Well I've been just so blessed so amazed with this theme that we've been in as a church,

welcoming the wind and what it means to open up our lives, open up our hearts, to allow the

Holy Spirit to have his way in our lives in every single way in the little things and the big things

and I've just been in awe I'm so grateful for my husband preaching the word weekend and

week out around this theme and the fact that we've just

kind of been sitting in it and I love our team sometimes will ask him okay so

is this the last week and he's like I don't know so we're just going to be kept on our toes but I'm

thankful that I get to continue in this this week welcoming the wind.

And my message title today is, the weaker, the better.

The weaker, the better.

And I also want to lend my voice.

I know it's already been said, but I just want to welcome you at every single campus, every single location, church online, our campus in our

dear lodge prison, we just are so grateful, so grateful that we get to love God and serve God together,

one house, many rooms. Today, as we open God's word, I want you to think about areas of weakness in your life.

You're like, okay, Jenny, thank you.

But I think this is just going to help as you just kind of bring to mind things

that, okay, I'm weak in this area or I'm weak in this area.

Weaknesses also meaning a physical, mental disability or infirmity or sickness or something a weakness. I just want you to

just kind of maybe think okay there's one two three whatever just think of that as we lean into today's

message second Corinthians we're gonna to be in, 2 Corinthians 12 versus 7 through 10.

And we've been as a church reading through the New Testament in a year, and we've called it

fit for the fight.

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