So yeah, I'm going to talk today about a small research project I did on research support priorities and opportunities for collaboration, looking at the literature of LIS, the Library and Information Studies profession, and research admin, which I'll refer to as RA throughout. First of all, I thought I'd give you a little bit of context on where I'm coming from. The picture on the left is how I like to think of my university looking. The picture on the right is in the interest of full disclosure, more realistic depiction of how it looks right now. So we're a comprehensive university in the Canadian prairies. We have 10 faculties, some of them are divided into departments, so about 25 departments. We have a lot of interdisciplinary programs and research institutes that reach across traditional disciplines. We have about 15,000 students of which, about 2,000 are graduate students. Most of those are masters, although an increasing number of PhD students as well. This is a picture on the right of the main floor of the library where I work, the main library on our campus. And on the left is some of the offices of the research admin staff. So how I got interested in this, I worked at the University of Regina for a number of years now. Last year I started in a new position, research and scholarship librarian. And one of my first tasks identified for me to some extent, but I could see the necessity of it was to reach out to the research office on campus and start to build some bridges between the library and the research office. Being a good librarian, I turned to the literature to see what I could glean. So it will come as no surprise to anyone that there's lots of literature out there about library support for faculty teaching and for student learning, hundreds, if not thousands of papers about information literacy, and a lot of literature about the importance of collaborating with other units on campus, student groups, faculty in terms of helping students to achieve their learning goals. There's been less evidence collected, however, about how academic libraries can best support campus research. There has certainly been some reports, including RLUK's reskilling for research and ARL's new roles for new times that suggest a range of research support services that libraries could and perhaps should be providing. But when I look at the literature overall, there's been relatively little research conducted by librarians that includes the voices of others on campus who are involved in research support. Those outside the profession who have sort of similar goals in terms of advancing their research enterprise and supporting researchers. There's been some, although certainly not an abundance of studies about faculty members and their perceptions of library support for their research. There's little documentation of efforts to reach out to others involved in facilitating campus research. So my study aimed to listen to some of the voices outside of LIS, but those who are very interested in the academic research enterprise to see what we can learn about their perspectives on campus research supports and the role of academic libraries in meeting those needs. So when I used the term research administrator, it's somewhat nebulous, but in the context of this study it's used to describe staff working in campus research offices that play a role in facilitating academic research. So specific job titles would include research office directors, research funding officers, research facilitators, research contracts officers, compliance officers, research communications staff, among others. And research administrators are uniquely positioned to provide a different perspective on where the pressure points are and where libraries might have the biggest impact on campus research success. These people work with individual researchers and learn about their stumbling blocks, learn about reasons for grant failure, learn and understand reasons for project and completion. And they also have a holistic view that can see system-wide campus research support needs. So both librarians and research administrators regard themselves as integral to the mission of the university, but there's been virtually no documented dialogue between the two professions in the literature of either field. So my study sought to analyze the recent literature of each profession to map the priorities and concerns of each with regards to research support. And this took the form of a content analysis using in vivo a graduate or a student exchange assistant and I each coded some of the literature and sort of came back and talked through it until we achieved consistency and then we went off and in close collaboration coded these bodies of literature. There were certainly themes that I expected to see emerging in the literature when I started out, but I also added themes and coding categories as I went along because there were things that emerged that I hadn't necessarily expected to see. So that was kind of the process that we went through. Then the coded articles were analyzed, ascertain and compare topics of concern and that are addressed by the literature of each profession. They were also studied to determine if research administrators were aware of library expertise and resources related to their concerns as well as to suggest potential areas for further library activity to support the research enterprise. So essentially what I was looking at was a content analysis of journal articles published in these two professions. So as far as journals in the research admin literature, the titles I looked at are up there and there seem to be three main journals that are sort of the professional literature for research administrators. So I included all three of those in my analysis. As far as the LIS literature, I included what I would consider the two major journals publishing about academic librarianship in North America, so the Journal of Academic Librarianship and College and Research Libraries and I also included two Canadian journals that publish across library sectors but include academic libraries and these are the evidence based library and information practice as well as partnership, the Canadian Journal of Library and Information Practice in an attempt to up the Canadian content of it in my analysis. As far as limitations, only articles addressing research topics were included, so when I came across articles that focused exclusively on instructional technique for undergraduates, those were not included in the analysis and I also limited myself to articles published in the last five years. I thought this limitation made sense, it created a manageable project and given the speed with which technology research and libraries are changing, I thought it would produce the most relevant results. So of course the most basic analysis you can do in a content analysis is sort of a word frequency search and there are a few interesting things that emerge from this preliminary step. Topics that were mentioned with similar frequency and frequently within the two literatures included journals, community, publishing, public, data. But there were also terms that appeared very frequently in the research admin literature that didn't make it even into the top 100 terms in the LIS literature, things like impact and culture. Conversely, there were terms that occurred frequently in the LIS literature that did not occur frequently in the research admin literature, not in the top 100. And these included terms like copyright, digitizing, citation, searching, technology, repository and open access. Of course one question that interested me was how often does the research admin refer to librarians as providers of services needed by researchers or as a potential partner for providing services and support? Sadly it was two out of the 93 articles that I looked at. And the mentions, the first one was kind of curious to me, talked about a library offering a fee based editing service for researchers which isn't something that most libraries I'm familiar with offer so that was a bit of a curiosity. And the other one provided a broad overview of library resources and facilities as evidence that an institution supports research. But it was interesting that none of this body of work through all of these articles made any mention of the services in support of research, which we will see dominate the LIS literature on the topic. I also looked at how often are librarians talking about research administrators, the research office, in their work about research support. And similar kind of numbers, you look at 3% of the articles. And these mentions were in the context of RDM, research data management, the undergraduate research experience, and scholarly communication. I thought it was interesting, there was one article that really looked at, you know, on undergraduate research that kind of looked at the relationship between these, you know, the two disciplines. And the article said, and I quote, one