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So that's the difference between PHP and IOP. The ADD really has me by the ball sometimes. Uh, good morning, everybody.
Uh, man, let's pray. Listen. So, so this morning, yesterday, look, you know what I walked away from yesterday after teaching and I was like, man, I'm just not feeling in this moment. Like I know that I'm called, I got to teach this. I know it's part of the schedule. I know it's part of the, the, the Ronnie us standing up if we get sleepy. We got to go stand up in the back. And uh, but this morning, what I was convicted of is, so I'll go to try to go take us to prayer and I'll take us to thanking the Lord and all this stuff, but there has to be that thing that says, man, I need Christ to move in this moment. I need his presence in the room. I need the presence of the Holy Spirit in the room. I need us to draw into intimacy. Without intimacy with Christ, nothing. It is all pointless. I, I don't even know that I could move into a reverent uh with God without intimacy with Christ. Uh, and and I say that because all over the Old Testament, people abandon God all the time. And so I'm thinking, uh, I'm thinking there's a key component of my surrender that has to be not only because the only way to the Father is through the Son, but even like in this moment right now, right? Uh, that story that I told about the guy that put his head in the chicken box and would just pray until the glory would show up and he wouldn't stop. He didn't want to see how many people were there. He didn't want to see how many people were listening.
This morning, I, I've got to teach pillar number 10 because Antoine didn't hear. Pillar number 10 is we must acknowledge that grace has no end and we must pursue intimacy with the God of all creation that we call Aba. And so it's like some of this stuff I don't know how to do. But I'm trying to like, every day I'm trying new ways to understand. I'm trying new ways to forge a relationship. I'm trying new ways to experience it because I'll get caught up. I'll experience him one way and then I'll get caught up in the ritual of that to get to that and miss out on the point of the relationship. Does that make sense? And and it's all about, it's all about this intimate connection to have the revelation of who Christ is for him to move so completely where he drives everything out and heals me. It happens, and this is a hard concept, especially for some of us that have lived a certain type of life. It happens because we fall in love with a man. Not if that makes sense. We fall in love with the fact that while we were yet sinners, that while we were in these places of sin and these dark places of hopelessness and these places where we thought we were forsaken, that he showed up in a moment, not he didn't, not meet the external need, but he met me something so deeply needed on the inside of who I am that I was finally able to open myself enough to receive what he said about me. And in order to do that, I had to see all that I'd ever done. The lady at the well goes back to her town and says, "Let me tell you about a man that told me everything I'd ever done." Whenever I had my encounter with Christ, I literally, it was like on LCD screens. It was everything I'd ever done is blowing by my face and it was like a tunnel. So there's screens all the way over and it was like little snippets. I've watched a lot of movies. I grew up in the movie era, right? So a lot of times whenever the Lord talks to me, it's very theatrical and and and and and it fits my brain, right? And so, so it's all these like this tone of everything. I can see everything I'd ever done and then it's this overwhelming, like to describe it with a human word of love does not make sense to me because it touched me on such a deep level that I began to weep ugly. I felt it was such a deep level of acceptance. It was such a deep level of favoritism. It was such a deep level of grace. It was such a, and I didn't even know what grace meant at that moment, right? The unearned, undeserved favor of God that you grace makes you his very favorite. That's what it means. It means you are his favorite and he's cutting for you regardless of what you do. Everybody probably hates that statement, but that's what it means. Unearned, undeserved. And he wants you to partner in the journey with him.
