Welcome to the Jesus Image Podcast.

We're going to continue on the in the teaching of the generosity of God.

So let's pray and ask the Lord to open our eyes. Amen. Wonderful Lord,

we give you all the glory and we thank you and we ask you Lord open our eyes that we

would know you in Jesus name. Amen.

I said what I said just now because when we go into the new building,

we're going to have to move with it.

When you see this building, I gave Dr. Mark Sharona a tour three, four days ago.

I hadn't been in in a while.

It is going to blow your mind.

He walked in and said, this is a full-blown cathedral.

And in order to express heaven, everything needs to be in one accord so you can't just have like a beautiful building and then rip people's faces off with a bad audio mix and a guitar run do you know what i'm saying

it doesn't fit it also doesn't mean we should be dead. If you trace the earliest liturgical

flow of the church, liturgy just means work of the people or the ministry of the people.

So when I grew up, we were actually taught, like the only time we should experience liturgical prayer, for example,

was when we were in church. In reality, wherever you see an amen, that implies the work of the people,

because the people need to engage. But that being said, well, this is a longer conversation for maybe a class at Jesus school.

All that to say.

There must be a recovery, and within that recovery, there's more freedom than you could ever believe.

There's no doubt that the early church was a charismatic environment.

So the thought that there's going to be form that is holy,

structure that is holy,

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