It's a church I'm really closely associated with in California.

I've been going there about once a month for about 10 or 11 years.

Man, just by the grace of God, we've seen that church go from about 300 people to about 9,000 people.

It's full of people with purple mohawks and pink hair and piercings and tattoos.

And we just told God we'd take all the ones nobody else wanted.

So they may be smoking out on the porch, but religious people just have to get over it.

Religious people probably had two extra donuts while they were smoking.

So it's all good.

Works out in the wash to me.

So we've just been able to see an incredible move of God.

I remember when I first went into that city, I was reminded of it when Abby was singing that song tonight.

I was reminded of going into that city and God said the rescued are going to become the rescuers.

And the real expression of evangelism that's intended to be seen in the church in the coming day

is not the evangelism that comes specifically to be seen in the church in the coming day is not the evangelism

that comes specifically out of the evangelist. But it is rather the evangelism that comes out of

the people who have been equipped by the spirit of evangelism that God has placed on the evangelist.

And one of the patterns that we got into, I'm going to talk to you about a little bit of this tonight because we're just going to stay in this theme of discerning transition

and receiving direction. And I'm going to, I'm going to continue to talk about the idea that

100% of the people that I know that are positioned to do something significant for God are

currently in their greatest season of transition. I want you to hear that, Ronnie, Jr., specifically

to you. A hundred percent of the people that I know that are positioned to do something significant

for God right now are in their greatest season of transition. Most of them are at the tail end or the finish

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