Legacy Sunday

When They Began to Date

You know, when Jordan, my daughter, and her husband David, our new lead pastors, aren’t they doing a great job, Church? Wow. And when they began to date, and especially when it became clear that they were serious about the relationship and wanted to pursue marriage, you know, I began to pray in a different way. I’m gonna just let your imagination work for a few minutes there on its own, and then I’ll tell you what I mean. It was a different time. Pastor David, you know, had blue hair. Tattoos, skin art, was just kind of making it breaking through. And he wanted to travel and did with officer Jeff Jesse McDermott, who played drums for us this morning. They were in a great Christian band, Old Man Shattered, for a number of years until that season came to an end.

But you know, I’m glad that God didn’t give me a spirit of fear, but a power and love and a sound mind when all this began to happen. I began to consider a number of things about David, began to watch him a little bit closer. We didn’t have any real deep conversations about things, but I felt like we could talk to each other. And if things came up, we did talk to each other. But this was my youngest daughter we’re talking about here, being married. And so I began to pray in a different way and began to think about a number of things. I began to watch his life. And over time I had any concerns really just calmed. I came to a strong place of peace.

A Strong Place of Peace

Part of that was how faithful he was to my daughter. I watched him. I watched him when other girls would flirt with him. I watched how David responded to that. My hands in my pockets, you know, watching how I was reacting outwardly. I watched how he was, how he graced her life. He was very kind to her. And over time I began to feel that she would be safe in his care. But in addition to watching David and those good qualities come out, even as a much younger man, I considered his mom and dad. I considered their lives. They’ve been a part of Believer’s Center since forever. And still a part of church today, they’re sitting right here, one, two, three, fourth row this morning here. Dana and Carol, you know, hard workers. They were diligent, remained diligent, very talented.

Most of you may not know because you haven’t been around that long. Dana used to play on platform in our worship team. He played a saxophone for us. We turned him loose every once in a while. But we just couldn’t do it every week. They’re strong in faith. Dana and Carol, compassionate people. Again, if you know their lives, they’ve helped people in many different ways in many different difficult places in their lives. They were first on the scene, first responders in many cases. Watch Carol do that, watch Dana do that personally.

I’ve Got Your Back

Dana, you know, Dana said to me one day after a service, first of all, Dana’s a he’s a he’s just a great man. He’s just a super guy. And if you’ve ever struck hands with him, you sense even the physical strength that he has now at 110 years of age. I can say that because I’m 109. But strong. And he wanted he touched me on the back once, and I felt the strength. Can I say it this way? I felt and not be understood as silly or stupid. I felt the strength of God in him, on me. And he said, I’ve got your back. And he has had my back all these years. You know, I feel perfectly safe with him. I know somehow he’s watching over me.

So I’ve had this great example in this couple. They helped spearhead a ministry that we had in the early years of the church that we call pastoral care ministry. It was a group of men and women and married couples that helped extend our pastoral care to the congregation. We were growing very fast. The numbers were more than the staff we had, and we needed a great group of volunteer people who would come alongside of us and have the heart of the Good Shepherd, have my heart to shepherd Cindy’s heart to shepherd the people of God. They readily volunteered and helped us do that in those early, early years, made a huge difference, set a great example for others to follow in that ministry.

Building a Legacy of Faith

And oftentimes when we were training new people in pastoral care ministry, we would point to Dana and Carol. Sometimes most of the time without them even knowing it, we would make them examples in our training because they did it so well. Their heart was so engaged in it. They’ve always been super supportive of us financially. The church family, again, much of what we enjoy today, they did their part financially and more than their part. More than again, just volunteering their time, which is certainly worth a lot. Your time is worth a ton. They volunteered that, but in addition to that, they’re working and they’re taking their tithe from the very top of their income, which is 10% for those of you who don’t understand tithing or even the word tithe.

And special offerings with it throughout through the years to help us do so much of what you see today, and so much of what we’ve done in the past. Today we sit on 16 acres of land that we still can develop in a number of different ways to be a light to our city. We can make it somehow inviting to those in our community and make it a much even more glorious place to worship God from and to be a light to our city and to the nations from. But there are a ton of ministries that we do. You know, we sit here on 16 acres, where everything’s paid for, has been for years. We have no debt, church family, we owe no man anything because of the giving of people like Dana and Carol.

