Amen and amen. How we do it, church? Doing okay? You guys are looking good. If you got your

Bibles and I hope you do, grab them. We are primarily going to be in Acts chapter 2. Acts chapter 2.

And if you're new with us, you're coming in on the tail end of a journey for three plus weeks.

We've been praying and fasting and studying in regards to what it means to be a part of a revival or a gospel awakening.

And starting on Wednesday night and sort of culminating today, we've been a part of what we call saturated.

But I want you to understand that what this week is about and what today is about, hopefully, is not the end of something,

but it's actually the beginning of something, a revival, that Jacksonville might be ground zero

for God doing an amazing work in us and through us and to us, and it ripples throughout the entire world.

Amen, church? Amen. And so we started three and a half weeks ago or so talking about revival or

gospel awakening or gospel renewal. And we said that gospel awakening is always preceded by prayer and

preaching. And so if you remember, if you were here, we gathered together and we did an elder-led prayer meeting where our elders led us in prayer.

And then right after that, we jumped straight into 24 hours of preaching.

I don't know if you were here.

I know a bunch of you were.

It seems like six months ago to me, partly because of Daniel and his fast.

I feel like we're going to get to heaven one day,

bumping to Daniel, and nobody's ever going to talk to him, all right?

He's just going to be standing by himself, eating some grass or something.

Anyway, and people ask me, so where do you get this idea that a gospel awakening or revival,

which just means new life, where do you get the idea that it's preceded by preaching and prayer?

And well, if you go back to Genesis chapter 1, the very first revival, the very first time life happens on the planet, two things preceded it.

Preaching and prayer.

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