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A number of years ago, back when I was about 45 years old and about eight years ago, I was reading and I had a hard time I didn't want to read anymore and I'd always loved reading. I read a lot. I read fast. It's relaxing. I think it's powerful. I learn. That's how I'd know stuff. And

my wife keeps farmers hours anyway, so she's up so early that we go to bed so early that I usually don't fall asleep as fast. So I like to read at night to relax and so we'll turn off the light, I'll put on one of those camping headlamps

and I'll put on red light so I can feel like I'm on a special forces tactical operation or something. And then I'll read. And I could read when I'm really cranking, I read fast and I would read a book every two, three days. I could get through it by just reading thirty minutes, forty minutes a night. Well then all of a sudden it just started to get more I didn't wanna read as long. I felt tired quicker. I'd get a headache. So I'd start reading a little bit less, a little bit less. Then I got down to where I'd read maybe one page and I'm like, I'm not gonna read. Then I just didn't feel like reading in the first I was like, I just don't wanna do it. It's just frustrating. It's just it's not working for me anymore.

And then I would feel guilty about that. I feel like I need to read. I really should read. I know it's the right thing to do. So I try to force myself to do it, then that would make me more frustrated, and I remember this

one night I'm sitting, all right fine, I'm gonna read. I'm like, I'm just gonna force myself to do the right thing. So I start reading. I'm like a paragraph in. I'm like, oh, this is unpleasant. And I had one of those times, you ever laying there trying to read and you just can't seem to get comfortable? So I'm like,

and I just try to do this. And as as I was sitting there reading, I finally sat still and I and I and I my book down like this cause I was uncomfortable. And right as I did this, something happened. As I moved the book further away, it all became clear. I'm like, wait a minute. Why can I see words better?

And I put it back close. Blurry, clear, blurry, clear, blurry, clear. And I realized why I was getting headaches and tired and rejecting reading and then feeling guilty and then not wanting to read anymore. I couldn't see clearly anymore. And you would think, I'm telling you, anybody else tell that story? If

you're honest, you would think you would immediately notice it, but you don't immediately know. You don't notice it till it's too late and you're always in. That blurry vision, if you don't have those clear eyes, you're if you don't see clearly, you're not gonna be a part of what you're gonna do fully.

And I started to reject reading. And then I tried to force myself. For many of us that come to church, many of us sitting here that know the Lord, many of us, that's our struggle when it comes to God's vision for us. We don't see it clearly. And if I don't see God's vision for me clearly, I will not be a part of it fully.

And then I'll start to I might once been excited, but as the vision gets blurry, as I get distracted, as my vision of what God's called me to be as an individual follower of Christ, but also as the corporate body of Christ, the church, what does it mean? What has God given us a vision and call on our life?

And as we look at that, if I don't see it clearly and understand it and have that full understanding,

I'm gonna start to back off. I'm gonna start to feel like, ah, it's not working for me. I'm gonna start to feel like it's I'm tired. I can't it. This is hard. I can't do it. And then when you hear someone like me preach about here's what we need to do guys. I'm inviting you to be a part of it. You just hear me yelling at you and say, shame, shame, guilt, guilt. You need to do this. I want this from you. I want this from you. And then you get mad.

And the reality is the answer is we need to see God's call, God's vision, God's love clearly. Because when I have those clear eyes, I can fully

be a part of what he's calling me to do. So what I wanna do is I wanna look at two passages where Jesus made it really clear what his vision is for us, what he's called us to, what we have an opportunity to do,

and how to lean in. A matter of fact, these two passages are so famous, they have names. One's called the great commandment. One's called the great commission. It's when Jesus got really clear on here's who you're supposed to be,

and this is what I want you to be about. Here's what you need to be, and here's what you need to be about in your life. The first one is that great commandments in Matthew 22, and it says this, teacher,

which is the most important command in the law of Moses? See, this guy didn't even wanna read the whole testament. Just tell me what it's about. And he says, Jesus replied, you must love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment.

The second is equally important. Love your neighbor as yourself. And he says, the entire law and all the demands of the prophets are based on these two commandments. So basically, this one is like, love God, love others. Love God, love others. And if you really love God, it should spill over into loving others.

And the only way we can love God we know that first John says we can love because he first loved us. So the only way to clearly see how to love God is to clearly see how much Jesus loves you.