And so, so, so I want to take a minute when we pray to ask for revelation of intimacy. Intimacy has been described as this into me. You see, if you're trying to figure out how to have a real relationship with God, you have to strip down naked before him. I don't mean physically, although do your thing, >> just not right here. I mean, it's like Matt said yesterday. He said, "I'm hurt. I feel hurt by him." That's that's nakedness before God. That's nakedness before God. That's beautiful. There's something so beautiful in that. There's something so beautiful in that. I don't know. And so, it's into me. You see, am I allowing him into all of those places to see all of those places so that I can have this connection that other people talk about? I'm still in that. I want. I hear people talk about their relationship and I'm like, I want that. When people talk about speaking in tongues, my whole thing with speaking in tongues is, I mean, it'd be really awesome to speak like Mandarin. I want that kind of manifestation. I want to be able to walk in somewhere and the Lord prompt me to speak tongues in tongues and I'm speaking it in, but just like it was explained. I think that was a hearing miracle, not so much what was coming out of their mouth. I think I think I would still be speaking English, but they would be hearing tongues and so I'd probably be absolutely unaware of it because it'd freak me out and I would stop. You know what I mean? I'd start celebrating the tongues instead of celebrating the gospel. That's just what's going to happen in that event. But but really what I want is this. I have a couple people that are extremely close to me. My wife being one and my friend Chris being another that I've been able to walk along with them as they've experienced the gift of an intimate heavenly language with God. And I say that because my wife, when she's praying individually, you may hear her go into her heavenly language. More often than not, it happens in the morning at my house when she's worshiping and I see, you ever see somebody in a relationship and they're just look a little different? You know what I'm saying? There's like a brightness to them. You ever see a couple, you're like, man, that couple's meant to be together. There's just a joy about them. I see that in my wife when she's in her devotion, worshiping and praying. I see that in her because she's exposed all these things. And so I have a desire for that. You know what I mean? I have a desire. My friend Chris, because me and our, a lot of our testimonies are very similar, addiction, prior service, all of these things. He's a, he's literally a world record holding powerlifter. And so he's this dude that you're not expecting to talk about the depth of intimacy. Yet, I've been able to see him weep in a, in a like in a fetal position like a baby, in front of 5,000 people because he was encountering the love of his life. I have a desire for that. If there was a step one through five to get there, I'd already be there. There's not. I don't know what it looks like, but I have a hope for the intimacy of that. And so, I keep trying to peel back the layers. I keep trying to have the Holy Spirit help me peel back the layers. I keep coming before you men and fully exposing all of the things. I'm not loving my own life unto death. I'm sharing the testimony. I'm sharing the blood of the lamb and I'm doing it fully exposed in the belief that I'm going to know him more deeply. That's what I want. I have, I don't, I don't worry about building the ministry. I get stressed over finance. Let me be honest. I get stressed over finances. We went from $178 a month, uh, almost seven, you know, almost fulfilling six years ago, almost seven years ago, $178 a month for almost a year. I think at the end of the first year we did our, we did our filing and it was like $5,900 or something like that. And I had like 12 or 13 guys. It was a whole thing. And now like we're trying to believe for $100,000 a month just in payroll because we're staffed enough now and we have to pay folks and they have to take care of their families and and I say that to say there's a real weight to that and I know God provides it, but it doesn't mean that we won't stand up in the back because we're over there sleeping either way. So don't look like we're sleeping if we're not sleeping because you very much look like you are. Uh, so I, I, I say that that that that I, I want him more desperately than anything, although I allow anxiety to overtake me sometimes. And uh, and that, but that's part of, I think, the growing in intimacy with him.
Uh, thank you, Jesus. >> Huh? >> No, I don't have good hearing. It was just finally loud enough where I had to hear it. Uh, so listen, let's, so, so we're just going to sit down. We're writing on, set down our books, and we're just going to pray some simple prayers real quick to prepare our heart for this pillar. And, and it's so simple. Super simple. Uh, no matter, this is what I'll tell you. No matter who, who here has a relationship, okay, whether it's with your mom, your dad, or your wife, whoever means the most to you, can your relationship always be better? >> And should you always desire for it to be better? >> So, no matter where you're at in your walk or how intimate you believe you are, we're going to pray a prayer that just asks him to draw us more intimately to him. Okay? Because no matter where we're at, like with my kids, I always want my relationship to be better with my kids. I always want it to be better and deeper with my wife. So this is it. Father God, your word says no man is drawn by but by the Spirit. Father God, draw us intimately to you. Teach us what intimacy is. Teach us how to love you. Give us a gift of compassion. Give us the desire to know you more deeply. We welcome you into this room. In Jesus name I pray. Amen. Sometimes even those prayers that was like, to me, I think all that was too much should be like, Lord, just, you know, where our heart is. Meet us in this place. Meet us in this place. Meet us. You know what we want. You know what we desire. Overwhelm us. I, so that we know that the whole goal is just to introduce people to you. Now that we know you, we introduce others to you because we found peace in you. Pillar number 10, we must acknowledge that grace has no end. And we must pursue intimacy with the God of all creation that we call Aba. I want to talk a little bit about grace real quick. I, I know that we have, you know, supported scripture. 