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It'S amazing. And then we stepped, of course, into the at the movies season. And those three weeks were so powerful. God did move in a powerful way. You know those, whoever made those movies, they thought they were making them for money. They didn't know they were going to create a movie that could be used for ministry. And again, God redeems all things. And it's really cool that we get the chance to do this. Thank you for always stepping in. I think we all enjoy it, but we recognize it's an opportunity to invite people. And you did that like never before this year. And I want to give you a good report that those three weeks at at the movies were so powerful, we saw 1,360 documented salvations over those three weeks. So it works. And here's the cool thing, 104% increase in first time guests. So I know many of those are here today again at Highlands. And so we welcome all of you guys here. And then really throughout all of Legacy season, just sharing a good report today of what's been happening. We've been doing outreach like crazy, getting outside the walls of our church, showing people the love of Jesus, being the Hands and feet of Jesus. And it's just been amazing really all year long. Outreach has been a big focus for our church this year. The world is hurting and what a chance. Put on those red shirts. Get out there and show them that love. We were actually up year over year, 15% in the number of outreach projects. So grateful for Pastor Dino and that entire team. This is a crazy number, everybody. I asked him for a number to help us get our mind around it. I think this may make it harder because it's just so big. But to God be the glory. This year, Church of the Highlands has served 3.79 million service hours. We have served that many hours outside the walls of our church. To God be the glory. So thank you. And even during Thanksgiving season, we did a Thanksgiving outreach where we were able to serve families food that have need right now in that area. And we served almost 5,000 families over £100,000 of food. And we saw 240 salvations. People waiting in line to get a Thanksgiving meal because God uses all of that. And so here's the big deal. Thank God for all that has happened already. We are not finished yet. So just as we're heading, I want to give you the roadmap over the next few weeks for prayer and participation. Giving Hope is next Saturday the 13th. Please be praying. This is a chance for us again to. It's really kind of like a second serve date. This has become massive for our communities. We'll serve around 10,000 children. But here's the cool really revelation that Pastor Dino brought to this. There's many different expressions and thank God for all of them of giving gifts at Christmas. But we have really made it intentional focus to focus on the parents and families so that they're the heroes of that. They're the ones who come to our church locations, they do their shopping, they take those gifts home. Almost a million dollars worth of gifts will be given. But all of that is done through the family so that we really get a chance to minister to them. Because we know if we win their hearts, they're able to then bring the presence of God into their homes and so be praying for Giving Hope next Saturday. Still opportunities to serve, but it's a really, really important, important day. And then right after that we have our legacy offering. Been talking about it for the last five or six weeks. I won't go too much into it today, but this is a once a year offering that we bring every single year as an act of worship. This is not for us. I got good news Everybody, because of your generosity, everything, all of our ministry is already funded. So the buildings like Daphne, all that we're doing, all that's already funded, to God be the glory and your generosity. This is about doing more outside the walls of our church. This is an offering we're able to steward and then bless others. Nationally or locally? Nationally and internationally. So every church of the Highlands campus pastor and team find strategic partnerships and ministries. We've already got a list. I saw the list of those a couple weeks ago. Y', all, we can do so much good together. Nationally, we partner with groups like Convoy of Hope and others to partner with what they're doing. And then internationally, in the 1040 window, specifically, where the gospel people have never heard the gospel, I want to make sure you hear this. We are called to that area of the world, Praise God for all international missions, and we partner with many great partners, but we're focused on the 1040 window and also the nation of Israel. And a large part of that offering will get to bless both of those places. And so the goal has never been a number, and I'm not going to start now. Our prayer is that we would all participate, that we would bring it to God. It is all for Jesus. Come on. Matthew 25 gives us a beautiful picture, says whatever you have done for the least of these, you actually did for me. So when we bring that offering, when we bless those ministries thank God they get blessed, but it's really ultimately all for Jesus. And I just want to say, kind of 10 months into this new season, with me as the lead pastor here, it's important for me to say this, okay? As a church, we are called to the same mission as we have been the last 24 years. Can I get an amen? We're a Great Commission church. We're going to help people meet, know God, find freedom, discover purpose, and then make a difference. We are focused on the Great Commission, and we also have the same values that we had the last 24 years we're in, especially in the area of stewardship. Our church leadership with trustees and overseers and our elders, myself included, the spiritual DNA of this house is the same. And. And I consider every single penny that any of us bring to God, it's worship. It is to him, and stewarding that is the honor of my life. And I have the fear of the Lord that we would do it all for him. And so be praying for next week, y'. All. I'm excited. When I saw that list, Jill and I saw the list of ministries and the thought that we will never really see that until heaven. But my goodness, we can do so much good together. To God be the glory and then the last update. Y' all know Christmas is coming. Christmas at Highland starts December 20th. I know it because I've seen those registrations going crazy out there. And so it's going to be an amazing event. Don't miss it. I have been praying all year long for my moment to light a candle. I'm not going to mess it up. I promise I'm not going to mess it up. All right. Pastor Chris Stewart of that for 24 years. The candle will be lit in Jesus name, but we're going to have so much fun. It's going to be an amazing service. And so all that is kind of our legacy season. And I update you and just again, asking for prayer and just really asking God. We always just ask you to ask God. And let's continue to lean in as a church. What I want to do for the last 20 minutes of today is share a message that I have been carrying like a burden over the last probably the last month. There's different kinds of messages we have. There's teaching. That was the Goodness of God series was very much a teaching series. And I'm excited for 2026 and some different series we have coming up. There's different kind of conference messages, different preach messages. All of that today is very much an encouragement. I'm delivering this today like you and I were sitting across a coffee table together, one on one. And it's not going to be my words. Pray. It's never my words. Today I just want to make sure you hear this clearly. I am just getting the opportunity to relay a message from heaven to you today that God wants to deliver to your heart. The spirit of today is encouragement. You know, Christmas is often a season of contradictions. So on one hand, it brings joy, you know, celebrations, all the traditions. And Christmas is, by the way, only 18 days away. Come on. Anybody excited for Christmas? I know Pastor Blake's excited for Christmas. All right, So I love the traditions. I love the passion. We are very passionate in our family, and everyone's passion around their traditions is amazing. I'm gonna give you four Pettis family traditions today. I'm gonna deliver them like hot takes. If you agree with these, make some noise. If you don't agree with these, I'll show you some love as well. Maybe here's the first one. Christmas decorations should never go up a until after Thanksgiving. If you agree, make some noise.

