Amen. Amen. Amen. Let's give the Lord a hand.
All right. You may be seated. I have one more quick announcement and that is that Everyday Heroes Kids Camp is coming. I believe here at the end of June that we have all 150 spots have already been filled up and so there's high demand to get into Everyday Heroes Kids Camp.
But we do have 25 slots left open for those of us that can volunteer and be owners for camp. And so what I want to do is I want to just share that the 25 slots out of the 25, there's actually 20 slots that need to get filled by men. By men that love Jesus and that are willing to feel those feelings of being disqualified and don't get shy away, don't shy away from this opportunity just because you're like, I don't know if I'm good at that. And I don't know if you remember if you grew up going to church.
I don't know if you remember being in Sunday school or going to VBS and pretty much only seeing female leaders in Sunday school in a VBS. For all of you guys. And I believe that it's a problem that needs to get addressed in the body of Christ because what happens is we're not as young men seeing mirrors of those that are in the future that are men that are adult men that love Jesus. And because of that, there's always more women in the body of Christ than men.
I believe that if I made a tally of all of the women, how many women there are in this room compared to men, it would be lopsided. And I believe that our young men in the church need to see men that love Jesus that look like them. I'm talking about our children of color that need other men that are men of color that are pursuing Jesus and passionate about Jesus because I'm talking about men that remember being that crazy kid when you were in third grade and you were just off the wall. You're the one that needs to be a leader at every day here at Kids Camp because you're going to get it when the third grader is jumping off the wall and you're like, oh, that was just like me.
And I get it. I understand. And some of those female leaders, they're not understanding that moment because they're like, I'm not saying the generalization, but a lot of the time those young girls, those young ladies are just like, they're, they're tracking. And some of the young men are like, and they're just like ready to wrestle.
And that's okay. But as men, we actually have to pave the way for our young men that are coming behind us. And this is an opportunity for us as men to sign up to go, I'm not going to live my life in a vacuum. I'm actually going to step in with other men.
We're going to go shoulder to shoulder and we're going to care for the next generation of young boys. I believe that this next generation is already starting to see things that we never saw when we were in VBS and kids ministry. I'm talking about everyday kids is seeing crazy miracles. I'm saying that like every day kids is leading the way in hunger for Jesus and radical healings.
It's like miracles are happening every single week on the other side of the building. We're talking about like people coming in with boots on their feet and they're leaving running around in circles and their parents are confirming like, yeah, they got healed because they went to everyday kids. I'm talking about our kids laying hands on people at every family service and people literally falling out in the spirit and getting healed from chronic back pain. Like we're talking radical things that are happening because our kids are moving in faith.
And I just want to invite you to be a part of what God is actually doing. So if you're a man, sign up. You can scan that little QR code. We'll leave it up while I'm doing the intro of the message.
Please join me. All of the men on our staff is going to be there. And so join me in loving these these boys, these young men that are getting raised up. Okay.
Can we do that? All right. And what's great about it? It's at night.
So it's not during the day. It's after work for many of you. And so you can get off work, grab a bite to eat and then come over to camp. Okay.
Tonight's a good night. Tonight's a good night. I'm excited to share tonight. Turning your Bibles to Matthew 24.
Matthew 24. I know it's warm in here. And so I was telling one of our staff. It's literally like this like hot warm blanket, like a wet blanket on all of us in the room.
And I want to encourage you that this is an opportunity for intercession for all of you. We've been on a building search for five years, four or five years. And I don't think you're praying enough. I really don't.
Every summer we just sweat it out in this room. Just sweating everywhere. And you are not turning that into intercession. So it's all at your feet.
Now I'm just kidding. But it's 70 degrees outside. And it's hotter in here than it is outside. And my hope is that when it's 90 outside, it's not hotter in here than outside.
That's my hope for the summer. Okay. Matthew 24. Before we get to the passage, I want to share a dream that one of the leaders in the body of Christ that we just know and love, her name is Kristi Brent.
And she helps lead circuit riders, which is a ministry that's kind of spawned off of YWAM. And do I have any circuit riders in the house? Or you know what circuit riders is? Raise your hand if you know what circuit riders is.
Come on. Let's go. Well, Kristi Brent, her and her husband, Brian, are really responsible for this, the title of this message. And the title of this message is the unoffendable heart.
