This is the greatest hour to follow Jesus.

You have the beginnings of the makings of Jesus people movement here.

If you've read anything about what happened back in the late 60s, early to middle 70s,

it was really quite extraordinary because you could walk to a group of young people and say peanut butter and half of them would get saved.

I mean, it was just there was honestly such an an anointing for bringing people into the king.

It was a very unusual season.

There was a grace that was upon the whole land.

And sometimes you don't know the moment you're in

until it's gone, and then you look back

and you analyze it.

The moment you're in is wonderful, We like it, but we don't always

know how unique, how powerful, how glorious that moment is until it's not there anymore.

And I don't say that in any kind of a threatening or scary way. It's just that's reality.

As a young person, I remember my yes to god it was it was all in i didn't care if i ever owned anything i didn't care

i didn't care about anything except my yes to jesus that was it and uh i i remember uh the

saturday night where i where I just said I was all in.

I had heard the preaching of our family friend, Mario Merylora for years, and I would go to anything he was doing and just get rocked, but just be resistant.

And I remember that Saturday night by myself, just saying yes.

And there's never been a millisecond every consideration.

Because once you die, you die.

There's something about being all in.

You know, you're supposed to count the cost before you get all in, but once you're all in, you no longer count the cost. Because you have nothing left that you're your own to count.

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