Amen and amen. How we doing, church? Are we good? How amazing was that? Baptizing 418 people in the Atlantic Ocean

and last Sunday. Glory to God. It's our favorite, one of our favorite days here at 1122.

And it's always amazing to me to see, like we get to see firsthand miracles. I mean, people declaring Jesus Christ as their Lord and

Savior and demonstrating to the whole world that the only eternal miracle has happened to them.

They have died to themselves and been resurrected, the newness of life, and I know there are a

bunch of you, and you're one more, the person you've been praying for like crazy for years and years

and years and years and years, finally took that step and and took the plunge and in typical 1122 fashion you saw on the video it's

418 people and maybe you saw on social media there was 418 well in actuality there was one more

when we got finished with the 418 people that like registered like you were supposed to

and all that stuff.

There was one of our guys that was a camera guy.

He's actually on staff here in IT and he was running one of the cameras.

And when it all wrapped up, he said, Pastor Jobie, I got saved when I was 12 years old,

but I've never gone public with it through baptism.

Would you please baptize me?

And we baptized one more. So actually it was 419.

But who's counting? Hey, happy Memorial Day weekend. I need to say this. We would not be able to do

that to gather together on the beach and proclaim Jesus as our Lord and Savior if we didn't have

men and women of courage and honor that were willing to lay down their life for the sake of

our freedom and this weekend we remember those that gave the ultimate sacrifice and

to all of you who have served or are currently serving in our military, and you are willing

to put your life on the line for people that don't deserve it like us, we say thank you

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