I'm Welcome to church everybody.

It's good to see you guys today.

God bless you.

Welcome to all of our campuses.

I look into that camera and think about the men and women in the Alabama Department of Corrections. God bless you today. And we know most of

you are still watching our service at home while we're starting the process of having in-person

services. You guys do know this has been 15 weeks.

That's a long time. And so we're glad to start this slow phase in. I know your campus pastors

have talked to you about how to stay safe in this coronavirus world. But I want to encourage

you to do the same. Be safe. I want to encourage you to do the same. Be safe.

I want to encourage you to protect the vulnerable. It's very, very important that you do that.

In a moment, you're going to hear from three amazing young communicators. As you know, they were

scheduled for last Sunday, but I felt like we needed to swap some things around. And if you miss

my message from last Sunday, I would really love for you to go watch it because I really share

my heart and we'll talk more about that in just a moment as well. But this is our fourth year to have

what we call Young Communicators Sunday. and that's just a Sunday we take where we

normally allow up to 30 or 40 different students from our college or different staff members that

are developing the art of communication let them have a Sunday and develop. And I can't think of a better day to do

that now. I think somehow the Lord had his hand in it to do this on Father's Day. And I think that's so

cool because this is really one of the values of our church, Father's Day, fathering, leading, and

developing young people. And today is Father's Day. and the campus pastors are going to pray over all the dads

at the end of the service.

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