Speaker 1: Well, this is an incredibly special worship experience. Today we're
Speaker 1: about to go into the auditorium for a time of
Speaker 1: worship and faith and the Word of God. It's our
Speaker 1: game change your offering weekend. This offering goes toward expansion
Speaker 1: and outreach and ministries just like this. And we're calling
Speaker 1: on our etham, that's what we call our extended family
Speaker 1: all around the world. And now I love it. It's
Speaker 1: so exciting that people join us every single weekend, not
Speaker 1: just here, but all over the world. Yeah, and we
Speaker 1: don't want you to just consume the content. We want
Speaker 1: you to contribute. We want you to be a part
Speaker 1: of this move of God. So if you've been blessed
Speaker 1: by this ministry, this is your opportunity make a sacrificial gift,
Speaker 1: maybe a systematic gift, maybe one time, maybe a monthly
Speaker 1: recurring gift. But we're calling on all of you who
Speaker 1: consider this your etham, your extended family, your church family,
Speaker 1: to make a difference today. As you do. Holly and
Speaker 1: I are praying that God will bless your life in
Speaker 1: amazing ways. So this is it. This is the opportunity
Speaker 1: be a part of this move of God. Let's go
Speaker 1: into worship. I think you're really going to have your
Speaker 1: faith built during this time, and the best is ahead. Father. Now,
Speaker 1: as our faith rises and as your praises fill our hearts,
Speaker 1: we ask that you would come and have your way
Speaker 1: among us. We have set aside this time for you
Speaker 1: to have your way. So we put our agendas aside,
Speaker 1: and we cast all of our anxieties out. We banished
Speaker 1: them far from our thoughts and from our consciousness. Now
Speaker 1: we come into your presence, not because we deserve to
Speaker 1: be in your presence, or not because it's always convenient
Speaker 1: to be in your presence, but because in your presence
Speaker 1: that's the only place we can find peace. That's the
Speaker 1: only place we can find rest for our soul. We've
Speaker 1: been so weary and heavy laden, trying to figure things
Speaker 1: out and fix things on our own. But we come
Speaker 1: into your presence and you touch us, and you mend us,
Speaker 1: and you make us whole again. You pick us up,
Speaker 1: and you set us back on a path that we've
Speaker 1: wandered from so many times. But you are still our
Speaker 1: destination and our companion, and we thank you for being
Speaker 1: with us every step along the way. Lord. I know
Speaker 1: that I know that, I know that it was you.
Speaker 1: It was you that kept me, and it was you
Speaker 1: that blessed me. It was you that taught me. It
Speaker 1: was you that caught me when I was falling. You
Speaker 1: were there when I arose, you were there. I thank you, Lord,
Speaker 1: for every mountain that you've let me see, every summit
Speaker 1: that you've allowed me to stand on. Also thank you
Speaker 1: for every valley that you enabled me to go through,
Speaker 1: and what you taught me in those places as well.
Speaker 1: I thank you that everything we need is in your presence,
Speaker 1: and nothing good will you withhold from those who seek you.
Speaker 1: We came to seek you today, Oh God of Jacob,
Speaker 1: to seek your face, not just your hand, but we
Speaker 1: want to know your ways. And we thank you that
Speaker 1: not one person in this place has escaped your notice,
Speaker 1: and not one need is beneath your attention. Lord. Now
Speaker 1: I speak a blessing over my brothers and sisters. I
Speaker 1: have gathered now some in the room, many more online
Speaker 1: all around the world. We've been expecting you to move
Speaker 1: on this day. This day is wholly unto you. We've
Speaker 1: consecrated ourselves. We've come into this moment with hearts full
Speaker 1: of gratitude, and we don't want to just rush past it.
Speaker 1: This is a significant season in our lives and we
Speaker 1: want to be aligned with you, our Father, who art
Speaker 1: in Heaven. Hollywood, be thy name, Thy Kingdom, Come, Thy
Speaker 1: will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven.
Speaker 1: Right Here, as it is in Heaven. Valentine as it
Speaker 1: is in Heaven. University City as it is in Heaven. Matthews,
Speaker 1: as it is in Heaven, Toronto as it is in Heaven.