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Okay. Where. Where Am I? Before Thanksgiving, people, y' all make some noise.

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Maybe more of y'. All. All right? We're praying for you. All right, so here's the next one in our house. At least real trees are better than fake trees.

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I'm not even going to give the fake tree people a chance right there. Okay, okay, just. Here's the next one. Real Christians open presents on Christmas morning, not Christmas Eve. It's in the Bible. It's not in the Bible. It's not in the Bible. I wear my Christmas Eve people like Christmas Eve. Y' all make some noise. Y' all probably own a cat, too. I'm just saying. I'm just joking. I'm joking. Just for fun. All right, here's the last one. Elf is the best Christmas movie. And Polar Express should be rated T for terrifying.

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All right? So on one hand it's all of that. And on the other hand, it can also be a season of sadness, loneliness, depression and pain. I feel that right now as a pastor. I feel that right now. I felt it as people were walking in today. I felt it in conversations throughout this last few weeks. The schedule is hectic even in the natural Right now. It's the darkest season of the year and it can be dark in our souls. So I don't know where you are today, but God dropped a verse in my heart. I want to share it today. It's one of those verses that is really well known and maybe even has been memorized by some of us here today. Sometimes though, when, you know, we don't preach those well known verses anymore because they're kind of. Everyone knows them but y', all, they're well known for a reason. And this one is so powerful. This is a message from the Holy Spirit to you today, no matter what you're going through. Jeremiah 29:11. For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord. Plans to prosper you, not to harm you. Plans to give you hope. Future. Everybody say hope. Everybody say future. Two gifts the Holy Spirit has for you. And you don't have to wait till Christmas morning. You can open them today. God has a gift for you today in this Christmas season in your situation. Hope and future. Here's that first word, hope. Hope in the original language is a faith filled expectation. Hope is a good word. I think sometimes we think of it almost ethereal, like, oh, it's hope. You know, it's like it's. It's a wish, it's a bet, it's a well, I hope it works out. And nothing could be further from the truth in the original language. And I want us to catch the spirit of this word in the original language. It's like the picture of hope would be like elastic or a rubber band or even better, like in my house we have slingshots, a slingshot pull type, waiting to be released. Hope is active in our heart. Hope is an expectation. Hope is a confidence. Come on, somebody. Hope is a peace filled. Just like God's gonna show up. I don't know how, I don't know when, but I'm not gonna worry about it. I have the hope of God. And what's so cool is it's active. And with all the unknown in our life. Catch this today. This is a gift that God has for you. All the cracks of the unknown of what's gonna happen and what is this gonna look like? Here's the beautiful thing. Hope, like water, fills all of that. And we're able to live with that peace filled expectation. Cause we have our hope in God. God has that for us today. That word future is also important. Future is the outcome. This is huge that God has written for your life. Look at me today. God has an outcome written for your life. And I want to make sure we understand that word outcome is important. So over the last season of my leadership here at Highlands, I had the chance to be the president of Highlands College. And we really birthed the College back in 2011 with a vision and a dream. And early on I even had the title president, But I was really just president of a dream. We didn't really have a college yet. We were on the way there. And one of the early opportunities that Pastor Chris asked me to steward was our journey towards accreditation to God be the glory. We're on the other side of that. But it was a seven year journey of accreditation. I told Pastor Chris I would do anything. I didn't know he would