So I want to welcome all of you from all of our Atlanta area churches. Those of you are watching from all over the country and all over the world, more and more different time zones. I heard from a friend of mine this morning in the UK who watched the 9 o'clock service and said, go, Andy, go. So excited about what's happening here because of the impact you're having there. And if again, if it's your first time joining us online and it's been a long time or maybe your first time ever or your first time in the building, this is the perfect Sunday and you walked in and it's a little bit different than we normally do things, but we're so excited about what's happening.

And you're, again, if you're in the building or one of our churches with us today, you're

surrounded by people who have a story to tell and the story they have to tell is how their lives, when their lives

begin to intersect with Jesus in a practical way, not just they've learned something in Sunday

school growing up and believes a bunch of stuff. But when they began to literally follow Jesus,

it impacted their life in such a way that they have a story to tell that Jesus in some good

ways upended and changed their life. Certainly the case for me. And so this initiative is all

about multiplying their stories all over our city and all over our nation and literally almost

in every single place in the world. It's not a fundraiser. It's not a capital campaign. It is a

generosity initiative because when followers of Jesus decide to follow

Jesus with their money, it is absolutely extraordinary what happens in any city, in any nation,

and all over the world. In fact, if you are a religious person at all and have ever intersected

with Christianity, it's because somebody was generous in a generation that came along before you

that created a church or created that school or created that Bible study or created that curriculum or

created that book. So we're just going to be more and more and more a part of what God is doing

all over the world, what he began 2,000 years ago. When Jesus entered the world became one of us,

died for our sin and rose from

the dead, and his resurrection ignited a spark that has burned all the way around the world. And again,

we're just trying to be as big a part of that as we can possibly be. And so, as you just heard,

a couple of weeks ago, we did an event on time change Sunday. It was the worst possible Sunday possible,

but we didn't care. We did it anyway. We made it hard on purpose. And a little over a thousand

people from all over Atlanta area churches came here on Sunday night after they'd already

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