A Legacy God Himself

And you know, so here we are, and it’s a great time of celebration. In fact, if there were a if the Bible were a pictionary book, then alongside the word faithful or faithfulness, we would see Jesus’ picture, but we would see Dana and Carol’s picture because they again exemplify what the Bible refers to as faithful. They have been building a legacy of faith to their children and grandchildren for all these years and aren’t finished yet. The legacy that has been passed to their children, Holly and AJ, who have they’re building their own families now. They have about 110 children, and we don’t we don’t know if they’re finished yet or not. We’re just praying and standing strong with them.

But it’s pretty special to see this incredible enduring faith passed on to this young man who’s now passing it on to all of us, being a spiritual brother and father to us, right? And to my youngest daughter, who has learned something of faith and walking by faith, and they’re passing it on to Gracie, their children. Of course, I’m just extremely blessed to be married to a woman of faith and to have an older daughter who’s also now grown up and walking in faith and serving us on our staff in an executive position with us today. You know, it’s a blessing to those who are parents to have their children and to enjoy the comfort of their children, knowing their children are following after Jesus Christ.

This is Our Time

They’re building their own legacy now, and others of you, of course, are doing the same thing with your lives and all the opportunities that life is presenting to you. I just want to remind you again. I’ll wrap this up and zip this up. I want to remind you before we present ourselves for the special offering this morning, that this is the way that God builds his kingdom. You might be scratching your head at that and going, really, yeah, really. Since God has been making promises that needed to be inherited by other generations, he has been developing the idea of legacy. He is a legacy God himself. He is the father of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob. He is a God of generations.

So he chooses this working of legacy in building his own kingdom, or we would just simply say his own family. God begins something. You found this in your Bible, cover to cover. God begins something, and if it isn’t finished by that generation, he simply passes it on to the next generation, and they inherit, everybody say inherit. They inherit the promises that were made to others before them. They make it their own and work to fulfill it in their day. I don’t want to lose my place here, but that has also been done with Believer’s Center. There are people that came before us before this church was planted. They worked in our city by faith. They interceded on their knees and on their faces.

Faith as a Mustard Seed

They wept for churches like Believer Center to be raised up at the eastern gate of Albuquerque, New Mexico. They prayed, they laid down their lives for it, but they did not see it happen. But we have inherited the promises God made to them. Those of you who haven’t been around that long, there have been others, many others come before you. Some are still here, some have left to bless other churches, some have gone into heaven. But you, they didn’t see the fullness of what God is doing at Believer Center of Albuquerque. There are unfulfilled promises, words, prophetic words spoken over us over 45 years that have yet to be fulfilled. Guess what? God is still working in us to fulfill them.

If we don’t see them, you’re going to inherit them and carry them on. If you’re a part of Believer’s Center of Albuquerque and the church that Jesus is building in our city and our community. In fact, very I’ll just touch on that. Hebrews 11 talks about how men and women of faith inherited, inherited promises. And of course, that can mean personally, God speaks something to you. You inherit that. You don’t deserve it. You don’t try to merit it. You don’t try to, you know, work for it and earn it. It comes to you, and it’s an inheritance to you. That’s what an inheritance is by nature. It comes to you by promise. And all you can do is receive it by faith.

Somebody else did the work, and you’re getting to receive the benefit now by faith. Right. And so there’s much that we have inherited personally, but there are things that the church is inheriting from previous generations that we are to be diligent over to work to fulfill in our time. You know what? I don’t know. We get all hung up as to the date that Jesus is going to come. I think again, I didn’t I forgot, I didn’t hear about this until it was too late. I think the rapture was supposed to have happened last Tuesday night. That means all of us missed it. Ooh, watch out. But we get all hung up about that, and we forget that regardless of what time Jesus is coming, this is our time. This is our time. This is our time.

Others have gone before us. If Jesus tarries, others are gonna, if he doesn’t come before next Tuesday, others are gonna come after. But this is our day, and this is our time. Again, God’s been doing this as long as promises have been made. It’s always been his plan to fill the earth. As soon as you open the book of Genesis, you don’t read too far before you realize that it’s always been God’s plan to fill the earth with his presence and with his glory through establishing and then passing on a legacy of faithfulness through men. That’s what he wanted for Adam and Eve. It’s what he wanted them to do as part of their assignment.

