through to Psalm 48. So you can turn there if you're not already there. We'll get there,

but I wanted to first take a moment to pray for the East Coast as they're now being hit with

Hurricane Florence.

When I checked before I left, I think it's a category two,

which is, of course, better than a category five, which it was.

The sustained winds, not the gusts, but the sustained winds are 100 miles an hour, which is really going to cause a lot of damage. The bigger concern, as I think many of you know, is the amount of water.

It is just voluminous, and they're projecting that some areas are going to get, not in

inches, but in feet, just so much rain over an elongated period of time, because what it's done

is it has stalled, and that just gives it more time to

dump all of this water inland. So anyway, we want to certainly pray for the East Coast during this time.

On Monday, I tweeted because at the time,

Olivia was still a hurricane.

And I'm thinking, so we need to do what we did with Hurricane Lane.

By the way, Lane, love to have you here tonight. How do you feel about

having a hurricane name? I thought of you that whole time. Hurricane Lane. Wow. Anyway,

so, but I tweeted and posted on social media that we needed everyone who helped us pray away Hurricane Lane to do the

same thing, especially concerning Olivia, though not as powerful and big of a storm as Florence.

And sure enough, the wind shear, which I really believe was just God's grace and mercy,

dismantled what was a hurricane, bringing it down to a tropical storm

that quickly became a tropical depression that quickly went away.

And we praise God for that.

Minimal damage, certainly there was a lot of rain and, of course,

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