Hallelujah. Let's all stand together.

Well, for those that weren't with us in the first service, the lights kept going out up there because they were overheating.

They were singing so passionately.

I don't know if that's the reason, but they were going out on the choir.

What a blessing. How many Jesus has

turned you around? Amen? Well, what a joy to have every single one of you. What a blessing.

This usually is the time that I'll not only welcome you, but also we'll begin to welcome all those

watching live around the country and around the world. We're going to wait on that. I will mention your nation in the middle of the message. There's a reason why we're going to do it

that way. We're always thankful. I just have such a burden, and I'll talk about it later on,

about the universities that are joining us. So many universities in the first service. Also in this

service, we welcome Stony Brook University,

American University, Illinois State University, Arizona State University. We welcome Rutgers,

borough of Manhattan Community College, and the University of Connecticut. Would you welcome all those that are watching from our universities? God bless you. And I do want to just challenge

all those that are watching from a university campus tonight

is the beginning of our prayer and fasting.

And tonight we're praying for the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

With the age that we live in, we are so thankful for people to be water baptized.

But folks, I'm telling you, in this time, you need what John the Baptist said. We need

water and fire. Listen to what they said. It says, I baptize you. John said, I baptize you with water

for repentance. But after me comes one who's more powerful and whose sandals I'm not worthy to carry.

He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and what? That I believe you need water and fire these

days. That water, that just that, that symbol, that commitment to Christ, but don't stop there.

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