Well, so much for getting any credit for this in heaven.

Here with that one. Got too much credit on Earth already.

Oh, kidding. Well, that was great worship tonight. Good job, Brian and team.

Yeah, Brian. Jesus. Wow. Well, Holy Spirit, we just invite you right now just to have a good time.

We want to just synergize with heaven tonight. Well, we just pray right now that you would just come.

You would touch people that you would meet them right where they're at.

But Lord, that you wouldn't leave them there.

Yes, Lord. Agitate people. Well, you know, some of you, I just had this word.

Not nothing. I don't think it's anything to do with what I'm going to share tonight. But, you know, adversity, someone once said adversity is the mother of invention.

And I just felt like some of you are going through a time that you feel like there's tons of adversity. But the Lord oftentimes adversities what releases us into a new purpose and destiny.

And somebody said a long time ago, I wrote it down years ago in my Bible that greater the destination, the longer the gestation.

And I really believe that that's true. And a lot of people's cases that sometimes the process we get frustrated, the process.

And I just feel like this isn't, this isn't my message tonight. But I feel like there's people in here that you're getting.

Maybe, maybe you're losing confidence or courage in the process. And I just really want to encourage you that the Lord knows what he's doing.

And it's the process. How many of the journey is as important as a destination?

And it's amazing. Once you get someplace like soon as you find your destination, how many of you know you don't get to stay there very long before you're on another journey.

I don't mean we're wandering. That's not a good plan. Wondering is not good. But I just want to say to you that are in here that the journey has seemed long and purposeless at times.

All you need to do is renew your vision. You know, without a vision, the people perish, but happy to keep the law.

And when you have a vision, how many know that when you don't have a vision, you spend your whole life trying to either stay out of pain or find pleasure.

How many know that he's not talking about the law of Moses there? He says without a vision that people perish or go unrestrained.

In fact, I think it's a Phillips translation that says without a prophetic vision, people go unrestrained. But happy to keep the law.

I don't believe you stop the law of Moses there. I believe you stop the law of restraint. That when we have a vision, we restrain our options to capture our vision.

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