library cited lack of communication between the library and the undergraduate research office. One had attempted to convince the undergraduate research office of the value of library specific support only to have failed in the endeavor, so there's my little sad face about that. So those were sort of some basic takeaways from a very surface level look at the literature. And then we got into our deep dive, which was our coding and our thematic analysis of the literature to look at different representations and perspectives on specific concepts and really focussing on what topics and themes are prevalent in the literature of one discipline, not in the other, as well as what are shared concerns and how are those manifested differently or the same between the two disciplines. So first of all, there were certain themes that were prominent in the research admin literature but not in the library literature. And there were some that were no surprise to me, obviously the role of the research administrator, the research officer in institutional research is going to be of interest to their literature much more so than the LIS literature. I also found that there was a lot of talk about research ethics in the research admin literature, less so, well, very little in the LIS literature, again not surprising because certainly in North America research ethics offices typically reside within the research admin structure. I was a little more curious to see that there was an emphasis in the RAA literature that did not appear in the library literature on institutional culture and institutional research culture and institutional research strategy. I thought that was interesting because I think my library and a lot of libraries I'm familiar with really do see ourselves as an essential part of the institutional research culture but perhaps we're not communicating that in the same kinds of terms or in the same direct way that the research admin literature is addressing that topic. And research collaboration was something that was a much more prevalent topic in the research admin literature which was interesting as well because my university is involved with a lot of collaborative research projects. There's been a lot of issues come up related to data management for collaborative research projects, access to resources from people from different institutions. So we certainly have dealt with a lot of issues around research collaboration but those were not finding their way into the library literature. And of course I wanted to look at the flip side. So what kinds of things are prominent in the library literature but not appearing in the research admin literature? And again there were things that didn't surprise me. So the information needs of researchers, you know that's kind of our ball of acts so I was not surprised to see that dominate in the research or in the library literature. The library enroll in institutional research and library collections and particularly digital collections. However, there were some things that I was surprised to not see in the research admin literature that were very heavy themes in the library literature and these included repositories, subject repositories but also institutional repositories. Research data management was very rarely mentioned in the research admin literature. Citation analysis and bibliometrics as well as scholarly communication and open access. There were topics that were in common so those were some of the areas where there was a significant difference in what the literatures were addressing in terms of research topics, research support. Topics in common included research funding, particularly grants, research impact, research infrastructure, research methodologies as well as use of research. But despite the fact that these were topics in common they were dealt with in very different ways and the concerns within these broader categories were very different between the literatures of the two professions. They seemed to be going in diverging directions in thinking about this. These are all pictures from my university only in Saskatchewan do we get our donations where the president is outside wearing her two can scarf. Research funding is one topic that was a dominant theme in the literature of both disciplines but very different emphasis. In the library literature discussions of research funding focused almost exclusively on issues around open access. So requirements of funding agencies, APCs, author funds. There were a few exceptions, two articles that spoke about the library and role in grant applications. One that talked about librarians leading workshops for graduate students on funding opportunities. But by and large mentions of funding and funding issues in the library literature on research support talked about open access and the funding tellages associated with that. The research admin literature was much more diverse and interestingly enough never mentioned open access or scholarly communications as a research funding issue at all. Instead it focused on collaborative grant writing with community partners, internal funding programs to build capacity for larger grant applications and institutional readiness and support for large grant applications. So what are the implications of this for my role or our practice? I think we need to realize that research administrators may not be seeing open access and scholarly communication as a funding issue. Both in terms of grant requirements and the funds required to meet grant criteria. To me this suggests that there's a potential education role we could be playing in ensuring that they understand the financial implications of the scholarly communications infrastructure. And perhaps help us as advocates to make changes to that system. Another topic that was addressed in the literature of both of these fields was research impact. In the LIS literature the vast majority of these articles on research impact were citation analyses or bibliographic studies assessing the literature of specific disciplines. There were assessing the literature of specific disciplines often with an eye to what are the collection development implications of those. There were also some other citation studies that looked at the impact of specific library services or practices on research impact. So for example the use of interlibrary loan and its relation to institutional research impact. The research admin literature was very different again. The primary focus there was the social and community impact of research as well as the complexities and difficulties of assessing impact of research. Again there was a totally different focus in discussions of research impact among the two professions. Some thoughts that I had around this were could we broaden our studies of research impact beyond citation to other topics and recognize and explore research impact methodologies that extend beyond citation analysis. To think about what else can we contribute to studies of research impact as well as how we can educate research administrators on the role that we can play in assessing research impact or helping them in those discussions at any rate. Research methodologies, here's some of our students out by the creek during their turtle research. Turtle research seems to be a big thing right now. So there was also a fair bit of work where a fair number of articles where research methodologies were the focus or the subject matter of the articles. In the LIS literature more than three quarters of these articles talking about research methodologies were reviews of various research methodologies that can be employed in LIS. And this differed somewhat from the research admin literature which explored various research methodologies. But they were all written, pretty much all written from the perspective of a researcher who had used a particular methodology and was talking about the challenges associated with implementing it. So LIS was sort of the general overview of a method that and it wasn't contextualized in any way. This was interesting to me in suggesting new ways to increase librarian knowledge around research methodologies. I'm involved in the librarians research institute in Canada and we often find that librarians don't know a lot and want to know more about the potential for different research methodologies in their own work. So this suggested to me that there may be different ways that we can be demonstrating to them the opportunities and challenges associated with specific methodologies. Research infrastructure. Research infrastructure, the LIS literature focused on and I'm sure this is no surprise to anyone, what could be called digital research infrastructure. And a quarter of the articles on digital research infrastructure focused on specific search tools. So things like PubMed versus Google Scholar, those kinds of things. Another quarter of the articles on this topic talked about scholarly communications infrastructure. So open access and institutional