That God loves you. And you need to know that he came and died on the cross, became a man, took on all the sin, took on our sin because we are not capable of loving God back on our own. We're not capable of being perfect for God. You can't earn his love. You can't buy his love. You can't serve enough for his love. You you can't listen to enough dumb bad dad jokes from me to earn credit for his love. You can't do that.

It's only what God did for us. He created us. He loved us. We rebel. We are sinners, not mistakers. We are far from God's righteousness, and the only way that's made right is what Jesus did for you and for me on the cross.

And when I understand that he loved me that much, that even though he could reject me and I've sinned against him, that he's gonna love me enough to do that and I embrace that enough, I can start to trust him that says if he loved me enough to do that, maybe I should trust with what he's asked me to do with my life.

I can now love him back by the power of the Holy Spirit. And in the Bible, Jesus says, if you love me, you'll do what I say. And what he's saying is, if you understand my love for you, you're gonna understand and trust me when I ask you to do things that don't make any sense.

And the hard part is that vision of clearly seeing what he's asked to do gets blurred for us. We get blurred by what's happening in our life. We get blurred by what's happening in the world. We get blurred. We get blurry vision when he says, here's what I want you to do. And it gets blurry because I'm too consumed with this. My vision of what you're calling me has been blurred by what's happening at work, what's happening in my home, what's happening in the world, what's happening in the economy, what's happening politically, what's happening here, what's happening what's just happening in my own feelings, in my own heart. We get blurry vision.

And then when someone like me says, here's what God's challenging us to do, you're gonna reject it. But we need to love God, love others. That's who we're supposed to be. So what are we supposed to be about then? What does it mean? Matthew 28, the last thing Jesus said to his disciples.

This is what our life is supposed to be about. Jesus came and told his disciples I've been given all authority in heaven and on earth. Therefore go and make disciples since I'm God and you're not and I loved you. Here's what I'm asking you to do.

Go make disciples of all the nations baptizing them in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you and be sure of this. I am with you always

even to the end of the age. That last part is so critical. He's saying, hey, what I'm asking you to go and do, I'm going with you. You're not alone in this.

Keep your eyes on the prize, basically. Keep following and trusting God and what he's asked us to do. And what he asked us to do, love him by loving others, and that love of him should spill over to love others. And what did that love of others look like? It means I'm gonna point people to Jesus

by loving them like Jesus. It means we're gonna disciple. We're gonna go after people. We're gonna share our faith. And if we're gonna do that, a church grows. Like when people say, well, I wanna be a part a church that's not worried about numbers. Well, don't follow Jesus because God's concerned with numbers.

When he said, for God so loved the world, he gave his one only son. That's a pretty big number. If you say, I wanna be in a church that's not worried about growth or outreach, you only care about yourself. We are called

to point people to Jesus. We're called that's our mission in life. That's what we should be centering our life around,

is being in a relationship. So our relationship, our discipleship relationship, it's just about me learning Bible and me feeling more spiritual and me feeling more loved. The love of God's supposed to come to me, but it's supposed to flow through me.

And we have that's what we've been doing as a church. That's what we have an opportunity to do. That's why we need to build this building. It's why we're groundbreaking. It's why I'm asking you to give to it.

Because that's what God's asked us to do, and that's what he's given us the privilege and opportunity to do. And if if you don't see that, if you don't wanna be that, there is something off with your vision of how you see God's love for you because he died for us so we can do this.

Matter of fact, we've been doing it well at this church. That's why we need the building. We've been in this community, and and, like, just last week, we baptized about 200 people. And that was about our thousandth baptism for this year. Just this year. We of for

no. We know there's more than this, but we know for a fact we've had about 2,100 people come to Christ this year alone. Matter of fact, it's not just me, it's us. That's what we're called to do individually. We have 2,101

as of this last service because Liz who works over here in one of our tents walked up to me so excited. She goes, we're sitting there giving out information to people blah blah blah and doing that and all of sudden they saw this young woman sitting there crying. They didn't know her but then they saw her crying. She goes, we just started talking to her and trying to get her comfort. She goes, she's like, let her to Jesus right then and there just a few minutes ago.

See, guys, that's what it means. Liz gets it. It's not just I go to a church where they talk about Jesus. We are the church, and we have an opportunity, and we need to sacrifice for that. That's what God's invited us to be a part of. We're the ones. We've had that happen. Our children's ministry grew 35% in the last year.

