Amen, amen. Amen. If you have your Bibles, you can open them to Ephesian 6. We're going to be

continuing in our Stand Firm series. I'm Pastor Britt. I'm honored to be here. I had the opportunity

to attend our student camp that we celebrated just a few minutes ago. And man, it was epic.

As a church, you should be very proud of our students, six through 12th graders, how they

discovered and deepened their relationship with Jesus Christ and the significant next

steps of faith that they've taken and the commitments they've made headed back into their

mission field, which is their school.

It was awesome.

We are deeply committed as a church to raising up one more generation in the gospel.

And we believe that when we sow gospel seeds into the next generation, that that stuff's

going to bear fruit three and four generations from now.

Now, we're not just working for today or for tomorrow, but we're working for generational impact

in the name of Jesus.

Pastor Jobi and I both had the chance to be at camp last week, and I'll just have

you know that he and I raced down a double water slide, and I'm pretty sure I won. And so,

don't tell him I told you that, but I think it's true. He was, man, Pastor Jobi preached the

whole thing. He preached like seven, eight times over four days, And you know that brother. He doesn't just give a talk when he preaches. He preaches from his guts. And so he just preached the pain off the walls. And it was

incredible. And sometime between camp and this past week, Pastor Jobie got sick. And so he was

supposed to be here this weekend. But he's sick. So you can pray for his quick recovery. He's doing

better, but he's not quite there yet. And so he gave me the

call, and I'm always happy to help him anytime he calls and to stand in and open God's word

for us, for sure, happy to do it. That said, I got it on short notice, so I'm not sure if we're

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