Speaker 1: Can Paula, Uganda, as it is in Heaven. Sydney, Australia,
Speaker 1: as it is in Heaven, Johannesburg, as it is in Heaven,
Speaker 1: Cape Town, as it is in Heaven. Lord. I asked
Speaker 1: that everywhere that the sound of this message reaches today,
Speaker 1: that each person would since and know in a very
Speaker 1: real way that this is a pre appointed, scheduled encounter
Speaker 1: with the Holy Spirit of God. We clear out all distractions,
Speaker 1: give us an undivided heart. In this moment, I prop
Speaker 1: aside to every dry bone hear the word of the Lord.
Speaker 1: This is what the Lord says, you shall live, come
Speaker 1: to life and stand up on your feet like a
Speaker 1: vast great army. From the north to south, to east
Speaker 1: and the west. We speak to the wind of the
Speaker 1: spirit of God. We ask that you would breathe into
Speaker 1: these slain that they may live. Come now, Holy Spirit,
Speaker 1: through every iPhone screen, Come Holy Spirit in every auditorium,
Speaker 1: Come Holy Spirit in every home. Come Holy Spirit in
Speaker 1: every car, through every podcast, on every television screen, Come
Speaker 1: Holy Spirit. Come like a mighty wind, like a rushing wind.
Speaker 1: We came today to declare that the devil is defeated
Speaker 1: and he has no place in our lives. You know
Speaker 1: what happens when praises go up, blessings come down. Come on,
Speaker 1: let's give him one more worthy praise. Amen. I just
Speaker 1: want you to sit down right now and take one
Speaker 1: moment with me. Would you stay with me the whole time?
Speaker 1: Okay if you need somewhere to sit, because right in
Speaker 1: a minute, we're gonna worship and we're gonna give and
Speaker 1: it's gonna be amazing. But I want to share a
Speaker 1: thought from March Chapter fourteen, versus one through Now. I
Speaker 1: could stop at verse nine, but I feel like the
Speaker 1: people who came to church today want me to go
Speaker 1: all the way to verse eleven. So that's what I'm
Speaker 1: gonna do. And speaking of who's joining us today, it's
Speaker 1: kind of complicated, we designated this weekend for our offering,
Speaker 1: and of course we've been in this series and you
Speaker 1: can just stay right underneath me. LJ. Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: I appreciate the atmosphere helps me sound more spiritual while
Speaker 1: you play ads like twenty five percent Holy Spirit effect
Speaker 1: on me theologically. I don't actually believe that it was
Speaker 1: just a little joke, but when we planned this out
Speaker 1: for Game Changer, trying to get ready to give together,
Speaker 1: which is really nothing to be nervous about, because all
Speaker 1: that God will ever ask of you is for you
Speaker 1: to give your best, because that's what He did for you.
Speaker 1: He gave his best, and so as long as you're
Speaker 1: doing that, you don't have to worry about it. The
Speaker 1: word God gave me today was from a very beautiful
Speaker 1: picture in scripture from Mark chapter fourteen. Now, the Passover
Speaker 1: and the festival of unloven Bread were only two days away,
Speaker 1: and the chief priests and the teachers of the law
Speaker 1: were scheming. I mentioned that word because while they were
Speaker 1: scheming to do what they were scheming to do, someone
Speaker 1: else was scheming to do something as well. So just
Speaker 1: put your finger on that word. They were scheming to
Speaker 1: arrest Jesus secretly and kill him. But not during the festival,
Speaker 1: they said, or the people may riot. And while he
Speaker 1: was in Bethany reclining at the table in the home
Speaker 1: of Simon the Leper, and you thought your nickname from
Speaker 1: high school was bad, this dude was obviously healed by
Speaker 1: this point, because nobody would be in his home for
Speaker 1: a dinner if he still had a contagious skin disease.
Speaker 1: You won't even let your kids get around people with
Speaker 1: running noses, so you know he was healed. That's probably
Speaker 1: why he had the dinner was because he was grateful
Speaker 1: for his healing. I found out that when God touches
Speaker 1: your life, the first thing you want to do is
Speaker 1: open your life back up to him, and out of
Speaker 1: gratitude for what He's done for you, you want to
Speaker 1: give back something to him and to others. Usually when
Speaker 1: God does something in our lives, our instinct, a lot
Speaker 1: of times maybe is to maybe feel like we're not
Speaker 1: worthy of it or not deserving of it, and we
Speaker 1: feel guilty about it. But all God ever wanted you
Speaker 1: to do was to open your life to him. And
Speaker 1: so I'm about to show you a picture of what
Speaker 1: that looks like. And what this offering is going to
Speaker 1: look like as we bring it today online and at
Speaker 1: our campuses that are able to have church right now
Speaker 1: and here in this room as well. So watch this.
