So after 20 years of passion, the thing that is stunning and I wish we could all have been on that journey,

but as a traveler on that road, I'm here to tell you something that I saw and have seen and can bear witness to.

And that is that 20 years later, God has still got enough in the tank to blow our minds.

God has got enough kingdom resource to do it again and again and again and again.

Our faith is so much stronger because God called us to passion because passion has been like going up Mount Everest for two decades.

And I wish I could say that I have sort of got all the badges you can win in faith and endurance, but I'm human and I'm still working on it.

In a lot of the years, we get up to the mountain, whether it's sponsoring all the weightless kids in three countries.

And it's a great idea in meetings, Jonathan.

It's a great idea when your brain is storming and coming up with a campaign and make history together sounds amazing and the artwork looks great.

And the videos coming along fine and compassion is excited.

All that's great and you leave meetings to go, it's going to be awesome.

And then you step into the moment and you're like, what were we thinking when we decided to sponsor 5,000 plus children at one gathering full of people who are not employed?

I can't tell if that was a mom or a daughter or a real high pitch young man.

And you come right up to the base of Mount Everest and you look up and you're like, uh-oh.

And then you remember $17 million a go when we have dug wells and places around the world funded seminary education for people in the Middle East.

Then many, many life saving surgeries and life altering surgeries for children born with the formities that can be cured in the Western world.

When we have raised millions and millions and millions and millions and millions of dollars to help end human trafficking in our generation.

You look up that mountain one more time and just a few hours you realize God has enough resources in His kingdom economy to do it again.

And here we are walking out of the Georgia dome 20 years later saying things like, that was the greatest thing I've ever seen.

That was one of the best passion moments there's ever been that middle day of passion.

I would put it up against any day of passion that we've ever had on any continent in two decades.

God does it again and again and again and again.

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