Okay. I'm not sure why this is happening. Okay. Yeah, Chris. So you're saying, um, so we have the, the, yeah, so in terms of, um, uh, password shared, yeah. Yeah, password shared the PC dream.    I just wanted to understand, uh, would that be a direction, uh, for a PC church? I mean, am I correct to say that, you know, that, that is what I said, uh, in the PC dream.  So, yeah, I just wanted to get that correct. Yeah. So, so in terms of, uh, you know, growth and, uh, you know, expanding and moving on to, and I think the numbers would have been, you know, like 50,000 in each location. I think the pastor would have shared that, right? So, so that has always been there right from the start, right from, right from 2001, right? That has always been there, um, that, you know, five locations, uh, and covering entire Bangalore. And still, you know, that, you know, there will be, uh, the need will be more. So, um, uh, so, uh, so that, that, uh, that big picture has always been there. And, um, so in terms of structure, you know, like, uh, you know, is this moving on to become a mega, mega church? Well, it, it is a big vision. And, and, uh, uh, like, I don't know what, uh, you know, what we infer by saying, okay, mega church, but that's just the fact that, okay, it is a big vision. There are people, uh, you know, who we can reach out to and the people who can be part of the vision and, um, and we will continue to do that. So in terms of structure, well, we don't know, you know, like, uh, what, what are the other changes? But we also know that, you know, uh, with the, with the bigness, we also need to maintain the, uh, the personal contact and the smallness of it. So which is why, you know, the, again, the life group ministry, uh, where we, uh, we, uh, you know, connect people to life groups so you can, uh, be part of a smaller group in order to, uh, especially grow, be mentored, uh, and discipleship and everything happens in a smaller setting. Right. So yes, there is a tendency to, you know, be lost in that sense. If it's a big, uh, just because of the bigness of it. Right. So, um, so that, you know, always is there, you know, that big picture is always there and the, and the move towards that and the move towards that is of course to, to reach, you know, to it, uh, in terms of evangelism, in terms of discipleship, in terms of teaching, in terms of, in terms of people doing ministry as well. Right. You know, uh, so you see the apostolic Ephesians four was 1112 and I mean the, uh, the five phone ministry, we see that, uh, equipping, uh, saints, equipping the saints to do the work of ministry. So it is not just one person or one team, but it's the entire, entire body, which is doing the work of ministry. Um, you know, people getting saved, people getting, uh, uh, connected to church and being built up and learning to follow Christ, which is what discipleship basically is.  So that's the, you know, the whole cycle and, and, uh, so that is, um, so that is where, so the move is always there, the intentional, towards that is always there. So in terms of timelines, I really don't know this, you know, it's a timeline. Uh, I don't know by this, you know, we can put timelines, but then we can put timelines for, okay, uh, this is what we want to do. Um, but really, uh, you know, it's, it's a journey again. It's a lifelong journey. So yeah. So that's what I would say. Um, okay. Succession plans. Yeah. Yes. There, uh, there, there are young people who are being mentored, who are being, um, you know, who are growing up. Uh, and, um, so that is, that has always been there. That has been localized, that has been shared and, uh, you know, people who are being built up. But of course, you know, we don't say, okay, this person is the next one. No, that is, it's too early to, um, to say that, um, you know, who will be the, uh, you know, who will be the senior pastor or, you know, so, but the, but then pastors already always shared, okay, this is what he would like to do in this, in this decade and the next decade and so on. And, and the thing is always to raise up leaders. Um, and, and if you see, um, all, all our pastors actually, uh, they have been people who are been part of church, uh, came to church, started serving in church, uh, discovered the call, uh, a purpose, um, discovered the gifting, started serving, being faithful in that and then kind of grew, um, uh, grew spiritually and came to a place of serving others, came to a place of leadership and, uh, you know, they were in that place for some time and then they were, you know, invited to take their place as spiritual leaders, you know, to take their place as pastors. So, so that's been the, that's been the root actually. So, um, yeah, so the plan is there, and there is definitely, you know, ministering, grooming of, um, grooming, grooming of the next generation, the next leaders, you know, we have youth leaders, um, and we have young adults also who are, um, who are serving in different areas, but, um, they have been, uh, not with this in mind, but then growing up to be leaders, right? So that is, that is always happening. Any other questions? Um, okay, so let me just get into the specifics of, you know, since we are also talking about leadership and grooming people.  So it starts from, uh, people growing spiritually, right? So as a pastor, as a, as a church ministry to ensure that, that happens. So, um, of course, you know, uh, one of the ways by which, um, they grow spiritually is when they, uh, when, when people receive of the word, when they are collectively there in prayer and receive of the word, uh, and ministry, uh, uh, every time the church gathers and typically, you know, it's a Sunday service. So that's a, that's a, that's a big, uh, uh, portion of time which is allotted for that, right? So that happens. So in addition to that, you know, what are the several other avenues that can be there?  And there are other who are, you know, helping you on that journey as well. So life groups and other avenue. Um, uh, and apart from that, also what I've seen is, uh, these schools of ministry, you know, for a deeper walk in the Lord to, um, to look at certain topics like maybe healing and deliverance, the prophetic, the apostolic prayer, um, uh, uh, you know, workplace ministry, um, uh, uh, what are the others? Yeah. So Christian life, marriage and so on. So these are, you know, some of these things which we've had in the school of ministry, urban church, church planting, um, evangelism, these are some topics, uh, but marriage and family we've actually had as a separate ministry, not as part of school of ministry. So these are some topics which, uh, you know, and, and I remember I, I, when I came to church as a, and serving as a volunteer, just attending church. So those days we used to have on Saturday, it was called school of ministry and, uh, so they would, they would be teaching on these topics and I remember attending a few of them, so it'll go on till afternoon and, uh, you know, Saturday is one Saturday in a month. And so they, you know, we've called them the weekend schools now, uh, and we, uh, had those over weekend Saturday and Sunday, but now we've kind of condensed it, you know, and having it only on Saturdays. Um, so we have the weekend schools happening, um, one day, one Saturday in a month where the, um, you know, where there is input, there is teaching and in-depth teaching on a certain, uh, you know, topic. So as we see that, uh, people are growing in that as well, you know, let's say growing in prayer, growing in, um, you know, you could have, um, maybe some times of worship like worship nights or five days of prayer, you know, these are things, that, um, I'm