Hey everyone, Greg Laurie here. Very excited to give you a report on what God did at the Angel

Stadium for the Southern California Harvest Crusade. Let's start with how many people showed up.

We were there two nights and around 51,000 people joined us in live attendance. But then we saw

4,808 people making a professional faith in the stadium. Now add to this the fact that another

161,000 people watched online and of those 3849 people asked Jesus to come into their life. So all

told 8,667 people said, yes, did Jesus Christ? How amazing is that? So every one of those people

has the story to tell, right? So here's a letter from one person who came and tells us what God

did in their life that night. They write and I quote, it's just breathtaking inspirational

and eye opening for me. This year has been so difficult, but tonight was like a breath of

fresh air. I served in the military. I lost some friends. I've been having trouble coping,

but yet my heart feels full accepting Christ into my life for the first time tonight. Isn't that

great? So we had two nights. It was Saturday night. Then Sunday night we prayed for a spiritual

awakening to spread across the state of California. You know, the last great spiritual revival in

American history happened in California. It was called the Jesus movement or the Jesus revolution.

And it spread across the nation and across the world. California is known for a lot of things

these days. A lot of them not very good. In fact, we have people in our state leaving in

droves. So maybe the mean export from California these days is California. What'd it be great if

we had a new export and export of spiritual awakening once again to the rest of the nation? Well,

anyway, so there at this stadium, we prayed and we said, God send a spiritual awakening. And that

was a great moment. One person who came that night wrote me these words and I quote, I recommitted

to follow God. A hope that I have right now for my life is to fearlessly proclaim his name and

spread the gospel relentlessly to everyone strangers. People on the street, my friends,

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