Our our special needs ministry right now is packed out. When we redesign this building and build more room, I guarantee if we had a room for another 100 special needs kids, we'd have another 100 special needs kids and their families in this church right All we need is the space. That's all we need.

And we have an opportunity to do that and to be a part of that. And that's why I'm asking us, don't miss out. We need to to go for it. In other words, what Jesus is saying here and

what I've seen is is a is a is a statement I'm stealing from a a place. It's clear eyes, full hearts can't lose. Anybody know that statement? Anybody know where that comes from? Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose. Bingo. Friday Night Lights, a TV show

about high school football in West Texas and the coach that leads these these kids.

And what's funny, what you might not know is in that he would say, Clear eyes, full hearts, you can't lose. If you clearly see the vision, you have a full heart of love for your teammates and what's going on, you can't lose no matter what the scoreboard says. But what you might not know about that show and that statement is Friday Night Lights is a changed story with different characters

based on a movie called Friday Night Lights. And the movie Friday Night Lights is a movie adaptation of a book called Friday Night Lights that was written about a real football team and a real coach. The real coach was named Gary Gaines.

He did not like the book or the movie because he felt they watered it down and distorted what he thought they were gonna write about because Gary Gaines was a full on, clear eyed, full heart Christian that spent his entire career using football as an example to teach young men how to trust the Lord and be a man.

And he led thousands and thousands of kids, the students, these young men, to understand what it meant. And he would say stuff like that. He never said that exact line, but he would say stuff like, Hey, you gotta decide

what you was called to and you gotta decide what kind of man you're gonna be and you gotta decide how are you gonna represent God, your family, yourself, your team. How are you gonna represent that? What do you want? Because once you decide and you have that clear vision of that, you're gonna have to make choices.

And those choices you're gonna make to head towards being a real man and to be a leader, to be what you need to be, what God's called you to be, is going to be counter cultural in many ways. The world's gonna think you're stupid. It's also gonna be counter feelings. It's gonna go against your own fears, your own biases,

your own worries, your own distractions that a real man leads and you step in the right direction despite how you feel about it. That's what Gary Gaines was about as a football coach.

So that idea, I wanna retro because the clear eyes, full hearts, they try to take the whole spiritual idea about it. But it really is true. That's what Jesus is saying. If you have clear eyes, you clearly see what God's love for you and what he's called you to do. You can then have a full heart, full of the Holy Spirit, full of his love. That full heart will allow you to love God back. That's gonna spill over to loving others. You will go out and share the gospel. Your money will join, you will get involved and you can't lose.

You can't lose with clear eyes, full hearts. But here's the thing that's distracting many of us. You're like, I don't get it because I've tried, and it sure feels like losing.

I try to be faithful to God and my job's not going on. I try to be faithful to my marriage. It tries to be the world's fighting against it. The world's this. It feels like losing. And the reality is if you read the Bible, the gospel always wins. But here's the problem. To present the gospel and take it forward,

it sure feels like losing. To be all in with the Lord is gonna feel like losing. Paul talks about that a lot. You will sacrifice. You will suffer. It will be hard. If you think winning is it's always easy, you're in the wrong religion,

so to speak. Because we are called to a victory that transcends our culture. We're called to a trust that transcends our fear. We are called to a mission that God is allowing us to be a part of seeing eternity change.

And we get to be a part of it, but we need to have clear eyes and a full heart. And if you do, you can't lose.

I learned this from my father when I talk about it. I go, man, I am trying to do the right thing, but it sure doesn't seem like I'm winning. And my dad said, In combat? My dad was a combat veteran, a war hero in World War II, Korea, Vietnam, by the way, if you're new. There, I caught you up. And he taught a lot, but he also loved the Lord. And he learned there was a lot of examples

in the physical world to the spiritual realm. And with combat, he said there's some similarities in physical combat with spiritual combat in trying to follow the world. And he says, when you're in combat,

winning feels like losing. He goes, the only time in World War two it really felt like winning was when his boat was sitting in Tokyo Bay and they were signing the the unconditional surrender.