not saying this is just exclusive to APC, but then I'm sure other churches also have these, you know, times where, um, the people are equipped, people are strengthened, um, exposed to, the presence of God and spending extended time and worship and prayer and, and growing in that. Um, so we've, uh, you know, had that, uh, and, uh, and of course, because the pandemic kind of had to slow down things, but then those are being reintroduced again. So the weekend school is a very valuable time, uh, for, uh, like, uh, the challenge again is to get people to be part of it, right? Um, because people have only so much time, people have responsibilities and then, uh, you know, there needs to be a push, right? So, um, so that is, that is of course a challenge, right? So what is helping is really, uh, in this season is the, uh, the online bubble college and the e-platform, uh, because a lot of people have inquired in the past, you know, do you have something, uh, where I can learn from home? Something like a correspondence course, right? You send me the notes, I do it or something online and, uh, and now there's an opportunity to do that and we see some, uh, church folks doing that also, you know, doing some courses and some having finished the foundation's course and being very excited about it and, and sharing with others. So, um, so we see, um, that, uh, you know, those kind of things happening. So, um, so really to nurture people in the word and spirit, to ground people in it is, uh, is a big, big responsibility, uh, of the church and, uh, the pastoral calling and, and because of the teaching anointing, which is very strong and the apostolic, you know, we've seen this unfold and we've seen this in place in church. Um, so, yeah, so that is, uh, one, uh, one other thing that, uh, that, uh, we as pastors, we as, um, you know, maybe starting off, you, you'd be mindful of that and say, okay, let's do this, right? Will everybody be excited and jump in straight away? No. Uh, there might be a lot of pushback saying, you know, uh, you know, this is the only day we have, we have so much thing, but then eventually, you know, you'll see that, um, because you are, you know, reiterating certain things and, and also teaching why we need to do this. You know, it is, it is biblical. It's not that, it's, it's that everybody has, everybody is a minister.  And yes, uh, you can be equipped on your own if you're doing certain things, but then here's an avenue to be equipped and to pursue the call of God, to discover what, what God has already put in your life and, uh, intentionally learn in these things, uh, because we are called to grow in the knowledge of God, uh, and, uh, well, downplaying our quiet time. And there's a, that is, that is of course the best place to receive from him and learn from him. But, you know, as a ministry, we have this and we are called to do this to equip the saints for the work of ministry. So, you know, that happens as well. You know, so, so these are some observations from my journey with APC and my observations of the life of Pastor Ashish, which has inspired me, motivated me, challenged me many times in my own life. So I just thought it'll be helpful for us to, for me to share that and for us to learn that. I just also want to talk about, you know, we, we talked about the fact that of course, one is spiritual input. The other thing is to also, um, you know, invite people to serve in church, invite people to serve as volunteers. Um, definitely, you know, when, when, when we hear about that, you know, the, a lot of people say, I'm not given opportunities to share the word. You know, straight away jump in and say, God has called me and this church is not giving opportunities. Well, it cannot work that way. It cannot work that way. We need to test and try and see. And, and then, you know, uh, well, it's, it's, it's totally a privilege to be invited. It's not an entitlement. We need to understand that. Right. So, um, so it's, it's, it's, it's, uh, as long as we have that, uh, but then, you know, to provide opportunities for the church, for the believers, for people of God to start serving, uh, in church to provide that. Uh, and we, we learned about that. That's one of the responsibilities of the, you know, pastoral practical things or the responsibilities of the, of the pastor. Right. So, so here at APC also, you know, several opportunities, uh, we, uh, opened up to, to serve and, and, uh, and I was just going through some of the testimonies of people who have served and grown in church. So these opportunities actually, um, there is a sense of community that happens because they are serving. Uh, it could be in ushering. It could be in, in, in something simple, simple, like, you know, like hospitality. Um, it could be, uh, in, in set up, you know, sound and set up, um, or, you know, several other things. It could be helping the children's ministry, uh, so whatever.    We, you know, we sometimes forget that these small things really build you up, uh, you know, build character, uh, in us and build character in us. Um, sometimes nothing major can happen, but you are just there showing up and you're there, you know, uh, taking care of parking, maybe. Um, and it builds strength in you. It builds, you know, certain qualities like persistence and faithfulness and, um, and, and endurance and longsuffering and all these things are being built up, right? Um, so, um, several avenues, uh, to, to serve and these things also continue to change as the congregation grows, as the church grows, right? See, uh, um, and these avenues to volunteer in, to serve and as the ministry grows, as there are new, uh, there are new opportunities, uh, which, which present, right? So, um, maybe on the technical side, maybe on the, uh, you know, the design side, maybe on the social media side, you know, many, uh, many opportunities come up to serve, uh, to volunteer and serve as the ministry grows. Okay. So, uh, I just want to share, um, you know, a few testimonies, you know, I was just going through, uh, Thanksgiving videos when we, uh, finished 20 years of, uh, ministry and, uh, of course, some of these phases would be familiar to you. So let's hear some of their testimony. So you realize that they've journeyed with the church, right? You realize that there are some things that they have done, uh, which has helped them and, uh, you also realize that they've taken certain steps in order to, uh, you know, uh, in order to, you know, to serve in order to be, um, faithful in serving and so on. So you, you learn, uh, a bit of that as well from the testimonies. Okay. So let me share a few of these, uh, videos and, uh, and then we'll, we'll come back. Hi, church family. This is Vinny and Jean and we have two children, Jeremy and Nora. And we're so glad to, uh, just talk about our journey in APC, uh, just looking back 2003, 2004 around that time. We were very hungry looking for, uh, looking to grow, uh, in, in Christ and, uh, looking for, uh, uh, a church that teaches the word, uh, so well. And that's when we came across APC and, uh, uh, the times of worship, the times of the messages, uh, through which we were blessed immensely, the solid word that was preached, uh, through APC as well as, uh, the, the, the intimate walk that we were able to establish, uh, because of being set in this church, uh, has helped us so much in our, in our journey, in our walk with God. And, uh, uh, just looking back at those initial days, uh, I remember, uh, you know, when the, when the message got over and it was time for the benediction, we used to just, uh, run out of church, uh, because we were a little shy and, uh, uh, you know, not, uh, ready to meet with people. Uh, but, uh, over