Amen. Well, good morning. Meli-Kili-ki-Maka.

No, can you believe Wednesday is Christmas already? You can be seated.

Those of you online, Meli-Likiliki Makka, of course, is, well, you know, because who was it, Andy Williams?

What was that famous singer of old that stole Melikiliki Makkah and took it to the mainland?

So you can be someone, never mind.

Merry Christmas and welcome.

We're so glad that you're joining with us.

Before we jump in, though I want to mention that our medical missions team returned from Nepal yesterday safely

praise the Lord but but we need to continue praying for them especially those

who are still not well those still needing God's healing touch of which there are some.

Lord willing, we're going to, like we did last time, have them share with us, but of course

we're going to give them time to land, literally, and then get settled and recovered but looking forward to what

they're going to share about what God did on this particular mission trip. Okay

first services are prophecy update we do this weekly and have for years. Second

service is usually a verse by verse teaching and sermon

through the Word of God currently in the Book of Revelation, but today is going to be

the Christmas sermon instead. Meleki maka again.

Now, you're seeing the title on the screen.

I don't know if they're going to show it for the online members,

but the title is why some don't celebrate Christmas, but why we still do.

And it'll be live streamed for those of you online at 11.15 a.m.

and it's not what you think, by the way.

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