call me out on it by asking me to go through accreditation so far outside of my skill set. But I truly learned a lot. And part of that every single year was going to an accreditation conference. Y', all. There ain't no party on earth like an accreditation conference party. If anyone ever asked you to go to an accreditation conference, tell them, no, I'm good. But every year I would go. It was so funny. I was so young. I was 26. The first one of those conferences I showed up and I'm in between one of the sessions, I'm walking around. This is a true story. And someone starts asking me questions. They even ask me to Go get them coffee. I realized they think I'm an intern. That's how young I was. But part of what we learned in that journey was the difference between outputs, outcomes. When we hear future, sometimes in the Bible, we think output like a number of days God has for us. That's what outputs are. They're like the number of people in the service or the number of people that got saved at the movies. Those are outputs. They're powerful. There's another thing we measure in accreditation that God truly promises in his Word, and that's outcome. You know, it's the difference that we make through all those outputs. It's the culmination of all of it. Here's a better way to think about it. It's the destiny, the. The destination that God has for your life. Y' all do know God has written your life. He holds your life in his hands. He's written your story all the days of your life. And hey, everybody, there is a destination. And no matter what you are facing right now, that doesn't change that. God has an outcome for your life, and the enemy cannot steal it. I want to encourage somebody today. You're walking in shame, condemnation, pain right now. Yeah, you made a mistake, you know. Yeah. It has not been the best year. Yeah, you wish you could do it again. But it is not over in Jesus name. God has a hope for you today that his future outcome and destiny is as sure as it has ever been in Jesus name. Can you receive that today? Jeremiah 29:11 declares this that no matter who you are, no matter what you've done or how things look right now, it is not over. It's not over. Three areas I want to lean into encourage somebody today. We're across the table at coffee today. Number one, it is not over for your purpose. Oh, you got to believe this today. It's not over for your purpose. My favorite verse in the entire Bible is Ephesians 2:10. For we are God's masterpiece. He has created us new in Christ Jesus so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago. Y', all, God planned good things for your life, for your life personally. And the good things that you would do through what that verse teaches us by discovering who we are in Christ, then we discover that we're a masterpiece. We have an identity, and we get activated in motion to do the good things God has called us to do. God has a destiny. God has a purpose. God has a divine outcome for your life. And y' all look at me today. It's Irrevocable. This is what you gotta catch today. Romans 11:29, a great verse to memorize. For the gifts and calling of God are evil. Irrevocable. God is not a Walmart. He has a no return policy. Have y' all been to Walmart in the Christmas season? I was there last night. Boxes everywhere, people everywhere. And always in the Christmas season, you walk up to that return counter, the line is long, and there's like. But, you know, the buggies that are there, it's just overflowing. I'm pretty sure in my life I have returned stuff to Walmart that I didn't even buy there. Maybe I'm the only one.

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I think sometimes we act like the enemy tries to make us believe that, you know, our. Our gifts and call are like that. But God makes it very clear in His Word, he will not take them back. He has built them into your life. He's breathed them into you. Listen, Ephesians 2:10. He planned your life for good things. He has a no return policy. You are not disqualified. Failure is not final. I want to speak, especially today in my heart, to the correctional facilities. I know you're in a situation right now based on what has happened in your past, but God still has a future for you and your church family. We believe it. We believe in you and we're grateful to be part of your church family.

