God, resist the proud, but gives grace to the humble. I pray that you're challenged by this message. And I pray that you receive this message with gladness, thanking the Holy Spirit for his correction. I pray that as you hear this, that the Holy Spirit would begin to reveal areas in your life that need correction. I'm gonna be talking about the signs, the warning signs that begin to appear all around your life just before God harshly and sternly corrects something in your life that's wayward. First, I want you to leave this in the comment section. Let it be your prayer. And I want you to type this sincerely. Search me, oh God. It is to say, Lord, search my heart, search my motives, search my mind, purify me. And Lord, if there's anything in me that contradicts your nature, I want you to correct it. Now, all of us make mistakes. All of us here and there have slip-ups. What I'm talking about right now are those seasons of life where we experience waywardness, or I should say rather, where we choose waywardness for an extended period of time. This could be days, weeks, months, and in some cases, even years. Now, I believe that true, sincere believers are going to have a desire for holiness, but we also understand that the flesh is weak. The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak. And we understand that even true believers can find themselves caught up in something where they feel trapped, like they can't escape. Well, the Lord can save us from that too. The Lord will not allow us to be lost. The Lord will do something about it. He loves you too much to leave you to your compromise. He loves you too much to leave you in your sin. He loves you too much to leave you in your waywardness. So to bring you back, He'll begin to do certain things. And of course, we know that the Lord does bring these harsh points of correction, but there is mercy, there is compassion, and the Lord will send many things your way. So let's take a look first at this portion of Scripture found in 1 Corinthians chapter three. I'm gonna read verses 13 through 16. But on the judgment day, fire will reveal what kind of work each builder has done. The fire will show if a person's work has any value. If the work survives, that builder will receive a reward. But if the work is burned up, the builder will suffer great loss. Now this is talking about born again believers because some are of the belief that because you're saved, there are no consequences to sin. That's not true. Yes, you're saved, but that doesn't mean there won't be consequences. The builder will be saved is what the Scripture says. I'll read that again. The builder will be saved. So this is describing a born again believer, but like someone barely escaping through a wall of flames, don't you realize that all of you together are the temple of God and that the spirit of God lives in you? So here we see in the Scripture that even as born again believers, we can experience loss even in eternity. This is a loss of reward. So we understand that Christ saved us, but even though we are saved, there are consequences to sinful seasons. Let me say that again. Even though we are saved, there are consequences to sinful seasons. Write this in the comment section. Sin has consequences. Now his correction is to sanctify us and protect us. So he does this as a loving father would, Hebrews chapter 12, beginning at verse five.  He said, my child, don't make light of the Lord's discipline and don't give up when he corrects you. For the Lord disciplines those he loves and he punishes each one he accepts as his child.  Whoever heard of a child who is never disciplined by its father. If God doesn't discipline you as he does all of his children, it means that you are illegitimate and are not really his children at all. Verse nine, since we respected our earthly fathers who disciplined us, should we submit even more to the discipline of the father of our spirits and live forever? Jumping down to verse 11 now, no discipline is enjoyable while it is happening. It's painful. But afterward there will be a peaceful harvest of right living for those who are trained in this way. And so the Lord does bring correction. The Lord does bring discipline. It's in fact, people look at his correction and they say, well, God must not love me because of all the ways he's trying to correct me. No, it's just the opposite. The proof that you belong to him is that he won't let you go too far into waywardness and that's why born again believers are miserable in seasons of compromise. So let's take a look at the signs that he will send your way. These are the warning signs. Keep in mind these are not necessarily in chronological order. They can come in any order really. And it doesn't necessarily mean that you're going to experience all of these things before he brings a judgment or a harsh correction. But again, these things do begin to appear at least biblically speaking. Number one is strong conviction. Now in Proverbs chapter one, we see wisdom personified. And wisdom is that strong inner pool. And