We have rallies of 4,000 or 5,000 people typically,

but we go to places where there's a high demand for what we do.

Great red states, Red counties, Christians,

and sometimes they surprise us, like Ocala.

We have 5,000 people fill in Equestrian Center.

It's very unusual.

And while we were there doing our Fire and Glory event, I had people coming out to me, younger people. They said,

this is kind of weird. I thought I was going to a revival and I got all those politics.

And then other people came in and said, this is really weird. I came here for the political stuff and I got I did an

an altar call I answered an altar call to get saved. This is what we found is that

these two streams have to go together. Every now and then you're going to have a

great congressman like this who I've known for years who actually blends the two, the call of God, but also civic service.

And so that you put that alchemy together and you know you can pull that off.

Where I'm going to talk to many of you today about how you get involved in answering

the call of God.

Whether it's a school board, whether it's a city council, whether it's a precinct, you never

know how God might use you and especially if you feel like that's not what you do

that's not your calling that's not what you're supposed to do.

God delights in inviting people to do things they don't like to do.

Whether you know that's what the Bible means when it says it's a

fearful thing to fall into the hands of living God. It means that once God gets your life he

does things that make you that make you nervous. So we started doing the fire and Glory and then I got then I was starting to work with

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