the years, uh, we've become so close with, uh, with us as a family. It's been wonderful to, to grow alongside and minister alongside many of you. And, uh, we just thank God for the various ministries that he has helped us to be part of, uh, and it's been such a blessing. Uh, thank you so much. So, uh, I remember coming into ABC and, uh, just, just remembering those initial times coming from a traditional background into a church like this. And there was this conflicting pull that I had, you know, a sense of discomfort because of the experiences that were there as against, you know, the, the strong pull to return. But as we kept coming, uh, some things that really touched us was the uncompromised word of God and, uh, tangible presence of the Holy Spirit that, that we began to experience where, which began to change our lives. And as we, uh, you know, kept coming, I personally was stirred to serve. And I remember the first time that I served was as a volunteer in children's church. And it was way back, maybe the 2007, 2008, where at that point of time there was no teaching, nothing. It was just being there as a volunteer just to overseen things to a point where, uh, you know, I may have moved into what's called to do announcements in church, you know, those physical announcements, then moving into being in a part of a prayer team, then, uh, getting into, uh, campus elevates, uh, moving from there into teaching the children's church into chrysalis and then being part of, uh, of a ministry team. When I look back, you know, I'm just amazed at the way how this has, has taken place. It was never planned. It was never, I never dreamt that God would use us, you know, timid shy people into, uh, just speaking the word of God. But, uh, I believe that, um, it was just a response of obedience, uh, that, that, that he wanted. And then it was just a dependence on God. I mean, I never knew what to do in each of these phases, but then just depending on God and he would equip and he continues to equip and, uh, help us through the things that we are called to do. So I think this is also a call to just encourage each one of us to serve in whatever way we can because God would just multiply the service that we put in for him. And, uh, we just thank God for placing us here for the way that, uh, God used, is using us and it's just ministering to us and working on us as a family. Um, we love to be a part of this church and we look forward for many more years. So wishing all of us a happy 20th anniversary. All glory to God or bless you. God bless. Okay. That was one. I'm sure all of you recognize Jean. So yeah. So that was their journey. I'll just play one more. Okay. Been with APC for more than nine years. And I'm Lina, Tarun's wife, and I've been attending APC since 10 years. It's been such a blessing to be part of so many volunteering teams and serving at APC all these years. In fact, we both met each other at one of the, you know, teams, the sound and setup team and we got married. That was so true. But that was not our motive when we started serving, but God has worked through many things as we serve. We have learned a lot of things. I thank God for how the congregation has come together as a family to put together our wedding. I'm so thankful for that. Yeah. And we especially want to mention the pre-marital counseling that we had at APC. I think God used it, uh, you know, very much to help us to grow in our marriage each day. There are so many events that I could list that I have read all the benefits from. In fact, we've been part of the youth camps, the family camps, the professionals, workplace ministries, the couples dinners. There are so many events that we have just become part and we have been blessed so richly in various areas of our life. Yeah.  We had a great blessing of, you know, the publications and the various events. And that really helped us to grow as professionals in our corporate sectors. And we also want to mention that we made a lot of friends, the wonderful Biryani times after services. And, you know, these are friends for lifetime. We want to just thank God for each one of them. Thank God for all the mission trips that we have been part of. In fact, we have learned a lot of things being part of those missions. I think it was a great humbling experience. Especially, I remember the Bihar trip. We learned a lot of things. And, you know, in all these events that we were part of, God was teaching us how we can serve individually and also as a couple. Yes. We carry some lifetime memories from not just these trips, but all the events that we were part of. We want to congratulate ABC for this 20 years. Congratulations on people's church.  More glorious things are on the way. I'm sure greater things are yet to come. All the best. Thank you. Okay, that was Tarun and Leena. I think all of us know. Tarun, if you're here, okay. Yeah, first, I want to share about, you know, Tarun and Leena actually had a lot of people, you know, friends. And like they said, you know, almost after every church service, they would have, you know, they would have lunch at different restaurants and, you know, so there's a great sense of community and friendship that kind of built. And like Tarun also mentioned, they met, you know, Tarun and Leena met each other as they were serving in the sound and setup team. And so we have couples like that also. They met in church and so on. So Tarun, you want to share very briefly some things about, like maybe about, you can share about, you know, serving and what were your thoughts initially about serving in church and, yeah, just take a couple of minutes to share that. Thanks. Yeah. Yeah, first I would say it was in fact a great experience.  You get to learn a lot of things as well. You don't have to know how to do things. But once you get in, there's an element of learning that you go through. And also there's a community that you will become a part of. We still remember that kind of breakfast prayers that we had, you know, literally we had a lot of people coming in when we were praying, prophetic words being shared. And we have like that's a community that just like carries forward and we can never forget those moments of being together and serving together. And it's kind of a mission just to come and set up everything in such a way that there are no issues during the service. So there are so many teams in APC and it's such a joy to actually learn so many things, live streaming, media presentation, you have a connect team specifically trying to connect with people. It was so interesting to see such diverse opportunities to volunteer and all these things played a very good role when it comes to coming back to work as well. Like, you know, you learn a lot of things at church. It's the amount of learning that you have serving as a volunteer is much more than any training program that I went through in the corporates. Because it's live and you see people and you are right there in action trying to do things. It's so good. I still remember so many events. I just wanted to share one thing. When I was very new as a like volunteer, I remember once there was water spilled on the corridor when people were walking in. And then I was trying to find out where is this person who actually the caretaker of St. Joseph's who can come and clean this. And then he disappeared. There is water and people have to walk in and it's not looking good. And Melky walked in. I remember that time he was the service coordinator. He walked in and he told, okay, what up Eleanor? He went and he got the broomstick. He got the cloth and literally he was fully dressed up at 10 30 before the service was starting. He was cleaning the floor and people are walking by like, okay, you get in and get your hands dirty, but keep the house. So that's something that I really learned as a volunteer. Go to any extent, but keep the house as your house. So that's something good to learn. Thank you. Thank you. It was good. So yeah, some very down to earth, things happen. It's interesting when you look at the journey and the community around the world and spirit. So it's exciting. Of course, there are always ups and downs, challenges, and I'm sure the terminals will be able to talk about many of those incidents also. So I just want to say that, you know, that we are so sorry, I didn't realize that Mike was muted. Okay, so we are just to say that we are a work in progress, you know, just like individually that we are a work in progress, any charge in ministry, it's a work in progress, right?  