Other than that, you're on the beaches. You're in the jungle. You're in the mountains. You're in there, you're right there with the enemy, you're in the muck, you're in the dirt, you are sacrificing, you are giving up, you are tired, you are worn out, but you know the cause, you got the clear eyes, you got the full heart, and you're heading forward. And you know that there's gonna be a victory, it's a greater cause than the other side of it. He said, here's the problem,

The more strategic place that you are winning, when you are in the best part of the fight, when you are actually the tip of the spear for victory, the enemy doesn't want you to take that ground. And you will get more attacked. You will get the best troops. You will get the best fight. The thickest, hardest, roughest, most brutal moments of my father's military career came at the most critical key

victories of war. And it's because the enemy knows it. If you're being left alone as a soldier, you're not in the fight. And so he said, those toughest moments is when you're winning.

And I think sometimes we get distracted and we fear and it gets mucky, it gets hard, it gets difficult, you hear the enemy gunfire, you hear all the explosions, you get and we panic. We're winning because clear eyes, full hearts can't lose because Jesus is with you when you're there. And that's what he's called us to.

That's what we have an opportunity to do. That's what we have the joy of doing, and that's what we've been doing. We've been leading people by the thousands. We've been baptizing people. We need the room. We need to reach the next generation. They're already reaching themselves.

I meet families all the time. I came here because my seven year old got invited by their friend and said, this is the coolest church. You got to come hear about Jesus. And now the whole family's here. And we're doing that. We're the tip of the spear in doing that. We just sent 200 people

to help launch Flatiron Church. That's 200 people. It's not about us. I mean, they're giving. That's a couple 100,000 a year that went over there because they the the 200 people we sent were people that serve and give. Because I knew that people would step up here. Move them out, more come in here.

Clear eyes, full hearts can't lose. Are you willing to go all in? So I'm asking you is that's why I'm asking us to give to this. And I'm I'm not gonna apologize for saying I'm gonna ask you to sacrificially give to this. And don't get distracted by all the other fears that ruin your vision. Just trust Jesus

and see what he does through you. And this is something I want for you, not from you. And I get it. It can feel that way. You feel like, man, he's yelling at me and stuff. And, you know, I'm not Jesus. I'm not perfect. Maybe sometimes I am yelling at you. I don't know. Maybe I had a bad day, but I don't mean it that way.

I honestly want this for you because when we sacrifice, God uses us. He does it, but there's a reason why he asked us to sacrifice. He allows us to be like Jesus. And that will change you. You giving to this might even have more of a blessing and be less about the actual building and what we do with it

and more about what God does with your commitment in your own life. He will grow you. He will toughen you. He will battle harden you, and you'll get to experience that. And the reason I know this is that's what's happened in my life.

So I get it. It's easy. We're a big church. One of the lies the enemy's gonna fire at us to get you to not give up to a big church. They have plenty of money. Why are they doing that? That guy just wants money. And and the world out there says anyone that's a pastor of a large church, and we're we're over 6,000 people here on the weekend. We're in the top point 1% of church attendance.

So everyone thinks, he must, know, have a helipad out back and have his private jet and be getting so rich off this. Not even. I don't think I'm smart enough to do that anyways,

but the reality is I want to let you in on something. My wife and I prayed about this. I think I should go first. If I'm gonna ask you to sacrifice, I want to explain to you a little bit about me. One, I did not get rich doing this. Matter of fact, in order to get through the first two years, I cashed out all of my retirement

and lived on it. I still haven't replenished it twenty one years later. Matter of fact, I can't retire until five hundred years into the millennial reign of Christ.

I drive a $4,000.19 '91 truck. It's a cool truck. I feel blessed because it's cool but I make choices. I make sure you can come see my house. And I'm telling you, I'm not getting rich because not only did I cash out to do this,

I am not asking you to do anything that I have not sacrificially done. Since the day we started this church, my wife and I have given right off the top, before taxes, 10% of our income to this church. Before taxes. Because God gets the first tenth, not the government. And then on top of that, every building campaign,

which I'm on number nine, you think you're tired? I've spent twenty three years giving above and beyond to a building campaign.

And every time we build something, we need to build something again. I've just become it's life now. It's like every sore bone I get, every sore joint I get after I turned 45, I said, I guess I'm dealing with this the rest of my life. I think as long as we have clear eyes, full hearts, we're gonna constantly be saying we need to build something.

