Amen and amen. That is Pastor Jerry Sweat. He is my pastor. We're going to talk about him in a little while and talk about how we got here as a church. I'm glad you're here at church today. Happy Father's Day. Can we give a hand all the dads? All right, dads. Hey, if you're a dad, will you raise your hand?

Man, look at all that.

In church, way to go.

Hey, listen, I'm going to tell you, normally Father's Day at church is no good because you come.

Mother's Day is awesome, right?

Everybody loves Mom, I get a rose, video of kids.

It's great.

Come to Father's Day, and we're in Acts chapter 15.

So if you'll grab your Bible and be in Acts Chapter 15, we're in week three of a series called Restore.

And week one, we talked about the first few verses in Acts 15, where the church gets together to talk about all these Gentiles that are coming to the Lord.

And we want to be like the first church when they said, why would we make it difficult those who are turning to the Lord? And so one of the things we rolled out is the Restore Project. And one of the

things that we're trying to do here is not make it difficult. Those who are coming to the Lord. And

sometimes it can be difficult to come to the Lord here because you can't find a seat or you can't get parking, or the biggest difficulty lately

has been getting your kids checked in to our new gym.

We have so many children that we're still turning some families away sometimes on the weekends.

And so if you'll reach out into the seat back in front of you, there's this piece of collateral

called, excuse me, the restore project.

And if you'll grab that and open it up on the right side, there's an opportunity for you to commit to that.

If you would like to commit financially to the building out of the 25,000 square feet behind us as we rebuild that old dilapidated leftover

to Walmart as guy continues to restore people unto himself. And so far we've got about 150 families

that have committed, which isn't too bad in two weeks, but over the next six months, we need

that to go to about a thousand families. Okay. So we're going to get, we'd like for about a thousand

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