Thank you for listening to this remembering tonight. We thank you for the power of remembering tonight.

We thank you that those memories are literally launching us into the future.

The precedent that you have established through your faithfulness is now moving us into seasons that are beyond our imagination.

We give you glory for this in Jesus name.

Amen. You can be seated. Thank you, Joelle, wherever you win, all you guys, but Joelle, I've been giving

him vocal training for years and is finally starting to reap dividends from that, so thankful.

We are experiencing some things over the last few days that are us for and one of them, and one of them, and I kind of this is a little bit of a review of where we are the other night.

One of them is to understand that it is essential in the life of those that think in terms of the

kingdom to remain in a vitality is absent which may not be true for most of the people in this room.

However to renew a thing is to change it not on a quantitative level but to change it on a qualitative level.

To bring it not into its new day, but to remain in a state of ever being ready to expect something

new. The new wine that he sends today is not like the new

wine that he sent before. Now let me explain that to you because I think it's very important.

When we begin to think in terms of new wine, God's pouring out new wine,

we can get trapped in the context of believing that if what he sent eight years ago was new wine

then if he sent that same thing again that would still be new wine no it would not be new

wine if it was the same For it to be new it has to be qualitatively different

than what he what we experienced eight years ago. Jesus came again to

Cana of Galilee where he had made the water into wine.

However, this time when Jesus comes back into Cana of Galilee,

and I'm referencing the story because you referenced the story

when you talked about how long will you seek to see miracles and then he tells the nobleman go on your way your son has been made well

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