Just a sec, muting because I'm going live.
Okay, and then I will hit record. Good evening. Good night. Good day.
Record to this computer. Oh, I forgot to copy the.
We put the zoom link on here.
Yay, everybody's coming in.
I'll tag my mom.
I haven't seen Jenny for a while.
Oh, Jenny. Um, so when she was, she was calling me, saying, Okay, she said, I think what I need is, I think I need one on one with you but I'm not sure because I don't want to have FOMO I don't want to miss out on this thing.
And so, um, she decided last minute to jump in, and she said I could not stay awake.
She's like, I pass out at eight o'clock I'm gone. And so she said, I'd rather do like, you know, though, I want to do heart healing coaching with you and I don't want to miss this so maybe I'll catch another time but like she said I can't do that time
so that's why you haven't seen Jenny.
And, oh yeah, Joe Allen.
How do we book our heart healing Hillary.
I did I dropped did I, I thought I dropped the link. Wait a second. Oh, maybe you did in the group but I think I stuck it in the chat. Hang on.
Oh yeah, so it's a little bit up in the chat.
Okay. And what we can do what I love to do when we do these groups and heart healing comes with it is, um, I love to offer you guys, you know the opportunity to intercede in one another you don't have one of you come in and intercede.
I think not only is the intercession so powerful, but also we're serving one another, nobody, as most of you know nobody leaves a heart healing.
No matter if you're interceding or or facilitating or receiving, and, and also just like, I don't know it really knits knits us together in such a sweet way I think I think Devin could testify to that we all kind of.
Oh, Jill. I love your questions.
And so, interceding means standing for someone else in prayer.
So, um, so when we do when I do heart healing a lot of the time I'll have an intercessor in there with me who is literally inner, you know, they are praying for your connection with the Lord the whole time.
And, and so when, when we do when I do, you know, facilitate your sessions will put it out there.
Hey, Devin's got a session on Thursday, three Eastern or Karen's got a session you know who, who can intercede, or what you can do, which would save me a whole lot is you guys can just reach out to each other hey I've got a session.
If somebody intercede, or, you know, if you have already connected with someone and you would, you know, want to ask them first that's fine too.
And that would be really awesome. And if not, if you, you know, don't want to ask for an intercessor I'll put it out there. So, and it's just so powerful, so beautiful.
Wonderful.
Can I ask a question about that? From the way you explained it, I'm not clear on whether, um, like we keep the intercession here in the group amongst these members right not like, like, so we can keep it in our chat right?
we're scheduling, we can just pop in our group chat
and say, hey, can anyone see that I'm scheduling
at this time?
Does that sound good?
Yeah, yes, yes.
I mean, as you know, usually when I did this,
we are like immersed for 30 straight days.
We're like, you know, in super tight with each other.
There's a lot going on.
There's a lot being shared.
And so this time is a little bit spread out.
And so I still feel like that's an important,
you know, and if you feel like,
oh, I'm not experienced with heart healing.
I don't know if I can be as open.
Just reach out to me and we'll chat.
I mean, some of you are very experienced
with heart healing with me.
Some are experienced heart healing with me
with an intercessor, some by yourself.
And so if you have any questions, just call,
but it's at, just reach out to me,
but it's actually super powerful, super sweet.
And, you know, if your intercessor is on the prophetic side,
we always invite, if you want to hear,
no pressure on the intercessor,
no pressure on the receiver.
If there's anything that you want to share
and it just adds a really, oftentimes,
such a powerful kind of like ties everything up
so absolutely beautifully.
So I'm looking forward to you guys,
to us walking through that process.
So feel free to book those.
Oh, let me pull up my,
I'm going to shimmy here.
So any shares, anyone want to share anything about,
you know, kind of where the Lord's been taking you?
I could totally share, but.
Last week, well, last time we met,
you asked Jesus, what's getting in the way of our intimacy?
And he answered me, your spiritual disciplines
are getting in the way of your intimacy.
Interesting.
I guess that would be legalism, maybe, or.
So my whole routine has been changed up
since the beginning of the year, how I used to start with.
Yeah, it's just been changed up
and I'm just relying on meeting him through the day more.
And, but I miss the time I set aside in the morning,
but he's changing it all up, so.
Wow, I love that.
I love that about Jesus is even when we do something for him,
if it gets in the way of our relationship with him,
he's just going there.
