All right me.

All right. Welcome, welcome to the Biblos Network, all of the bibliophiles

out there. We are glad that you've joined us today. God has helped us. It has been a wonderful

week this past Sunday.

We had a great time.

We had our graduation Sunday where we honor the graduates from high school and college here at Durham, here in Durham.

And we also honor the graduates from the past. And this is undergrad, post-grad,

master's, doctorates that comprise the church here at FPC and at Tabernacular de Vita.

And God has blessed us. We are here with Duke University in North

Carolina and a host of other colleges. It is a kind of a center point for tech and for education.

And God has blessed our church greatly. We believe in education. And so I think a lot of people are anti-education mistakenly.

They seem to associate education with unbelief, which I contend that they're not necessarily part and parcel together.

I think there's secularism that's been woven through the modern education system,

particularly in universities.

Liberal professors that are bent on destroying the Judeo-Christian mindset.

But here we are determined to undo that and by God's grace, nurture and foster apostolic excellence.

So it's been good and we had that Sunday night, Sunday morning.

We had several people get the Holy Ghost,

several people get baptized in both Spanish and English. And it's just a good time. It's a good

time to be serving God. I pray you're blessed where you are. I pray God is keeping you.

We just came back from the Arkansas International Camp Meeting.

What a great move of the Holy Ghost.

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