A Legacy of Genuine Faith

Things went really bad in the garden, and after that, you know, things went really bad in the earth, but you know what? God never changed his mind. He’s faithful to a thousand generations, and he’s teaching men to do the very same. They won’t live a thousand generations, but in their time, they’ll be faithful the way that God has been faithful to us. Come on, somebody, has God been faithful to you? I know he’s been good to you, but has he been faithful to you? Amen. So again, we’re trying to establish from a biblical point, he’s still doing this today. And what we talked about with Dana and Carol, what Cindy and I have tried to do. I know what Al and Tave have done with their children, what Orton Toya, all many of you in this room have work to do.

You’ve really labored. Is my mom labored over me in prayer that I would walk with God and walk by faith. A bunch of what she knew has been passed on in me and is being passed on through me. But we must be, we must lean that much more on God’s faithfulness to be certain of being faithful ourselves. The simplicity of this whole idea, the scheme, if you will, the legacy idea. The real simplicity and power of it is that it is repeatable. It can happen again and again and again, day after day, day after day, week after week, month after month, year after year, decade after decade.

But God needs people like you, everyday people, just like you, walking a spiritual life out in the natural. But he is depending on us to make progress. And we need to be faithful to what he’s given us. Here’s the commission again. It’s always good to remind her what Jesus actually said to his disciples. We’re his disciples in 2025. But in Matthew 28, 18 and 19 from the Passion Translation, Jesus is recorded as saying this.

Then Jesus came close to them and said, All the authority of the universe has been given to me. Now go in my authority and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, and teach them to faithfully, say that word out loud with me, faithfully. Teach them to faithfully follow all that I have commanded you. And never forget that I am with you every day, even to the completion of the age.

Another expression of his faithfulness. We never go a minute without his presence. An essential part of the legacy that we leave to those who follow is this legacy of genuine, tenacious, possessing faith. There’s another things that we leave them, loving the way that God loves us. That’s incredible to lead to our children. Being kind to people. Wow. There’s an idea. Learning what it is to edify and build up instead of tear down. That’s right. Because anybody can pretty much do that. All giving, given it shall be given you. His generosity, there’s just no, it can never be questioned. Every step he took, every breath he breathed, every beat of his heart was a contribution. He laid down his life so that others could live. So that we could enjoy eternal life with him. That’s a great part of legacy. Amen.

Faith as a Grain of Mustard Seed

I don’t have it with me. I actually still have an offering envelope that I used to fill out in the Baptist church growing up that my parents would give me, usually with a dime or a penny in it. And she would give the boys three and then eventually five of us. She would make sure that we learned that giving, making a contribution, not just again of everything else in our life, but also our monies and our resource and an offering. You know, things we are shaped our lives. And so your giving should shape the lives of your children. But we’re talking specifically this morning about this legacy of faith. That’s just where I landed when I began to pray and study about this morning.

But active saving faith working in us produces faithfulness, a fruit of the Spirit, a necessity to establishing legacy and passing it on. Matthew recorded Jesus making this statement about mustard seed faith. And I’ve got some things on the screen for you here, but look here at the verse first.

Matthew 17, 20. He said, if you have faith as a grain of mustard seed, say as a grain. If you have faith as a grain of mustard seed, you shall say unto this mountain, remove hence to yonder place, it shall remove, and nothing shall be impossible unto you.

We think about the size of a mustard seed. That’s energizing, I think. But Jesus made a point here. He said, if you had faith as, not the size of only, but as a mustard seed. In the first century, they understood mustard seed to have a number of qualities. I think we have those, I think David put those on the screen for us. The mustard seed was invasive. Say it out loud, invasive. Once it took root in a garden, it spread fast. In fact, it was almost uncontrollable if it ever took root. Similar to a carrot’s root, which is real resistant to even a shovel’s edge.

The mustard seed, once it took root, not while it’s laying on the top of the ground, not just as it’s beginning to seep beneath the soil, but as it really began to take root and then took root, it was something that began to spread and you just couldn’t get rid of it. Did you know that history reports this that if people wanted to change the landscape of a mountain’s edge, ledge or edge, one of the things they considered doing was planting the mustard seed. Because they knew that if they could get the mustard seed to take root and begin to spread, it would begin to penetrate even the rock of the mountain and move it. It would begin to crumble under the force of that growing mustard seed.

