All right, all right. Great to be in church. God's good. Amen. All about Jesus. All about Jesus. Thank you so much.

You can be seated. What an honor. What an honor. What an honor it is to be here at Fresh Life Church.

Of course, I'm thrilled to be in Montana, but I want to welcome all those at one of our campuses.

We love you so much. We're so grateful for what God all those at one of our campuses. We love you so much. We're so

grateful for what God is doing at all of our campuses. My favorite campus, the Montana State

Prison and on and on. Those are so awesome. We do a lot of that in Alabama. We're able to be

some of our correctional facilities. So it's just great to be here. You know, I've loved this church

for a long time.

And even though it's my first time to be able to be with you live in services. And I've loved it because I hear about you constantly from your pastors. It's interesting, I've loved you because your

pastors love you so much. And so it's easy to love someone that someone that you love loves them. And that's

been the case, of course, with fresh life and all that's going on. And then also the impact of your

generosity, which I think is super important when you're faithful in your tithe and offering and how

you're such a giving church and you put God first in your finances. I get to see some of the impact of that. And you're known as a caring,

loving church, which I think is awesome. I wouldn't want to be known as the opposite. That's those

stingy folk go there, fresh life. I like being known as the generous people of the church.

And so that's who you are. And I think that's super important. And you're that way in several ways.

I know I was not raised in church.

I showed up at a church.

I was raised in a little community on the East Coast,

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Come on, if you know Dirty Myrtle, you know Dirty Myrtle.

As I was raised at Myrtle Beach, it came to Christ at 18 years old.

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