Everybody say unoffendable heart. Say it again. Unoffendable heart. Kristi Brent had this dream over a decade ago.
And in this dream, she's walking on the street and all of a sudden these three guys come up really and they have ski masks on. And they come up towards her. And she's just kind of taking it back. And they surround her.
And they start insulting her. And they kind of start out with those shallow end insults. They start going like, oh, Kristi, you're ugly and you're fat. And she's like beautiful woman, really skinny lady.
And she's kind of like, oh, that's funny. And then the next thing that they do is they start going down a little bit deeper. It's like, your kids, man, we have pity on your kids that they have a mom like you. Like kind of like, whoa, that's pretty mean.
And she responds in this dream and she starts going, oh my goodness, you guys are so creative. And then they take it down even deeper. And they start like fighting word stuff. Like only I know that insecurity.
And they're like getting down to these roots of like pain in her heart. And as they say these things, they're little eye holes. They're like looking at her, right? And as they say these things, Kristi responds with, oh my goodness, you guys are so creative.
I love you. And right when she says, I love you, the whole street is filled with media. And there's cameras and there's microphones. They're putting their interface in the stream.
And they're all the all the all the interviewers. They're like, oh, how did you do it? How did you win the insult game? And it was a game show.
And it was this like reality TV show that she was in in the dream. And they're like, no one has ever won the insult game. You're the first one, they start giving her like refrigerators and cars and all these like designer clothes, you know. And then the dream ended.
And what I believe is that life is like the insult game. And the Lord has given us a calling to follow in the footsteps of Jesus to be unoffinable. To carry this, I just radically love and forgive. First Corinthians 13, love is patient, love is kind.
It doesn't it's not envious. It doesn't boast. What does it do? It keeps no record of wrongs.
I believe God is calling us as a people into the unoffinable heart lifestyle. But there's a current in our world today that is the opposite of forgiveness. It's the opposite of love. It's the opposite of keeping no record of wrongs.
And so I want to look at Matthew 24. That's where we're going to start. Good news is for those that are offended today. I believe that for those that thought their spouse was going to follow through on the on the vows that they made and then learn that they hadn't that there's good news for you today.
I believe that there's good news for those that thought they were going to get the promotion and then didn't. I believe there's good news today for those that thought the house was going to be clean when they got home. I believe that there's good news for those that thought that just someone would come to their defense. I believe there's good news for those today that thought they were going to get invited to the hangout on the Friday night and then was swiping on social media and saw the party that they weren't invited to.
I believe there's good news for those that thought they were going to be celebrating on their birthday and then were forgotten. I believe that there's good news for those that have built up walls around themselves in relationships and really feel like no one really knows them. I believe that there's good news for those that have accepted lives of misery. For those that, when they watch the headline again of another person of color that's innocent, getting slaughtered on our streets, they don't have the privilege of just thinking that George Floyd is an isolated incident, that for all of our brothers and sisters, they have to carry that in everyday life and have to think about where I drive and what happens if I drive into this neighborhood or if I see a policeman on this road and feel that anxiety, I believe there's good news for you.
I believe there's good news for policemen and women that have actually been doing the work to not have bias in their hearts and are uprooting racism but are still judged because they have a uniform on. I believe there's good news for the offended. I believe there's good news for those that have felt like it's just always gonna be this way. Matthew 24 verse nine, then they will deliver you up to tribulation and put you to death and you will be hated by all nations for my namesake.
I don't like that Lord. Verse 10, and then many, that word many in the Greek, is majority and then the majority will fall away and they will betray, and who's he talking about? He's talking about followers of Jesus in the church. Many majority of the church in this day will fall away and they're gonna betray one another.
They're gonna hate one another and there's gonna be many false teachers and prophets that will arise and lead many astray. And because, look at this, because of lawlessness and because lawlessness will be increased. What's gonna happen? The love of many will grow cold.
But the one who endures to the end will be saved. And this gospel of the kingdom will be proclaimed throughout the whole world as a testimony to all nations. And then what happens? Then the end will come.
Turning your Bibles really quickly to Ephesians four. You can keep your finger in Matthew 24. But I want us to look at Ephesians four. I want you to look at verse 31 really quick here.
Ephesians four, verse 31, it says, Let all bitterness and wrath and anger and clamor and slander be put away from you, along with all malice. Be kind to one another, tender-hearted, forgiving one another as God and Christ forgave you. This is Matthew 24 passage. I believe that when I look at the horizon of the day that we live in, I believe that this is a prophetic passage for our generation or the next generation.