Jesus used it in a spiritual way. He said, You’ll move a mountain, you’ll speak to it, and you’ll move it if you have this kind of faith operating on the inside of you. It crowded out and destroyed other plants. That helps too when we know Satan’s working always to plant weeds in our heart. Horrible thought. I can’t wait for David’s new series beginning next Sunday, where he’s going to address mental health and mental chaos and much of the spiritual battle. Again, a huge percentage of that is happening right here. You know, and us learning and being empowered to say yes when we need to say yes and no when we need to say no to thoughts. It’s going to make a big difference in your quality of life.

And whether or not you’re beginning to resemble Jesus more and more and more in the way you live your life. But it’s faith at work that will also help you in pushing out and choking out the seeds that don’t belong in your heart. Faith, as Jesus referred to it, commanded the soil or dominated the soil until it owned the whole field. It was feared by farmers because it couldn’t be controlled. It became massive and was impossible to remove or get rid of. So when Jesus spoke of faith as a mustard seed, his listeners didn’t think tiny, insignificant, small. They thought, watch this, uncontainable. Invasive. Dominating, unstoppable.

A new thing is coming. Is the reviving of this kind of faith in the body of Christ. This kind of faith that Jesus was pointing to, not just fragile or small. Once planted, it spreads into every part of your life. It’s unshakable, unwavering. It does not politely coexist. I love this with fear and doubt. That’s right. Fear needs to be cast out. And that word means to hurl with great force. Where’s that coming from? That’s coming from God. That’s not your best self-effort. Let’s see if I can get rid of fear. It’s God at work in you. Faith at work in you. God’s strength being released by faith that will cast fear from you.

It overtakes, uproots, destroys lies and systems of this world. It takes full authority and establishes God’s kingdom. Faith as a grain of mustard seed is about being so rooted, so forceful, so unshakable that nothing else can stand against it. It’s this faith that is capable of enduring generation to generation to generation to thousands of generations. Amen. You know, as we see it happen in our family. And you know, it’s just part of what God is doing to enhance his kingdom, to further grow his kingdom, to get it deeper into our world. And we’re a great and important part of that. Does that help you this morning at all?

A Special Offering

So again, let me just say that the special offering that we receive today is something that we do in order to help empower us. Say empower. It’s a great word. Empower us. It supplies us, the church, it empowers us. After you give this offering, Cindy and I are not going to take it and buy a first class ticket to Hawaii. If you want to do that for us, now you can just slip that into our pocket. But this offering is not going for that. It’s not going to send David and Jordan on a super cruise. If you want to do that for your elite pastors at any time, you can do that for them because they’ll take their parents with them. Right then. Right, Carol?

But that’s what this is not what this is about. Again, there are things that we confront. They’re big expense items. I’m just talking practically to you now before we do this. They’re big expense items that we again have not had to go in debt for to fix or to maintain. We haven’t had to come to you and beg you for an extra money in order because we had our back against the wall. We had a good surplus because of people who were again, they were consistent in their giving. And especially when it came to legacy offering, they gave. We have people who give penny a penny on this day, and we’re thankful for it. The largest offering I think we’ve had at one time was a $50,000 offering. One year.

But whatever God puts in your heart today, again, we want you just to be a part of this church family, doing everything it can to carry on the legacy that God has given us and taking it beyond that. Again, this special annual offering that we receive today is something again that we prepare to do. Our kids can get ready, you know, as if they’re not already ready. And why don’t we all just stand to our feet together? This is this again essential and essential, I should say unique. That was the word I was looking for. Not essential, it is become that, but unique. It is unique in that if you look around a little bit this morning while it’s happening, you’ll get to see all the generations participate.

You’ll get to see, we’ll get to see our Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob generations participate in this offering together. We’ll see the beauty of Hearts United, laughing, enjoy enjoying God’s goodness, getting to do something now for Him. Again, it’s not our thoughts are not focused on what more He can do for us in our giving. God does give when we give, He gives back to us, but that’s not where our focus is today. Our focus is on what we can do for Him and what we can do for His life’s work, because He’s still working at it. What can we do to get the kingdom further into our city and then beyond the oceans and the mountain barriers into other places?

