Well, Porch, how are we doing tonight?

Come on.

Man. Hey, I'll never forget the first time that I went to a maximum

security prison to visit. Okay. Some of you were judging. Hey, not in church. Let's go. I remember the

first time I went, though, and I've talked about

this before. It was a marking moment. And in fact, this wasn't in my notes, but even as we

were worshiping, I remember the morning that I went to the maximum security prison, I'm just reading

the Bible. And I read Revelation chapter 7. In Revelation chapter 7, it's the end of the age, and it's every tribe, tongue, and nation

gathered in white, singing, salvation belongs to our God and to the lamb who was slain.

I remember reading that in the morning and then praying to God, God, I'd love to see this

in my lifetime.

Every tribe, tongue, and nation gathered together. And put my Bible away,

I go drive to the maximum security prison, drop off my phone, you know, going there. It's dark

dungy, going to the chapel. And they start singing a song, older song called This Is Amazing Grace.

And as they sing the song, the bridge says, worthy is the lamb who was slain.

Worthy is the king who conquered the grave.

And I'm sitting in the back.

I start tearing up thinking, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Every tribe, tongue, and nation is in this room.

And they're all wearing white jumpsuits right now.

In prison singing, worthy is the lamb.

God, you fulfilled my prayer four hours later in a maximum security prison.

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