repositories. And almost another quarter talked about infrastructure for research data management. In this whole body of literature, there was only really two articles that talked about physical infrastructure in the library literature and those were in terms of the needs of graduate students. In the research admin literature, they talked about sort of those research admin systems that they have that manage the research process right from the initial funding application to research outputs. But by and large, they seem to start with specific needs. So research funding need or research grants, ethical conduct of research, research communication and then talk about different ways to meet that need. And I thought that was kind of interesting because the LIS literature really focused, started with a tool or a solution and figured out how to work towards how can we use this. And the research admin literature almost went the other way where it started with sort of a problem or an issue and then looked at potential solutions. So I thought that was interesting. And then finally, use of research. So use of research was again a topic that recurred throughout the literature of both fields. In the LIS literature, fully half of the articles addressing use of research focused on knowledge mobilization in academic libraries. And the remaining half talked about the role of open access in increasing the use and uptake of citation of literature. The research admin literature focused on knowledge transfer, knowledge mobilization, and community engagement. And all of these works in the research admin literature emphasized getting knowledge out beyond the traditional academic environment to industry, to the public, to policymakers. So it was very interesting to me that none of them mentioned open access. Because to me that's one of the most appealing things about open access is the potential to extend the reach of research beyond academia. And certainly research administrators were not seeing or talking about open access as a way to achieve what seemed to be a very important goal to them. So I thought that was interesting. It suggested to me that there may be an appetite among research administrators to learn more about open access and the potential that it holds. And that there is potentially an educational role for librarians there and an opportunity to reach out and collaborate with research administration in advancing open access as a policy and an approach within an institution. So basically my conclusion after all of this was that there are bridges to be built. Well there are definitely some areas of shared concern and focus between the literature of the two professions. There's little conversation or cross-referencing going on. We really seem to be working as two solitudes in research support. This means that we miss out on opportunities to expand our role in research support, to highlight our contributions, to collaborate with new partners, and ultimately to further enhance the services that we offer to researchers. I wanna just conclude by acknowledging Carl who gave me a small research and librarianship grant to conduct this research. And my cool dude research assistant John Cap who was the most excellent at coding. So thank you.


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Despite seeming like a goofy and comical series at times, One Piece has plenty of its darker moments, which are often shown through the series' various villains and their actions. Out of the menacing and wicked bunch, who is the cruelest of them all? Hello my Nakamatachi, this is Joygirl with a video ranking the top 5 cruelest villains in One Piece. But before we dive into this discussion of various evil characters, we should set some parameters as to how I arrived at this list. So as per the title, this will be a discussion of the top 5 cruelest villains in One Piece. This means that this is not a video of my favourite villains in the series, but a discussion of those who in my opinion are the cruelest. Although after watching my list, you may find villains who are not included, but you may feel strongly about, which is very understandable because this was actually quite a hard list to create, so please do leave a comment below listing your top 5 cruelest villains. And there are many truly detestable characters in the series who may fit this description, so the definition of cruel which I use to construct this list are individuals who willfully caused pain or suffering to others without feeling any concern nor care. Going further, individuals who in my opinion stand out above the rest as those who not only carelessly and willfully caused others pain, but also did so out of their own perverse pleasure. Individuals who committed truly twisted and sadistic acts. For example, Kaido, while certainly a terrifying and cruel antagonist who plays a huge role in the tragedy of Wano, does not feature as part of this top 5 precisely because, at least to me, he isn't portrayed to derive some twisted personal enjoyment in witnessing the pain of the Wano citizens as we have seen in some of the other villains throughout the series. Similarly, Akainu, though his cruel ruthlessness was on full display when he had no qualms in decimating the entire island of Ahara, including its children. I can't say that it fits the definition of a truly twisted or sadistic act, as it didn't seem like he was doing it for his own perverse enjoyment and was simply acting out his own moral code of absolute justice. I should also disclaim that I'm only including characters who are the main villains of an arc and with those limits set, let's get into it. Arlong the Saw was pun intended? The truly big fish of East Blue. Most of the villains we had encountered so far in the series had not been as fearsome as this fisherman who had terrorized inhabitants of the Kokoyashi village and threatened to take over the entire East Blue. Whilst we had seen cruel antagonists before, such as Klahador who had tricked a young girl who thought of him like family, all the whilst plotting her murder, or Don Creek who had no compassion for anyone who didn't blindly follow his will, including his own crewmates. Arlong was the first villain in the series who instilled so much fear as we witnessed his incredibly wicked actions. As a fisherman who believed in the superiority of the fisherman race, he was extremely dismissive of humans, showing no hesitation to kill entire towns full of people. However, his cruelty is best shown through his relationship to Nami. After murdering Nami's mother right before her eyes, Arlong forced Nami to work for him as a cartographer, brutally mistreating the young girl such as by locking her up and starving her, despite supposedly considering her as a part of his crew. The cruelest action of them all however, was perhaps when he felt no remorse and conversely displayed amusement when betraying his promise to free Nami and her village when she was able to save up 100 million bellies. Watching Nami's hopes and dreams being stolen away after all the years and pain she went through to achieve such a seemingly impossible task was gut wrenchingly painful and could make someone's blood boil at the cruelty of this fisherman which seemed to have no limits. And so whilst we have seen other villains since this early arc, Arlong remains a notable character to earn spot number 5 on this list. Moving on to number 4, Big Mum.  Not only are her raw powers and unnatural superhuman strength deserving of mention, what makes her scarier is her deranged psyche and her seeming enjoyment in the terror that she creates seen often through her sadistic amusement and laughter amidst chaos and destruction. This is a fear instilled in both those who live outside in her external protected territories as well as those inside her kingdom. Big Mum is known to devastate any protected territory which fails to pay the monthly fee of an inordinate amount of confections, and for those living inside Toto Land, each citizen must donate one month of their lifespan to their Empress every six months or risk losing her protection and being kicked out. However, in reality, Big Mum never plans on actually allowing anyone to leave, meaning that such an attempt would result in a death sentence. Leading us to the Yonko's creepy devil fruit which is a large part of why she features on this list. Big Mum's Sorosoronomi allows her to steal the souls of anyone who fears her, with which she can infuse into objects to create homies which serve as her servants. Using this power, Big Mum can both take an amount of one's lifespan or even its entirety, effectively killing an individual immediately. Furthermore, whilst the greedy Empress claims that she wishes to create a peaceful haven at Toto Land for all races to live without any discrimination, it's clear that she doesn't actually practice these principles. Big Mum is seen to cruelly discriminate against her own daughter, calling Pudding's third eye creepy and forcing her to cover it with bangs as well as collecting rare species or individuals for her own personal greed and amusement rather than actually recognize them as human beings, such as when she referred to both Brooke and Chopper as exotic pets.  