Look if you would in, we were there in Matthew 11, but over in, let's see, it's the fourth chapter of Matthew, Matthew 4,

I had the privilege a few weeks ago, Phyllis and I did, of going over to Brother Kenneth Copeland's 86th birthday

celebration.

It was a great honor for us.

And the Lord ministers something strong to me, and we talked about it a little bit, and I

think it's something we should touch on tonight.

In Matthew 4, verse 18, Jesus was walking by the Sea of Galilee

and saw two brethren Simon called Peter and Andrew his brother casting a net and see they were fishers.

And he said to them, follow me.

And I will make you fishers of men.

I read that and saw something I'd never seen before.

That their choice to submit to him and obey him resulted in their being made into something else.

Follow me.

Is that what he said? Follow follow me what's going to happen

I'm going to make you something

hallelujah

follow me and I will make you

you

Mark's account says it like this I will make you to become I will make you. Mark's account says it like this.

I will make you to become.

And that's what that word means is to become.

It's following results in forming a change.

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