watch as we read these portions of scripture verses 24 through 33, you'll see that wisdom is pleading. Wisdom is calling out. And this of course is a way that the Holy Spirit communicates to us. The Holy Spirit can speak through wisdom. So Proverbs one, 24 through 33. I called you so often, but you wouldn't come. I reached out to you, but you paid no attention. These are very sobering words. I'm gonna read that again. I reached out to you, but you paid no attention. You ignored my advice and rejected the correction I offered. So I will laugh when you are in trouble. And again, this is not God. This is wisdom personified. And this is somewhat hyperbolic, but still the principle stands that there was a pleading and then there's a correction. I will mock you when disaster overtakes you, verse 27. When calamity overtakes you like a storm, when disaster engulfs you like a cyclone in anguish and distress overwhelm you, when they cry for help, I will not answer. Though they anxiously search for me, they will not find me. Again, this is wisdom talking. For they hated knowledge and chose not to fear the Lord. They rejected my advice and paid no attention when I corrected them. Therefore, they must eat the bitter fruit of living their own way, choking on their own schemes. For simpletons turn away from me to death. Fools are destroyed by their own complacency. But all who listen to me will live in peace and troubled by fear of harm. So the point I'm making here is that there's this strong inner knowing when something is wrong. There is that internal pleading. There is that internal pooling. You sense the feeling of it. And this is true of the true believer. Again, let me say this is true of the true believer. True believers feel truly sorrowful when they sin. True believers are miserable in their disobedience. True believers, when they make a mistake and continue in that mistake, are tormented by the idea that they're in that mistake. They're weighed down knowing that they're missing out on the goodness of God, the fellowship unhindered. And this is why I say that as true believers, because God loves us, he will correct us. And one of those things that begins to appear is that strong conviction. Ephesians 4.30 says this, and do not bring sorrow to God's Holy Spirit by the way you live. Remember, he has identified you as his own, guaranteeing that you will be saved on the day of redemption. In other translations it refers to the Holy Spirit here. As the seal, you are sealed unto that day. Now, the Holy Spirit does not leave the born-again believer. He grieves within the born-again believer. The Holy Spirit does not leave the born-again believer. He grieves within the born-again believer when we live in disobedience. So you can sense that grieving of the Holy Spirit. When you are persistent in disobedience or compromise, and it may not be a blatant sin, like something we would put on a list as the worst sins one can commit, it may just simply be persisting in a certain attitude, persisting in unforgiveness, persisting in maybe a little bit of compromise in terms of your finances or in terms of the way you handle your family life or in terms of how you compromise your time. And it could be some sins like pride, lust, anger, well, fits of rage within anger, anger itself is not necessarily a sin, but we can experience this grieving of the Holy Spirit when we persist in those things. We sense his heartbreaking. We sense that sorrow, we sense that heaviness.  And you can feel this grieving. It's a dark, empty feeling, a heavy cloud that fills to be upon you.  It disrupts your reading of the Word. It disrupts your ministry. There's this internal struggle that you cannot seem to break away from. Luke 22, 54 through 62 say this, these verses say this. So they arrested him and led him to the high priest home. And Peter followed at a distance. So he's following Jesus. Well, he's on his way to being crucified. Well, Jesus is on his way to being crucified. The guards lit a fire in the middle of the courtyard and sat around it and Peter joined them there. A servant girl noticed him in the fire light, began staring at him. Finally, she said, this man was one of Jesus's followers, but Peter denied it, there's his first mistake. Woman, he said, I don't even know him. Verse 58, after a while, someone else looked at him and said, you must be one of them. No, ma'am, I'm not. Second mistake, Peter retorted. Verse 59, about an hour later, someone else insisted this must be one of them because he is a Galilean too. Verse 60, but Peter said, man, I don't know what you are talking about. And immediately, while he was still speaking, the rooster crowed. At that moment, the Lord turned and looked at Peter. Suddenly, the Lord's words flashed through Peter's mind. Before the rooster crows tomorrow morning, you will deny three times that you even know me. And Peter left the courtyard, weeping bitterly. So here we see it was a consistent, persistent denial. I don't know him, I don't know him, I don't know him. He persisted in that