Hey, go to Acts chapter 2, verse 1. And I'm going to kind of explain just if you're new and you're like,

man, this is already a very interesting experience that made me have a wafer and some grape juice

and I don't know what's going on. I'm going to kind of explain where we're at and where we're

going for the day and hopefully give you a framework. So we're all on the same page for what we're talking about today in church.

Just a heads up, we've been going through a series called the aftermath of, everybody say?

Grace, aftermath of grace.

And really what we've been talking about is after Easter.

And I know we enjoyed, you know, the chocolate bunny and peeps and, you know, a great brunch on Easter Sunday.

But the aftermath of Sunday, which is the aftermath of Jesus, living on this earth for 33 years, going to a cross and dying a brutal death, going to a grave for three days.

If you're new to church, we believe that our God is not dead, but we believe he rose from the grave.

Somebody say, amen.

So we believe in the resurrection of Christ.

And after Jesus rose from the grave, he spent 40 days with his holy helper disciples explaining what all this meant and what life will look like now. So 40 days, he spends with these guys

and he gets on an escalator and he goes back to heaven with great Wi-Fi, direct TV, and Netflix

binging. So he goes back to heaven and right now today, we believe that our God, Jesus, is seated

at the right hand of the Father and he's praying for us. If you could use some prayer from Jesus, just let me the right hand of the Father, and he's praying for us.

If you could use some prayer from Jesus, just let me see your hand. So Jesus is praying for

us and the Rams and the Lakers right now. That's what he's doing. He's seated the

for us right now, interceding, praying for us. We believe that. Now, before Jesus goes,

you understand, before he gets on the ask you there, before he goes to heaven, before the, you know, air conditioning, Wi-Fi and all that's great stuff.

Before he does that, the Bible says that he looks at his guys, he goes, hey guys, we talked about

last week, he said, go all the world, make disciples. Now, in other words, we talked about this

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