2 Timothy, Romans 4, Mark 14, Romans 8. They're all in the book. And then it ties in some step work stuff down at the bottom. But this is what I'll say. If I don't have an understanding for grace, I will begin to judge others. Do you understand? If I don't have a true revelation of grace, I will begin to judge other folks because I won't be able to show them grace. Scripture says those who've been shown much grace can show much grace. Who here has been shown a lot of grace? So in that, we should be able to then show people grace. What is grace? Who's got the microphone? What's grace? Somebody tell me that hasn't been here for six years. >> Well, no, hold on. You got to raise your hand so we can come with the microphone because so there's another discipleship place that uh watches our teaching so they can be a part of it. So here first. >> Love and compassion no matter what the person's. >> That I think that that's a good, that's a, that's a good personal definition. I, I think that's that's good right here. John. John. >> I would say grace is undeserved mercy. Okay. So mercy is mercy is not getting what I deserve. Grace is getting what I didn't deserve. So, look at it like this. You get pulled over for speeding and the cop says, "I'm going to give you a warning." That's mercy. But if the cop comes back and says, "You know what? I'm letting you go. Here's 20 bucks for gas." That's grace. >> See what I'm saying? You're getting what you absolutely don't deserve. >> That was exactly what I was going to say. Yeah. >> Which you absolutely don't deserve and undeserved and unearned. >> Yeah. You, there's no way you can earn it. So, let I'm going to key in on that. So all of that, the personal, those personal things of grace, the real, like, what is grace to me? You need to have that conversation with yourself. You need to have that conversation with God. You need him to open up that part to you and explain it because for me, the transformational power. See, there was a baptism before Christ was crucified by John. It was a baptism of repentance to wash away your sins. The baptism into into Christ is a baptism of transformation. And it's because we enter through the blood of the lamb, we become the righteousness of God. Means we don't earn it and we don't deserve it. And in that, because of that, we can be transformed. We cannot without the fruit of the spirit begin to be transformed. There's some, I take on a new identity in Christ, but the transformation, it has to come with grace in the Holy Spirit. I say that because in scripture it says that a fruit of the Holy Spirit is self-control. So, which leads me to believe you are incapable of having art. I'm going to have you tell you one last time, stand up back there. It's the best thing you can do. Uh, if it says that the fruit of the spirit is self-control, it would lead me to believe that there's no way I could have self-control without the empowerment of the spirit. What >> where I'm messing it up because I've always just assumed that's why I keep getting baptized that every time I do it, he's washed away my new sins. That's not it. Grace, listen. So, this is the most important part of grace. You know, you've heard me say this over the last few weeks. A righteous man, a righteous man falls how many times? >> But he does what? >> So, that would lead me to believe the only way I can be a righteous man is if I what? >> Fall. >> Fall. If I fall, I'm powerless to get back up. I'm, it's within my abilities to fall and then he empowers me to get up because what makes me righteous? The only thing is the blood of the lamb. Period. It is a freely given gift. It says it's a freely given gift. If you confess with your mouth, believe in your heart, you are saved. Now, is there a lot more to what the Christian life is? Absolutely. Absolutely there is. And and the only way I'm going to be able to navigate that is by getting to know him intimately. The only way I get to know him intimately is through grace. I have access. I not only have access to now the the the lamb of God that sits on the mercy seat, but I also have access through the veil to God of all creation that we call Aba by grace through faith. I believe by faith and I enter through grace. And if I don't understand that, and I listen, this will be controversial to anyone and so it's okay to me. Sanctification takes how long? >> Right? Does your sanctification look like my sanctification? >> So Matt, this is for you. You're in the process of sanctification. That means all of those times you're still in position, Matt. Right now, you're in position. Grace abounds. And people may not like it. They may, the ones that are doing good, white-knuckling, hanging on, ritualistically, dressing the part, but are absolutely absent of love. And I'm not saying, listen, there in your own, if you're growing intimately with God, you will have a desire to please him. You will understand that pleasing him means you listen and set things aside. Talking about masturbation, pornography, lying, cheating, stealing, adultery, murder, theft, whatever, right? He's going to begin to work on your heart to teach you how to navigate this thing. To be in community is one of the most important things you can do so that you can learn together and sharpen against one another because I listen, Charles can see me better than I can see me. You know what I'm saying? That's why I have to be in community cuz Charles can tell me, "Hey, you got a booger." Anybody ever do that? Somebody caught me on Monday night. They're like, "Hey." I'm like, "Bro, I've talked to nine dudes and none of them said nothing." >> Yeah. But somebody who cares about me that I'm in relationship. Hey, you got a booger? That listen, that people may not like it, but that's the simple life of Christian fellowship. If we can approach it like that instead of being like, "Oh my God, you have a booger. Stay on that side." That's how they treat people that fall short and sin. Listen, if they knew they had a booger, they would have probably wiped it off. It's called deception, temptation. There's there's scripture and teach all of the, not all the majority of the New Testament are letters to churches that fall into sin and how to get correct and get right. That leads me to believe that even if we were walking with the Apostle Paul, he's probably going to cut us because we fall short. And then Paul himself will say, "I fall short. Can I receive the correction?" Grace allows me to receive the correction. That's the transformational power. Grace