compromise. He persisted in that disobedience. He persisted in that sin, is what it was, he was lying. And as he begins to persist in this, he digs down deeper and he doubles down on his statements until it comes to the point where he's weeping bitterly. Once he saw how he broke the Lord's heart, he saw that he had offended the one whom he loved. At that moment, the Lord turned and looked at Peter, looked at him, Peter felt it. He felt that grieving from the Lord. And that's what happens when we begin to persist in this way. Second Corinthians chapter seven, verse 10 says this, for the kind of sorrow God wants us to experience leads us away from sin and results in salvation. There's no regret for that kind of sorrow. But worldly sorrow, which lacks repentance results in spiritual death. So there's a difference between worldly sorrow and godly sorrow. Godly sorrow actually results in repentance. So there is a good sorrow to have. If anyone ever tells you that you shouldn't feel bad for your sin, that's just not even biblical. That's borderline heretical. You should feel grieved by sin. You should be anguished over disobedience. Even little compromise that should anguish you. And so when we are anguished over this, and again, this is not a matter of condemnation and leaving yourself in that state of condemnation. But in being anguished over disobedience to the point that you repent and then enter again a life of joy and peace. But worldly sorrow hardens your heart. Let me say that again. Worldly sorrow will harden your heart. You continue to ignore that grieving of the Holy Spirit. And what happens is you become numb to it. The longer you ignore the voice of the Holy Spirit, the more difficult he becomes to hear. The longer you ignore the voice of the Holy Spirit, the more difficult he becomes to hear. And so as we persist in this disobedience, even while we're being grieved, we harden our hearts. Why? Because we don't wanna feel that anymore. So we numb ourselves to that grieving, to that conviction. Once you ignore that, and this is very dangerous, by the way, let me just say this, do not ignore that conviction. Do not ignore that grieving. Do not ignore that sorrow. Don't numb yourself to it. You see, here's the sad truth. Many people want to be released from the consequences of their sin, but not the sin itself. They wanna be released from the guilt, but not from the sin itself. They wanna be relieved from the mental torment that the sin brings, but not from the sin itself. But we as believers have to grow to hate sin itself in our own lives. And deal with that with great fear and reverence. And by fear, I'm talking about a godly, healthy fear that is based on our love for him. And so when you have this hardening of the heart, now you begin to numb yourself. You ignore him again and again and again. And you numb yourself so that you don't feel that pain. Well, now that sin begins to manifest in other ways. And other people can see it. So this is number two. And again, this is not necessarily in chronological order. Number two, you receive a warning from others. Now this warning can come in several different ways. It can come as a direct address of the issue in your life. It can also come in the fact that maybe people are distancing from you. Maybe people are starting to notice there's a heaviness on you.   You're tense. There's something off. There's something wrong. And those around you can feel it. Listen to me. Just because your loved ones cannot see the sin itself. Yeah, maybe you're doing a temporarily good job at hiding it. And I don't mean good in the sense that something that's morally right. I just mean you are effective at keeping it a secret. Maybe you are effective at keeping it a secret. But even though they cannot see the sin itself, that doesn't mean they do not see the results of that sin. That doesn't mean they do not see who you are becoming now. They can see you becoming angrier. They can see you becoming more tense. They can see you becoming more cold-hearted. They can see you becoming more distant. They can see the passion that you have for the Lord beginning to wane. They can hear that you're not talking about them as often as you used to. They can see these results. And so again, even if they cannot see the issue itself, the root cause of it, they begin to notice something's off and they begin to address you. Hey, are you okay? Hey, what's wrong? What's the matter? What's the issue here? And we sometimes ignore that too. Push them away. And then in other instances, as I said, they begin to distance emotionally.  But then there are those times where God will send someone to confront you directly. Look at 2 Samuel chapter 12. So the Lord sent Nathan the prophet to tell David this story. This, by the way, is after David had sinned. There were two men in a certain town. One was rich and one was poor. The rich man owned a great many sheep and cattle. The poor man owned nothing, but one little lamb he had bought.  It ate from the man's own plate and drank from his cup. He cuddled it in his arms like a baby, like a baby daughter.  