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Now here's our guest teacher, Kyle Eidlman, with a message titled Mind Mold.

I am overwhelmed and really excited to share with you that last weekend across all of

our campuses, we baptized 839 people. 839.39. Now listen, you know this, but what we are clapping for and what we're celebrating is not a statistic, it's a story, it's not a number, it's a name.

We are celebrating one life at a time encountering Jesus and discovering the difference that Jesus makes.

That he forgives our sins, that he doesn't just forgive our sins, he forgives the guilt of our sins,

that you don't have to be weighed down by shame anymore. You don't have to be weighed down by guilt of the past, that he sets you free. And I told so many people in the water last Sunday,

like there's things we're leaving in the water. We're not carrying it out with us. Like shame and

guilt stay here. And so when we celebrate these numbers, we're celebrating that it out with us. Like shame and guilt stay here.

And so when we celebrate these numbers,

we're celebrating that one person at a time is experiencing the difference that Jesus makes.

And really, scripture is full of those kinds of stories.

Luke 15, parable that Jesus tells of the prodigal son.

I've read that parable hundreds of times. And I've thought to

myself many times, what's that prodigal son look like? What's he look like? The Bible says that he goes

to his father, he takes his inheritance, that he spends all the money on wild living, and then language

in scripture has it this way, that a day comes where the prodigal son says

he came to his senses.

Well, what's that look like?

I saw it last Sunday morning.

Young man in his 20s comes into the water with his dad.

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