I cannot wait for tonight. And I think I underestimated the power of corporate worship in my life

personally. Before all of this happened and we weren't able to gather, I'm so excited about us gathering as

one body to lift up the name of Jesus. It's almost like my soul needs it.

And I know that there's many others that feel the same way.

We can't wait to see you tonight.

I want to say before I jump into this sermon,

if you missed our gathering last Sunday,

please make it a priority this week to go back and watch that conversation with Stuart Hall. It was so powerful as Stewart shared about

his battle with COVID-19 and he almost lost his life and God just revealed so many things to him

in real time and having him on our stage sharing specifically toward fathers and families. We've

heard incredible stories all week long.

And what's great about us filming all of these gatherings

is you can always go back and experience what you missed

and let God speak to you through those moments.

So make sure you do not miss out on that

if you happen to miss the gathering last Sunday.

I want to give you the title of this sermon from the very

beginning. I'm so excited about this. This sermon is titled, Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus.

Can you look at somebody next to you right now and say, turn your eyes upon Jesus?

If you grew up in church, then those words are familiar right now. I grew up

at Roswell Street Baptist Church in Marietta, Georgia, singing hymns on Sundays, and that one in

particular always stuck in my mind. Turn eyes upon jesus look full in his wonderful face

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