm just telling you, and I've seen that over and over and over and over and over again. And by the way, we're gonna sow into that. And the Lord told me this week, we're to give you 10,000 a month for the next year to help with that. Now, just don't miss this. It's a flow, this is a flow, this is the flow. Faith is a flow. Flesh is a push. Flesh is a, I'll produce this on my own. Flesh is, I'll make it happen. Faith is, God will make it happen. It's a flow. All right. By the way, why do we, we do stuff like that publicly, we give publicly to try to stretch your brain to rejoice when people are getting blessed, right? So like, I said we're gonna help them. I don't know, if 120,000 isn't a lot to you, by the way, match it, give it to them, you know what I'm saying? That's a lot to me. And I actually want you to be able to be like, oh my God, look what God just did for that preacher. What could God do for, wow, let's celebrate not, no, let's give a golf clap to the Lord. All right, so I'm just pastoring you real quick

and offending you. All right, amen, we need you. Seat, praise God. Number three. Number three. Worship team, soften me up. Give me some sweet pads right now to sweeten me up quickly. Quick, Caesar, hit anything. Just bang on the keys. Okay, thank you. God is bigger than your tent. Get out of my tent. God is bigger than your tent. God is bigger. See, the tent now represents 11 years of disappointment. 11 years of we've tried and failed, tried and failed, tried and it hasn't worked, tried and it hasn't worked, tried and it hasn't worked, tried and it hasn't worked. So God says, I gotta get you out of this tent. The tent of a self-imposed ceiling, a self-imposed barrier, self-imposed limitations. We all have tents that we have to get out of and God says, I need you to get out of it and I need you to look up and I need you to see from a bigger place. Tents of limitation, tents of doubt, tents of your past, your past that is lying to you, telling you that what was will always be. So God actually has to get you to confront your past

and he says, forget the former things. How do I forget the former things? Here's how, by not dwelling on the past. You forget the former by stop talking about it all the time. It's not that it leaves your brain, it's that it no longer has deciding power. Did that make sense what I just said? You're still, you could still remember it, but it no longer, you no longer go to it as a reference. Faith in God is now your reference, not your past. Why? Because I don't dwell on that anymore. Some of y'all just dwelling on stuff. People just, and by the way, it could be good or bad. Oh man, I just remember before COVID. Stop talking, it's over, it's done, stop. Stop talking about before COVID. I remember before COVID, man, gas was like $1.79 a gallon. It's over, that's over, bye. I remember you get a Whopper for 99 cents, man. It's over, bye, it's gone. You ain't get a 99 cent Whopper again, it's over. Now I remember when music was music, bro. I remember when music was music. You know all that music that you talk about? You know, it's all right here, right? It's like right here, it's like, you can listen to all of it for free YouTube. The good old days, they weren't that good, come on. Stop dwelling on it, stop rehearsing it.

See, I'm doing a new thing, now it springs up. Do you not perceive it? That word perceive literally means to say. Do you not, can you not say it? Can you not say that I'm doing a new, can you not get your mouth in agreement with what I'm doing? Can you not say God's making a way for me? God's making a way in the wilderness, streams in the wasteland, water is flowing. Something good is, come on, somebody shout with me right there. Agree with me right there. God is doing a new thing, not an old thing again, a new thing, and we don't like new things. Stand up, stand up, you're not dismissed, but stand up. We don't like old things, that's why Jesus said, Jesus said, when new wine is being served, people talk about, we like the old wine. Jesus goes, I don't serve old wine, I serve new wine and new wineskins, I'm doing a new thing. But if you're trying to compare what I'm doing now to what was, you will always miss out on the miracle that is currently in motion for your life because you're talking about the old wine, you're talking about the old wineskins, you're talking about how church used to be, you're talking about how life used to be, you're talking about pre-COVID, and God's going, I'm actually doing something brand new

that's better because I'm always outdoing myself. Amen. So God says, get out of the tent, stop complaining and start counting. Count the stars, Abraham. Oh, I know you're worried about this, and I know you're worried about that, and I know you're worried, and I know you got a prayer list of 10 things, or five things, or 15 things, and you're really believing God, and all of those things really matter. But if you compare what you're praying for to God's promises, and God's miracles, and what God can do in your life, it is like comparing that to the stars. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. I'll let, what, oh, let me start over. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. Count the stars, count the stars, count the 200 sextillion stars. I didn't even know that was a word until this week. If you started comparing what you're praying for to what you're grateful for, if you started comparing what you're believing God for to what God's already done in your life, if you started comparing what you're worried about compared to the faithfulness of God, before you know it, man, those stars would start outweighing everything you're worried about.

My God, I feel the Holy Ghost right now. Somebody shout, count the stars, count the stars, count the stars. Javen, I'm too discouraged to look up. I don't even have the strength to look up. I don't even have the power to move my head up. All right, God has good news for you in Genesis 22. He says, if you can't count the stars, count the sand. Five sextillion grains of sand on the earth. So if I look up, I got promises. And if I look down, I got promises. If I'm on the mountain, I got promises. If I'm in the valley, I got promises. If I'm up on the peak, I got promises. If I'm down in the desert, I got promises. Because this is the God that I serve. Amen. Say amen. Exceedingly, abundantly, above all, you could ask or think. If you can ask it, it's bigger. If you could think it, it's bigger. If you could dream it, it's bigger. If you could write it down, it's bigger. If you could even process it, it's bigger than that. Everybody lift up your hands and say this scripture with me. Come on, everybody out loud. Now to him who is able to do exceedingly, abundantly, above all that we ask or think

according to the power that works in us. Come on, say amen to God's word. That's the Bible. And all you gotta do is say amen. All you gotta do is agree. All you gotta do is say, God, if you said it, I believe it. God, if you promised it, I believe it. God, if you spoke it, I believe it's coming about. Great is your faithfulness to me. Come on, lift up your hands and sing this with us. Come on, sing great is your faithfulness.