Missions organizations are saying that we are about 10 years from reaching every people group with the gospel that's unreached. We're talking about in real life, this passage getting fulfilled. And do you know what it says in verse 14? It says the gospel of the kingdom will be proclaimed and then what's gonna happen?
Then the end will come. Then Jesus is going to return. That is wild. And even if their projection is 10 years out and it's wrong and it's actually 20 or maybe it's 50 or maybe it's 100 or maybe it's 150, think about the storyline of our lives that we lived in the day where we were 150 years out from the day of the Lord.
That means that your great grandchildren are probably gonna see him riding on the clouds. And that's like conservative estimates. If they're saying we're 10 years out. If that is true, look at what's gonna be the marks of the generation before he returns.
Look at this. Many, the majority are gonna fall away. They're gonna betray, this is like the storyline of the church. They're gonna fall away.
They're gonna hate each other. There's gonna be false teaching. So many of them are gonna buy lies that aren't true. And because of all of the sin that's happening in the world and in the church, their hearts are gonna grow cold.
How many of you know that when sin happens, there's pain that enters the picture and then you enter into self-protection mode? And you get a little bit hardened. You get a little bit cynical. Is that right?
There's a little bit of cynicism when you get wounded and you receive wounds from those that should be loving you. When you get wounds and you look at the social media story and you're going, as I've been watching CNN and Fox News and feeding on all of these things, my heart's growing a little cold. I'm not as tender as I used to be with the Lord. And the Lord is saying in the hour of the greatest gospel proclamation in history, there's gonna be the coldest that the church has ever been.
I just want that to rest on us a little bit. The church is gonna be cold-hearted and hard-hearted in that day. And then there's gonna be another side of the church that's gonna be fiery and in love with Jesus, tender in their hearts. And I wanna be the grandpa that has my grandkids, my great-grandkids around my feet, and I wanna have tenderness on my heart at the day of the Lord.
I wanna have so much love and affection for those that have mistreated me that nothing that you can do can get my heart cold. I wanna be so in love with Jesus that no one can do in no circumstance, no storyline, no news article, no betrayal can ever ruin the love that's on my heart. And I'm not just talking about love for the Lord, I'm talking about love for people. Jesus comes on the scene, what does He say?
Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you. Oh no. You mean I don't have a right to be bitter? It's like, no, sorry.
You mean when I entered into that, when I gained access and entry into the kingdom of heaven, that I lost my right to be bitter and offended? Yup, you lost your right to be a bitter and offended. You mean that I don't have a right to have unforgiveness in my heart? Yeah, you don't have a right.
If you're part of the family of God, you have no right to have unforgiveness in your heart. No, yeah. Yeah, I'm serious. That's what Jesus said.
And Jesus told parables that scare me about that. Jesus was very serious about unforgiveness because he knows it defiles many. Oh, it destroys relationships and it just, yeah, it spreads quick, unforgiveness and bitterness. The love of many will grow cold because of lawlessness.
And you know what's intense about this is there's more opportunities than 15, 20 years ago to have a cold heart than there ever has been. It's like, you look back 100 or 200 years ago, there's more opportunities in 2022, more lawlessness in 2022 than in the past. And what I mean by that is we're getting exposed to injustice all day, every day. And there's so many opportunities personally, like interpersonally in relationships, but this generation is totally different because in our fingertips, we're accessing injustice.
And it's so easy to have our hearts hardened, to sit in the seat of judge in this day, to sit in the seat of judge and go, that's wrong, they deserve judgment, how could they, how dare they? And there's all of these, and yes, there's injustice that are happening and God's heart is filled with compassion and anger and hatred for everything that's happening. But I want his heart when I approach things. And I wanna actually entrust myself to him at the end of the story, taking care of all of it and making all the wrong things right.
Do you know what happens when you are on a family trip? Like we were going to Kansas and going to Colorado the last couple of weeks. And you know that moment, huh, I don't know if you've ever experienced this, but you're driving on this long road trip and you've got four children. And then all of a sudden there's a ding on the dash, ding, and there's the light that pops up on the dash.