So, but then we are a work in progress and we are journeying on to perfection. So, and we have been given so much in Christ to live an overcoming life. Well, that's the other thing. So we don't have to go back. We don't have to fall back, right? We learn from our mistakes and we pick up the pieces and we keep going, right? Maybe, you know, just a couple of one more, I would, I would just share one more testimony and then we'll look at, yeah, we'll just pray and then close, right? Now, this will actually, maybe, yeah, we'll just stop here. I'll probably I'll just share one more. Just want to encourage us and I'll, you can visit, there are many testimonies there, you can visit, you know, the web, the link, that page and you can check it out for yourselves. We miss you guys and hoping to see you all soon. We want to take this opportunity to just say thank you for being such a wonderful influence in our lives. I spent about 10 to 12 years being part of APC. My pretty much my entire youth was spent at APC. APC is more of a family to me than my actual family. My best relationships and friends are from APC. I've spent great times, God moments with APC. I spent some very difficult times at APC, but the whole leadership and the church has backed me up and been there and been that environment where I could grow and learn and be trained into becoming everything that God has called me to be. So thank you so much. When I had first moved to Bangalore so many years ago, I had no real intent of pursuing the Lord, but the Lord pursued me so hard through the incredible people at APC. My pastor at the time and her sister would drive all the way to this remote location that I lived in just to get me rides to church on so many Sundays. And after I graduated college, I had the great privilege of working my first job with the APC office. And that was just edifying and nourishing on way too many fronts for me to put into one video. I'm so grateful also for the leadership who was so patient and investing the time and effort in teaching me about worship and letting me serve on that platform. And something that I could never be grateful enough for is the fact that I got to meet this incredible guy at APC. And we're so grateful that we got to spend that entire pre-marital season leading into the wedding with the church. And finally, when it was time for us to move, we wished with just the blessing of so much prophecy and prophetic words that nourished us long after the move and still continues to be so important and vital to us. So we will forever be grateful for everything the Lord did for us through APC. No amount of words can actually express how much we are thankful. Okay, I'll just stop with them. Okay, I have one more and then I think we'll stop. So this couple, it's funny how they met and, you know, the lady there, her name is Ashwini, and she was actually from my hometown, right? And I know her father, and her father was really, you know, was a mentor to us when we were growing up, when we were in our youth.  So when she came to Bangalore, of course, we got to know that she was here, and then she was part of another church location, didn't get to see her too often. But then when she started serving in church in worship, of course, got to meet her and spend time. And then the thing is, when she got an opportunity to serve as staff as a graphic designer, as an illustrator, dad came and said, you know, I'm so glad that you are here, your wife, you are here to look after her and so on. And then he left. And then we came to know that that she, you know, that Roshan, the person there, you know, he was the guy that he was interested in her. And, you know, we were all very, very alert, and we were trying to see if that was the right thing. And it was a funny incident that happened. You know, we were on a mission strip. And then this little girl came up to me, one of the little girls came up to me and said, and she just kind of announced, who's this uncle, this, you know, this Ashwini auntie is talking to.  And I was like, I just was up, no, this is not happening on my watch. What is happening? So I just went and saw, and then, you know, it is good to see things unfold. So, yeah, see a lot of, you know, those things happen as well. It's wonderful people meeting their spouse in church. Okay, I just want one more video. And this is, this is from Rebecca. Let me share it. Hi, it's the Lord. Happy 28th anniversary of People's Church. My name is Rebecca Yiga, and I'm from Kampala, East Africa. That's in Africa. I first encountered All People's Church in the year 2012, when my two sisters and I moved to Bangalore City for college. And like everybody who's not at home and unfamiliar surrounding, I was a bit nervous. I didn't know how that would go on. But God was so good to me. I found such a loving community at APC, especially at North, where I was part of the worship team. But with the rest of the church as well, through the different activities, I also got an opportunity to grow in the world through the work of All People's Church Bible College. And all that has affected what I'm doing, both in ministry and with the NGO that I work with right now. And I'm grateful to God for that. APC has continued to be the gift that keeps giving. Last year, during the lockdown, I signed up for the online Bible College. And I am glad that I'm in my final semester to finish up my bachelors in theology and practical ministry. And every single class that I'm attending today, God continue to speak to my day to day. And I'm grateful to God for that. So I pray that as we go into 20 years, God will do exceedingly, abundantly, above all that you have hoped for. Happy anniversary. Yeah, that was Becky. Becky served so well. She was here with us. And she served in worship. And there were a few of the students who joined who were again from Uganda. I remember Andrew and, you know, so they, you know, they were all they served sacrificially, very inspiring, the way they served in worship. They were served in other departments as well. And they were quite an inspiration. Yeah, that's right. She is from Uganda. And we still, you know, they're still part of our, you know, the group to keep in touch time to time.  But it's not like we are, you know, it's not like the church and ministry is perfect.  But, but just everybody, you know, like, personally, all of us are on a journey. So also the church and ministry.  And God wants to do that. Right. And our call, each one of us is unique. And it can be similar to what we saw, but it can be very, very different. But the thing is to be faithful to that call. Right. And when we are faithful to the call, we will, we will be fruitful, we will be a blessing, right, right where you are.   