Speaker 1: It says that a woman came with an alabaster jar
Speaker 1: of very expensive perfume. This is not Tommy Hill figure
Speaker 1: from nineteen ninety six. This is the purenard from the
Speaker 1: Himalayan mountains. She broke the jar and poured perfume on
Speaker 1: his head. Some of those present, thank you Lord. Some
Speaker 1: of those present were saying indignantly to one another, why
Speaker 1: this waste of perfume could have been sold for more
Speaker 1: than a year's wages and the money given to the poor.
Speaker 1: They rebuked her harshly. Jesus said, this isn't your party.
Speaker 1: Leave her alone. Touch somebody say, let me alone. I
Speaker 1: don't care if you thought I sang good. I wasn't
Speaker 1: singing to you today. Care if you think it's weird
Speaker 1: when I lift my hands, I wasn't lift in them
Speaker 1: to you. You didn't save me, you didn't raise me.
Speaker 1: You didn't heal me, you didn't cleanse me. You didn't
Speaker 1: forgive me. And you don't have a heaven or hell
Speaker 1: to put me. In a matter of fact, all the
Speaker 1: people who don't care what anybody thinks about it, take
Speaker 1: eighteen seconds and give God grace because he brought you
Speaker 1: through this year, because he lets you see another day.
Speaker 1: Come on ten nine, eight, seven, six five. All the
Speaker 1: grateful people. Makes them nice. Three leave her alone, said Jesus,
Speaker 1: Why are you bothering her? She's done a beautiful thing
Speaker 1: to me. The poor you will always have with you,
Speaker 1: and you can help them anytime you want, But you
Speaker 1: will not always have me. She did what she could.
Speaker 1: She poured perfume on my body beforehand to prepare for
Speaker 1: my burial. Truly, I tell you, wherever the Gospel has
Speaker 1: preached throughout the world, what she has done will also
Speaker 1: be told in memory of her. Touch your neighbor, give
Speaker 1: them my title. Tell them, I don't know about you,
Speaker 1: but I'm about to go for broke. Look at your
Speaker 1: other neighbor, because that one thought you were crazy. If
Speaker 1: you're watching online, just say it to the wall, say
Speaker 1: I'm going for bro You know, I don't know what
Speaker 1: kind of attitude you have towards risk and responsibility. As
Speaker 1: for me, I try to make sure that the reward
Speaker 1: is worth the risk. When I do something, I don't
Speaker 1: mind taking a risk as long as I know the
Speaker 1: reward is worthy of the risk. And in this passage,
Speaker 1: I see a woman who was willing to take a risk,
Speaker 1: to make a move, and to break a barrier in
Speaker 1: order to do something that she could not have known
Speaker 1: the significance of at the time. But we're still talking
Speaker 1: about her to this day. Somebody say, I'm going for broke.
Speaker 1: It's a dark time in the life of Jesus, because
Speaker 1: waiting for him in Jerusalem is a religious lynch mob.
Speaker 1: He's going to be assaulted by their accusations, which are
Speaker 1: not substantiated, but nevertheless acted upon. He knows this because
Speaker 1: he's Jesus. I want you to notice what he's doing,
Speaker 1: because this blessed me. In verse three, it says he
Speaker 1: was in Bethany, reclining at the table. How cool is
Speaker 1: that while they're scheming to kill him, he's leaned back
Speaker 1: at the table, eating dessert, drinking some decaf. He's got
Speaker 1: to get his sleep. It's Holy week. He's going to
Speaker 1: pay the price for our sins. And yet he stopped
Speaker 1: by Bethany, where this really good cook named Martha lived.
Speaker 1: He really liked Martha's cooking, and he liked the company
Speaker 1: of her sister Mary. That's who the Bible's talking about
Speaker 1: in Mark fourteen. Just so you don't think I made
Speaker 1: it up. If you actually read John twelve, it tells
Speaker 1: the same story, and it says that it was Mary
Speaker 1: whose brother Jesus had raised from the dead. Now understand this.
