Welcome to Gateway Church's podcast. Wherever you're tuning in from, we hope you're encouraged by today's message.

All right, all right. Come on, let's give Jesus a great hand clap. He's wonderful.

Thank you. You may be seated. We just welcome every one of you and all of our campuses and

correctional institutes and everyone that's in the service with us today. You know, it really is a joy

to be with you. I had Pastor Robert and Debbie in our church two weeks ago. My son invited them in

and Pastor James and Bridget also came and Robert said, Larry, when you're there at Gateway,

you gotta show them your family. I said, Robert, I never do that, man. I just preach.

And he said, no, you gotta show them their family. So in deference to your senior pastor,

I'm going to show you my family. This is a picture of my family. Yes. And

all right, now hold on because now you're going to see my grandchildren and this is

16 of them. Two of them were taken a nap. And one is being born actually in September,

so that'll be number 20. We're not just pro-life. We're prolific, baby.

So Robert asked me to do it. I did it. I have to correct James. I have been married now 47 years,

actually. And that's right. So I'll just really give God praise for the opportunity to be here

this week. We're very excited about Presbytery. We got guys that have flown in from all over the

country just to minister prophetically to you. So we really encourage you to join us on Sunday night

and Monday morning, Monday night, Tuesday morning. We just minister to people and we don't know

everybody will get a word obviously, but I love the thought of hearing the voice of God. And actually

that's what I want to speak to you on this weekend is how to hear the voice of God. You know 54

years ago, the Lord called me to preach. In fact, I just made 70 last week, 70s, the new 40 by

the way. Come on, came to heaven, amen. And I would say that for me, this one subject is the most

critical subject. In fact, it's I do pastors university now 50 lessons from 50 years. This is

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