Amen and amen. Let's try this one more time. Church, if the tomb is empty?

Anything is possible. You're getting really good at this. Hey, if you got your Bibles, grab

them. We're going to be in both Matthew 17 and Mark chapter 9. Matthew 17 and Mark

Chapter 9. And if you're new here, I just need to give you a little warning.

If you ever show up and you see this little anointing oil on the table, then you're

in for a doozy, all right?

So about 50 minutes from now, we're going to pray, we're going to be praying for one

another, we're going to anoint with oil and pray that the demonicus cast out, that chains of addictions fall, that

marriages are restored, that prodigals come home. It's going to get a little charismatic.

In fact, our charismatic brothers and sisters are like, it's about time, all right?

Now, you Baptist, just hang in there, all right? Relax, take a breath. It's going to be fine.

We're going to do it by the book. We're going to read it straight out of the Bible.

And you Catholics, I don't even know what to tell you.

Here you go, all right.

Just receive this.

It's going to be fine.

It's going to start out real fun.

It's going to get real intense by the end.

Let's go. The Bible says this, and after six days, Jesus took with him Peter and James and John, his brother, and he led them up a high mountain by themselves.

Now, the details in the Bible matters.

If you'll remember, I told you a couple weeks ago that Matthew was writing to a Jewish audience, and he wants his audience to know that Jesus is the greater Moses.

And God tells Moses to go up on a mountain, Mount Sinai, and he was going

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