What is great to see you, Church of the Highlands. Anybody excited to be in church today? Come on, put your hands

together here, Grant's Mill, all of our locations. And I do want to say hello to all of our campuses

in Alabama and over in Georgia, everyone who's joining us online in America, around the world,

and of course the men and women of Alabama correctional facilities.

Come on one more time. Put your hands together. Welcome your church family. We love you guys so much.

And I'm excited to be with you guys. God is moving today in church and excited to jump in his word for part seven of the book of Daniel series.

Before that, though, we just have to reflect and celebrate

the last seven days at Church of the Highlands. I got a question for you. Did anyone enjoy

revival nights this week? Come on, make some noise. So powerful. Amazing. Just really marked nights

that I believe have marked our church forever. How about 21 days of prayer? Anybody enjoying the 6 a.m.?

It's been powerful. And in addition to that, when we launched our one college services and do really

collectively one of the biggest weeks in the history, if not the biggest week in the history of

our church, guys, we had over 300, I think it was 316 different worship expressions with all of that going on.

And over 100,000 people reached in Jesus' name. Come on, somebody. God is moving at church.

There's a lot of bad moves in the world, but God is moving. And in the middle of all that,

we even launched our college. Highlands College is back, which is just so much fun.

The largest freshman class in the history of the

college. 37 states, two different countries, all there together, and it's been amazing. Last

Saturday, our parents dropped off students. We had a lot of great testimonies even from that part.

Just a kind of shout out to our team that serves our students so well. Even got one, I'll share

with you guys. A parent dropped one of their students off. They're from out of state. And they said, hey, this is our secondborn.

Our oldest went to a different school. And we just got to say, this experience is so much better

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