David was furious and now he has righteous indignation. Isn't that interesting that when you become hard-hearted, you are angered by the sins of others, not by the sin in your life? So David was furious. As surely as the Lord lives, he vowed, any man who would do such a thing deserves to die. He must repay four lambs to the poor man for the one he stole and for having no pity. Then Nathan said to David, you are that man. The Lord God of Israel says, I anointed you, King of Israel, and saved you from the power of soul. I gave you your master's house and his wives and the kingdoms of Israel and Judah. And if that had not been enough, I would have given you much, much more. Why then have you despised the word of the Lord and done this horrible deed? For you have murdered Uriah the Hittite with the sword of the Ammonites and stolen his wife. Now, David is confronted. Now, of course, we understand that David repents. Now there were still some consequences that he had to bear from his actions. The Lord forgave him, but the sins still had consequences. And here we see an example of the Lord sending a voice of warning.  Maybe even through this program right now, you're receiving a word of warning. Don't harden your heart. God sends voices to confront you. In fact, that's a part of his process. We'll get Matthew chapter 18, verses 15 through 17.   He follows the process that he's given to us. Matthew 18, 15 through 17. If another believer sins against you, go privately and point out the offense. So we go to each other in private is the way we are to do this. If the other person listens and confesses it, you have won that person back. In other words, leave it be. Verse 16, but if you are unsuccessful, take one or two others with you and go back again so that everything you say may be confirmed by two or three witnesses. If the person still refuses to listen, take your case to the church. Then if he or she won't accept the church's decision, treat that person as a pagan or a corrupt tax collector. So here the scripture's talking about the authority that we as the church have to correct these issues among ourselves. So when somebody offends you, you can forgive them. And so in the same way, God will confront you.  And if you don't receive that warning, listen to me now please. If you don't receive that warning, repent and get it right. Exposure is coming. Exposure is coming. Once God has sent to you, people who warn you directly about that thing, about that issue, about that unforgiveness, about that lust problem, about that attitude, about that compromise, whatever it is, you know what it is because even as I'm talking, it's coming to your mind right now. God will send people to correct that. God will send people to confront you. Now you can push them away and persist or you can receive the correction. If you do not receive that correction, exposure is coming. The Lord is compassionate. He's merciful. That is His last resort, not His first step. Number three, your world is shaken. Well, look at Jonah chapter one verses one through four. The Lord gave this message to Jonah, get up and go to the great city of Nineveh, announce my judgment against it because I've seen how wicked its people are. So here he's given a direct command. But Jonah got up and went in the opposite direction to get away from the Lord. He went down to the port of Joppa where he found a ship leaving for Tarshish. He bought a ticket and went on board hoping to escape from the Lord by sailing to Tarshish. But the Lord hurled a powerful wind over the sea causing a violent storm that threatened to break the ship apart. I love the way the scripture phrases that, that threatened to break the ship apart. In other words, the Lord was destroying his means of disobedience. Believers are not left in their disobedience. God is not going to abandon you to your rebellion. He's not going to leave you to yourself.  He will disrupt things. He will shake the systems upon which you think you stand. If you're in a relationship that you shouldn't be in, God's gonna shake that up. If you're at a place you shouldn't be, God's gonna shake things up. If you are running from the call of God, he's going to shake things up. God will disrupt and disturb whatever he needs to do in order to get you back on track. When he's spoken to you clearly to go one way and you stubbornly refuse to go that way, God will send a powerful wind from heaven. And that powerful wind will begin to disrupt your means of disobedience. So that's number three, your world begins to shake. So this is the thing that you get into a wrestling match with God, you're not going to win. You begin to try to persuade him and convince him, look, you can't persuade him that what you're doing is okay. You can't convince him to allow you to continue in disobedience. You can't make a deal with God that will leave some room for compromise. No, he gives a command and you obey that. If you don't obey that, he'll begin to shake things up. He'll begin to pull that rug out from under you. The things upon which you rely, the things you hold dearest, he will begin to cause disruption in those areas. You say, well, God's not a God of disorder. I didn't say disorder, I said disruption.  