The big 737 jet with 180 people on it, including me, my wife, and my three children, crashed on the beach.

And then to attempt to describe verbally the sound and the impact and the blackness, it was like lights out.

You know, it made me really realized that God doesn't promise tomorrow.

I don't know where anybody else is to be

tomorrow. I don't know where I'll be tomorrow. Life is short, we've got to share the gospel,

and we will take every opportunity. Welcome, everybody. This is Simon Gilbo with Inspired.

Great to be back for another week of hearing, stirring, encouraging stories of faith.

Listen, if you're new to us, basically, I'm just sick and

tired of being bombarded relentlessly by negativity and bad news, which all it does is induce

fear in us and cynicism and depression and so much mental health issues on there and all that sort of

stuff. So I want to introduce you to a whole range of mates and mine who are doing

beautiful stuff around the world. And I love it that we're getting so much feedback. So for

example, this week, a few days ago, Laura wrote in, no words to say how deeply the inspired

podcast has been impacting my faith. My fire is being properly fueled and I'm back down on my

knees. Remembering again the wow fact of God's

core in our lives, hope restored that he will use what we offer in faith to move mountains. So,

you know, thank you, Laura, and that's what we want. So this week, again, I've got no doubt

you're going to be super inspired because we've got with us, Andrew Palau. Welcome, Andrew.

Hey, good to be with you, Simon. Fantastic. So Andrew and I go back 13 years when he came out

with the Luis Palau Association to do an outreach. I think there were 60,000 of people over three

days. They hired out our King's Conference Center to use as their base to launch

out from. He does this now around the world. I think some people might be sort of have the hang

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