Right. So, so if you can open your Bibles to, you know, to maybe Colossians verse one, you know, Colossians one, the prayer that Paul prayed over the church, Colossae. Right. Colossians one verse nine says, for this reason, we also, since the day we heard it, do not cease to pray for you and to ask that you may be filled with the knowledge of his will in all wisdom and spiritual understanding, that you may walk worthy of the Lord, fully pleasing him, being fruitful in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God, strengthened with all might according to his glorious power for all patience and long suffering with joy, giving thanks to the Father who has qualified us to be partakers of the inheritance of the saints in the light. He has delivered us from the power of darkness and conveyed us into the kingdom of the Son of his love, in whom we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins. He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation, and so on. Right. But this wanted us to want to highlight the first few verses. It says, you know, this is what he prayed. He said that we may be filled with the knowledge of his will in all wisdom and spiritual understanding, that we may walk worthy of the Lord, fully pleasing him, being fruitful in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God, strengthened with all might according to his glorious power for all patience and long suffering with joy. So just those three verses, you know, verse nine, verse 10 and verse 11, I just want us to, you know, take this time to pray over us, pray over yourself and say, Lord, that I may be filled, I pray that I may be filled with the knowledge of your will in all wisdom and spiritual understanding. So we just pray that first thing, verse nine. Yes, Lord, we thank you. Father, we thank you. We seek your face right now. And yes, Lord, according to your word, it's right before us, God, the prayers that was prayed many years ago, hundreds of years ago over the church in Colisec. Oh, God, we pray that over ourselves. Yes, Lord, this is our cry that we may be filled with the knowledge of your will in all wisdom and spiritual understanding. Fill us, God. Fill us, God. Lord, we realize that it's not a one-time thing. We know that it is a walk. We know that it's a daily walk, that it's a daily moment-by-moment walk. And I pray, God, Lord, we pray for each one of us, that we would walk with you in intimacy, that we would walk with you, oh, God, in closeness, God, that we might hear your whispers, God. We might hear what you're whispering, oh, God, that we might be that close, oh, God, so that we might be faithful to shout from the rooftops, God. Yes, Lord, we do not want to shout from the rooftops without first hearing what you whisper in our ears, God, that we may be filled with the knowledge of your will, oh, God, in all wisdom and spiritual understanding. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Let's pray that second one, oh, God, that we may walk worthy of the Lord, fully pleasing Him and being fruitful in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God. So let's pray that. Yes, Lord, we also ask, oh, God, we pray that we may walk worthy, worthy, oh, God, worthy of the Lord, worthy of the call. Oh, hallelujah. Yes, Lord, we carry your image, oh, God, Lord, we've been created in your image, God, and we've been redeemed, oh, God, that image that was shattered because of sin, oh, God, we've been redeemed, brought back, oh, God, that we might fully represent you, God, fully represent you, God, and Lord, we pray that Christ, Christ, you be formed in us, that we might be increasingly Christ-like, that we may walk, Lord, live our lives in all that we think and speak and do, and God, that we may walk worthy of you, Lord, in, oh, God, in everything, and Lord, that we will be fruitful, that we will be pleasing you at all times, pleasing you at all times.  Hallelujah. But we may walk worthy of you, Lord, and be fruitful in every good work and increase in the knowledge, increase in your knowledge, increase in knowing you, God, increase in knowing what you have spoken, increasing your likes and dislikes, increasing in the knowledge of your opinion, God, increasing in the knowledge of your will, oh, God. Hallelujah. We know that that does not come from a distance, God. We know that it comes from a daily walk with you. Oh, God, we pray that we may walk in that closeness, that we may increase in the knowledge of the Lord. We may increase in the knowledge of the word of God, that we may increase in the knowledge of the word of God. Oh, God, yes, Lord, that we may increase, oh, God, in the things of the Spirit, oh, God. Lord, increase our spiritual capacities, oh, God, that we may be strong in the inner man, oh, God. Hallelujah. Verse 11, oh, God, that we may be strengthened with all might according to your glorious power. Hallelujah. Strengthened with all might, even right now I just pray for a strengthening, for an increasing God of strength in the inner man. According to your glorious power, yes, Lord, I pray for increasing our spiritual capacities, increasing our spiritual capacities, Lord, that we may be strong in the inner man, God. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Yes, Lord, that we might be strong, that we might be rooted. Yes, Lord, there are no limits to you, God. There are no limits to what you can do in us, that there are no limits to what you can pour out into our hearts, God. And so we ask, oh, God, that you would pour out, God, that we might be strengthened with all might according to your glorious power for all patience and long-suffering. Hallelujah. That Christ-likeness, God. Patience and long-suffering, the joy. Even as we live our lives, God, we know that, Lord, that we would be, that you've called us to be like you, God, in our interactions with people, in all that we do, in our serving, God, that we might be Christ-like, in our family's God that we might be Christ-like, with our neighbor's God that we might be Christ-like. For this purpose you have filled us, for this purpose, oh, God, with your glorious power that we might be Christ-like, for all long-suffering with joy and patience with joy, for this purpose that you have filled us, you've called us to be strong in the inner man, not just to walk in signs and wonders and miracles, but also to be Christ-like. For this purpose you've called us patience, long-suffering, the fruit of the Spirit, oh, God, may be displayed in and through our lives. And, Lord, I pray that even as we, God, even as you've called each one of us to minister in various ways, maybe as apostles and evangelists and pastors and teachers of God, prophets, God, and God, we do not know God, but then even as we, even as you let this grow in us, Lord, the sense of call, for those of us who do not know, let it grow in us, for those of us who are called already, oh, God, I pray that we are even more increasing of that, oh, God, and strengthening of that, God. We thank you. We thank you. We bless your name. We give you all the praise. We give you all the glory. In Jesus' matchless name, we pray. Amen. Amen. Okay. Thank you, everyone. God bless you. Thank you, Pastor. God bless, right. So we stopped right here, and so this course is officially over. There'll be a couple of tests and which will also be put in the stream. So if one of you sees the notification about the test, please put it on your WhatsApp group so everyone knows as well. Okay. So we'll meet on Wednesday. Please check the schedule. Let me just quickly announce. I think it's Prazi and two others who are sharing on Wednesday. So please do come prepared. I'm talking about the biblical preaching class. Okay. See you all. God bless. Bye-bye. Thank you, Pastor. All right. See you.


