Hi, I'm Erwin McManus and this is the Mosaic Podcast. I want to thank you so much for joining

us today and if you're one of our regular listeners, we love the fact that you journey

with us and we pray that every single message inspires you and helps you become the person

that God created you to be. Every single week we send a new message across the world and

everything we do here at Mosaic is made available to everyone in the world for absolutely free.

The reason we can do that is that we have incredible people who give generously and sacrificially

to make this possible and I want to invite you to join us. If you're already a giver,

thank you so much. If this is something you've not yet done, I want to invite you to start doing

that now. Go to mosaic.org slash give and give a one-time gift or even beyond that. Become a

recurring giver here at Mosaic and if you're one of those individuals who God has blessed an amazing

way financially, I want to invite you to become one of our partners here at Mosaic. What's really

beautiful about Mosaic is that our biggest givers, our families who do not live here in Los Angeles,

but they are so committed to the message of Jesus going through the world that they support the work

here from Los Angeles to the ends of the earth. And so I want to invite you again, go to mosaic.org slash

give, become a part of our support system, become one of our partners and more than anything else,

I want you to listen to the message and allow Jesus to speak to you in a way that will change your life.

I want to begin just by reading the first few paragraphs of this new journal that really just

shares many of the dreams and experiences and thoughts and promises that God has allowed me to

step into and we're calling this series along with the book Seizing Your Divine Moment. Let me just

introduce you to some of the early thoughts, the foreshock, choices, choose the love. Deep into the

night, I was walking down a dark street in the city of San Salvador under the care of a night

watchman who was returning me to my home. No more than six or seven years old, I somehow slipped

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