Her sadistic exploit of both her own strength and twisted devil fruit power cements her firm place within this list of the top 5 cruelest villains. 3. Crocodile Our introduction to Crocodile's diabolical character was a moment which truly marked the dangers of the Grand Line which Luffy and the Straw Hats faced. As the first warlord of the seas which the crew must defeat, of course not counting the brief clash between Zorro and Meahawk as the latter wasn't truly an antagonist of the crew, Crocodile catapulted us to a new level of intensity and threat in the series. This leader of the Baroque Works crime syndicate showed practically no code of honor, sadistically taunting and toying with those weaker than him as well as showing no emotional connection nor concern for his own subordinates. As a sophisticated villain, Crocodile's extreme cruelty was best epitomized through his master plan to conquer the alabaster kingdom. Whilst being praised as a hero for protecting the kingdom from pirates, this evil mastermind had been devastating the country himself through destructive sandstorms and artificial droughts to sow discord among citizens and incite a civil war to overthrow King Cobra.  So despite being one of the first major villains introduced early in the series, Crocodile remains a notable foe for his extensive diabolical plan in deceiving and devastating an entire nation with plans for world domination at a scale which we had not yet witnessed prior to this point. As the first villain to have shown us the extent of this harsh cruelty of the grand line, Crocodile sits high at number 3. Moving on to a villain introduced much more recently in the series, Orochi at number 2. The cruelty of this detestable character knows no bounds. Whilst like most of the other villains included in this list, Orochi has a tragic backstory which may help us understand his motivations, his actions are still in no way justifiable. Something particularly interesting which seems to point further at Orochi's cruelty is his absolute selfishness, even to the expense of a fellow Kurozumi. Despite Orochi's perverse nature stemming from his own experiences as a persecuted Kurozumi, he seems to have no qualms about ordering his relative Kanjuro to suffer the same fate as their enemies and even death if necessary. Furthermore, his plans to get revenge for the persecution of his family does not end with the Kazukis which his spineless trickery already resulted in the death of Oden, but Orochi has also proven that he harbors absolutely no concern for the Wano citizens whom he believes to be also at fault for the persecution of the Kurozumis. The shocking extent of this hatred and cruelty was displayed through his sadistic treatment of Abizutown. On top of tyrannically oppressing its people, Orochi even robbed their ability to mourn and cry, feeding them the leftover remains of the failed Smile Devil fruits with the twisted intent to steal away their human expressions so that he can bask in the semblance that his citizens are always happy under his rule. This repulsive action and his extreme selfishness earns him a very high spot on this list, so much so that I think he could even be argued to be placed at number one if it wasn't for the extent of the sadistic tendencies displayed in my actual number one pick. But before we reveal who that is, time for an honorable or rather dishonorable mention, another truly reprehensible being, Saint Charles. This celestial dragon is a truly lonesome individual whose cruelty became painfully apparent from his very first introduction and then continued remorseless disgusting behavior.  And whilst definitely a character who fits the description of a top 5 cruel villain, he has been left out of this list because his cruelty seems more to be due to his environment and position which has led to his cruel ignorance rather than being a particularly perverted individual and also because the role he has played in the story so far means that he may not be seen to be a main villain of any arc. So moving on to number one, the most cruelest individual in the series, another former warlord and celestial dragon, Don Quixote, Doflamingo. Apply fitting his nickname Joker, Doflamingo is a sadistic individual through and through. This characteristic has been shown to us on a number of occasions with one of his earliest appearances in the series portraying his enjoyment at using his string devil fruit powers, the Ito Ito no Mi, to control others into making them fight. A twisted trait which we have witnessed on multiple occasions and could be argued to be exemplified on an even bigger scale to the gladiatorial fights in the Colosseum at Dressrosa. Doflamingo's perverse nature became only more apparent in the Dressrosa arc where we witnessed the extent of his cruelty. Having deceived the Dressrosa kingdom by again using his powers to control their king and soldiers in attacking their own citizens, this sadist then took over, pretending to be the nation's hero whilst turning all of those who dared to oppose him into toys whose former human existence would be erased in the minds of all those who knew them. Furthermore, when the citizens of Dressrosa finally broke away from his evil spell, Doflamingo showcased his absolute disregard for them despite having been their celebrated ruler for years. Forcing them into a psychologically twisted game to kill each other and capture his enemies without having any real intention to let anyone live.  And whilst he does display care for those whom he considers part of his family, Doflamingo shows no remorse or hesitation at killing his own blood family members when he is betrayed. Don Quixote Doflamingo for all his brutal actions and his incredibly complex but twisted psyche is the epitome of a cruel one-piece villain, lending him the very number one spot on this list. And there you have it, my top 5 on the cruelest villains of one-piece. Please let me know your top 5 by leaving a comment below and please don't forget to subscribe for more one-piece discussions whether it be another top 5 ranking or simply to discuss one-piece villains because we would love to have you on board. This is Joygirl and I'll see you again soon.


If you have your Bible with you, I want you to open to Samuel 2 Samuel chapter 6 and verse 20 and it says the following. Then David returned to bless his household and Michael the daughter of Saul came out to meet David and she said how glorious was the king of Israel today. Uncovering himself today in the eyes of the maids of his servants as one of the base fellows shamelessly uncovering himself. Most of you probably have heard this story before and the story goes like this that King David becomes a king and because of his passion for the presence of God he decides to bring the Ark of God into Jerusalem. At first time he does that Uzzah tried to help the Ark of God and slipped and Uzzah died. And then the second time David realized the Ark of God needs to be carried on the shoulders of the priests instead of the new carts which Philistines invented. He puts the priests to bear the Ark and David who could have easily sat in his house and just watched the whole procession of how the Ark is being carried. And just enjoy the whole thing or get a DVD you know footage off of it. David comes down from his throne goes in the middle of that procession removes his kingly garments and joins people just like everyone else dancing, clapping, shouting and getting excited for the things that God is doing in Israel. His wife Michael she's watching all of this most likely from the balcony of their home has a really good view of what's happening. And when the king comes into the house she gives him her opinion of how everything happened. And she says the following she says sarcastically you know look at you look what you're doing over there.  His wife had a better view but at the expense of her worship. She had a good view where she was at. She was a window watcher. David was a worshipper. God doesn't want us as Christians to be in church as window watchers who only have a good view instead of having a good worship. I want you to write this down the difference between a window watcher and a worshipper a window watcher always sees people. A worshipper seeks the presence of God. She was aware of people. She saw David. She saw all the things about people. David was obsessed with the presence of God and therefore he didn't see the things she saw he only saw the presence of God.   Have you noticed that the Walmart has hypocrites? How do I know that? People who shop at Target and Walmart are hypocrites because they're not committed to Walmart alone. Starbucks has hypocrites because people drink coffee from roasters, Dutch pros, hungry Jen coffee and then go to Starbucks. That's hypocrisy.  