He will not leave it alone if we're open to it.
He will not let us like miss out on the deepest intimacies.
And so I'm excited by your sharing that, Joel, is.
Well, that's like, he's shaking the trees,
he's pulling up roots, he's, I tell you,
walking through this time with Daniel
has meant so much to my, I don't know,
it's such, I have an even more tender heart with him
and really felt like a deep connection
and felt like a deeper level of godly sorrow
for things that have just been okay, that aren't okay.
And I just like poured myself out in such a beautiful way.
And of course he's right there, so good.
Anyone else, anyone else want to share?
And Carrie, I just heard someone say last week,
the book, Silence and Solitude,
and the Lord kept impressing the book on me.
And so I downloaded it yesterday
and I can see why he's impressed upon me
because today he was showing me the thing
that gets in the way, which I didn't really realize,
but was fine.
was some of my childhood issues being projected on him,
like that came out as fear.
And so then at the end of our time together today,
I just said, okay, I'm going to trust you.
You blow it, I'll go back to the way it was.
Yay.
That's awesome.
After you mentioned it, I'm so glad you did.
I just kind of downloaded the audible.
So I haven't started it yet, but.
The young woman or the woman that wrote it
is an excellent writer.
Yeah, she is.
I'm reading it, which I'm not a good,
I mean, I would rather have audible,
but I'm glad I'm reading it.
There's more, there's a lot in it, right?
So thank you, Carrie.
I'd rather always have like a physical book with pens
and like all sorts of stuff,
but I get to page five, 11, 30, and then I'm like.
This is the other one that got recommended to me.
It's called Into the Silent Land,
The Practice of Contemplation by Martin Laird.
And I haven't started this one yet, but.
Gotta write that down.
Yeah, I bought them both at the same time.
It's called Into the Silent Land,
The Practice of Contemplation.
Martin Laird, L-A-I-R-D.
Has anyone read Practicing the Presence
by Brother Lawrence?
Yep.
But I've never.
That is the best, I feel like.
The best.
Well, maybe that's where we're going next.
Well, I haven't read the other ones, put it that way,
but I did look up that one book that you mentioned today.
And, but yeah, Brother Lawrence is really good.
Well, yeah, I need to read that again.
And I always go back to Benny Hinn's
Good Morning, Holy Spirit.
It is just amazing.
That is really good.
Jill, that might be a good one.
Oh, Jill's gone, but that's a good one to read.
I think Jill has it.
Oh, really?
I think Jill has been reading that book.
I think she was in that book this past year.
And that too, that totally changed my understanding
of who Holy Spirit is.
Yeah.
I have the book, but I read it years ago,
so I don't really remember what he said.
Yeah, that's why I keep rereading it.
But what I like about it is that he could sense
if the Holy Spirit was to his left or to his right.
I mean, he could, one time he walked by his mother
in the hallway and his mother just fell down
slain in the Spirit, and he just walked by her.
You know, and it's just, I mean, he was just so close.
The Spirit was just in him to where he could hear it.
You know, like a lot of people say that people
that might have mental problems, that they hear voices.
Yeah.
And I believe them, that they probably do.
And I think it's similar, but the Spirit,
when you're close enough, you just hear more.
Yeah.
Okay.
All right, this is so awesome.
So let's, it's already quarter past, so let's focus in.
That's awesome.
We welcome you, Holy Spirit.
Thank you that you're here and excited.
Ah, thank you, Jesus, that you're here.
So excited, like you got here early just waiting for us.
And I thank you, Abba, for your pleasure.
I don't know how to praise, I won't.
How would you like us to pray into this time today
in knowing you, knowing how you successfully lived as Messiah?
Just being that feminine,
feminine,
love-swooned daughter of yours
that is in awe of your holiness,
of who you are,
what you have accomplished.
accomplished in creation, what you have accomplished for us and that you'll open your mouth in
our presence. Lord, bind us together as one. Give us that understanding of what it means,
one body, one spirit, one Lord God, one baptism, one Father of us all. Help us understand how
to be that inside of us all, one with you like you would do with the Father as you were
showing us last week. And then how do you do that with us here at your feet? We bless
you. We anticipate you're transforming us into your image, physical image of the unseen God in
Christ Jesus. Amen. Okay, I'm going to share my screen. And
let's see. Okay. Can everybody see? Yeah. Okay. Okay. Okay. Here we are.