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Philippians 1:6. Come on, somebody being confident of this. Somebody say confident, Confident of this. I'm sure of it. I have hope in this area that he who began a good work will carry it to completion into the day of Christ Jesus. That's a promise from God's Word. It is not over. Secondly, it is not over for your relationships. Oh, this one's good. Especially in the Christmas season. Friendships, family, business, marriage. Maybe you're walking right now. I even praying today, just in the spiritual, sensing that people would walk into church today feeling the weight of the world in an area relationally. Like right now, you're feeling the. Even the stress of offense or pain, maybe even betrayal. We're walking with a family right now that's walking through betrayal. And it comes with just such a lead weight that you're walking with. Maybe it's like hard to even get into church today or watching online today. And you just gotta know it is not over. No matter what it looks like right now. God has hope for you as he works out all things. Romans 8, all things for good. He is the God of hope in the future. I share testimonies whenever I share Them, we share them. They're always to encourage you. I just. In this area of relationships, it's so difficult sometimes it can feel impossible. I gotta share a story from our Shoals location, a man named Britain. Today, I'm sharing this to encourage somebody who feels like it's over and it's not over. I grew up in a Christian home, but drifted as I got older. After high school, I joined the Marines. The military gave me discipline, but it was also a dark place. I was far from my family, far from church, far from God. In 2010, while stationed in California, I met my wife. We got married quickly, started a family. When I came back from deployment, life was hard. When I left the Marines in 2013, we were broken, stressed, and our marriage was strained. Over time, things just got worse. I fell into some bad habits. Smoking, pornography, recreational drugs. My wife and I fought constantly. There was no trust, no peace, no honesty. In the middle of it, there was no God. In 2023, after one too many fights, I finally walked out, hit rock bottom. Angry, addicted and miserable. But God never gave up on me. My parents had started going to Highlands, and they invited me first. I showed up just physically, but in January 2025, everything changed. That was earlier this year. At church, we talked about not carrying old sins into a new year. And I knew God was speaking straight to me. That day, I gave my life to Jesus and was water baptized. Since then, my life has been completely different. I quit trying to cope with substances or media, and instead I started reading my Bible every morning, praying daily, and taking steps to begin leading my family spiritually. My marriage has been restored and is stronger than it's ever been. My kids are thriving and they each have a real relationship with Jesus. If there's one thing I've learned, without Jesus, you have nothing. No addiction, no sin, no broken. Marriage is too far gone for him to heal. If he could take me from my lowest point to where I am today, he can do the same for you. Come on, let's give God glory. It's the truth today.

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Man. I'm just. I want to. I just want to wrestle the enemy off your life. I know. So many of us are being attacked right now. Devil, get your hands off the people of Highlands. It's not over. Devil, get your hands off of our marriages, off our relationships. It's not over. Mark 9:23. This is Jesus. What do you mean, if I can? Jesus asks. Anything is possible. For those who believe, we're going to pray that in just a moment. Here's the last Area of encouragement today is for anyone out there who's struggling in the area of faith. It is not over for your faith. You're in church today, but right now you may never have had a real relationship with him. This philosopher that I love, he has a quote, his name's Blaise Pascal. He said that all of humanity, before they know God, lives with a God shaped hole in their heart. A puzzle that has a piece missing, which my wife loves puzzles, especially at Christmas. There's nothing worse than a puzzle piece missing. You're restless, you're worried, you're looking everywhere. You know, did the dog eat it? In our case, probably, you know, whatever. Help, okay. But then when you find it, you're like, ah, it's nothing like it. It's like it's finished. Without God, you will always be restless. This is what St. Augustine said. You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it rests in you. What a beautiful opportunity for anyone today who's never known God. But I really want to lean into those today who actually you have a relationship with Jesus. But you were in church today struggling. You're struggling with what you believe. You're struggling with what you've experienced. Maybe you're even struggling with what you've seen. You're frustrated with your beliefs. We are walking through so many different situations that are right there right now. I think there's some beauty in that, by the way. I think the restlessness we feel is a GPS in our life that gets us back to God and gets us re centered. I think even in the season of revival, people are wrestling with a lot of things maybe they've had on the shelf for a while. So I want to encourage you if you're wrestling right now with God, even if you're offended at him, he is not offended at you. In fact, he loves you. And you can bring whatever you are walking in, you can bring it all to him. If you're restless today, I've got the most beautiful promise for you from Matthew chapter 11. Come to me, all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. That word, rest is not talking about sleep, although we could all use a little more of that. Talking about the soul level, y' all, check church.