Even if it's build something for another church. So I do the 10%. But for the building campaign right now for this one, we give 6% before taxes to that too. So 16% of my income before taxes comes back to this church. But I wanted you guys to know that I'm so into this and my wife wanted you to know

that I believe in what this does for us, not just through us, is we prayed and we're throwing another $10,000 into this building campaign. Now for some of you, that seems ridiculously a lot of money. For some of you, that's hardly anything.

For my wife and I, on top of everything else, we're always because don't even get me counted how much goes to my kids. I think I'm living on 10%.

But for us, $10,000 is huge on top of everything we're already giving. But you know how we're able to do it? We make tough choices. In order to do that, I don't do something else.

But that's what victory looks like. That's why Jesus says, count the cost and take up your cross and follow me. It's a blessing. If you want winning like the world wants winning, you're never gonna get this. You're never gonna understand.

But if you wanna understand the true victory that God wants to bring to your life, if you wanna understand the thing you're actually longing for to know that your life mattered and it means something through all of eternity, this is it. Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose.

Are you willing to jump in with me? Because that's where I'm going, And I'm gonna run till the day I die at the enemy, not away from the enemy. I'm not getting shot in the back. I'm getting shot right in the face because that's how I prefer to live my faith. And I'm inviting you guys to join me. Join us on this.

Be a part of it. So here's what I wanna do. We're gonna go celebrate that. We got the cool thing. The kids are gonna lead the way, by the way, and what's happening next. But here, I wanna finish. I gotta have to finish this big. We want a little bit of a pep rally moment. That's just the way I am, okay? So we're gonna do a little pep rally here. I'm gonna say clear eyes, full hearts, and you're gonna say can't lose. Alright? We're gonna do that three times, then we're gonna go on to what's next. Sound good? You ready? Alright. Clear eyes, full hearts. Yes. Clear eyes, full hearts. Yeah. Clear eyes, full hearts. Yes.

We are so excited about the groundbreaking of our new kids building. This space will allow us to increase capacity and create the best environment possible for our youngest to learn about the love of Jesus and guide them into a deeper relationship with God. Last year, we launched the We Are Rock Point campaign.

This campaign includes three initiatives that will allow us to pour into the next generation while expanding our current capacity so that we can point even more people to Jesus by loving them like Jesus. Yeah. We've been blown away by the success and impact of our special needs program. So in addition to the new 20,000 square foot kids building, our second initiative will be the renovation and expansion of Building B. This will create a larger dedicated space where everyone can come to learn and worship God in a comfortable and safe environment.

Lastly, we will be expanding our current worship center by 40%

so that we can serve more adult attendees on the weekend and ensure that we can keep space at the most accessible service times so that no one is turned away. If you haven't already, we ask that you would carefully consider what you can pledge to the We Are Rock Point campaign so that our ministry isn't limited by a building's capacity.

To make a pledge and invest in the next generation and what God is doing here at Rock Point, visit wearerockpoint.com. Like I said, Friday would have been my dad's 90 birthday. And and something else happened on on Friday. A a good friend of mine named John, John Dodd died.

And he reminded me of my dad. He was a warrior. He's a great man. Loved his Lord. Loved this church. And I had the privilege of leading him to Jesus way back before we had this land and had these buildings way early on. And that guy got clear eyes and a full heart. He accepted Christ one weekend

and then has served and given ever since. And he loved the idea of this kid's building. He was so involved. Matter of fact, if you ever used to park over here, he was the cowboy under the tree that would welcome people. And I was thinking about that. And one of the conversations I had with him was he said,

my one regret is I wish I had known Jesus when I was young. I wish I had met him and how I could have lived my life. And that's really what this is about. Psalm 78 says we need to reach the next generation and the generation of that, even the unborn and after that. And we have an opportunity to do that.

We have an opportunity to to continue to reach his community. I think about what John's life could have been like if he went to a school that was right next to a church like this one.

What would it have been like if it had a church that people that says, I'm willing. I'm willing to go all in. I'm gonna have those clear eyes. I'm gonna have that full heart and we're not gonna lose. We're gonna sacrifice for this. Because that's really what it's been about. God is the one that does it, but he uses us.

He uses people

and he blesses us in the process. Because I remember when we sat, just quick history of this, we we sat in Lake Healy High School and we we needed land and we walked about 30 of us walked over this whole place and prayed that God would allow us to get it. And then we went and talked to our people and people sacrificially gave and we got it.

