This is Hungry Gen podcast, and I just want to thank you for joining us today.

Here at HG, our vision is to see thousands saved locally and millions globally.

We hope you enjoy this week's message.

I have a message today that came to me during the first service.

So it's cooked inside. I had a different message prepared.

Some of you saw it on YouTube, but as we were worshiping in the first service, I felt to address

something that I feel is happening in our church as well, in the spiritual life of many people here, and I want

to speak into that. For those of you coming for the first time today, receive that. If you're

coming from our church, this will also be for our church. And I want to title this message,

when an eagle stirs up the nest. In Deuteronomy chapter 32 verse 11, it says the following,

as an eagle stirs up its nest, hovers over its young, spreading out its wings, taking them up, carrying them on its wings.

When a mother eagle gives birth to eaglets, she puts them in a nest.

She covers that nest with feathers, with leaves, so that the eaglets could have a comfortable

place in the nest, which is what every responsible mother would do for their children.

There comes a time when these eagles who are fed because mother eagle brings them food,

they eat there, and they grow up up but they don't want to leave

the nest because kids don't want to leave nests that's why some of you are 35 and you're still

with your parents because you don't want to leave the nest you know you're too comfortable

so maybe this message will help your parents to kick you out

today in Jesus' name. So an eagle, what the eagle does is sometimes an eagle would fly over the nest,

spread its wings, create a wind where all the feathers will fly out, all the leaves would fly out,

and the eaglets are left being poked by sharp thorns. So now they are crying out to the mama eagle.

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