Come on somebody are you with me? See one lady came to a pastor and says pastor your church has a lot of hypocrites. I'm leaving your church has young people sitting on their phones and texting and under social media when you're preaching.  I'm leaving and the pastor said okay you can leave but before you do can I ask you to do something? And she said what would you have me do? He gave her a glass of water filled it to the full and he says I want you to walk with this glass around the church four times. And then bring me the glass and you can leave. She walked for four times she came back to the pastor and she said pastor I did it what you asked me. I walked for four times he said well you're free to go but before you go let me ask you a question. Have you noticed any hypocrites as you were walking around the church? She said no pastor I haven't. Have you noticed anybody texting and being distracted as you walked around the church? She says pastor I haven't noticed that. Have you noticed any haters around the church while you were walking? She says no I haven't. He says isn't that interesting did you know why you didn't notice that? Because you were focused on your water. See when you come to church and you focus on God hypocrites will always be there you just won't notice them. See many of us we come to church and we notice everything and everyone except God. The church was never meant about people it was meant about his presence and that's why you're coming here today. I want to ask you this is that when you come here God is giving you this focus on him everything else will not matter.  The little things that you hate about other people when you be very honest you have a little bit of that in yourself as well. We all need the grace of God and the way God changes us is if we focus more on him instead of people somebody say amen. Somebody say praise the Lord. Worshipper focuses on the presence. Window watcher focuses on people. I want you to see the second thing is that a window watcher worships dignity. A worshipper worships divinity. This woman she worshiped dignity. Her biggest problem with David was the fact that he became undignified in a sense he didn't act like a good king. Because he lowered himself down from the status of how the king supposed to act. I want to let you know something we love dignity in here but we only worship divinity. We love getting nice dressed up and everything but when God's presence hits the white jeans go on the floor. We love the idea of looking good and all of you ladies came with your mascara.  Sorry I don't wear that so I don't know how to pronounce it correct. With your mascara right? You came with your make-up that's what I'm trying to say. Not with your mask.  But you have to understand you're not here. This is not a talent show. This is not American Idol. This is not a runway. This is a place for the presence of God. It means if the spirit is moving that make-up better be flashing down. If the spirit is moving listen your hands better be going up. Oh but it's kind of hot I'm sweating.  Hallelujah. I want us to be a church that is free to worship. I believe when we are going further as a church there will be moments during worship. Where we're all going to be on our knees. There will be moments during worship where some of you you will lay on the aisle prostrate. You've never done this in your life and you will never do it again after that time. But it will be a moment and you will feel heaven coming down. As even we were worshiping today I would close my eyes and I saw for at least five minutes. I saw this image where almost like a curtain of heaven was just you know like when you put something in the curtain it starts to kind of go down and it starts to come close. Something inside of me just snapped. It's just a balling on the inside. You know like when it's one thing when you're crying with your tears another thing when it's your spirit is groaning. That's the feeling the presence of God. I know it's just the fourth day's church. God is going to do incredible things. But we've got to stop being window watchers. We've got to stop being spectators. We've got to stop coming and just looking at people. We've got to seek the presence of God. Come on somebody. Any worshipers we have in this house this morning. Come on somebody hallelujah. Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah. I want you to see thoroughly not only a window watcher, somebody who's focused on dignity instead of divinity. A window watcher is always obsessed with how of worship. And the worshipper focuses on who of worship. A window watcher doesn't have a problem with worship. He just has the problem with the way the hungry generation worships. Usually has the problem with volume. It has the problem with why are they so loud? Why are they jumping? Why do we have this and that? Window watcher rarely has a problem with worship. They just hate the style. The style to them is everything. A worshipper switches the styles every day. Because to him and to her, the object to worship is the focus. Not how I worship him. Pharisees had problem with style. They came to Jesus as Jesus. Why are the kids so loud? And Jesus didn't come and say, okay, get the kids quiet. Get the kids quiet.  He says and the reason they're praising is because you're not. God doesn't want us to obsess with style. Do we have to have a decency and good sound and good appearance? 100%. But when the presence of God comes in, all of that has to go out of the window. You've got to be lost in the glory of God. And this is where you find yourself. You find the glory of God. Come on, somebody.   There's going to be no worship leaders. There will be animals you've never seen in your life. These animals have eyes all over them. And these animals worship God. Now imagine if I would come to worship today and brought three dogs. And just me standing there saying, glory. And three dogs is standing right beside me. You would be like, what is wrong with Pastor Lad? Heaven didn't have hymns. It has animals right in the middle of worship. Angels sing only one song for those of you who come sometimes. You're like, man, why is that? Why can't they learn more verses? One verse, holy, holy, holy. Can you imagine for eternity repeating one word? I want to tell you something. If you're not ready for what God is doing here, it will be difficult to get adjusted in what God is going to do in heaven. Get ready to worship while crazy, passionately. Learn to worship God with everything you've got. Because it's about the spirit of worship, not the style of worship. Somebody give God praise in this house this afternoon. Hallelujah! We have these little praise breaks during the message. Gets me to catch my breath. And maybe some of you comment, like, what is this? Why are they clapping? They're not clapping for me. And they're not clapping for you. We are getting excited for Jesus. Amen? And I want to tell you something. Don't trip over that. Don't swallow that and simply say, listen, I'm excited that they're excited for Jesus. Because it's not about the style, but we've always dreamed, and it's always going to be our goal, to have a passionate and excited church. Whether it's the first service or the second service. Why? Because Jesus gave His all. The Father gave His all. We have a great future. God is doing already some things right now. And we are not a dead church. We are not a quiet church. We are excited church, passionate church, powerful church, a vibrant church, a church that will shake the gates of hell. Come on, somebody. Hallelujah. You know, I understand probably why this woman, Michael, she was so passive. She's been through a lot. Michael, let me give you just a little biography of Michael. I think she could qualify to beat every TV show in Hollywood about the housewives of Beverly Hills, the housewives of Atlanta, the housewives of Orange County, and every other TV show that involves housewives. This girl had so much drama, they have enough script for 10 seasons of 24 episodes. Let me give you, in a nutshell, in 60 seconds, her drama. At a young age, she meets this good-looking, very famous, charismatic, passionate boy. His name is David. She falls in love with him. They get married. The moment they get married, David has a lie about him from her father that he is trying to conspire to take the throne. So she pretends he's dead and releases him. David doesn't run. She loses her husband. Things go from bad to worse.  Her dad becomes to have episodes in which he starts throwing not darts but spears at his children. Now, talk about a problem in your family.  He has episodes where he goes on a killing spree and kills over 70 prophets at one time. He starts talking to a witch and she already has a trauma because her father is going through really difficult time. And the really things go really bad.  He committed suicide. Talk about pain. Talk about heartbreak.  