I passed of a church called I-5 City in Baltimore and started the church in 2012 with an idea that God was calling us to have a diverse church.

And so I get a chance to travel and preach on diversity. I'm not going to preach on diversity tonight, but I love what I'm seeing here at your church.

I love the ethnic diversity and the age diversity and the social economic diversity.

And I believe that when God sees unity, he releases suddenly.

And I like to just encourage you to tell our church because, you know, I wish I could take some white people home in my suitcase

because we need some white folks on our stage. Come on, somebody. Maybe we're going to do a swap,

you know, a church swap. Come on, somebody. And, uh, and, uh, y'all just have a good church. I love

this church. I was video and I was showing my wife.

And she's like, I'm trying to go to sleep.

I said, but look at this church.

And this is awesome.

And I just want to encourage you that your biggest blessing is right beyond the reach of your comfort zone.

It's right beyond the reach of your comfort zone. Uh-huh.

It's right beyond the reach of your comfort zone.

In fact, I don't know why I'm saying this, but I feel the Spirit of the Lord right here.

It says that when the Spirit of the Lord came upon us, he empowered us to be witnesses in Jerusalem,

Judea, Samaria, and the uttermost parts.

The word uttermost in the Greek is a word eshatos, which means time, space, and rank.

Which means your anointing that your reach is beyond your time, the people that you spend the least amount of time with, space, the people that are furthest from you and rank the people that are last on your list.

And what you're going to do on Saturday is when you serve, you're going to your S. Hot

Toast.

You're going beyond your comfort zone to serve the city.

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