Hallelujah. Let's all stand together. That's not where the story ends, amen.

I want to tie everything together here, and then we're going to have a finale song, but I wasn't planning on doing this. I have to stop.

I see my friends right over here, my three guys. I saw them with their hands up.

Trillion, right? Trillion and the other three guys. These three young men got saved on Sunday.

Grandma brought them and then to see them today. I looked around. I watched them the whole time.

It didn't matter who was standing. I watched them the whole time.

It didn't matter who was standing.

I watched them singing songs for the first time.

You look different like Jesus changed your life.

Let me tie it together and talk to you about just for a few moments, just for a few moments,

about 25 words that changed everything.

25 words that changed everything.

Let's pray.

Father, thank you that you've reminded us, even on this last song, that that's not the end of the story.

There is more. Even today, though we sing this last song, that that's not the end of the story. There is more. Even today, though we sing this final song, even in a few moments, it's still not the end of the story. The end of the story

is when men and women experience the miracle of the resurrection. So God, in these next few moments,

I'm just praying, pour out your Holy Spirit. Do something

special in Jesus' name. And everybody said, amen. God bless you. You may be seated.

You know, it never happened before in legal history. And when it did the highest courts in the

land were dumbfounded. And this is what they were dumbfounded

with. A pardon for a death sentence was refused. The U.S. Supreme Court has it on record. Two men, Wilson

and Porter, were convicted and sentenced to be hanged for robbery of the U.S. mail system all the way back in 1829.

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