Welcome to today through all of our one prayer churches. This is our third year being

involved in one prayer and we consider it such an honor to share with you. My name is

Stephen Furtick. I'm the pastor of a phenomenal group of people called elevation church in Charlotte,

North Carolina. And I remember when pastor Craig Graschel first called and shared the vision of

one prayer with me. And I thought that's just about the most brilliant kingdom-minded thing I've ever

heard of in my life. It's about time that the church of Jesus started being known for what we're

for, not what we're against and started standing together for the gospel. And I love our theme

this year, unstoppable. What a great thing to say about the church of Jesus. We are unstoppable.

I believe that with all my heart. I believe that this is not the time for the church to back down

these days that we live in or dark, but it's time for the church to rise up and shine for the glory

of God. Jesus said we ought to let our light shine so everybody in the house can see. And I believe

the church is the change that the world is waiting for. And that's what one prayer is all about.

Let's come together. Let's change something. Let's do something for God's glory. And I got a

pretty good word for you today. I want to speak on the subject of God's unstoppable power.

Or the unstoppable current of the power of Christ. Yeah, I like that title better. Let's go with that.

The unstoppable current of the power of Christ or unstoppable power if you prefer that. And I

believe that when I want what God wants for the reasons that God wants it, I'm unstoppable.

And I believe the same thing about you. I believe the same thing about your church when we want

what God wants for the reasons that God wants it. We're unstoppable. The unstoppable forcefully

advancing breathing living active radical church of Jesus Christ. And my text today is Acts chapter

three versus one through 10. This is a great miracle that that often gets overlooked. It's kind

of tucked away in the book of Acts. It follows this very famous passage of scripture in Acts chapter

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