This simply means that he displaces those things. He makes them inconvenient. He makes them harder to participate in. This is why, as I said before, true believers are miserable in their compromise.  And so he will do what he needs to do in order to get your attention and put you back on course. So that's number three, your world is shaken. This may be where you're at now. You're trying to convince him, God, let's work out a deal. Come on, God, let me persuade you with seeing it from my perspective. But he sees from all perspectives. And he's spoken. He's made it clear. He's given a command. And now it's up to us to simply say, okay, you're the Lord, not my will, but your will be done. And if you're going to try to get into that wrestling match with him, just understand, he's a lot stronger than you are. He is more loving than you are stubborn. Number four, his presence begins to lose influence in your life.  What I'm saying is that because you're not yielded to that presence within, namely the Holy Spirit residing within you, because you're not yielded to that presence within, you begin to lack that influence in your life. So every believer has the Holy Spirit. But does the Holy Spirit have you? Yes, you have the Holy Spirit. You receive the Holy Spirit the moment that you were born again, absolutely. But does the Holy Spirit have you? In other words, are you surrendering? So it's possible to have the power of God, have the Holy Spirit, have the fruit of the Spirit available to us, but to not see the manifestation of that power and that fruit in our lives because of our disobedience. And so I'm not saying his presence leaves you. I'm saying you lose the influence of his presence, Galatians 5, 16 through 18. So I say, let the Holy Spirit guide your lives. Then you won't be doing what your sinful nature craves. The sinful nature wants to do evil, which is just the opposite of what the Spirit wants. And the Spirit gives us desires that are the opposite of what the sinful nature desires. These two forces are constantly fighting each other. So you are not free to carry out your own good intentions. But when you are directed by the Spirit, you are not under the obligation of the law of Moses. So very simply put, whatever increases the influence of the Spirit, decreases the influence of the flesh. Whatever increases the influence of the flesh, decreases the influence of the Spirit. It's not that he leaves you, it's that you're not giving him influence any longer. That's why the scripture says, let the Holy Spirit guide your lives. In other words, it requires the participation of your obedient acts. And when you begin to see the diminishing effects or the diminished effect, I should say, of the Holy Spirit's presence in your life, then you begin to see things like loss of favor. People don't see that something on you anymore. So those open doors are no longer opening. Those connections are no longer easy. Why? Because people can see something's different. This is why when I see, for example, preachers getting off base and they are on some strange doctrine that's obviously not biblical. And instead of receiving correction, they doubled down on it, or you can see a loss of favor. You can see that there was something on them that just, it's not there anymore. There's more of a tension and a frustration. It's like they're working very hard to make things happen in the ministry. Now why? Because they've gone off track. And it's not just in the area of compromising and doctrine. That's one of those areas that people can lose favor and not even realize it. Everyone else around can see and they're going, something's different, something's off, something's missing. And everyone can see it by them. That's scary. That's pride. That's the effect of pride. It's not just being off on doctrine. It could be a secret sin. And everyone can see there's something missing. There's something off. There's something not quite right. Now, as a caveat, let me say that 99% of the time when people go, I don't know, there's something not right in my spirit. Most of the time they're judging from the exterior, the person's personality, their appearance, or maybe even they don't like or agree with some of the things that they're saying. And so out of ego they judge and they say, rather than saying, I don't like this person, they blame the Holy Spirit and say, well, something just doesn't sit right in my spirit. And so they're taking their own personal discomfort and crediting the Holy Spirit with being grieved when that's not the case at all. But it still is true that people who are truly discerning can see a certain loss of favor. And that happens when we persist in compromise. There's a loss of peace. I mean, think of Saul in 1 Samuel, chapter 16, verse 14. Now the scripture says that the Lord sent the tormenting