We should have known that our two-year-old was going to try to steal the show from our eight-month-old and need mommy the entire time.

I feel like my wife needs a medal for, deserves a medal for holding both of those kids that long.

But I love being a part of a church.

One of the elders was saying this to me back there that I love the sound of children in church.

Because as soon as that sound is gone, so is the future.

And the reason why ACCC is a church that is multi-generational is because we believe for the church

to live out its full potential for the

glory of God, it must always be fully invested into everyone who's coming up next because next

is a lie. Next is now. So if you're here and you're in middle school, you're in high school,

you're in college, you are who we were

aiming this church at when it started. And if it comes across, like, man, they're really like

doing what they're doing with an effort toward reaching young people. It's because we realize

when you stop doing that, your church stops existing. You've got to continually be serious about the next generation.

And what's so amazing about the families you saw on stage and the families represented in this

church is that people are bought into that. People are all in for that. There are so many families.

There are so many couples in their 40s, in their 50s, in their 60s who are all in

to ACC. I got a little frustrated this week. Somebody was like, man, it's so powerful what God's

doing through your church in the lives of those college students. That offended me. I was like,

you just left out half the church because there are families upon families.

There are senior citizens in our church.

There are people that have retired.

There are kids.

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