Thank you, David, and for all of those who've been, especially at the forefront of leading this event, conceiving it, believing it would be possible, than laboring for years to bring it to past. It's been quite an encouragement to me to be a part of it and to see you worshing the way you do and hungry for the word of God the way you are.

So may your tribe increase, may your numbers multiply. May South Africa and all the other lands represented here feel the spiritual reverberations out from this place and all of its future manifestations.

So thank you for letting me be here.

Pray for the Lozan Congress on World Evangelization that starts tonight in Cape Town.

We'll be going there this afternoon and 4,500

representatives from 200 countries, the most diverse gathering of believers ever in the history of the world,

all with the focus of how to help the global church keep its focus on evangelizing the unreached

peoples of the world and challenging the world with the message of Jesus Christ.

So as God brings it to your mind,

pray that God would do exceedingly and abundantly

beyond what we ask or think.

Let me pray one more time.

Father, in this last message I ask for climactic help.

I ask for a gift of prophecy that would cause words to come out of my mouth that would be anointed in such a penetrating way that they would go into hearts and do things utterly unexpected

and glorious for your name and for the unreached peoples of the world and for unreached neighborhoods in the cities.

I pray for humility, I pray for love to abound in my heart for these people and for you.

And I pray that the Holy Spirit would blow.

You blow where you will, like the wind. We don't know where it comes from or where it's going.

So are all who are born of the Spirit. So come and do your mysterious, transforming, regenerating, sanctifying, hope-giving, pride, humbling, Christ-exalting work. I ask this in Jesus powerful name. Amen.

My life's mission statement and the mission statement of our church is this, I exist to spread a passion for the

supremacy of God in all things for the joy of all peoples. And sometimes when we, it's on the wall of our church and I say it everywhere I go,

and sometimes people ask, don't you think since the the first commandment to love God and the second

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