Talk about trauma. And then when her life is already settled with her new husband she finds out that David is the king who is her ex-husband and David refuses to become a king until he gets her back as his wife. Now, you already got the same bank account with your current husband. You're going to the same gym. You already have the same retirement fund. Your life is with the new husband for 10 years and the boy you fell in love with in your high school is the king. Ask your husband and you're coming with me. Oh, and I'm a king, you have no choice. Now talk about drama. That's why I told you it could fill up 10 seasons of 24 episodes in every Hollywood TV show. So I understand why she was passive. She's been through stuff. She's been through trauma and drama. I want you to remember this.  Some of you are coming from churches where you've been hurt.  Maybe you are burnt out.  I just want to come and receive I want to tell you something be careful of being a spectator. And don't let your past become an excuse why you're passive today. People in your past might have hurt you but that's in your past. When you let them make you passive now you're giving them more power that they don't deserve. When you let your abusers the haters the people who cause you harm abused your life maybe perhaps control your passion today you're giving them power not only to wreck your past but to limit your present.  I want you to see as we're going a little bit further bringing this message toward the end in 2nd Samuel chapter 6 verse 23 I want you to see this therefore somebody say therefore therefore Michael the daughter of soul had no children to the day of her death I want you to see that Michael unlike probably any woman in her day or any woman at all she was very strategically I want you to see these three things that was happening to her one is she was the daughter of a king she was positioned for kingdom secondly usually people who become daughters of the king almost never become wives of the king because if the new era comes in the new kingdom wipes out the other one she moves from being a daughter of the king where God strategically positioned her and she becomes a wife of the king she becomes a partner in the kingdom and there was one more step God had for her where God wanted her to become a mother of the king unfortunately she was a daughter she was a wife and the bible says therefore indicates it's not a coincidence she didn't produce a king but therefore signifies because of her passive attitude toward God even though she was the luckiest woman in the world to have been daughter and the wife of the king but the passiveness blocked her productivity where she couldn't produce what she was created for to produce you can have gifts at your disposal and make people go crazy you can have connections in your life but you yourself if you want to produce you got to have passion come on you can have a last name that is famous in town you can have education and more degrees than a thermometer but in order to produce you got to have passion you got to have passion as a church guys we have been positioned by God for a revival amen and one of the reasons I know we are positioned by God for revival is because the leadership of our church the pastors the leaders of our church are for revival I go to churches and I preach a lot of times and I see young people are saying this Vlad our leadership controls us they don't want us to go further I said we have another problem our leadership pushes us and drives us forward they say man we wish to have your problem and we are blessed because we've been positioned for revival our generation is expecting us also to bring revival I've been positioned somebody say positioned touch your neighbor say you've been positioned for revival the fact we had building paid for for over 15 years by head start every month indicates to us God strategically positioned us for the move of God in our city amen somebody secondly we have become partners with revival through different men of God I cannot tell you how many people come to us and they say this how in the world did you get the pastor so and so to come into town just last week at somebody meet with me a pastor says how in the world is Andres Busoni coming to your church people always say this how in the world because see when God positions you he begins to connect you hope I believe in partnering with revival I believe in being like a wife of the king in a sense that you might not have it yet but you are watching it on YouTube from someone else you might not have it yet but you are listening on the podcast of what God is doing somewhere else you are reading the books you are sewing financially because where you want to go you got to sew where you want to grow you got to sew somebody say amen even this week there was a group that came from Sacramento they drove 12 hours during Memorial Day with a small bag of merchandise and money to come to our ministry at 8.30 in the morning to meet for one reason they say we want to partner with your ministry we want to sew because this is where we want to go we've been doing that I do that every single month I bring my ties to the church as I did it today but yesterday I sew large sum of money every single month into revivals to me I don't want to die with a fat account I want to die with a big difference I'll rather bring a million people to Christ than die with a million dollars in my account who cares from that I want to sew what I want to go I want to sew what I want to grow somebody say amen and so partnering with revival is so so powerful but see she was a partner she was positioned and she still failed to produce because though she was positioned and she knew the right connections there was no passion when everybody was fasting she was feasting when everybody was praying she was straying when everybody was seeking God she was looking at what people think of her she had a passivity and the Bible says and therefore she couldn't produce what I do not want about our church is that I want us to have the greatest man of God in the world visit our church and our church have nothing I'm not talking about having the largest church in town though I know God has that for us you can have a big church we want to have a big impact through our church the size of our church is going to be determined by God but we're going to see thousands locally and millions globally but we want to see many people impacted by the power of the gospel you saw something happened last week when we had a prayer line and a few weeks ago I already felt in my heart that God is shifting our ministry God is doing a shift in our ministry we're stepping into a new season the way we prayed with the anointing water for the last four years we prayed faithfully every single month people made fun of us because this is what you have to understand when it was in revival he had a critic he lived with the critic the price of revival is always being okay with being criticized the moment you start living to tailor to the critics you lose the revival and they stop criticizing you why? because critics only exist if you're doing something right if you stop doing something revolutionary critics are out of job so we actually provide jobs for the critics when you create revival you create a job for the critic you tailor to a critic because if you tailor to a critic they stop criticizing you because you stop having revival we want to have a revival and let the critics say what they want to say caravan goes and the dogs bark that's how always it happens and some people will live off of our success of your success just like a mosquito mosquito lives off of your blood if you die mosquito dies too because there's nothing to bite and so that's how some people live and so people criticize us for the anointing water and we didn't stop praying with the anointing water because of what people said to us the approval of people means not very much our goal is to serve people and please God come on somebody are you with me? but last Sunday we prayed without the anointing water what happened? I feel in my heart that as the Lord was with the anointing water for the past four years I read the scripture in Joshua where God says to Joshua as I was with Moses and Moses was the man of God God says as I was with that guy no one like him I mean he is it and God says to Joshua now I am with you and you will take people where Moses couldn't and I feel it in my heart last Sunday we shared it with the guys that as God has been with anointing water for the last four years the training wheels came off last Sunday God is with you God is with me and he will take us to places even the anointing water didn't take us because it will be his anointing somebody say amen somebody give God praise for the new season if you are ready for what God is going to do give God a shout in this place right now Jesus hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah the Lord is shifting a season in our church and I believe