I've started a series probably a month or so ago.

It's actually, I've shared it before here once before, called Libyan Grace Land.

We talked about the fact that God has given us the Ministry of Reconciliation.

How many of you are in?

I think we've done two sessions in that.

You were part of some of that.

The second Corinthians 5, 17 says that we're, if any man being Christ for a new creation,

5, 18 says, and God was in Christ reconciling the world to himself, not counting.

Not counting is a key part, not counting their trespasses against them.

And then the next verse says, and we've been given the Ministry of Reconciliation

as if God was begging through us, being reconciled to God.

So we've been talking about this season that we're in called the last days.

And last, I think the last session, we talked about the fact that there's a difference between the last day and the last days.

How many of you heard that message?

If you did, you might want to get it, I think you can get it on I-Buffel TV still, that we don't live in the last day.

The last day, nine times, is called the great and terrible day, or it's called the day of judgment,

or it's called the day of the Lord.

And it's always mentioned as a day.

Now, I'm not at all trying to say that it's only 24 hours.

I'm saying that it's mentioned as one season of time that's suffered from the last days.

So we live in the last days, and our ministry is the Ministry of Reconciliation.

And the Ministry of Reconciliation is specifically not counting the traps passes against them.

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