Hello everyone, I am Dr. Kithi, junior resident from the Department of Radar Diagnosis, Goa Medical College. I will be presenting our tubercular pericarditis. As you know, tuberculosis is one of the oldest and still major cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide. Around 95% of the active TB cases were found in developing countries like Asia, Africa and Latin America. Tubercular pericarditis is rare, but a severe complication. However, it is one of the most common cause of pericarditis in the developing countries. High mortality from the tubercular pericarditis is likely due to the delayed diagnosis in adequate treatment and associated other comorbidities. In this presentation, we have put a case of tubercular constructive pericarditis with a loculated pericardial effusion. High risk 50 year old men with pulmonary coxon treatment since 4 to 5 months were presented with progressive breathlessness and bilateral pedal edema. No history of fever or cough. On physical examination, patient was every way fibrillated with respite rate of 25 with a muffled heart stones and a risked JVP. On laboratory examination, short-race ESR and CFP, however, the total request is concerned no more. The chest x-ray revealed the cardiomegaly, where no pericarditis cavusification noted. On circuitry, performed the echocardiography, the echoshock, decreased ejection fraction with a paradoxical interventricular septal movement with bilateral dilatation. On subsequently, the cardiac MRI was performed, which showed the generalized thickening of the pericardium with the tubular configuration of both the ventricles and the dilated atrium, suggestive of constructive physiology. On loculated, pericardial collection was seen along the left ventricle cavity, which is seen to cause compression on the left ventricle cavity, which resulted in the cardiac temporary. The collection, which also appeared, ISO intends on T1 and T2 and shows peripheral enhancement on post-contrast. Bilateral prelural effusion is also noted and the inferior vena cava was pretty distended. This is the blackboard images and this is the right plate images. On the blackboard images, there is a generalized thickening of the pericardium and the loculated collection, which is seen along the left ventricle cavity, which appears T1 ISO with the muzzle and T2 hyper with the muzzle. On injection of the contrast, fast pass perfusion images shows the enhancement of the myocardium, however, there is no enhancement of the pericardium or the collection is noted. On delayed images, inversion recovery images shows the intense enhancement of the pericardium with the peripheral enhancement of the collection noted. Now, these are the images of the 4-chamber and the 2-chamber. There is generalized thickening of the pericardium with the loculated collection noted along the left ventricle cavity, which is seen to cause poor expansion of the left ventricle cavity and bilateral lateral dilatation. And there is an inter ventricle septum shows the septal bounce on the diastole. Based on what's taken to OTA in the pericardium used there, the OTA finding revealed the pericardium was moderately thickened and densely adhered to the epichardium of heart-causing constriction. A collection of tissues and necrosis are seen along the posterior lateral to the left ventricle cavity, which is also passed out to the left blura. The postpericardium and echocardium are normal biometrical functions with normal ejection function. The pericardium is a two-layer membrane with all 4-chamber, a proximal portion of ascending aorta, pulmonary artery, pulmonary veins, and the superior binaquia. The pericardium consists of outer fibrous and inner serous layer. The serous layer consists of the perital and the visceral layer separated by the small amount of serous fluid. Perital layer lines the inner surface of the fibrous layer and the visceral layer endures the epichardium surface of the heart. The pericardial cavity is the space between the perital and visceral pericardial layer and it typically contains the clear serous fluid produced by the visceral pericardium. Normally the pericardial thickness is less than 2 mm on CT and MR images. Normally pericardium consists of the fibrous tissue, hence it appears low on both T1 and T2 weighted images. The pericardial thickness more than 4 mm or more with the clinical findings of heart failure, highly suggestive of constructive pericardial disease. MR image has reported accuracy of 93% for differential treating between the constructive pericardial and the restrictive cardiomyopathy on the basis of depiction of the thickened pericardium. Pericardial thickening may be limited to the right side of heart or even a small surface or such as right ventricle groove. It is important to remember neither the pericardial calcification or thickening is a diagnostic of constructive pericardial disease unless the patient has the symptom of physiological constriction or restriction. Tubercular involvement of the pericardium can occur via the lymphatics from the paratricial, peribronchial or medecinal lymph nodes or via the hematogenesis spread from the primary tubercular foci. Rarely the contagious spread of the tubercular lung lesion or the hematogenesis spread from the distant skeleton or a genetic urinary can occur. The four stages of the constructive pericardial disease include acute inflammatory pericardial disease, effusive constructive pericardial disease, adhesive constructive pericardial disease and chronic fibrous constructive pericardial disease. Acute inflammatory constructive pericardial disease presents with acute pericardial disease with the marked thickening of the pericardium with associated constructive physiology. Adhesive constructive pericardial disease presents as the fibrous bridge between the paratel and the visceral pericardium. Effusive constructive pericardial disease is a subacute constructive pericardial disease mainly involved in the visceral pericardial disease and with associated chronic pericardial disease. Chronic constructive pericardial disease consists of fibrous changes without associated calcification. Constructive pericardial disease is due to the pericardial fibrosis as a result of inflammatory process. Less compliment pericardial disease imparts the ventricle and the arterial fibrosis. Depending upon the extent of the disease, the free wall of the ventricle chambers have restricted expansion during the dastro. The ventricle capacity of one of the ventricle is strictly related to the filling of the opposite ventricle. The causes of the pericardial disease includes the postcardiac surgery, idiopathic, usually may be due to the viral pericardial disease, post radiation, tuberculosis. In the developing countries, fungal and parasitic, infection, chronic, renal failure, organismal muscular disease, neuroplastic infiltration, and asbestos. Definitive diagnosis is based on the identification of the tubercular bacillus in the pericardial effusion of pericardium. However, the culture may be positive in only 40-50% of the cases and identification of the bacillus in the pericardial bicep may be difficult in the early stages. Imaging can aid an early diagnosis in these cases. The pericardial deponent and the constructive pericardial disease are usually seen in the echocardiography. However, the entire imaging is hindered by anatomical invidation. In our case, the pericardial collection is not seen on the echocardiography. CT can demonstrate the pericardial thickening, acidification, effusion, as well as the presence of the pulmonary and immidational tuberculosis. CT and MRI features of the constructive pericardial disease. In acute inflammatory construct, to your pericardial disease, the pericardial thickness is more than 4 mm and effusion, and the early enhancement of the pericardium is noted. In effusive constructive pericardial disease, the pericardial thickness is more than 4 mm and effusion, and there is a relation between the perital and the visceral pericardium, and the early enhancement of the perital and visceral pericardium is noted. In chronic fibrous constructive pericardial disease, pericardial thickness is more than 4 mm, without pericardial classification, no effusion, and no early enhancement of the pericardium is noted on the contrast images. However, the thickened pericardium shows the delayed enhancement on the inversion sequences. The additive, constructive pericardial disease, which is very rare, the pericardial thickness is more than 4 mm, and then there is a relation between the visceral and perital pericardium, as well as the pericardium and the surrounding mid-strength structure. No early enhancement is noted. Due to constructive pericardial disease, the ventricles chambers may assume tubular configuration or enlargement of one or both atrium, enlargement of the superior and the inferior vena cava. As in images may show the decrease, right and left ventricle ejection, normal sliding of the ventricle over the pericardium, and abnormal septal motion towards the left ventricle in the early diastole, and the increased intraventricular interdependence. Although the tubercular pericardial compresses of 1 to 2% of all the tubercular infection, it is high incidence of the progression to the periconstructive pericardial disease, and the high mortality rate wants the early diagnosis and proper initiation of the anti tubercular treatment and the early surgical intervention if indicated. These are my references. Thank you.