And it's like this yellow warning light, like something's not right with your vehicle. That happened not only to our personal car, but our rental car on this trip, okay? And it was just, it was so many inconveniences, it was awful, okay? But I think some of us have these warning lights that have been going off on the dash of our life for so long of unforgiveness.
And how many of you know the person that it's like every time you get in the car, you look at the dash and there's always the check engine light on the dash, some of you are like that. You're like, yeah, I'm just gonna ride it out. I gotta know, it probably isn't that bad, whatever it is, probably not that bad. And we'll see what happens, you know?
Listen, with bitterness and unforgiveness, we can't afford to just see what happens, okay? When there's like a check engine light of the soul that pops up, you need to pull over and take it to Jesus the mechanic to help you, right? You might have the check engine light on and you need to look under the hood and see what is going on underneath the surface that is feeding all of the anger and frustration that I'm just experiencing randomly. Some of us are like mulling over things and scenarios in our head that either has happened in the past or it's something in the future that's going to happen that's actually not going to happen.
And you've been playing it as a movie in your mind and nobody's around, it's just you. And you're literally having these intense conversations with people and you're like, how dare you today? It's over, you know? It's like, I'm done.
I can't believe you, you have the nerve and it's just like nobody's in the room. You're the only one, you're having a conversation with the imaginary person and this is from the past or it's from the future, but it's not reality, right? You might have a check engine light on and you should pull over it because it's unsafe. And it's unsafe for the people in your life.
It's unsafe for you, it's just not good for you. How many of you know that it's time to cancel unforgiveness in the body of Christ? Sometimes you know that you have a check engine light of unforgiveness and bitterness, if you're just like, I just don't wanna see them. I'm like, cool if I never see them again.
And it's like maybe there's something there. Maybe the Lord wants to do something with that. Like, I wonder if you have something to say about that person and that feeling that you have, right? How many of you have you ever known someone and they're in this relationship and the guy has bad anger issues?
And you're like, listen, if your future spouse has anger issues and there's reactions to other people and it's like, wow, why are you so angry? Listen, in three months, you're going to be the focus of that anger. So just like pull the car over, just pause here. Pause because there's things that need to shift.
There's things that need to change because it's not looking good, all right? So that needs to get addressed because you're gonna be in the crosshairs. So like just pause and wait a little bit and invite Jesus into it. How many of you ever played a pick up game with somebody that's got anger issues?
Like basketball, you're on the basketball court and they always are like the football player guy and they like didn't play basketball but they're like ready to roll and they're just like ready to take someone's head off. It's like you're reading the Bible beforehand and all of a sudden it's like, what happened to this man? But he's like the rage monster, right? And it's just like they go out for the rebound and it's unsafe.
I want you to have the rebound. I don't even want the rebound. It's yours and I wanted you to have it even though you're on the other side on the other team. If you have, if you're that guy, like maybe there's something going on and you can like take a detour to the mechanic, Jesus.
And the wonderful counselor who wants to help you out, right? Offense is like offense. Offense, I got the prop for you. Offense is like offense.
Why do we have fences? We have fences to keep danger, people, things out and to keep things in that are important to us, right? And so we build these fences in life and they serve their purpose. But what happens when there's a painful circumstance in our life, what happens when someone sins against us is we have this tendency to build protection around us and around our hearts.
How many of you know if little Johnny has somebody say something mean about them on the playground? Part of little Johnny's heart might be closing off a little bit when he's in third grade. And so he kind of just decides, you know what? I'm not going to make jokes the way that I did because I got made fun of on the playground.
And so I'm not going to be like the fun guy. I'm just going to be like, you know, lay low. And then little Johnny is he's laying low. He's kind of in self protection mode.
All of a sudden, there's not very many friends that like hanging out with little Johnny because he's not being himself. And so Johnny keeps on growing and he's feeling more and more isolated in relationships. And because of that, he's getting more and more locked up. And as he gets locked up, it's very difficult to see people through the slats of offense and bitterness.
And those people don't see him clearly either because that's what offense does. So now there's defense happening in relationships and there's more and more pain in the slats get smaller and smaller and the fence gets higher and higher and thicker and thicker. And all of a sudden, there's hopelessness that sets in. And so Johnny starts trying anything to survive and he starts taking strings and he starts doing little acts of love and he puts like strings on the acts of love and he starts throwing these acts of love over the fence hoping that anybody will just see it.