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That word right there carries with it a relief from striving. I have been trying to fix all this on my own. I've been trying to figure it out and now I can just.

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God's got speaks to revive, like literally like a cpr. I was done, but now I'm filled with hope because I know God has a future. It's not over for our purpose. It's not over for our relationships. It's not over for our faith. Come on. Can I get an amen in church today? It is not over. If you need help believing it, I want us to take these last few moments and look back at Jeremiah 29. In fact, I'll give you homework today. Go read the entire chapter. We love to quote Jeremiah 29:11, but we don't often know the context of that scripture. And when you look at the context, it actually can be kind of confusing at first, but it completely strengthens the like. It in every way strengthens the power of this verse. Because when God speaks Jeremiah 29:11 to the people of Israel, they are actually at the beginning of a captivity. They've been taken, they've been put in prison, and y' all not a night in jail. Some of us have that testimony. This is way more than that. God says to them, hey, you're going to be in prison for 70 years.

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I got hope in future for you. What?

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When you look at it, it's so powerful and beautiful. God is saying to them, hey, I know things don't make sense. Maybe this is where you are today. I know it's. I don't. You don't see the answer. You don't see how you're going to get from here to the other side of this. But I just need you to know in the middle of it, I'm still with you. I'm still at work. You can have a faith filled expectation that no matter what comes your way, the outcome doesn't change. It's been written. You have a destiny and I am with you. And I love that. Even in that God doesn't leave the Israelites. And it's like, all right, see y' all in 70 years. This is only God. He says in the middle of it, go ahead, plant gardens, build houses, marry. Because guess what? Even in captivity, you're gonna prosper. Come on, somebody. Isn't our God Good. He's the God of hope. And a future Babylon could not stop the destiny of God over Israel. And neither can our mistakes, failures, detours, the critics, the rejection. None of that can stop what God has for our lives. Church, we don't have to be prisoners of our situation when we're in the middle of it, we don't have to be a prisoner of it. You know, the greatest lesson that Israel learned throughout that captivity is not actually seen until the other side of it. They actually come out stronger on the other side. And they're faced once again about 50 years later with opposition. But now they're a different kind of people. Look at Zechariah, chapter nine. I've read this verse my whole life. It just captured me in a way I can't even describe for us today. Return to your stronghold, O prisoners of hope. Today I declare that I will restore to you Double O Church. On the other side of that captivity. They were out of captivity, but they were still in prison. It was just a different prison. They were now in the prison of hope. We know where hope comes from. And no matter what we're facing, it is locked and sealed that God is in control. And so we're just going to lean into our stronghold and come on, catch that last promise, somebody. Today he restored Double God's a good God. It's not over. One of our favorite traditions as a family is called Advent. And maybe you celebrate that as a family and even as a church. The last couple years we've talked a lot about it and we will more in the future even. I love Advent. It actually was birthed years ago, a couple centuries ago, century and a half ago in Germany in an orphanage led by a missionary who wanted a way to let the children celebrate Christmas, that they're excited. Advent actually means arrival. And so they, you know, hey, how can we count down to Christmas? And they built it around that. And of course, now it's become a countdown. And also celebrated in churches as a wreath. But the candles were all. Because it was the darkest time of the year. And he just used candles as a way to signify the light in the darkness. And so all that's turned into. Y' all grew up in a Methodist church. We had one of these on the stage every single Christmas season. An Advent wreath that celebrates maybe you have never connected to. To the power of it celebrates a few things that are available to us today. There's four candles. We actually Advent officially would have started last week. And the first big idea of Advent is always hope is what we're talking about today that there's hope available to us and today that there's peace. Today is the Sunday of peace, that there's peace available to us next Sunday. This pink candle here is joy that we have joy. And then the last one is love. That God so loved the world. He sent his son. He's arrived. Jesus is here. This is adventure. But all those candles are good. And the world has some level of answer for those. But there's a candle in the middle that changes everything. And this is where we are today. This is our opportunity. If we want hope today, this is our opportunity. It's called the Christ Candle. It's the most important one. In fact, unless this candle is on fire, unless it is lit, there's no possibility for any of these other things. But today, because this candle has been lit, because Jesus has come, because Jesus went to that cross, we sang about it earlier, we now have the opportunity in every situation to come to him and to receive. Today, if you need hope church, you can come to him.