This good news message that has transformed our life and continues to transform our life. How can we say I love you, God, in another great, meaningful way? So we’re gonna get to see that today. I have a first you know, first row view of it every year, and you know, while it’s happening, especially as our kids are coming, and watch them as they give their little offering here or their big offering here. The youth are gonna come, our great youth are gonna come and participate in this together. This generation. God’s hand is already mightily on them, he’s already working mightily through each and every one of them.

Stewardship

Many of them are anointed with offices that only God gives and gifts that only God gives. They’re exploring those, they’re finding those out, they’re getting their feet wet, so to speak, figuring that out. Some of us, you know, are we’ve been around a while, and we are just we continue to be excited to watch on this day in particular, the generosity of God’s people. So let’s pray, and then we’re gonna let the children just lead the way, as for such is the kingdom of God. We’re gonna let them come. And let me give you instruction again if I need to repeat instruction. Even if you’re giving legacy offering adults online today, even if you’ve already given your legacy offering online.

Would you do us a favor? Would you get a green envelope from our host team? Write your name on it and the amount you gave, and then when it’s time for you to come, go ahead and bring that envelope with you. Okay. If you want to do that, please cooperate with that. Or if you haven’t received the green envelope yet and you want to, you’re still making up your mind. Let’s take a minute. Would you raise up your hand at our host team? Oh wow. Raise up your hand really high. Keep it raised until the you know blood leaves your arm and it falls asleep. Keep it raised. Our host team will get to you quickly. We pray, working hard to get to you. To get a green envelope in your hand, kind of a gray-green envelope in your hand.

Really more black and white. But we’ll call it a green, there’s a green on the back. Up here at the front, we have a number of people too, still hands raised. Thank you for doing that. We appreciate it. Yeah, there’s more up here. Got more envelopes. Wouldn’t that be great to run out of envelopes? Huh? Over here. Here. Christine, right up here. Sir, there. Over here. This young man over here. One there. And that is up here. There’s two people here on your right, Donald. Alright. One last chance. If you want one, raise your hand. Okay. All right. Thank you, host team. All right. I think that’s all I need to say. Oh, there you go. Traffic.

After, yeah. After the children come, they’re going to come on their own and they’re going to give and go out another way. Same with us, when it’s our time to give, and we’re immediately going to follow after them. Is let’s come in this way to these inside aisles. Give in the wheelbarrow. And then we have a gift for you on either side, just a little token of the day. A little water can emblem so you can water that seed of faith. It’s got the scripture on it. And then go out on these outside aisles. And listen, please, unless you have to rush off to work, come back to your chair just for another brief moment. This to me is very important.

As I mentioned earlier, we’re going to then pray together the prayer of committal. We’re going to commit every life, every dime, every dollar. We’re going to commit it to the worldwide expansion of the kingdom of God. And we’re going to ask God specifically for his wisdom to guide us and his word to be a lamp to our feet. Amen. So don’t, if you don’t have to rush off, please don’t be a part of that prayer. A powerful prayer, and then we’ll be dismissed. Okay. Is that it? Oh. Pastor Don Kwood sent a check for this day of $4,500. The 45th anniversary of the church. He sent a check. He didn’t ask me to say anything. I just, we were so blessed. I said, I’m going to tell him. Forty five hundred dollars. Investing it in the church in celebration of our forty-fifth anniversary.

All right. Let’s bless the kids. We can put our hands together so the kids come and begin and let’s worship. I can see a cloud heavy with a rain. And it looks like revival is headed out. Oh, I can see a cloud every way away. And it looks like salvation. Oh, I can hear a sound be above it’s a rain. And it sounds like freedom. Oh, I can hear it sound the bonnet away. And it sounds like provision. Oh, I can see it now. And it’s a way and it looks like we stay on our day. Oh it looks like joy. God is found out to the day. Mountains get up on my way. I got a new thing coming. Tell this trying in my way. You’re not greater than my faith. Just believe me when I say I got a new thing coming. I got a new foe. I got a new day. I got a new day. I got a new thing coming. I got a new love. I got a new eye now. I got a new thing coming. I got a new eye. I got a new eyes. I got a new thing coming. I got a new one. I got the new one now. I got a new thing coming. I got the new eye. I got a new eyes now. I got a new thing coming. I got a new thing. I got a new day. I got a new thing coming. I got a new thing. I got a new day. I got a new thing. I got a new day. I got a new thing coming.