But now he's loving people to get something from him which is called connection and he's loving with strings attached. And now all he knows is I have to manipulate to get my needs met behind a fence. And we do this subconsciously, we're not even realizing it, but there's the sickness of the heart called unforgiveness and bitterness that puts these things and these separations in between us and those around us. And the Lord is going, I wanna take a battering ram of love and forgiveness to the fence.
I wanna take battering rams of patience and kindness and not keeping any record of wrongs and I wanna blow down and hit down that fence and I want you to be free. Because sometimes we build these fences and we think that we're actually disciplining or like punishing those that have wronged us by protecting ourselves and not forgiving them. And it's a deception from the enemy because they're on the other side of the fence and they're not even thinking about what they did. But we're in self focus and we're thinking, I'm gonna make them miserable by not forgiving them.
And what's happening is we're behind the fence but the fence is turning into a jail cell. And we're not realizing it but it's turning into bars that are keeping more and more people out and we're actually enslaved to unforgiveness and bitterness and it's eating us on the inside. And then we resort to only having people over on the other side of the fence that are offended themselves. So then we welcome over our friend that's just as bitter as we are.
And if they aren't as bitter as we are, we try to slime on them and we're not even doing it on purpose but it's like, yeah, did you hear about her? Yeah, she thinks this but it's not really true. She thinks that the boss really approves of what she's doing but I'm picking up that he doesn't actually like what she's doing on that project. And there's these little subtle things that are coming from this core piece of pain.
Not being seen, not being understood, not being loved. And then it spreads like gangrene, it just infects everything. Bitterness always finds others that are bitter. And then you start getting these responses of like, hey, we've talked, there's people and there's a group of us that all agree.
And this is what we think. And I just thought you should know because there's people that think this and people we all agree that this is a problem, right? And all of a sudden you realize behind that fence, there's been one other person that shares that but it's a whole group of us. We really feel that this is a problem.
And that's just kind of how unforgiveness works. And the Lord's going, oh, I'm taking that battering ram of truth and love. And I just have intentions of knocking that whole thing down with you. Offense is like offense.
True friends, when somebody has offense, don't come in to that setting and go, oh my goodness, sweetheart, how could they? I know I never liked him either. And he's just the worst. I can't believe that he did that to you.
How dare him? If he knew, he wouldn't have done that. I can't believe that he had the audacity to do that to you. Oh my goodness, I'm so sorry.
I feel so bad for you. You should stay in your pity party for as long as you need. You just have the pity party. I'm jumping in on the pity party because you should feel sorry for yourself and be in pity mode for a long time because he is the worst and you are a victim and he's a perpetrator and how dare he.
And we're coming in the name of comfort, but as we're comforting, we're actually feeding the bitterness. We're feeding the self pity, we're feeding the victim identity. And the Lord's going, what if brothers and sisters were like, well, don't let his sin dictate your future. Don't let what he did to you change who you are and your identity.
That's not you. You should actually have compassion and love for him that he's sinned against you because he doesn't know who he is. Man, he must be so deceived. Let's have compassion for him and pray for him.
He's not getting it. He doesn't know love the way that you know love. Oh, you are a woman of God that has great character and passion and worth. Don't let that sin define you.
Don't put up that fence. Don't have a fence in your heart. We should just forgive him right now. Let's forgive him right now.
Oh, man, we're not going to have that dictate your next 10 years. We're going to have truth be the thing that defines who you are. And we're going to walk out truth because that brings freedom. I believe that offense is the leading cause for divorce in America.
It's not adultery. It's not unfaithfulness. It's not money problems. It's not miscommunication.
It's offense. 50% of America has gotten divorces or 50% of married couples in America have gotten divorce because of unforgiveness and bitterness that's festered. And it's the little things that just build over time. And all of a sudden, there's this, you're in bed, but there's a fence in between you and your spouse.
And it's all because of the little things that just never get dealt with. And it's the motives that are judged. And they just never get processed and forgiven with the Lord. And I'm not even saying that you have to have the conversation with the person that's laying in the bed with you.
I'm saying you need to welcome the battery and ram, Holy Spirit, wonderful counselor, Jesus, into your side of the bed. And you need to start walking out forgiveness with him and feel connected to him and go, Lord, I feel messy. And this is what's beautiful. Katie was talking about earlier when we started worship is you don't have to have it all together with him.
