Amen, church. How are we doing? Doing okay? I hope so. Hey, grab your Bibles. We're going to be in Psalm 42. Psalm 42. There's been a few of us talking about this, pastors, some staff folks, some elders. And based on where we were last weekend with elder-led prayer and 24 hours of preaching, we just

have this sense, amen, we have this sense that like we're on the verge of something.

And as we've been studying some just epic revivals, these moves of God throughout church history

and throughout American history and throughout American history

and throughout human history.

The question that just keeps popping up in my mind is this.

So God has moved in the past through just ordinary, uneducated men and women like us

who had just been with Jesus, who just sought the heart of God.

And so we're just asking,

so why not us? And why not now? And why not here? That we believe that God is on the move. And so what we are doing in this gospel awakening series is throughout church history, anytime

there was an extraordinary move of God,

which any time a revival happens,

it is just the intensification of the Holy Spirit

in his normative waves of salvation and repentance and forgiveness

through his bride, the church.

And so we're doing what our forefathers have done, man.

We're just praying and fasting and

preaching and praying and fasting and preaching. And so if you haven't jumped on to the Daniel fast,

I pray to God that you would. And if God could only transform me as quickly as my digestive tract

is transformed. Praise God. But the real question, the real question

as I get up here and yell at you for the next 45 minutes or so, honestly, is do we really

want revival? Like, be careful what you ask for, because we're going to, because I do,

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