Oh, I can see it right. It’s heavy with pain. And it looks like revival. Oh, I can see it. And it’s steady with grace. And it looks like salvation. New day. New things coming our way. You go to the jail. Let me say a quick word. Really? A quick work. I’ve got to stop saying that. Because I think I’m just lying to you every time I say it. Stewardship. Some of us think that good stewardship is taking care of something as if it were ours. In fact, we might say that to people who say, you know, they’re going to house it. And they say to us, don’t worry about things, I’m going to treat it like it’s mine. Or mowing the grass. I’m going to mow the grass while you’re gone, no worries. I mow the grass at my house. I’m going to mow it the way I mow it at my house, just like it was mine.

That’s the wrong idea of stewardship. The idea, biblical idea of stewardship, is doing whatever we’re given to do in a way that pleases the master who gave us that task or gave us that responsibility. In other words, if we’re going to house it for Jesus, we’re going to keep it clean for Jesus the way he likes clean. That’s right. You know, we may like dusting once a week. Nobody likes dusting. We may dust once a week. But Jesus might like it done twice a week. So stewardship is doing it in a way that pleases him. I want my grass two and a half inches. You do it like yours. You may leave it longer or shorter than that. That’s not good stewardship. It’s not biblical stewardship.

So when God gives us money, it’s right for us to consider what he’d like for us to do with it. And sometimes it’s just to enjoy what we want to do with it. He gives us, Bible says he gives us all things richly to enjoy. So he wants us to get enjoyment, but there’s something else to that. And it’s living a submitted life. And really practicing the Lordship of Christ. Lord, you’re not just not Lord over my emotions or Lord over what I think about things. You know, you’re Lord over my resource. You are the source of my life. You are my life. And so I thank you for the job I have. I thank you for the promotion I just got. I thank you that I have more than enough because of you.

And I just, you know, as we give this this morning, Lord, what do you want the church to do with this? And that’s what this prayer committal is all about. Amen. So if you don’t mind catching hands with somebody, if you do, excuse yourself. Just say, you know, I’m not into that right now. That’s fine. That’s fine. You know, you can wash your hands when we’re done. But if you don’t mind joining hands, just an outward display of hearts that are joined to. We can pray this out loud. I’ll pray it out loud. You just pray with me. Say, Father, in the name of Jesus. You said wisdom is the principal thing. And so today we ask for wisdom. Especially when it comes to this offering. Especially when it comes to this offering.

What would please you and how we spend the monies. How we disperse it. Where we plant it a seed. What would give you the greatest joy? What would give you the greatest joy in this money’s use? We say the same thing about our lives because we present our lives as an offering. And all that we just prayed about monies applies to us. Reveal to us, Holy Spirit. What would make Jesus the happiest? About how we think, what we feel, what decisions we make, what work we do, where can we go? What can we do to bring you pleasure? And we thank you today in Jesus’ name. That all of this, our lives, these monies will multiply in their use. Like the loaves did, like the fish did, in their use, in their proper use, miracles were performed.

And we thank you together for a great harvest coming from the seed that we plant together. In the name of Jesus, we pray. Amen. Amen. Praise God. Amen. Amen. Praise God. Thank you again for making this a special day. Again, it’s special on our calendar. But you being here, you participating, just makes it again that much more incredible. And we are so glad again that you were able to come and you participated. You look forward to this day as we always do. And I just think it’s really special to have Alan Table with us again. That surprised me for this day, too. I thought I’d seen the last of him last week. For a while, I’m just kidding.

But here he showed, I texted him, happy birthday. And I get a text right away. It says, We’re in our car. We’re arriving at church. I didn’t even text him back. I came out to look to see if he meant I’m at BCA. So thank you guys for coming. You’re such sir. We came on Tuesday night. You came on Tuesday night. Are you saying that all of us should come on Tuesday night? I owe you big time. Such dear friends. Always fun to be with them, whether it’s here or on the East Coast or anywhere for that matter. And it’s great to be with you every week, Sundays and Tuesdays. We’re praying for you to have a blessed, blessed, blessed week. That you will experience overwhelming and overcoming blessing in your life.

That you will begin to pray by unction of the Holy Spirit about this new day, this new thing that’s coming. And that you will thank God with all the others with us here in this room that we will see its reality and be a part of it. Amen. God bless you. You’re dismissed. Have a great, great week.