spirit to Saul. I don't think that's the case for the New Testament believer, but there is something to be said of a loss of influence of the presence of the Holy Spirit in your life that does give the enemy an opportunity to attack you from the outside, attack you with things like torment, attack you with things like deception, and even maybe an increase of temptation. So there's this peace that begins to lack now. And in fact, your confidence in approaching God is now diminished. You see, this is why I say that persistent sin will disrupt your fellowship with the Holy Spirit. That's not to say that the Holy Spirit is now ignoring you. Rather, this is to say that your confidence in him listening to you is shaken. And therefore when you pray, you lack faith. So it's not that the Holy Spirit now has turned a blind eye or turned a deaf ear.  You no longer have confidence that he sees you. And when you go to pray, instead of just thinking about the Lord and experiencing his presence, you're thinking about that compromise. And that of course disrupts your peace. It disrupts that fellowship. The same is true of joy. You begin to see a diminishing in your joy. The same is true of clarity. You no longer can see with clarity now. It's difficult to hear the voice of the Holy Spirit.  You begin to say, God, what are you saying? I need direction. I don't know where to go. All the while, you gotta fix that compromise. You gotta fix that compromise. Because if you don't, it's gonna be very difficult for you to have confidence in the Holy Spirit's presence and to be sensitive to his voice. And then this is where you see old habits returning and getting worse. So these are some of the warning signs. And I want you to pay close attention to them. Strong conviction, warning from others.   Good, that's a very good thing because now you have an opportunity to humble yourself. If you sense that strong conviction, praise God. If you're worried that you don't feel strong conviction then I'm glad that you're worried that you don't feel strong conviction. You'll work with wherever you're at. But now we need to look at how to make this right. Let's go to Luke chapter 15. I'll start with verse 11. To illustrate the point further, Jesus told them this story. A man had two sons.  So his father agreed to divide his wealth between his sons. A few days later, this younger son packed all his belongings and moved to a distant land. And there he wasted all his money in wild living. Verse 14, about the time his money ran out a great famine swept over the land and he began to starve. Verse 15, he persuaded a local farmer to hire him and the man sent him into his fields to feed the pigs. The young man became so hungry that even the pods he was feeding the pigs looked good to him. But one, excuse me, but no one gave him anything. When he finally came to his senses, he said to himself, at home, even the hired servants have food enough to spare. And here I am dying of hunger. I will go home to my father and say, Father, I have sinned against both heaven and heaven, and I will continue. And I am no longer worthy of being called your son. Please take me as a hired servant. So here he comes back. He's coming back from that legalistic perspective, right? He's just, maybe I'll just be accepted back as a servant. I don't even deserve. And so he's got this speech prepared now. So I returned home to his father and while he was still a long way off, his father saw him coming. I love this. Filled with love and compassion, he ran to his son, embraced him and kissed him. Father, I have sinned against both heaven and you. And I am no longer worthy of being called your son. And here we see the father interrupts this speech that he has, but his father said to the servants, quick, bring the finest robe in the house and put it on him. Get a ring for his finger and sandals for his feet and kill the calf we have been fattening. We must celebrate with the feast for this son of mine was dead and has now returned to life. He was lost, but now he is found. So the party began. Here we see what the attitude is of the father. And that is that he doesn't bear down on him with scoldings and with corrections, not at this point, because he's already repented. Now, if you're stubbornly refusing repentance, that's a different story. God's gonna run through that list I just gave you. And again, I'm reminding you, not in chronological order per se. But here we see what happens when you finally do decide, Lord, I gotta get this right. Help me. He runs to the son, embraces him, he accepts him back. First, John 1.9 says, but if we confess our sins to him, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all wickedness. I wanna pray with you now, but as we're being prayerful, I want you to hear this portion of scripture. Psalm 32, one through five. All what joy for those whose disobedience is forgiven, whose sin is put out of sight. Yes, what joy for those whose record the Lord has cleared of guilt, whose lives are lived in complete honesty. When I refused to confess