He's a living Jesus. He's God. He's man. We can see his eyes and hear his voice. See his feet, his
Jesus clothes, his hands as he speaks. And we are anticipating being in his presence just like this.
Everything, everything seen comes first from the unseen. And so we can see ourselves in his
midst as we go into his teaching on the Sermon on the Mount and how God has caused us to be
successful children of God, children of the kingdom of heaven here in the earth for such a time as
this. So if someone would read for us on the right hand side, Matthew 5.4. And don't worry about
stepping on each other's toes like that's just part of, you know, having a conversation. We're
just, you know, I just appreciate you jump in. And if someone else jumps in, whoever reads it, read,
read the next one. So let's start on the right with Matthew 5.4. In our beatitude for the day, we go
deep in in the beatitudes. That's the starting point.
I'll read it. Blessed, happy, blithesome, joyous, spiritually prosperous, with life, joy and
satisfaction in God's favor and salvation, regardless of their outward conditions, are the
meek, the mild, patient, long-suffering, for they shall inherit the earth.
Ah, I'm liking goosebumps. So I will belabor this top part because it is the Word of God. Blessed,
happy. Remember, remember God's challenge for us? May I challenge you to enjoy the life I have given
you? Blithesome, joyous,
joyous, spiritually prosperous, with life, joy and satisfaction
in God's favor and salvation, regardless of their outward
condition. Isn't that ultimate prosperity? Like, not that other
things, and of course, relationships and everything
else, not that they're not good, but that, that, you know,
ultimately, the reason why we want marriage, we want money, we
want friends, we want to live in a nice place is so that we feel
satisfied, is so that we feel joyful about our life, so that
we don't feel like a failure, right? We don't feel like we
missed it. We don't feel humiliated. And here he's
saying, that comes from finding a posture of humility before me,
being sorrowful for sin, and, and all that distraction, and
here, being meek. I'm telling you, what you really look for is
found when you're mild mannered, when you're patient,
when you suffer long, we'll talk about what that means. Then you
inherit the earth. What does that mean? So here's a little
bit from, you know, Daniel, we had kind of stepped into Daniel
nine, and then 10, which is a whole nother vision of the end
times when Daniel was in his Daniel fast for 21 days. And the
man Gabriel showed up. And well, he called him then the man
Gabriel showed up. And, and God meets him and, you know, shows
him what is to come. These are the last verses of the book of
Daniel in the end of all that, that's been revealed all the
well, he had, he had previously talked to him about the nations
that shall unfold, which he had talked to him about earlier,
with Nebuchadnezzar's dream, the nations, the kingdoms that shall
unfold in the, in the history ahead. And, and here, then into
the into the end times, did somebody have a question? Okay.
And, and so now, Daniel asks, Okay, what is the time? Now,
then somebody says, it's a time and a time and half a time or
something time times and half a time, or I should know better.
But anyway, then then comes this ending. This is the end of the
of the book of Daniel. And if somebody would read that.
And he said, Go thy way, Daniel, for the words are closed up and
sealed till the time of the end. Many shall be purified and made
white and tried. But the wicked shall do wickedly. And none of
the wicked shall understand, but the wise shall understand. And
from the time that the daily sacrifice shall be taken away.
And the abomination that maketh desolate set up, there shall be
1290 days. Blessed is he that waited and cometh to the 1305
and 30 days. But go thou thy way till the end be, or thou shalt
rest and stand in my lot at the end of the days.
All right, sorry, how does that happen? I do not think I am
copying the King James. How is it that that that happens to me?
Okay, so let me go to just quickly. You all likely think I'm
trying to pull a trick on you. But I really don't. I'm not
likely think I'm trying to pull a trick on you. But I really
didn't mean it that way. Um, okay, so here's, okay, so all
this, all this is going to be full.
you know the world and there's going to be great tribulation and don't worry about the wicked.
The wicked will do wickedly just as Daniel just as you've seen throughout your life. You don't
concern yourself with the wicked. They do not understand. God doesn't wonder why sinner is sin.
