absolutely incredible that we get to be a part of something like that it's what church is all about

and you'll be hearing more and more about for africa in the days and weeks and months to come we started

a brand new series last sunday called new plan pivot can you look at somebody next to you right now and

say pivot pivot you got to say it with your

Ross Geller voice as loud as you can. And we're saying that in 2020, God has flipped the script on a lot of

us and said, hey, new plan. There's no plan. The plan is for you to pivot. The plan is for us to be

so adjustable, so flexible that at any given moment, we know on one foot

where we're standing firm, which is the glory and fame of Jesus, which is our identity

as children of God.

But we also have another foot that's willing to change directions at any given moment

because God is the God of the pivot. And we believe that in this season together

as a church, God is causing things to change for our good in the midst of so much chaos and

confusion and uncertainty. And so I hope that that sermon encouraged you. I hope it's something

that we're going to look back on. We're actually going to stay in this season for a little while longer. And I want to take us in the

scriptures to the greatest pivot in the entire Bible if you have your Bible. Hold it up. Come on,

church. Hold it up. I see Bibles in this room. This is amazing, guys. We got about 14 people in the room who brought

their Bible. It's beautiful. We hope you're holding it up at home. Hold it up. You haven't got to

stretch out that Bible muscle that you lift up every Sunday in a long, long time. Even in this room,

okay, if you're single, keep it up. Everybody else keep it down.

This is just fun to go back in time and go, oh, wow, all the single people are on this side.

I didn't know all you all are taking. Okay. Turn with me to Acts chapter nine. Acts chapter nine.

We're going to talk about the Apostle Paul once again, but at this point in the story, Paul's name has not been changed from his original name, Saul. And so when you turn to Acts chapter 9, you're going to see a

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