he is shifting a season in your life amen, amen as I am bringing this message to an end I want to tell you something that the passion we have to have for the presence of God has to be real I am currently myself on the third day of fasting and I am going to continue that with all of you till Wednesday for one reason I stepped into a new season and I felt that I feel that our church stepped into a new season and I don't throw these words in haste I don't throw these words just to say new season, new season I genuinely believe in my spirit something already has shifted it requires higher dedication of me than ever before it requires a deeper walk with God and deeper humility of me than ever before it requires more fasting from me than ever before well little going less to gym now, praise Jesus I was looking at my lawn yesterday and I realized it was so dry and I looked at the clock that was set up the little thing that determines how much water gets sprayed on my lawn and I realized my lawn was set up on a spring schedule where it was not hot so it was watering the grass every two days when the climate shifted it required more water but I was still on the water system of spring and my grass was dying sometimes your destiny is drying up because you are under the vacation plan of your previous season when you step into the promised land God cuts off the manor and God says you need to get circumcised and you need to dedicate your life to God in a new, in a fresh way you gotta release the passion for the Lord your roots gotta be moist your spirit gotta be hungry for God as though because you're stepping into something new you're gonna kill your new season you have old habits the old habits might have been fine for your old season when you were in college but you are a different person now you are in the new season now and God wants you to whet your roots passionately with fasting, with Bible reading with reading of the books and podcasts, why? because you're stepping into a production hallelujah, thank you God there is a new season that is coming to our church but this new season will require us to answer the call and say Lord, I will be hungry for you I will pray I will fast I will let go of my things that are not from you in my life I will disconnect my heart from the idols that I have treasured and built because this new season requires my full devotion to you you may say, well this is great lot for you you're the pastor, yeah go fast isn't that what the church pays you for I want you to see this this woman her passiveness though being spiritual affected her life physically she was not a pastor she was not a bishop but being passive as a woman limited her as a woman if you just think that well glad you don't understand my business the passing and prayer the passion for the Lord really just living holy it doesn't affect my business I need to be connected, I need to be educated I need to have the capital, I need to have this my physical problem has nothing to do with my spiritual problem you will be surprised how much your spiritual life affects your physical life how much your spiritual lack of desire for God affects your marriage your health even your finances I'm not saying in all the cases it's like this but in our case as Christians our spiritual life has more effect on our physical life than we ever imagined amen God wants to do miracles and incredible things but right now we need to take a decision it's the Lord I want to be passionate for you right in front of you you have the little paper slip for prayer and fasting I want you to pull it out right now I don't want this to be a message where we just shout and scream I want this to be a message where we act and we take the step forward for those of you who call this home this church their home your church right now for next three days is going to be around the ark praying and fasting can I ask you to step down from your window and join us can I ask you to stop just watching let's get engaged maybe you can do all three day of fasting do five it gets easier after three days anyway and so maybe you can do one hour of prayer do three it's completely fine you won't get hurt I want you to be engaged there was a boy in the New Testament when Apostle Paul was preaching he sat on the window just like this woman and he fell asleep and he fell off the window and died I don't want us to sit and window watch then slip and fall asleep spiritually and spiritually die God wants to wake up your spiritual life today so that your physical life gets changed a young man we led to the Lord many years ago reached out to me two weeks ago and he said my whole life is falling apart my marriage is falling apart completely I just found out that the person I've been married to just left me and gave me divorce papers and doesn't want to do anything with me and she said my whole world is falling apart this Wednesday he came to use service and he came up to God and he came to me before the service and he says I'm here today because I walked away from Christ I said I was under the impression that you actually went to another church he said in four years I went to a church only two times he says I left God and he says I came here today he says yes it took this to wake something inside of me he was an hour before he says I can't wait for the service and he says you better give an altar call because I'm ready to the front he broke down I get a text message after the service and he said for four years I missed this he says yes my world is still shattered right now but he says I know why it was shattered because my spiritual world was ignored completely I thought because I have a good job great house and everything I could build my life and I realized that I needed God in my blessing as much as I needed him when I wasn't blessed and he says now I'm gonna do it right I'm gonna get right with God today he needed to go to work and he texted me he said Vlad I'm showing up only for 30 minutes because I have to work afterwards but he said I'm committed I'm giving myself over to God if you're sitting on a fence right now I wanna electrocute that fence and say jump down join us let's live in the fire of the Holy Spirit let's not watch and speculate let's participate and be involved in what God is doing come on somebody amen today my sister will stand there with a basket and we'll receive those little paper slips so she can fill in the calendar over there but the rest of us I want us to rise through a feedback thank you for watching and listening to this message I know that it's been a blessing to you your faith has been stretched and you've been positioned to receive from God we're about to go into a time of prayer where you will receive prayer for your current situation I believe God will bring healing and God will bring freedom as you will pray along with us I'm so excited to announce that I'm actually releasing a book called Break Free what I will share in the book of what we went through as a church what I went through as an individual as a pastor, as a minister and how to find freedom and how to keep that freedom and so on the link below there is a link where you can find promotional material you can share on social media and help to get the word out I appreciate that and right now having your heart ready let's go into the time of ministry where you will receive from the Lord lift those hands right now just begin to His presence is already here His glory is already here I feel like God is bending heaven and it's slowly coming down on earth now we're coming to a season we're coming to a time where heaven and earth in our worship we will actually hear angels sing we will see the spirit of God moving even during worship but people will be healed but people will be delivered but demons will not be able to stand because God is taking throne on our worship come on, raise your hand open up your spirits the Lord breathed on me the spirit of God I'm here to see your glory I'm here by you we came here as your glory God give me more of you say oh Holy Spirit take more of me in Jesus name we've gathered here today and today is a special service today is a special day today is the day where we are believing and expecting and contending for miracles I mean we're expecting the things that are impossible the things that are unreal because they've been promised to us by God in Jesus name I want to let you know today that the Holy Spirit is present here and therefore you and I have the right to pray bold prayers today we have the right to expect the impossible today not just natural not just tumbling feelings not just tears rolling down your eyes not just butterfly feelings in your stomach but I'm talking about a real raw power of God manifesting in our midst in Jesus mighty name come on somebody we've been praying and praying and praying and fasting that this will be the arena of healing and the arena of freedom and I believe church we are stepping into that in Jesus name I want to challenge you