He wonders why you know there's no intercessor. He wonders why there's there's not his own coming
to him. Those that are called by his name that they would turn from their wicked ways and humble
themselves and seek his face and pray. Then he can hear and he can heal the land. So here
he mentions of course something actually Jesus and of course Revelation and Paul quote
which is the abomination of desolation when the when the sacrifices aren't are made
to the antichrist who sets himself up in the temple. But he says look it I just am so
disappointed in myself because this was supposed to be the amplified version sitting here. I don't
understand how I did that. But listen it says blessed happy fortunate this is verse 12
spiritually prosperous and to be envied is the one who waits expectantly and earnestly
who endures without wavering beyond the period of tribulation and comes to the 1335 days.
But you Daniel now 90 years old go your way until the end for you shall rest and you shall stand
fast in your allotted place at the end of days. So go ahead Jill. Did Daniel die in
captivity or did he get to go back? I don't know the end. I believe he died in captivity because
right toward the end I mean after so so he in in chapter nine he's pressing in for that 70 years.
So that would mean he's already 90. So he's at this place. So I mean we don't hear anything
more about him. He served in the court of these kings. He cried out on behalf of Israel and
I think if we did a historical search we might find a solid answer. But I've always presumed
which doesn't mean that's authority. I've always presumed that Daniel was instrumental in praying
in the open door through Cyrus for Israel to return and Cyrus was the one to start that process.
Daniel served Cyrus. I mean that's even
to me that's like so incredibly powerful that this man who
for his entire days like he never saw potentially he never saw fruit of what he was praying for. He
just believed it and never gave up hope and never played victim like I'm dude I'm so like
come on right knocked on my face on this one. Yeah and that's Jill you'll enjoy you'll enjoy
Hebrews chapter 11 which is called the hall of fame of faith and you'll see this list of what
people stood through by believing in what in what God had said based on what would come after
their lifetime and we of course get so impatient right like well I mean I love Paul's statement
I have asked you for this three times already God like you know and he says my my grace is
sufficient for you my strength is made perfect in weakness what do you need here am I you know
and so yeah but I love this I love that question I love that here you know blessed happy fortunate
spiritually prosperous and this has just been talking about the outrageous tribulations that
shall be unleashed upon the earth and he
He's saying, but those who wait expectantly and earnestly
and endure without wavering beyond the period of tribulation
through those number of days, stand fast.
Stand fast.
You shall stand in your allotted place
at the end of those days.
Well done.
I just, I just, I, God.
Who is like God?
OK, I'm going to keep going.
You know, I have a quick question.
Oh, yes.
There's two, just about the revelation part of it.
There's two, first it says 1,290 days and then says 1,335 days.
Do you know how that works with those days?
It's like three and a half years, right, overall.
Yeah, so I think it goes part of the,
like it's different, so in other words,
there's the time leading up to the abomination of desolation
and then there's the time from the abomination of desolation
on.
So that's why it's up to, see how it says in 11
and from that time that the continual burnt offering is
taken away and the abomination makes desolate is set up,
there will be 1,290.
So already there has been so many years leading up
to that point.
The 1,335 was leading up to it, you're saying?
No.
After that?
No, I believe the total of it, I believe the total of it
is the 1,335, but it starts and then there's
that whole abomination in the temple
and then it's 1,290.
I mean, what that means, I just, to me, I'm like,
Hillary, fix your eyes on me, like come to me, come to me,
sit at my feet.
And even he says up here, like, and actually,
I don't want to remain ignorant.
I'm kind of being quickened right now
because even what Daniel did was study the days
and realize that Jeremiah was talking about 70 days
and went in and fasted and prayed and partner with God
to cry out on behalf of the holiness of God,
his will for Israel, the sins of Israel, the mercy of God,
and as he was praying, God meets him and shows him
this whole thing so that we could know.
So I think it's actually a good idea to make that,
if that's jumping out at you, to actually, I mean,
I think that's a beautiful thing.
Gosh, that's the word of God.
Why am I like, just sit at his feet
when there's specific numbers and times and stuff in here?
So I think it's prudent, eschatology is prudent.
I used to be in Revelation a lot and it's just
been a lot of years since I've really gone in deep
and done a lot of dives there,
but it does say right in the beginning of Revelation
in verse three that whoever reads the words of this prophecy
and whoever hears and does the words
of this prophecy blessed is he.
So it is important just to,
but not for like trying to figure it out,
but just partnering with God, just like Daniel did,
just crying out, just being with the Lord, seeking the Lord.
So thank you so much for that questioning, Ingrid.
That's awesome.
I love that.
Okay.
All right.
So blessed are those, oops, not who mourn.
Not who mourn.
Blessed are the meek.
