Hey there. Thanks for listening to the Greg Laurie podcast. A ministry supported by Harvest Partners.

I'm Greg Laurie, encouraging you. If you want to find out more about Harvest Ministries

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Amen. Sure. It's all glory to Jesus, the Lamb, the Christ, the King. Come on. Give him a shot of

praise today. How amazing is that? Transformed lives. Do we get to celebrate and worship the Lord

for? That was so cool to see that across our campuses just now. Father, we thank you for the people

that made the decision to just publicly proclaim in front of all of us and all those watching online

or campuses everywhere, Lord, that you are their savior. They have died to their old nature,

died to themselves and they have come alive again in you, Jesus. They are new creations washed by your

blood. We are thankful for that. And we celebrate that today. This is a beautiful thing, a beautiful

moment in our church. And we are thankful that we get to be here together and worship you

because of it. So we ask that you bless this time now. As we hear from you through your word,

we ask that you administer to us and speak to us, Father. It's in Jesus name we pray together.

Amen. Amen. Good morning, everybody. You can have a seat. Good to see you all. Welcome to Harvest

Orange County as well as Harvest Kumalani. Great to be with you guys. We are continuing in our

series in the book of Joshua. If you would like to turn to Joshua chapter 7, that's where we're

going to be anchored today. About a month ago, I had the opportunity to go with a friend of mine

out to Lake Havasu and Arizona. How many of you have been out to Lake Havasu before? Yep,

it's a nice spot to go to. Pretty hot. It was like 110 for the low. Just kidding. The low was

like 90 in nighttime and the water was like 85 degrees and we ended up just taking out our two

sons. It was me and my son Christopher and my buddy and his son and his parents were there as well.

And so we went out and it was pretty cool because my son Christopher, he's never had the opportunity

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