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Say, won't he do it? Yes, he will.

Won't he do it? Yes, he will. He'll take a stone.

Make it still.

Yeah, won't we do it out?

Yes, he will.

Welcome to Susie Larson Live.

Always so honored to get to spend this time with you.

In fact, I look forward to bringing you conversations every single day that hopefully inspire you in your faith walk,

that deepen your understanding of God's Word, and that heightens your awareness of his very real

presence in your life. We've got a powerful show for you today, but I just got to say thank

you with all my heart for how you showed up last week with our spring fundraiser.

And I need to tell you just a personal testimony. I had a speaking event before that weekend prior and a speaking event after. I normally, I never try to book events that sandwich these fundraisers because we're on the air every other hour, every single day. And I usually am out of words by the end of our fundraisers, but I booked a year in advance. There was no getting around it. And I didn't know how I was going to make it. But each day I got a little stronger, which normally I get a little weaker because we're so tired by the end of the week, but God just kept sustaining me by the end. The way God showed up through all of you, just what he did is just breathtaking. And then I was ready to go and God moved at our event.

And I just say all that to say, that was an impossible occurrence apart from the grace and the power of

Almighty God. So thank you not only for praying, but thank you for showing up the way you did last

week. I'm still just speechless over all of it. He's so good to us, you know? When we put

ourselves in a posture of dependence and we're willing to go where he sends us, he will do what

he needs to do. And boy, God be praised. Well, I got a question for you. What comes to mind when

you think about worship? I mean, just think about that for a moment. Do you see worship as a duty,

maybe a once a week obligation? Or when you think of worship, do you see it as an invitation

to profound delight to actually encounter the living God, to taste and see that he is good? And what does

it mean to offer your whole body up as a spiritual

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