Let's all stand together. Let's all stand.

You know, I want us to do something just for a moment as we stand together.

It's when sometimes meaning can get lost in lyrics and you forget.

And without singing it, could you just tell the Lord, even out loud,

Lord, I love you more than anything. Would you just go, just lift your hands and say it. Just say,

Lord, I love you more than anything. And God, if that's not true, then Lord, would you just begin

to set things right in our lives today?

We want to be able to say that. Before this service is over, we want to be able to say, Lord, I love you more than anything. In Jesus' name.

And everybody said, amen and amen. Now, in just a moment, we'll be seated, but just stay put for just a second. We do want to

welcome you here. What a joy to have you here. It's been an amazing day all day. We've sensed

this presence. We welcome those that are live with us here on 51st and Broadway, but we understand

that the body of Christ is bigger than 51st and Broadway.

It's watching us all over the world.

We have this opportunity.

Because of your generosity, we don't only get to be partners with ministries in like Puerto Rico.

But there's so many other places.

I think we're now in something like 70 something different countries working with child cry

and feeding thousands

of kids that you're helping with. We want to do welcome all those that are watching around the

United States and those that are with us live around the world. Let me just read the nations that

are with us live. We welcome Nigeria, Eswatini, South Africa, Madagascar, Malawi. We say hello to Tanzania and Pakistan. We welcome

India and Guam, the Philippines, Australia, the UK, Norway. We say a lot to the Netherlands.

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