my sin, my body wasted away and I groaned all day long. Day and night, your hand of discipline was heavy on me. My strength evaporated like water in the summer heat. Finally, I confessed all my sins to you and stopped trying to hide my guilt. I said to myself, I will confess my rebellion to the Lord and you forgave me. And my guilt is gone. How do you turn back? It's simple. Make up your mind that what you're doing is wrong and that it needs to go now, forever, and in all forms and in all sizes, if you will. Sometimes we say, well, I'll just keep a little bit of this here. No, everything has to go. Once you've committed that in your mind, then you have to renounce that sin. Now renouncing doesn't mean I put it on a list and I read it aloud. Renouncing means I turn from that. What good is it if you read it off of a piece of paper but then persist in it? You renounce it by turning from it. So you repent, change your mind about it and you renounce it, you turn from it and then the Lord will forgive you. And if any accusation comes to you from the enemy, just tell them, I've already got this right. I'm good with the Lord. I've repented, I've turned from it and that really will be a struggle in and of itself but this is some of the, sometimes these are the lingering consequences of seasons of disobedience but as we begin to come out of that, joy and peace will flood our hearts again. So receive it, have faith that he's forgiven you once you've repented. So Father in the name of Jesus, I lift that one to you now who is turning from their wrongdoing. They're saying, Lord, I'm humbling myself before you. You've said in your word, he who exalts himself will be humbled and he who humbles himself will be exalted. So Lord, we humble ourselves, you resist the proud but you give grace to the humble. So we come to you now, Lord and we say, forgive us. We're sorry, we turn today away from compromise. Help us to get this right, we pray. In the name of Jesus, I want you to say because you believe it, say amen. In fact, I want you to write this by faith even if you don't feel it yet. 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And of course, you'll also see the footage and live streams from the events that we do around the world with the power of the Holy Spirit moves. And now I wanna invite you to be a part of what God is doing through this ministry to support the work of the gospel through the work of this ministry. I believe that the soul of this generation can be saved. Yes, Jesus said narrow is the way and few there be that find it. But in the very next chapter, he says that many will be saved. Was Jesus contradicting himself by no means? In one instance, he was talking to a very stubborn audience. In another instance, he was talking to an audience that was open to the gospel. I believe the Holy Spirit can open the heart of a generation to the gospel. I believe that we will see a great end times harvest of souls. Jesus said, don't be afraid, the end is not yet for this gospel shall be preached to the ends of the earth and then the end will come. Revival, not retreat, victory, not defeat will be the posture of the church in these last days. And I believe that before the coming of the Lord, there will be a great sweeping in of souls. There will be a great harvest. I believe the job can be done. I believe the great commission will succeed. I believe the gospel still has power. And I believe just when it looks like the enemy is winning that God has other plans. For the kings of the earth will rage, the kings of the earth will make their plans. But he who sits in the heavens shall laugh. God has a plan. And I want you to be a part of that. The job can be done. We can see the tide turn. And if you believe that souls can still be saved here and now, and you believe that light still shines. And I wanna ask you to partner with us. Again, we're a ministry that believes the job can be done. Go to davidhernanisministries.com slash partner and your monthly support will help to support all of the media, the live streams and the events that we do around the world. You can also go to davidhernanisministries.com slash donate to give a single gift. Whether you're giving something large or small, whether you're giving a single gift or a monthly gift, everything counts. Become a supporter of this ministry right now.  Now do try to use our website. Some of you are giving from different countries and in a different currency. Try the website first. The website takes all different currencies from all different countries. We even take crypto and stock giving. Many of you have asked for those and now those options are available. So do try the website first and then use the other means of giving like YouTube and Facebook. Thank you for your support. Thank you for standing with me and helping me to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ all around the world in the power of the Holy Spirit. The events and media, thank you. I appreciate you. I love you and until next time, remember nothing is impossible with God.