A great time of worship in a due sense God's presence here. You guys all look amazing today.

And we are going to jump straight into the word of God today because as you already know,

your campus pastor is shared with you. We have a big topic we're going to tackle today.

And it's at the end of a series. If you miss any part of it,

you've got to go back and watch every moment. God really has used this month in so many ways to

build our faith. We've had revival nights. Come on with somebody, we've had 21 days of prayer.

It has been a faith-filled, God-centered month, which is really, I believe, going to set us up for an

incredible fall. But as you already know today, we're going to go for, I believe, going to set us up for an incredible fall.

But as you already know today, we're going to go for it.

We're going to talk about emotional healing today.

And this is a massive topic.

And I just wanted to say this from the very beginning.

As a pastor, as a man who's following after God and living in a crazy world personally,

and especially standing on this platform, I feel the weight of this moment. This moment. This is a massive topic.

Statistics say one in five Americans this year will be diagnosed with a mental or an emotional

condition. Of course, we know that many, many more than that will walk through something alone.

We're going to hit that really head on today because none of us need to be in any of these situations alone.

But when we talk about this topic, there's a lot of words attached to this area.

And I'm just going to, again, we're going to go for it today.

Anyone who may be facing fear or anxiety, anger, grief, pain, self-doubt, insecurity, isolation, hopelessness, depression,

worry.

These are big words, but can I just tell you from the very beginning, we have a name that

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