Yeah, what's up everybody? We're good? Everybody done with all your fall breaking and all that kind of stuff. It's good to have everybody back in here. Hey, big shout out to our Richmond campus, by the way. On the count of three, all of us at all these other campuses, let's just give them a big shout out. One, two, three. Very good. I was there last Sunday night. I was preaching live there, which

when I got to hang out with them a bunch, and it was just awesome. And a place was packed out,

and I think it was Madison County's fall break and EKU's fall break. But I swear to you,

that place was just full of all kinds of young people, especially with Bibles open, journals open,

pen, leaning forward, taking notes. Somebody took a bunch of pictures last

Sunday night. I'm just going to treasure those. It's a really powerful moment up there at our

Richmond campus. And the truth is, it was just a powerful moment in the life of our church last

Sunday. If you missed it, sorry, don't skip church. Just don't do that, you know. And so it was a

powerful moment. For me personally, the most powerful thing was when I got done preaching here at the Nicholasville campus, Second Service walked off stage and kind of got pinned in over by the baptistry over there because all the men were still surrounding the room, which was the best seat in the house. And the first thing I saw was my three sons and my son-in-law standing shoulder to shoulder

worshiping Jesus. I mean, I'm like, Jesus, you can take me now. Like, I'm done. Like, that's,

that's as good as it gets right there. And I know that story was told over and over and over again

last week. It's not lost on me. Some of the last words of the Old Testament in preparation for

Jesus' arrival said that that arrival would be like this, a great and awesome day of the Lord.

And on this side of the cross and this side of the resurrection, we're experiencing some great and

awesome days of the Lord. Don't miss the next part of this prophecy. It said this, and he will turn the hearts of fathers to their children and the hearts of children to their fathers. And that's what we're seeing happen, y'all. We're seeing young men. We're seeing men of all ages coming back to faith and coming back to church and coming to faith and coming to church for the first time. And it's not limited to this church or this community. It is happening

all across our country and that is something to be absolutely celebrated. I'm seeing it everywhere.

I'm hearing it everywhere. So much so the other day I'm just scrolling through my podcast. I like to

listen to podcasts when I'm driving in my truck and I came across one with a band that I had not

heard of before but now I'm a big fan of called the Red Clay Strays. If you haven't heard of them, now you know, go listen to some fans over here. That's awesome. So this young man, this young lead singer and the rest of his bandmates are on literally the most listened to podcast in our country. And this what he had to say listen to this if you are

just chasing worldly things I guess and worried about me and how I'm getting done wrong or how

you know he's getting on my nerves and that's what dictates your decisions I can see you know

you're going to walk away from that because people

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