Hallelujah. Hallelujah.

Hallelujah.

Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Lord.

Come on, just for a moment. Just look back over your life and just say, God, you've been so good to us.

You've been so good. You've been so good.

Oh, bless the Lord. Bless the Lord, bless the Lord, bless the Lord, bless the Lord, bless the Lord. Bless the Lord. Bless the Lord. Hallelujah. Thank you, Lord.

I'm going to ask you to be seated for a second. I'm going to, once again, I'm going to,

what they would say in sports, just call an audible just for a moment here. When Kareem and the choir sang that one

part, when I look back over my life and you begin to thank God for his goodness, how many

you could say God has been good to you today? God has been good. So I want to, I want to walk through something that is so important for us.

I told Tyler and our production team, I said, just for a moment, put all the notes away

because I just, I have to, I want to share this because I want us to pray.

First Corinthians chapter 12 says that when one member of the body of Christ hurt, we all hurt.

So, um, I received news on this Tuesday that a person that has had a legacy and has been part of this

ministry from the foundation passed away, not from the church itself, but one, it's really was the first graduate of Teen Challenge

that was addicted to drugs and which literally started a epidemic of God moving all over the world

through the ministry of David Wilkerson and Teen Challenge. And the first person to go into

that program and that was delivered from drugs by the power of the Holy Spirit was a man

named Sunny Argonzoni. Sunny Argonzoni passed away on Tuesday. We're going to go and

head over there to the funeral next week and to be part of that.

But Sunny has had such an amazing role and really part of the legacy of this church.

David Wilkerson back in 1957-58 came to New York City, led Mickey Cruz to the Lord.

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