Then after a few years we'd grown and we just needed a building and we sat around a wooden cross on hay bales with everybody out here. And we said, imagine if we had a building like right here. Imagine if we had something right here and we prayed and people sacrificed and that's that building, our first building.

Matter of fact, if you want to go see where the cross was, we sat around this wooden, it's where the rusted copper one is, the steel one that's rusted out up there, copper colored, that's exactly where that wooden cross was on this land.

And as we built that building, we put little slits in the walls on the side and we said, Hey,

we're building these walls so walls will come down in the people we know's hearts and they'll come to be to know Jesus. So we had everyone write names of people that they were gonna pray for that we wanted to come know Jesus and they put them in those walls.

And there's a ton of names in those walls and probably too many tithe checks by accident too. So we could get some money for this building if we open up those walls, I think. But the reality is over the years since we built that we've had tons of families come and say I came to Christ here

I just found out that someone I know had written my name and I'm in that wall. So then we came and we did that again when we started sitting in outside here. We needed more room to keep going after what God's called us to do because the gospel wins. I don't care what the world says. The gospel wins.

And we looked this direction and said, What if we're willing to sacrifice and trust God again as God's people? And we built this building and it went great. And then right when we're supposed to move in, COVID. Good times. Good times.

But when we built this, we did the same thing. If you walk over there, the black cross right over there, right behind it, that brick wall, and many of here did this, People took those bricks and on the back of them wrote the names of people. And I just met a guy last week that was getting baptized with part of his family

who said, I was an atheist about five years ago. Came here, came to Christ recently. My family has. And I just found out that someone I knew told me they put my name on the back of one of those bricks. That's what it's about. Amen? And now the kids are gonna lead the way. Kids, you ready for this?

Are you excited, kids? Because

what we're gonna do now is the kids' ministry. They've been reaching their friends, and we need to help them by just getting out of their way and giving them a building to do it. And and so they've been writing on these Lego Duplo box the names of people that and family, friends, and and stuff. And if you come ever reach some of them, man, you will cry.

And this is gonna be a reality

because God's gonna do something through this and so we're gonna do that. And you know why? Because we do this together. My friend John, I got to lead him to Jesus personally face to face but the only reason he was able to come to Jesus is because the church, other people, sacrificed to give so we can have the facility, we can have the program, so we have the building. In other words, it's he that leads people to himself, but He uses we,

us. And if you give, when you give to this building, you are giving to reach the next generation. You are giving to reach people. The names on these blocks are gonna come to know Christ.

And if you give, that's what you did. You got to be a part of it. God lets us be a part of it and I'm excited about it. I just want to say, hey kids, I'm proud of you. I'm proud of you guys. Way to show your parents how to trust Jesus.

And so as you come and place these blocks, remember you are trusting God, you are doing something, and you are gonna grow up knowing that you helped change all of eternity, that God used you.

So well done. Way to be the example. So I just want to pray and then we're gonna do that and then you can hang out and and do whatever you do. Just don't trash the place. Okay? So let's pray. Father God, I just thank you. Lord, I thank you for your love.

I thank you that you love us, and I think that you love these kids. And I thank you for the parents that have brought their kids, and they've taught them about you, and they are here with with clear eyes and a full heart and they can't lose.

So Lord, I thank you for everyone that's gonna give to this. Everyone's gonna sacrifice. I thank you ahead of time for all of the changes in life that that eternities are gonna change

because you let us do this. So I thank you for that Lord. I thank you for the the the privilege of doing that. And I pray right now as we plant these blocks as this little block wall goes up, walls come down in people's hearts in this community. As we continue to point people to Jesus by loving them like Jesus. We thank you, we praise you, and we pray this all in the mighty holy name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Amen. Amen. Now is the time you can start coming up and placing your bricks.

Make his face shine upon you and be gracious to you. The Lord's face

for you

and their children needs favor be upon you in a thousand generations your family your children and their children their children

Amen, church. Thank you so much for being a part of what God is doing through Rock Point. If you're wanting to get more involved, looking how to get more plugged in, how can you get involved at the We Are Rock Point campaign? We have a tent right outside

the fence where you can get all your questions answered and asked. Hope you guys have a great Sunday.

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