Amen and amen and good morning and welcome and you can be seated thank you so glad you're here

those of you online we're so glad you're joining with us before we jump in though I want to let you know

that this Tuesday 7 p.m. is our prayer meeting the date is April 1st. Forget what Max said about that.

I'm going to try to word this differently than first service. I will do my best to do a brief

teaching. That still didn't work. And listen to the title,

What Happens When I Don't Pray? Isn't that a terrible title? Because the inference is that

something's going to happen when I don't pray. What's going to happen when I don't pray.

What's going to happen when I don't pray?

You'll have to come on Tuesday night, 7 p.m. and you'll find out.

And I'll try to be brief. Key word, try C. If I can.

So last week, thank you, Jesus. We finished with the fall of Babylon at the end of chapter 18. And as such, we commence with chapter 19. And our text is going to be verses 1 through 6, amazing verses.

So I know a lot of you are more comfortable sitting

for the reading of God's word,

but scripturally there's a reverence in standing

for the reading of God's word.

If you're able to stand, I'll invite you to do so at this time.

If not, no worries.

Just follow along as I read, beginning in verse one. John now is writing by the Holy Spirit

what he is seeing in the heavenly scene. And he writes, verse one, after this, I heard, was sounded like the roar of a great

multitude in heaven shouting, hallelujah, salvation and glory and power belong to our God. For true and just are His judgments.

He has condemned the great prostitute who corrupted the earth by her adulteries. He has condemned the great prostitute who corrupt the earth by her adulteries.

He has avenged on her the blood of his servants.

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