They shall inherit the earth.
So sorry about the title.
But,
just real quick.
Probably most of you have heard this story,
but that here the first characteristic of love,
see here in 1 Corinthians 13.
If I lack love, I'm just an annoying noise.
Even if I'm prophetic,
even if I can hear the voice of God,
I'm just an annoyance if it doesn't carry love.
If I'm like so powerful with faith that I can move mountains
and I just can do all sorts of things, but I'm without love, I'm really nothing.
This is kingdom language.
And if I give everything, even my whole body to be burned and all my possessions for the
sake of saving someone else, but it's not with love, I actually gain nothing.
You know, like, like, like Jesus said, like, don't do it to get attention from men.
They, they have their reward.
Okay.
Whoop-dee-doo.
People, you know, thought you were generous and applauded for you.
You're not.
You got your reward.
Ugh.
Like, oh, it saved me, right?
Okay.
But love is patient.
Love suffers long.
What does that mean?
I, I, I used to like cry out to God.
What does that mean?
Why is this the first characteristic of love?
Look at all these other ones, like being kind, not even being jealous, not being boastful,
proud, rude, selfish, not, not, not easily angered or not even keeping a record of wrongs.
Like God, what about all those?
Why are we starting with patience?
And anyway, I was asking him this question for two years.
I was, I was growing impatient, asking God this question for two years.
And finally, one day he said, Hillary, if the person in front of you meets the end of
your available time, the end of your willingness to listen, the end of your desire to serve,
the end of your patience, you're already first now they've already, you're already
suffering a wrong.
You're already fixing to be rude.
If you're not already as if, if, if, if you're now more important than they, and they've
tapped the end of your patience, you can't even do the other things.
You're already selfish.
But if, if you choose to serve the person in front of you, by, by giving of your ear,
your, your desire to hear what they're trying to say, to let them be heard, to let them
be valued, to let them be cared for, to let them receive affection, oh man, am I being
convicted right now?
You know, you know, if, if you've, if you, you're not a doormat, a doormat is still selfish.
But if you've chosen that your life is worthy of serving them and their life is worthy of
being served, and you, you love yourself enough to, you know, in, in, we, we know the
patience of the Lord toward us, and then to go allow that for someone else, just to allow
that gift to flow from you.
You don't even have to think about all the other ones.
Once you've made a choice for patience, for suffering long, you don't have to choose whether
or not you're going to be rude or proud or boastful, or start taking account of a suffered
wrong or acting in jealousy.
Isn't that, isn't that amazing?
So that's why I come here to this verse, because here, God is describing love.
He is love.
So him and us is love.
So we're love.
And love, love is, without love, we have no value for anyone else.
We have no value for the kingdom.
But if we have love, then we can suffer because it's not about the one doing the loving.
You know how much I've done for you?
Love is gone, right?
Clanging cymbal, blaring brass, bunch of noise.
Okay.
Yeah.
Um, love is patient.
Love is long-suffering, love is kind.
Love is not jealous or boastful, not proud, rude, selfish, or easily angered, hello.
Keeps no record of wrongs.
It does not gloat over other people.
people's sins. No gossip there. Only takes delight in truth. Love always bears up. Love
always trusts. Love always hopes, endures, and never ends, never fails. There are three
things. Trust, faith, hope, and love. The greatest of these is love. Of course, faith
works by love. I could soak there the whole time. I think we could soak there the whole
spent two days on this thing called meekness. Maybe that's what we're going to do. Okay.
Maybe that's what we're going to do.
Jesus, thank you that you know everything.
And how important this one right here is to every root that we've got going on in our hearts, in
our mindsets, in our habits of thought and our habits of action, our habits of reaction, our
perspectives. Even in Ephesians, you say that we would be deeply rooted and grounded in the
experience of your love. And that is the only way Daniel could have done what Daniel did was to be
deeply rooted in understanding your nature of love. Not an angry, judgmental God, but so good,
so kind, so generous, so merciful, so righteous. And Jesus, that's where you lived. Those are the
two commandments. That we would love God with all our heart, all our soul, all our mind, all our
strength. And we would love our neighbors as ourself. And Lord, would you help us to be a
little silent here? And would you help us to let you love us here? And may I call on Abba, Abba,
Yeshua, Holy Spirit, in whatever way you'd like, one at a time. We just trust that you know how to
meet each one of us. We ask you to eliminate the noise and power of any other voice that's not your
voice, any other clamor, any accusation, any intimidation, any doubts, any condemnation. Even
Lord, if there's anything that would keep
us from connecting with your love that needs to just be confessed or brought to the surface.
