Amen and amen. How we do, church. Everybody good? Hope so. Grab your Bibles. If you got them, we're going to be in the Gospel of John, right where I said we'd come back to last week. And as you know, by that video, and you've heard already, we're in the second week of this series on Bridges. We're a movement for all people to discover and deepen.

And here's the most important part, a relationship with Jesus Christ. And so today we're going to

talk about how John the Baptist points or builds a bridge from the Old Covenant to the New

Covenant, from the Old Testament to the New Testament, from a whole bunch of rules to a relationship

with Jesus Christ.

And before we get there, congratulations on making it through one week of school, and

congratulations on being back, making it back to church.

Hey, last week was a really big week for us.

We launched our Fleming Island campus last week, and they're back again.

So welcome once again, Fleming Island.

And we had over 2,000 people attend Fleming Island last

week and even in this service right now we've got people in overflow at Fleming Island so wherever

they tucked you away come back all right so it's super awesome but what's awesome is not like the point of

1122 is not that a bunch of people would show up. The point of 1122 is

that we point people to Jesus. And last weekend, we had 157 people surrender their life to

the Lordship of Jesus Christ. Amen. Amen. And based on that sputtering applause, I have an announcement

to make.

I have a new favorite campus, and it's not you, San Pablo.

You can all you want to, but last week I preached at Baker Correctional Campus, and that's my new favorite, okay?

And let me tell you what's happening right now.

There was 257 men that showed up.

And they are exponentially louder than all of you in this place right here.

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