What's up, guys? Welcome back to the Forgotten Jesus podcast. My name is Andrew. We have Pastor

Robbie Gowdy and his lovely wife, Candy. Pastor, before we get started, I need to hear an update on how last night went.

So last night you went and preached to the Sumner County Jail.

Yes.

Give me a snapshot of what that was like.

We had started like behind the scenes with, we're trying to plan a campus uh in a in the jail

the local jail where we live and um where where people are taking the sermon from sunday

every night showing it they're worshiping and um so we officially launched it last night with me

going live that's awesome and then they're going to watch video every week after that.

But we had, we were supposed to have 100 and something women, 100 women.

We actually had, what, 7580, Vivian, I think.

About 80?

7580 came.

And then there was about 100, they said it was 130 men but it's probably about a hundred

men showed up for that so it was unbelievable that's amazing i mean it was unbelievable i preached the message

on freedom talked about freedom is not a state of being i mean not a place of being but a state of

being and told those guys and girls some of you are more free behind these bars than some people

that go to my church walking free, because they're so bound up

with pride and anger and resentment and guilt and shame and

and porn and alcohol.

And so I taught him it's more mental than it is situational,

locational, geographical. So as you can imagine, that was a message that resonated with them. And then I said, some of you haven't experienced that kind of freedom. And the Bible says when the sun has set you free, you're free indeed. And I would say we probably had, I don't know how many women because I didn't get them to respond. I just had a general call. I would say most every woman came forward for prayer, which was powerful. Were these two different services? Yeah, they have to separate them. And they had to even separate the women, some women from other women and some men from, yeah. It's kind of a crazy deal. But anyway, when people were leaving, this is what just blew me away.

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