So I'm going to talk to you a little bit about vision.

And, of course, my Bible, there it is.

Hebrews chapter 11, verse 3, you can turn there if you want.

And while you're turning there in Acts chapter 2, verse 17, and 18, you know, these famous verses we quote all the time as leases, caros, manics.

In the last days, I'll pour out my spirit on what?

All, not some, all flesh.

Your sons and daughters shall prophesy.

Your old men will what?

Dream dreams, even upon your bond servants, and in those days, well, I pour out my spirit, and they shall prophesy.

And I was thinking about how, sorry, for a day, I wanted to ask you.

I was thinking about that verse some years ago, two or three years ago.

And I was thinking about how, in the last days, God's going to pour a spirit out on all flesh, not some flesh, all flesh.

And the manifestation of God pouring out of the spirit is that people were going to old men with dream dreams, young men with sea visions, and people would prophesy.

And, you know, I don't think that he's talking about, in that scripture, that you're going to go to sleep and have a dream.

I don't think he's talking about that old men are just going to go to sleep and have a dream.

And I think he's talking about the fact that old men are going to begin to dream again.

That old people are going to begin to dream again.

In other words, instead of being disillusioned, instead of, you know, what happens when you're, you know, we have eight grandkids, when your granddaughter or your grandson says,

I want to play for the NBA.

I want to be an astronaut.

We have this thing inside of us that says, no, you know, you can't.

Listen, I feel like I need to protect you from disappointment, you know.

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