right now that today to pray and we're gonna pray in just a moment we're gonna pray bold prayers and we're gonna see heaven respond to the bold prayers that we're gonna pray because where the Holy Spirit is present nothing is impossible amen I shared the story about a young girl in Africa there was a situation where a mother was giving birth to a child and during the childbirth the mother died and a little baby that was born she was born and her mother was just dead and it was very chilly it was very cold because it was the night and they had one hot bottle that contained hot water and as this little girl was receiving this little infant that just got born whose mother died receiving this hot water to stay warm in the chilly night this bottle burst open and it broke hot water left there was no electricity there so there was no way to give hot water to this baby and this baby would suffer because of the chill of the night and they gathered together a missionary lady gathered together around this young infant and a little orphan ten years old started to lead the prayer and this is how she prayed this prayer she said Lord we don't have that much time we need the bottle it has to be bottle that contains hot water and since the little girl lost her mom since you added Lord make sure you add a toy to the little baby now they were away in Africa there was no connection there to other villages there was no shipments there that were coming in for the last six months there was no way this could happen and she said God we don't have till tomorrow we need it today the missionary lady looks at that little orphan and says she said I couldn't say I meant to that prayer because this prayer doesn't make sense but the little orphan did not know about prayers that don't make sense two hours later arrives a 26 pound shipment from Ireland that was shipped six months prior on the top of the shipment it has a bottle for hot water on the bottom of the shipment it has a toy for the little girl and the rest of it has necessities see God already had a miracle on the way to this missionary family it took the boldness of a little orphan to pray not ordinary prayers but to pray bold prayers and God responded yes he did it in two hours and for some of us here he'll do it in two minutes God respects your boldness God respects your faith God loves when you challenge you when you challenge him with your boldness come on somebody are you with me church we are in this room this morning and we are believing for God to move but I want you to look at your faith and express your faith by being bold in Jesus name whatever is impossible the word impossible actually can be broken down to impossible your miracle is possible we are going to be praying for healing the reason why as a church we are going into fasting tomorrow and on Tuesday and Wednesday we are believing that there is a greater measure of the healing of God that exists for our church for our community and for our individual lives we believe that there are greater things that are going to be taking place the reason why we are showing this is to get your appetite wettened to get your hunger stirred that nothing is impossible to God that you are in agreement with your problem and said well this is what it's going to be I hope to disturb that agreement today I hope to make you leave you a little bit frustrated that you will begin to see God your life is too short to live in mediocre natural life God has given his spirit to raise Christ from the dead he could begin to raise things up from the dead in your life in Jesus name amen I heard a story this weekend before we pray heard a story of most of you know this surgeon and Ryan this is the time we are here the Benjamin Carlson the one who was running for the president Carlson he was the fourth running mate for the republican party Benjamin grew up in Chicago where he had a problem with poverty but he was a really brilliant student he graduated with high honors got the best SAT score in 20 years in any public school in his city so poor he could only afford $10 application fee for whales yales for that university he applied and because he was so smart what they did is they gave him a full right scholarship to that college now the miracle is this he wanted always to be a doctor he wanted to work in very very specific cases being a doctor he needed to finish and pass a chemistry class in that college for which he was struggling with his grades were pretty low in that class if he wouldn't pass the chemistry test he wouldn't be able to go into the degree of being a doctor he decides to take one night a whole night to study for the final exam which will give him a break the problem is that he prayed before that exam he said lord I just ask you for your grace and for your strength instead of studying all night he slept all night but this is what happened during the sleep God came to him in the dream and show him a board where all the questions will be on the exam and answered all the questions he said this was like a twilight zone the next morning he gets up to take the test and he says I realize every question that's on the test has been shown to me in my sleep and he passed that thing he went to be a doctor he's now he's been voted as one of the most successful neurosurgeons in America at the age of 31 he would separate two people's brains that were born together he would do a surgery on a fetus he would do things that are mind blowing he received awards today he's a secretary of housing and urban development and this man says he says it's a supernatural intervention of God he says I wouldn't be who I am today nothing is impossible to God somebody say amen whether it's school, whether it's career whether it's finances, whether it's relationships when people have said no when the doctor have said it's not possible God says watch me I still have one more move somebody you got a shadow praise we serve a miracle making God we serve a killer God we serve a savior God come on every hand raise right now for the next 30 seconds I want us to declare this place to be a place of miracles come on let's just begin to pray Lord we declare when people step in this place they experience your impossible Lord if people can come in contact with disease and they become sick when they come in contact with us they become healed your power is in this place begin to say Lord activate me for supernatural activate me for miracles right now father in the name of Jesus Christ I ask you that right now there will be an activation for the supernatural the hands we are lifting up touch them right now touch these hands let these hands transfer your power let these hands carry your fire let these hands carry your anointing to the ends of the world God let this voice that we are lifting right now become a vehicle of your glory and become the vehicle of your power in Jesus mighty name we pray with faith being in this room right now I feel the leading of the Lord to pray today differently for healing if you are ill or if you have a pain in your body right now you came with sickness no matter how many times you pray we would like to minister to you today corporately and if you are that person who say I am in need of prayer just raise your hand if you are in need of prayer for healing just raise your hand and just hold it up just a second if you see someone beside you nothing is impossible in the first service God move powerfully people are being healed somebody has a hand raised especially the leaders and the altercal team could we surround them right now if you are standing next to someone with a hand raised ask them what is their pain and begin to pray bold prayers right now Tim there is a gentleman behind you and so just look around those of you who are believers in Jesus if we can have somebody to pray for Ina every single person and the rest of you church pray in the Holy Spirit because miracles are gonna happen today in this place in the name of Jesus Christ right now pray bold prayers don't ask God speak healing and for those of you who are watching us on live stream right now we are going to pray right now for God's healing to begin to come in Jesus mighty name for God's healing to begin to manifest right now in the name of Jesus Christ in the name of Jesus for those of you who are watching us on the live stream right now let us speak God's healing let God's power come right now where there is disease let God's power come right now where there is illness that pain in your body we curse it right now in Jesus name we cancel every assignment of the enemy in the name of Jesus Christ let God's anointing manifest as God's spirit is moving here right now and people are receiving prayer receive your miracle in Jesus name receive your miracle in Jesus mighty name in the name of Jesus Christ in Jesus mighty name those of you who receive the prayer right now right there this prayer was being prayed for you boldly God's 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