Would you expose that in us so that each of us can bring that to you, Lord?
Amen.
Thank you for going deeper even than we know how to confess, to take all the roots out
so that in giving us forgiveness, every bit of it, every word, every thought, every heart
posture, all disbelief, all rebellion, all anger, unforgiveness, whatever, Lord, whatever
condemnation, whatever weight, whatever pain, but you're just so beautifully taking it out
and cleansing it with your forgiveness to wash it all in the sea of forgetfulness. That's
your choice, is to put it in the sea of forgetfulness. That's your choice. So, our choice is to let
you do that and not put these things in our remembrance anymore, to give them to you and
to bring you to our remembrance instead. And your choice is to pour out your righteousness
cleansing us from all unrighteousness, like turning the light on dispels all darkness.
Righteousness and unrighteousness aren't their opposite, so as righteousness floods our hearts
and our minds, our consciences, our subconsciences, that, Lord, you're just washing away all unrighteousness
that would have ever attached us to those things so that we may walk in newness of life.
We thank you for that new covenant shed in the blood of Jesus that frees us from every
other covenant or attachment, everything. We choose to believe you more. We choose to
believe you more. We thank you for just washing us. Your love is patient. Your love is kind.
That means you're not jealous or boastful or accusing or selfish. You're not angry.
You keep no record of a suffered wrong, so neither do we, not even our own. It is washed
in the blood. Wow. Wow, Lord. Yes, we're washed. Yes, we're washed. We're cleaned by the words
that you speak to us. We thank you that love never, ever fails. So, Lord, we're just saying
by faith, by your help, we're ready. Would you teach us how to let you love us your way?
you
there's more, there's still more, there's more of him, more of him for you
we thank you for more Jesus, deeper Jesus
you
but what does it look like for us to be washed
washed in the blood of the lamb because God so loved the world
what does that look like for us
you
Jesus is there is there anything in us that would keep us from believing that
you
Lord would you wash that
would you wash that would you help me to yield in the trust of your love
and go ahead and let you wash that
just like all of the involuntary functions in our body
there's so much only you can do we can't even control so much of what
goes on in our own body
we yield all of that
ability to wash all of that, including the disease from toxicity, the disease from stress,
the ailments and maladies from any poor decisions, any doubt, any anxieties, any disbelief, which
you show us what that looks like, that you so loved us, even when we were dead in our
trespasses, you died for us. And now we're entirely new. We're not that. We're not dead
in our trespasses. We're alive in your love.
Lord, how is it I can come back here anytime? And what does that look like? How often do
you want me to come here? And what does that look like?
Lord, how is it I can come back here anytime? And what does that look like? How often do
you want me to come here? Is there anything else, Lord? Is there anything else you want
to show us or ask of us? Or is there anything you'd like us to ask of you that you'd like
to answer or give to us?
Lord, how is it I can come back here anytime? And what does that look like? How often do
you want me to come here? And what does that look like? How often do you want me to come
back here? Is there anything else you'd like to give us or tell us, Lord?
Lord, how is it I can come back here anytime? And what does that look like? How often do
Jesus, I ask you to seal all of what you've done. Holy Spirit, I ask you to flood and
fill every place emptied. Establishing each one of your daughters with a deepening, an
ever deepening. This is just a beginning. This is not a one-time event. This is just
a beginning. We've just stepped into something, sat into something, welcomed something, tasted
and seen something. It's just the beginning. That you would be ever deepening our capacity
to let you love us, to teach us your love for us, so we can know your love through us.
And Holy Spirit, thank you for teaching us how to love you, how to love our Savior, how
to love our God, how to adore your presence, your word, your voice, your will, more than
anything, more than anyone or anything. We ask all this in Jesus' name. We thank you
for your peace. Thank you for how patient you've been with us. Thank you for being
so generous with us. Amen. Amen. I don't want to take anyone out of that space. I don't
know if anyone has anything, if it's valuable to just kind of quietly share or just quietly
remain in that place in the Lord's love. But I'm inclined to just release you right
there and tell you that I love you. And I know that seems so cheap compared to Himself
loving you. God bless you. See you Tuesday.