What's happening guys? Thanks for stopping back by the channel We've got another really cool episode of some really awesome snap-on stuff I know you guys checked out my last few videos with the new toolbox that came in and This time I'm gonna get going into work early and we're gonna put this thing together I'm gonna show you how the epic toolbox came how it all goes together piece by piece bit by bit and we're gonna get this thing put together right and Hopefully you guys enjoy the brand-new toolbox with the newest color that snap-on has to come out with for its trim option The side does have threaded holes here there and then normally where you would have a handle there's also holes there and there that are threaded as well then Inside of our cabinet there are holes up in here and Back there and then also at the mid-level To where we're gonna be putting the mounting screws through to the box, so we'll get that done And actually the wheels on this right side are a little smaller than the wheels on this side So to bring that up, I've got a couple of washers there on the ground That's gonna roll up to be able to bring it level This kind of goes right here into the holes and then on the back side of the door There are holes for inserting on that one It's gonna be an eight millimeter and there are some nuts that are included in the kit for that So once you get the four bolts in here mounted which are located layer In there back there Back in there Then we're gonna be taking off our casters the epic series They have casters that go all you know They they swivel all the way around and then the casters here on the cabinets. They are Not swivel ones. So those are actually just for shipping only so we're gonna be removing those next is this blue Retainer here that you can use the jack up or you know, whatever you want. It's an extra support for it We don't need that one We're gonna be taking that one off too as soon as we take the other side off are just a few more that we can cinch everything into right here and On the other side as well There's gonna be some bolts with some nuts to go across to cinch the bottom part together because as you can See up top we're good and then the bottom we still get a little bit of a gap So we'll be getting away with that just like that and then we'll repeat for the other side But you can see hold the gap right back together So now we got even gap and this thing is secured all the way up and down That's how we do it guys And Funny enough, each one of them came with two remotes, so I've got two So this one is for the main box, I want to use this one for all of them So I think we got it right. We have to put these in program about each one of you So each of them Starts to beat you let go of it then hit a button To one single remote and now I have two or six extra remotes Paperweights, I guess And then see that I started to amounted my little TV back here in the back All right, so we've got everything hooked up to the way it really needs to be everything is cinched all together Now we're gonna be talking lights Ended up going with the snap-on kit They threw it in free This one is a remote control set, but we got another set of lights that's got the different style module too These lights they've got two different kinds of ways of turning on I guess one would be activation off of a normally open or normally closed magnetic switch or a Remote so this one is going to be the What size light is this what it is the like the five foot the four and a half foot light something like that That's gonna go inside the hutch and then we've got two different modules This one is a wireless module We'll be keeping that one for a later time because I want this one to Open when the switch comes on or when the hutch comes open the switch contacts are connected So that's a wireless one and then this one is going to be our wired one with a magnet Switch so as you can see here on the module you've got power that comes in the magnet input and the output to the lamp So then the sensor It's gonna be this one right here And all you got to do is This magnet's really strong when it goes up to it that turns on your light So we're gonna put this thing up Here mount it up there and then this these boxes also are magnet It so we'll be able to magnet those up in the corner of the hutch and then put our switch plate right here Put that here so we have some light right up in here and then the magnet against the inter-steel panel of that The lights for the cabinets we actually got those on order because they were the wrong Whatever got my computer hooked up and then the wiring will bring you guys around This thing is kind of bananas for the back. So I've got The orange power wire coming up Into and it feeds the back of here So then there are two outlets on the back of the top That one over there goes to that keyless entry this one goes up to a Power bank a surge protector Where I plugged in everything from my computer. I've got This power for the power drawer there have not yet hooked up the power drawer for that one. You've got the Locks for this one the echo locks for the top plug in here and the echo locks for the main box plug-in right there so In other words, this box takes a whole lot of power. You wouldn't ever thought that for a freaking toolbox, but it does so gotta get that going here and We'll figure out what else we got to do All right, so the last thing we've got here is our handle snap-on handle to go on the side of it This thing is a really badass handle, especially compared to the ones on the other boxes over here Like that one. This one's like twice as nice I'll put it on there, but I'm gonna wait until after I get this thing put in place I know which one I which side I have more room on but it will mount to the sides On the cabinets there, so that'll end up looking pretty good, but It's done and it looks glorious Absolutely glorious. I just Checking that thing out. It's a big old wall of awesomeness. I Still can't believe that I have this and it's finally here after 19 weeks 19 weeks guys and it's finally here. That's how you put it all together Aside from the lights, like I said, we got those on order. We had a couple little things little brackets and stuff on order Gonna be some cool new future videos for you guys. Hope you enjoy. Thanks for tuning in and you guys stay awesome