You don't have to have the right words. You don't have it all figured out. You don't have to be self introspective and have it all planned out of all the things that are really made you upset. You just actually bring him into it.
And you're like, Lord, I feel Ick inside. Would you help me? I know that you forgave me for all my past, present future sins. I want to forgive my spouse for all of their past, present, future sins.
So I want to just step into how you see my spouse. And I just forgive them for this. And this and this and this. Listen, it's not complicated, but it takes intentionality to not have events.
How many of you know that we've got to fire the accountants that are in between our ears? It's like we've hired a bunch of minions that have been keeping records and tallies. And they're like, oh, I can't believe that. He didn't do the dishes.
And they're like keeping this ledger of all of the debts and all of the mistakes and all the misses and all of that, you missed that, you missed that. And then they also have this revenue line thing too, where it's like all the things that you did were better than the other person. So it's like, I did this and I love you this way. I needed this for you and you betrayed me because you didn't do that.
And I thought you were going to do that. And then you didn't do it. And I can't believe you. I can't believe that I treat you that way.
And then you mistreat me that way. And I came, I didn't even come 50-50. I came 75 and you didn't even come to 25. How dare you?
How dare you? Oh, shoot, I'm preaching myself, right? Like, oh no. Oh no, I've got to fire the accounting.
Hold department. Hold it, they're not even on leave. They're not no, no leave. It's just like clear out your desk.
Get out of here. I'm hiring the human. I'm hiring the HR department. Humble repentance department.
It's going to replace the accounting department. We're going to get the HR department, get a movement, take over the desk. I'm just going to joyfully humbly repent and go like, Lord, oh my goodness, that's right. You forgive me.
You love me and I get to do the same. Just fire the whole team. You just got to fire the whole team. It's not good for you.
You just got to pull over and be like, you're out of here. You're done. Bad performance. It's all because of bad performance.
Oh my goodness. God is calling us as the people of God to have unoffendable hearts. And when we look at the parable that Jesus shared, where's the prodigal son, you start thinking about all of the experience that the father had and all of the mistreatment that the son did towards the father and how embarrassing it must have been for the father. How that betrayal was so wrong.
And but we find the father on the front porch with his running shoes. And the son, the son is thinking, I'm going to be a slave. My father, he might come 25% of the way. And the father's like, forgiveness, I've got blessing in hand.
We're going to throw a party for you. And that is so not normal for the church. All forgive them, but that's it. Like I'll forgive them if I have to.
And then the church, most of the time, is thinking they need to apologize though. Because why aren't they apologizing? And I'll forgive them once they apologize. Because Johnny and Jenny, when Jenny made fun of Johnny, then the teacher brought Jenny over to Johnny and said, Jenny, say you're sorry to Johnny.
And then Jenny says, I'm sorry. And then Johnny says, I forgive you. And then they move on. And we train a whole generation and a whole culture that you actually have to have an apology before you forgive.
And then Jesus is hanging on the cross before any of you took a breath and sinned, all the thousands of sins that you've done. And he's like, father forgive them. They don't understand what they're, can you imagine Jesus waiting on an apology? Never, he'd still be on the cross.
Literally still be breathing on the cross, waiting for an apology from you. Nobody's gonna apologize the way that you think they should apologize. Your secret to freedom isn't a Starbucks meeting. Listen, that meeting at the coffee shop is not your escort to being free from unforgiveness.
Your escort into freedom is the battering ram of love that is Jesus' storyline on the cross that will literally break you free from unforgiveness and bitterness. You want freedom for your life. Your freedom is not hinging on what they did or haven't done yet. This fence needs to get broken down and all it starts, all that broken down fence moment.
That moment of freedom just comes through a simple conversation with Holy Spirit. It's like I'm making a decision. I'm making a choice. And there's no, it's no longer gonna be Elsa's winter.
Literally, I'm saying that again. It's no longer, it's no longer like parties over, close the gates, no longer anymore. It's not gonna be cold-hearted church any longer. It's gonna be, we're gonna have a party of forgiveness.
And the party of forgiveness is actually gonna tear down all the gates, tear down all the fences, and there's freedom that's gonna break out because we're gonna just simply obey Jesus and follow in His footsteps and forgive. Let's all stand. I just wanna respond to the Lord. Teddy parties are over.
All the elephants in the room are gonna get taken out back.