That God is at work in experiences, but he's at work in more than that.

So we're spending several weeks unpacking something.

And I really want to lean into this in this service.

Honestly, in a way, I just hadn't had time to in the other services.

I promise I'm not going to be longer.

I'm just getting right to the point quicker because I got to put my foot down on something today.

And I want us to make sure we're getting this.

So book of Acts chapter number 9, verse number 17, family.

To our online family this coming Friday, I'll be in Jackson, Mississippi, for change night. 7.30 p.m.

Don't miss it. If you're anywhere in their area, we would love to love to have you join us in

worship. Acts 9 verse 17. 115, y'all ready? As the old folks say, I feel my help. I feel my help. Acts 917 says, then Ananias went to the

house and entered in it. Placing his hands on Saul, he said, brother Saul, the Lord, Jesus,

who appeared to you on the road as you were coming here, has sent me so that you may be filled again with the Holy Spirit

Immediately something like scales fell off Saul's eyes and he could see again

He got up and was baptized and after taking some food he regained his strength i want to use for a subject a

statement that i believe god desires to be our testimony as some season in our life and here's the

subject of today's sermon i'm not the same come on clap your hands, 115 if you receive that.

Family, I want to ease into this introduction by reminding some and informing others of a truth that was proclaimed by a prophet named Jeremiah in Jeremiah 29-11 where he says God's got plans for you.

That is not just some religious rhetoric. That is not some holy hollow statement intended to hype you up.

That's not some empty axiom intended to get you excited and create enthusiasm.

I can say that with confidence because in the aforementioned chapter and verse, Jeremiah 29, 11,

God says through Jeremiah, two people who were dealing with oppression and suppression and

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