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You can receive in the name of Jesus the hope that only he can bring. Today, if you need peace, you can come to him. Come on, somebody, and you can receive his peace. When we come to that stronghold, we can become a prisoner of peace. I'm going to break protocol here for Altha Methodist. I'm sorry, I'm going to light next week's candle. But actually it's joy. So if you need joy today, you can come and you can receive joy. It's available to you today, waiting for you today and for all of us, even as a reminder. But we can receive his love, the love of God, sons and daughters of God. This is Jeremiah 29:11. This. This is the gospel. This is our opportunity today and throughout, of course, this Christmas season and all year long, that we would return to him. If you would bow your heads and close your eyes. I want us to do just that right now, in our final moments.

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I sense God's presence in this moment. We're not going to rush. This is the moment of ministry. Every head and every eye is closed, every head's bowed and every eye is closed just to give you kind of that one on one time with God. And we'll pray that salvation prayer in a moment. But I want to minister right now to all of us, no matter what your situation is, you can come to him today, to Jesus himself and receive. Philippians 4 says this. Do not be anxious about anything. But in every situation, no matter what situation you're facing, the Bible is clear. This is an opportunity in every situation. By prayer petition, with thanksgiving, present your request to God. And the peace of God, which transcends understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds. Let's do that right now. It starts with prayer. Prayer is just letting God know what's going on. Prayer is an act of faith going right there, one on one. Whatever your situation is, bring that to him today. Maybe you've been trying to handle it in your own understanding. This is A moment to put it into his hands. That marriage, those finances, your schedule, the unknown, that pain, that betrayal, whatever it is, God, I'm putting it. That's what prayer is. I'm putting it. And the Bible says petition him. The Bible invites us to ask him to step into that situation. So whatever the answer to that prayer looks like, can you boldly, right now, pray that miracles provision healing, connecting from where we are to where we're heading, all the unknown, whatever it might be. Come on. Boldly asking God. God, I'm asking you. I've tried to fix it on my own. I'm asking you today. I'm petitioning you today to move in this situation, for your wisdom, for your strength, for that breakthrough, for that softening of a heart, for the prodigal to return home. We're petitioning you, and I love the last part, that we're encouraged to thank him in advance. God, right now in our hearts, we don't see the answers yet. How powerful is it, God, that we trust you? We're filled with hope. We know you have a future. And so right now, we thank you in advance that you are making that way. And come on. Receive the peace of God.

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We receive. It floods our hearts and our minds. We give you all the glory. God, thank you for your peace. I want to pray for anyone today. As every head's still bowed and every eye is still closed that doesn't know yet, doesn't yet have a real relationship with Jesus, or you've walked away. I think it's so appropriate today. Jeremiah 29 is a beautiful text. Verse 11. We talked about verse 12. The very next verse says this. Then you will call on me and pray to me, and I will listen to you. You will seek me and you will find me when you seek me with all of your heart. Heart, and that's salvation. It's the moment you seek him with all of your heart. Leaning not on our own understanding, our own strength, we choose a real relationship with Jesus. We make him the Lord and Savior of our life. If you want to do that today, this is your moment. Repeat this prayer in your heart. Just mean it. Say, Jesus, today I come to you. I seek you. I come to you. I'm asking you to forgive me of my sin. I repent. I turn away from that. I'm now pointed towards you, God, you are the Lord of my life and you are my Savior. Tell him that you're my Lord. Your way is my way. You're my Savior. I give you all the glory. Now invite him to fill you with the Holy Spirit. God, fill me with your Holy Spirit so I have the power to live out my faith with you. God, thank you for those who just prayed that prayer. The Bible says that all of heaven is celebrating. So here at Church of the Highlands, we celebrate too. In Jesus name, everybody said, amen. Come on, put your hands together and let's celebrate those who just made that decision.