Speaker 1: One of the reasons that everybody else at the table
Speaker 1: thought that what she did was wasteful was because they
Speaker 1: did not share her personal experience. And one of the
Speaker 1: ways that you can tell about someone's personal experience with
Speaker 1: God is what they define as extravagant. A lot of
Speaker 1: people think you're crazy to come to church. You have
Speaker 1: a couple hours each week where you can actually do
Speaker 1: what you want to do. And you would choose to
Speaker 1: listen to a talk and sing some songs, and some
Speaker 1: of you even with done an orange vest and stand
Speaker 1: in the rain and help people get to their parking
Speaker 1: spaces in the freezing rain. I mean, you're risking your
Speaker 1: life out there, don't you know. And I was talking
Speaker 1: to one of our parking volunteers a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 1: rolled down my window to say thank you for standing
Speaker 1: out here in this rain. I can't even get some
Speaker 1: people to stay through my closing prayer in church, and
Speaker 1: here you are an hour early, standing in the rain.
Speaker 1: He said something that shook me to my core. He said, no, pastor,
Speaker 1: is my privilege. And I figured that what God had
Speaker 1: done in his life must have been something so big
Speaker 1: that only he knows about. Do you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: It must be something that means something to him. Maybe
Speaker 1: when he thinks about what he deserves and realizes that
Speaker 1: the grace of God went all the way and did
Speaker 1: not only well he spare him from the punishment he deserved,
Speaker 1: but gave him blessings that he didn't deserve, he came
Speaker 1: to the conclusion it's a privilege. And so I was
Speaker 1: interested in the fact that Mary came in and interrupted
Speaker 1: the dinner. And she was risking a lot in this scenario,
Speaker 1: because not only was it not customary, it was not
Speaker 1: appropriate for a woman to come into a meeting of
Speaker 1: men like this. The Bible was written in an even
Speaker 1: more misogynistic time than the one we live in, if
Speaker 1: you can believe that. But something caused her to make
Speaker 1: her way. Well when she did it, the Bible says,
Speaker 1: does anybody have a bottle water something like that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: at a word, you had that for me in case
Speaker 1: I got thirsty. Now she wasn't obviously carrying Pellegrino or
Speaker 1: she now number five. But you have to remember that
Speaker 1: she she poured out this perfume on the head of Jesus.
Speaker 1: This is different than the woman in Luke seven, who
Speaker 1: had lived a sinful life in that town. She poured
Speaker 1: it on the feet of Jesus and she wiped his
Speaker 1: feet with her hair. This is a different account. And
Speaker 1: Mark says she she poured out what she had that
Speaker 1: was where three hundred denii denarii is a day's wage.
Speaker 1: So now you see why all the disciples thought this
Speaker 1: is a little bit ridiculous, because you know, if what
Speaker 1: she intended to do was to show Jesus that she
Speaker 1: loved him, that'll do it. You know, that's that's plenty, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, how much how much perfume do you really need?
Speaker 1: Some of you guys need to learn. Two sprays is
Speaker 1: totally enough. I'm helping a teenager right now. Two phrase
Speaker 1: from a distance, it's enough. Somebody says enough. So when
Speaker 1: is it enough? Is that enough? Is that enough? Is
Speaker 1: that enough? By now the fragrance is filling the room,
Speaker 1: and is that enough? We all get to decide that,
Speaker 1: we all get to decide that at some point, you know,
Speaker 1: as God has called us to pour out our lives,
Speaker 1: we get to decide is that enough. I called on
Speaker 1: our church for this year end offering. I said, according
Speaker 1: to what God has done in your life and how
Speaker 1: He's blessed you, and how you want to see Him
Speaker 1: move through this ministry and in your own life. And
Speaker 1: for those who are online who are connected to this ministry,
Speaker 1: you decide out of how much that God has done
Speaker 1: for you, how much you would like to give to him.
Speaker 1: And you get to decide is that enough? I mean,
Speaker 1: let's be reasonable about this, right, because the disciples made
Speaker 1: the argument, Hey, from a practical standpoint, we could like
Speaker 1: feed some kids in Haiti if we keep the rest.