In today's video, we are going to talk about the best fruits that are safe for your cats. There are many benefits of including fruit in a healthy human diet, but as a pet parent, you may ask yourself, can my pets eat fruit? If you're tempted to feed these tasty treats to your furry friend, you'll be happy to know that you can include fruit in your pet snack routine, as long as you stick to those fruits that are safe. Some fruits can be toxic to your pet, so it's very important to double check with your veterinarian before sharing your fruit salad. Also, remember that it is very important to consider your pet's overall diet. If your cat is already eating a well-balanced diet, make sure that you don't overdo it by feeding them fruit, even if it is a nutritious treat. Due to their lack of sweet-taste receptors, cats are usually not interested in the sweetness found in fruit. However, there are several kinds of fruit that cats can eat as a treat in moderation. A few bites are all that their digestive systems can tolerate. Cats are carnivores, which means that their diet should be primarily protein-based. Your feline friend doesn't actually need fruits or vegetables in her diet to remain healthy, but they do make a good alternative to high-calorie treats. Here is the list of the best fruits that are safe for your cats to eat. 1. Apples. Apples are high in fiber and low in fat, making them an ideal snack for overweight or senior pets who may have a slower metabolism. They're also packed with vitamins A and C which are essential for maintaining healthy bones and tissue. Feed your pet apples in moderation and remove the core and seeds first, as they contain cyanide. 2. Bananas. Bananas are a great source of potassium which can support heart and kidney functions. Bananas are high in carbohydrates, and the high sugar content in bananas means that they should be given to cats sparingly. When sliced into reasonable sizes this can make a good occasional treat. 3. Blueberries. Similar to their benefits in humans, blueberries can help prevent cell and tissue damage because of their antioxidant properties. In addition to being a good source of fiber and vitamin C, blueberries may lessen the chances of your pet developing urinary tract infections, and have been shown to improve night vision. 4. Cantaloupe. It's important to remove the skin and seeds and cut the cantaloupe into manageable sized wedges before feeding to cats. Also, don't let them lick the outside skin, which may carry harmful bacteria. With a host of vitamins and minerals, including vitamins A, B, and C, cantaloupe may help alleviate inflammatory issues in pets. 5. Strawberries. Fresh or frozen strawberries can help pets stay healthy whether they eat them raw or purate over their normal pet food. The nutrients in strawberries help strengthen the immune system and slow issues related to aging. This yummy berry contains vitamins B1 and B6, helpful for your cat's muscles. 6. Watermelon. Watermelon is almost 92% water, so it is great for keeping your pet hydrated. It also contains vitamins A, C, and B6, as well as potassium which helps maintain healthy muscle and nerve function. 7. Cranberries. If you're looking to help fight urinary tract infections in cats, cranberries may be an option. Vitamin C fiber and manganese make cranberries an attractive snack for cats, provided they can handle the tartness. Raw, cooked, or dried cranberries are acceptable treats, but avoid cranberry sauce and cranberry juice, which are too high in sugar and will upset your pet's stomach. 8. Mango.  As with all pitted fruits, be sure to remove the hard middle pit which contains poisonous amounts of cyanide. Giving small pieces of mango with the skin removed will allow for easier digestion and as a result, lessen the chances that fiber from the fruit will upset your pet's stomach and digestive tract. 9. Pear. Pairs are full of vitamin C, vitamin A in fiber, and make a great snack for cats when served in moderation. As with apples and oranges, pear seeds contain traces of cyanide and should be removed before feeding to your pet. Give cats or dogs small slices of pear to help promote anti-cancer properties. Hello. This video is sponsored by Beemix Pets. Are you looking for high-quality cat collars at an affordable cost? Check out, BeemixPets.com. Use coupon code KittenLife, to get 20% off. 10. Pineapple. From folate to zinc, pineapple is bursting with vitamins and minerals that can help your cat's digestion and immune system. Like any other sugary fruit, it is best to feed pineapple to pets in small quantities. The spiky skin and hardcore should be removed before giving to a pet to prevent choking hazards. 11. Raspberries. Raspberries are low in sugar and contain lots of fiber and vitamin C. Their anti-inflammatory properties make them great for older pets. However, they should be given in moderation as they contain a very small amount of naturally occurring sweetener called xylitol. In large amounts, such as this found in xylitol containing gum, this sweetener can be fatal to dogs and cats. If you are unsure if your pet should be eating something, make sure you ask one of your vets, since they are the one who knows the answer to any questions regarding your pet's health and nutrition. What fruits to avoid with cats? Consuming the wrong plant-based food can pose serious health risks for your pet. The following fruits should not be given to your cat. 1. Cherries. The cherry pit contains cyanide, which is toxic to cats and can be lethal. 2. Citrus fruits. Citrus fruits like oranges, tangerines, clementines, grapefruit, lemons, limes should not be given to your cats. Although the fruit itself may not cause digestive distress, citrus plants are toxic to dogs and cats. The fruit leaves, peels, seeds, and stems of citrus plants all contain citric acid in varying amounts, explains the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals New South Wales. While small amounts will probably just cause a minor stomach upset, large amounts can cause diarrhea, irritation vomiting, or even central nervous system depression. 3. Grapes and raisins. These foods can cause serious digestive issues in your pet, including diarrhea, vomiting, and lethargy. They may even cause acute kitty failure and cats and dogs, notes the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, so it's important to keep them away from your little furry friends. 4. Tomatoes. Red ripe tomatoes are usually healthy for pets, but some green tomatoes contain toxins that can make pets sick, so it is always best to consult your veterinarian first. Can cats eat fruit? Absolutely. If it's safe fruit and moderation. However, it is necessary to warn that some fruits are not healthy for cats with certain medical conditions, so it is always important to check with your veterinarian before introducing any new foods into your pet's nutrition. Allergy to a certain fruit. You should always gradually introduce any new foods to your pet's diet to avoid any stomach upsets. Feed your pet small amounts of the fruit or vegetable, to begin with, and always introduce one type of fruit or vegetable at a time so if your pet does have an adverse reaction, it will be easier for you to determine the cause. Corn may be an allergen, however, it is a lot less common than others, including beef, dairy, wheat, chicken, and egg in dogs. Beef, dairy, and fish are considered the most common food allergens in cats. Symptoms of a food allergy include sickness, diarrhea, and skin problems, however, your veterinarian will be able to confirm for sure if your pet has an allergy and can advise on the best course of action. Your pet's diet should be nutritionally balanced, low in fat, and appropriate for your pet's life stage. Adding fruits and vegetables to your pet's diet will help ensure that they're getting plenty of essential nutrients, such as vitamins and minerals, to help them stay strong and healthy, and boost their immune system. Pet treats can also be high in calories, so fruits and vegetables can provide a healthier alternative. If you enjoyed this video, kindly press the like button. Also don't forget to subscribe with notifications on, so that you don't miss out on videos like this. Thank you for watching.