Hey, thanks so much for checking out this week's message.

Hey, before we jump into the message, I just want to invite you to come and be a part of Zoe Leadership College starting this fall.

You can come in person or join us with our online program.

We'd love to have you be a part of ZLC, Zoe Leadership College.

Go to our website, zoeachurch.org, and get all the information.

But come on, let's check out this week's message. All right, take your Bible. Go to John

Chapter 7. John chapter 7. We're going to jump in. We are concluding our series that we're in

about the Holy Ghost. Touch somebody in your house next to you and just say,

the Holy Spirit is here. Tell somebody in your home, we are about to have a Holy Ghost.

I was going to say party, but, you know, some of you are probably in your pajamas and your sweats.

You don't feel like partying. He's just like, bro, preach the word. Okay, okay, I'm getting to it.

John Chapter 7, let's jump in. Okay, let me read these verses. John 7, verse 37.

On the last and greatest day of the festival, oh, I can't wait to party in 2021. I don't know if it's

going to happen in 2020, but 2020, we're going to have festivals again.

On the last and greatest day of the festival, Jesus stood and said in a loud voice,

let anyone who is thirsty come to me and drink. I like that right there. Let's just pause.

Let anyone who is thirsty come to me. In other words, he didn't say if you are privileged, if you are a certain bank account, if you are doing well, come to me. He said, no, anybody that's thirsty. We live in a land that is dry and thirsty. And we want to declare at Zoe Church, let anyone who is thirsty come to God. It doesn't matter what you're wearing. Doesn't matter what you look like. It doesn't matter the color of your skin. It doesn't matter what you're wearing. It doesn't matter what you look like.

It doesn't matter the color of your skin.

It doesn't matter what you've done, what you've touched, what you've looked at, or what you've smoked.

Let anyone who is thirsty come to Jesus.

Let anyone, he says it with a loud voice. I think he's saying it with a loud voice to let all the religious people know

this is not some cute kumbaya just for us uppity uppity religious people. Let anybody that's

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