Speaker 1: And yet she did the irrational thing, the illogical thing,
Speaker 1: the ridiculous thing, the sacrificial thing, the stupid thing, the
Speaker 1: strategic thing. How can it be stupid and strategic? Well,
Speaker 1: apparently Mary had a sense that she was not going
Speaker 1: to have this opportunity for very long. It doesn't say
Speaker 1: in the text whether she had a special intuition that
Speaker 1: Jesus wouldn't be back at their house again before he
Speaker 1: hung on the cross. We don't know. I was reading
Speaker 1: the text trying to figure out whether she did this
Speaker 1: because she knew this is the last time, this is
Speaker 1: the last chance. Next time that I see him, they'll
Speaker 1: be taking him down to bury him. I wonder, I
Speaker 1: was thinking, Mary, did you know, like the Christmas song,
Speaker 1: did she know? Did she know that this was it?
Speaker 1: Did she know this was the last chance. The Bible
Speaker 1: doesn't record, so we can only speculate, but something in
Speaker 1: her watch what she did. She went through the through
Speaker 1: the crowd of people who probably were looking at her
Speaker 1: sideways for being there. Martha was serving in the kitchen.
Speaker 1: Another text says, but Mary really served no practical purpose,
Speaker 1: and she poured out everything that she had on his head,
Speaker 1: and she considered it not to be a waste, but
Speaker 1: she called it worship. Yet all of those details really
Speaker 1: don't serve the purpose for the word that God gave me,
Speaker 1: for our church today and for our extended family across
Speaker 1: the world today. Because I want you to notice one
Speaker 1: small phrase that the Bible says, before we give our
Speaker 1: offering in just a moment we're gonna worship, and we're
Speaker 1: gonna pray, and we're gonna believe God for some things
Speaker 1: to happen in our future. And we're gonna We're going
Speaker 1: to commemorate some of the things that God has done
Speaker 1: in our past. We're going to set up some stones
Speaker 1: on the other side of the Jordan that He's brought
Speaker 1: us across. But I want you to notice one little detail.
Speaker 1: In verse three, it says before she poured the perfume,
Speaker 1: she broke the jar. She broke the long neck of
Speaker 1: this flask that her perfume would have been in. She
Speaker 1: drove from Argentina. Well, you can't drive from Argentina, Kenyon.
Speaker 1: She came at a great risk to herself, and she said,
Speaker 1: I'm going for broke. I wonder when's the last time
Speaker 1: in your relationship with God that you win for broke.
Speaker 1: Most of us do not consult our faith when we
Speaker 1: are gauging what God is telling us to do. We
Speaker 1: can sold our convenience, we can sold our resources. And
Speaker 1: I noticed three things in the passage. I noticed that
Speaker 1: one group of people takes offense to the woman's gift.
Speaker 1: That happens sometimes even today, when I talk about giving
Speaker 1: some people get offended by it. They get mad, they
Speaker 1: get an attitude, they get in their feelings. As I
Speaker 1: talk about the very thing that Jesus said would determine
Speaker 1: the course of your life and the condition of your heart.
Speaker 1: He said, where your treasure is, your heart will be also.
Speaker 1: But yet when you start talking about treasure, people have
Speaker 1: to deal with their heart, and so often it causes
Speaker 1: us to be offended. So some people choose offense other people.
Speaker 1: In a moment like this, they start to feel sense
Speaker 1: of obligation, you know, almost like a guilt trip, like okay, okay,
Speaker 1: I keep stealing the elevation pin, I probably should drop
Speaker 1: something in how many did you tape it? You know,
Speaker 1: do the math? And then some people other people marry
Speaker 1: people married not married married people. Some people decide, you
Speaker 1: know what this is not. This is not offensive, This
Speaker 1: is not an obligation. This is an opportunity. See that's
Speaker 1: how I've come to see it now. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: I always saw it that way, but now this offering
Speaker 1: for me and for my house is an opportunity. And
Speaker 1: I stand before you today making a declaration in your presence.
Speaker 1: I'm going for broke. You know, it's kind of ironic
Speaker 1: that this woman went for broke right before Jesus did
Speaker 1: the same for her. He did not withhold his life,
Speaker 1: he did not spare his life. He did not call
Speaker 1: the legions of angels that could have come and prevented
Speaker 1: him from having to die. In fact, Thomas even tried
Speaker 1: to keep Jesus from going to Jerusalem. He said, they
Speaker 1: want to kill you. But Jesus looked at Thomason said,
Speaker 1: I'm going for broke. I'm going all in. I'm willing
Speaker 1: to give myself for the joy that is set before me.
