Amen and amen and amen. How are we doing, church? Doing good. You don't look as good as last week.

I'm going to tell you you don't look as good as you did last week. But you sound incredible.

Holy moly, way to go. It's the biggest choir than all of Florida right here. Good job.

Don't tell me big churches don't sing. You did good. Hey, if you got your Bibles,

and I hope you do, we are going to be in John Chapter 13. I'll meet you there in just a few minutes.

We are starting a brand new six-week sermon series about what it means to be a disciple.

Now listen to me. Easter was amazing. Amen? How many of you were at Easter? I already know the answer.

Everybody. We had 44,000 people at all of our services. It was unbelievable. That's great, right?

Praise God for that. And that's like human beings inside buildings. That doesn't account the online folks,

all right? And I got so many texts this week from very well-meaning people like elders.

They were like, oh, Easter was awesome.

We literally had 42 services and they're like, you should get some rest.

And I was like, rest.

This ain't time for rest?

That was the starting line, not the finish line.

You know what I mean?

We had 251 people surrender their life to the

Lordship of Jesus Christ. We ain't in the rest business. And so while Easter was amazing,

we are not in the event business. We're in the disciple making business. This is what we are

about. And so what this whole series is about is about how to be a disciple. In fact,

our marching orders post-easter from Jesus are found in Matthew chapter 28. If you grew up

in church, you already heard this one. It's called the Great Commission. The Bible says

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