All right. Well, we're in part four of a series called Ghost It, where we are exploring the person and the power of the Holy Spirit. And so I want to begin today's lesson by reading a few verses of scripture found in 1 Samuel 16 beginning at verse 10. I'm going to be reading from the English standard version this morning, and this is

what it says. It says, and Jesse made seven of his sons pass before Samuel. And Samuel said to

Jesse, the Lord has not chosen these. Then Samuel said to Jesse, are all your sons here?

And he said, there remains yet the youngest.

But behold, he's keeping the sheep.

Samuel said to Jesse, send and get him.

For we will not sit down till he comes here.

And he sent and brought him in in now he was ready and had beautiful

eyes and was handsome and the Lord said arise anoint him for this is he then Samuel took the horn of

all and anointing him in the midst of his brothers and the spirit of the Lord rushed upon David from that day forward and Samuel

rose up and went to Ramah. I want to stop the reading the scripture there and talk from this

subject in our time together. I want to see if 1130 is talking back to me today, ghosted for a glow

up. Ghosted for a glow-up. Ghosted for a glow-up.

Ghosted for a glow-up.

For those who may need some additional clarification.

For those who may need me to engage in some elucidation,

the term glow up is simply a contemporary cultural colloquialism that refers to someone who has experienced a radical, revolutionary, undeniable, indisputable,

shift from one state to another.

And although the term glow up has become popularized in contemporary culture, the concept

originated in the kingdom.

Because God orchestrates the greatest glow-ups.

God is the God of the glow-up. And if I were to turn this room into a courtroom, I could go throughout the pages of scripture and I could call different

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