Praise God. Thank you, Jesus. You know, when I get an introduction like that, I can hardly wait to meet that person.

I'm a sinner saved by grace. Without the mercy of God, I wouldn't be here. Without the anointing of God, I'd have nothing to say. It's all Jesus. Everything that you

have, everything that I have has come from the hand of God. And if we have such a thing as a crown

when we get to the throne of God one day, no wonder we will throw it at his feet, we'll finally

realize the mercy of God, the incredible mercy of God that he would reach down to us in our lowly

condition and not only redeem us, but let us become partakers of his life by the indwelling

of His Holy Spirit within us and give us his promises that we can be made into new creations,

that we can actually be the

vessels that God uses to bring glory to his own name in the earth. Who can boast in the presence of

God? Only a fool. The rest of us, we just clap our hands and sing our songs and be grateful that God

is good to us us and he's called

us to partner with him in this great plan of seeing the lost come out of darkness and into

life and light in Jesus Christ.

Please remember, as I always say every time I step in this pulpit, pray for Pastor Tim

to Lena and pray for his wife, Cindy,

and all of the children for God's protection. God has given us a pastor with an incredible burden

and a vision. I had the privilege of being in London, and I think I heard Pastor Tim preach in a way

that I've never before. It was not a message. It was a cry from the heart of God for the lost. And every service

saw between 20 and 30 people come to Christ. It was absolutely amazing. And I just thank God for

it with all my heart. So wonderful to see faces. I told one of the groups of people we should

be calling this series the other side

of the camera because all we see our cameras here, but we got to see the faces on the other side

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