Speaker 1: I'm willing to endure the cross, despising as shame. I'm
Speaker 1: going for broke. I'm going for broke, going for broke today,
Speaker 1: and I'm not ashamed of it, because there are some
Speaker 1: things in my life that I want to break. Somebody say,
Speaker 1: break it. When I'm giving this offering today, I'm not
Speaker 1: just giving an offering. I'm breaking a jar. There are
Speaker 1: some things in my life that I am breaking today
Speaker 1: as I give. And number one is I'm breaking the
Speaker 1: grip of complacency in my life. I'm breaking the grip
Speaker 1: of greed in my life. Somebody shall break it. Look
Speaker 1: at somebody say I'm breaking and I'm about to break it.
Speaker 1: You better get out of my way if you don't
Speaker 1: want any glass in your eyes, because I'm about to
Speaker 1: break the grip of greed in my life. I refuse
Speaker 1: to be controlled by stuff and materialism and the spirit
Speaker 1: of Mammon. I'm about to break the grip of greed
Speaker 1: in my life. Second thing I want to break is
Speaker 1: the cycle of scarcity. When I give today, I am
Speaker 1: declaring that God will supply all my needs according to
Speaker 1: his glorious riches I said. When I give today, I'm
Speaker 1: declaring with this alabaster bottle that my God is more
Speaker 1: than enough. As I give today, i am declaring that
Speaker 1: He is my source, and he will withhold no good
Speaker 1: thing from those who trust him. So I'm breaking the
Speaker 1: cycle of never enough. I'm reversing the worry cycle in
Speaker 1: my life. We've talked about this. I'm starting with my source,
Speaker 1: not my situation. Somebody shall break it. Shout it louders,
Speaker 1: say break it now. As a church, today, as we give,
Speaker 1: we are breaking barriers. Right now. Our church is poised
Speaker 1: at the very beginning of a new model of ministry.
Speaker 1: It's the most exciting time that the church has ever
Speaker 1: had to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I thought
Speaker 1: my Evan would back me up on my left side.
Speaker 1: I can't hear y'all as I preach this message. We
Speaker 1: are now doing what the disciples could only have dreamed
Speaker 1: about doing. As this message connects with people from every
Speaker 1: walk of life, people who might not otherwise go to church,
Speaker 1: people who might not be able to go to church,
Speaker 1: people who might not have the faith, people might not
Speaker 1: even have the help to get out of bed. But
Speaker 1: all over the world right now, this gospel is being preached,
Speaker 1: and it is a sweet aroma being released. God has
Speaker 1: called our church to be a breaker, a breaker of barriers,
Speaker 1: a breaker of prejudice, a breaker of racial barriers, and
Speaker 1: religious barriers and denominational barriers. We didn't come here to
Speaker 1: play church. We came here to break stuff. We came
Speaker 1: here to break stuff. Somebody shout, I'm a breaker. I'm
Speaker 1: about to break something. Not just giving an offering today,
Speaker 1: we're breaking chains. Came to break the grip of greed,
Speaker 1: break the cycle of scarcity, to break barriers, and I
Speaker 1: came to break change. Somebody's going to be saved because
Speaker 1: of my gift today somebody's going to be set free
Speaker 1: because of my gift. Today. I'm going for broke. I'm
Speaker 1: going for broke. Hey, thanks for joining us online today.
Speaker 1: We really believe this Yearend Offering can be a game
Speaker 1: changer in your life. Now. This is an opportunity to
Speaker 1: not just hear the message, but to really be a
Speaker 1: part of it. For some of you, you may need
Speaker 1: to start by bringing the tithe. That's the first ten percent.
Speaker 1: Now for others it might be to go above and
Speaker 1: beyond the tithe and bring an offering now. Either way,
Speaker 1: we want everyone to participate in the Game Changer Year
Speaker 1: end Offering. You can go to Elevation Church dot org
Speaker 1: to find out everything that you need to know about
Speaker 1: how to give and how to participate in this year
Speaker 1: end offering. But one of the most important things is
Speaker 1: to just take a few minutes just head over to
Speaker 1: that website and set up your giving and make sure
Speaker 1: you choose Game Changer and the drop down menu to
Speaker 1: make sure that you're contributing specifically to our year end offering.
Speaker 1: So make sure that you do that. On that side,
Speaker 1: we're excited to see how God is going to move
Speaker 1: in our church in this and really believe that God
Speaker 1: wants to do something special in your life.