is the transformational power I believe of the Holy Spirit because it is Jesus. Grace is Jesus. Once I understand that, once I understand that only the empowerment of Jesus allows me to change, only the fruit of the spirit will give me self-control. Only being in a community of men that are trying to do the exact same thing am I going to be successful. And also, I will be called to go to dark places, but I have to stay connected and then go out. You know, in all those letters where Paul's like, "Hey, thank you for all the supplies for renewing me in my spirit." You, you all ever read those letters in the New Testament where he's in prison and he's thanking a church? "Hey, thanks for sending so and so. They really refreshed and revived me." Grace, you can exhaust it. I just don't see that in scripture. I don't see where it says you can. I, and I'm not, I'm not trying to, trying to like not call sin out. I'm not trying to not call, I'm not trying to give anybody a pass for living an ungodly life. I'm just saying I'm still trying to figure it out. If you want to figure it out, we can be in relationship. I'm going to love you exactly where you are until you decide that you want that. I'm going to try to do that radically before I hold someone accountable to what I say I believe. I want to make sure that they say they believe it. And until then, it's my job, man, to pick up my cross and follow him without opinion, without reservation because that's what was done for me. Think about the men or women that led you to Christ. Think about that. They at one point had to decide to lay aside their opinion of sin and magnify the person of Christ. Sin is sin. All of it's the same. Grace has no end. If you were walking with the Lord and you were a mighty prophet of God and you fell by whatever repulsive means there is, right? You are worthy of redemption. You are worthy of restoration. You are worthy of the price that God himself placed on you because he said you were valuable. And he did not, he didn't say anything other than pay the price for their sin, not pay the price for their sin up to a certain level. And if I can wrap my mind around that, then I can do the next part. It says, "And we must pursue intimacy with the God of all creation." It is. There is no way to the Father but through the Son. The grace that was poured out on Calvary, his blood that was shed for us allows me to enter boldly into the throne room to come before God of all creation to open my ears and open my eyes and say, "God, give me eyes to see you and ears to hear you. Teach me your ways, oh God, lead me on a level path." Will you grab that door, Peter's? And how do I do that? So many different ways. You're doing it right now. Sometimes, listen, I'll go through like three or four days where I'm like, "My devotion is not great. Like, I'm not getting something." And then I'll stand up in here and just kind of openly talk about where I'm at and then go into prayer and then I feel God move in the room. And through him speaking, through me, it pours into me. It's the weirdest thing, especially the questions. When you guys ask questions, me and Antoine talk about all the time. One of the best things that I get to experience is when you guys start having a conversation about it because I'm diving in all the time and but God called me to teach this same thing all the time. But when you guys start asking questions, man, there's something about a river that flows through. There's something about he's given me this new thing and I need to hand out this new thing, but he's called me to teach the same thing. So, it's when you ask the question, I get to pour out the new thing. What, Ronnie? Yeah. Yeah. Go give me five push-ups after. You can wait till after. >> All right. Do them. Says that we call Aba. Last week in my class, I gave y'all my, my whole revelation of what it is to call God Aba. Yeah, go for it. Because it was so unfamiliar to me, right? The word daddy, the word like papa. I just couldn't wrap my mind around it. So he gave, I had that vision. I saw what he meant and I, I understood and I still have to choose to wrap my mind around that. I still have to choose to try to get him to reveal deeper places of that. Still, I'm just trying to make it to lunch. I'm trying to be intentional about everything in front of me until lunch and then I can reset it because everything else is too. Listen, I believe that we can be. This is my truth. This is going to be challenging. I believe that right now we can be without sin. I believe that. Now, how long can I do that? 10 seconds? 20 seconds? I mean, I'm trying. And this is why it says we now have a mind like Christ. It says that we are that all those things are put away. I believe that if I'm intentional about my mind and being present, that's the goal to be present and focused and surrendered to hear and see. I can be without sin in this moment, which will last a moment. And then my mind goes over here. The airdrops come. I think there's a great. I'm, I'm believing probably because of television and cell phones and all that stuff, there's a greater battle. I don't know that the intensity of the battle increased. It probably did, but I think that we, there's more tools at his disposal. Does that make sense? So, he was always trying to gain access. It was just whenever you put that in, when you put a vision that's not of God in someone's hands constantly. All you guys that like to watch movies and the television shows, you ever wonder why it's called a vision? Television and then we are, it'll shift and change our how we look at ourselves. We'll start wanting to act like some character on a movie. Anybody ever want to be Brad Pitt in Fight Club? Bro, that was the greatest movie of all time. Of course we did. Uh, I wore dishwashing gloves. Never mind. You know, it's funny. I have my my son-in-law and my daughter, my son-in-law, and their three kids stay with me and and Add's six and then and then Augustine is two and then Ezekiel is, which we all have nicknames. I'm trying to think of their names because my wife has a bad habit of nicknaming everything. And so like Ezekiel, we call Ricky and it's like, it's just a, it's a whole thing. And so, so anyway, uh, when Noah, my son-in-law, gets to my house, man, those boys, man, they light up. They're trying to get his attention. They're grabbing. They're wanting to pick up. They're hug. They're really holding him. And it's just this thing of there's two times that they really do that. Whenever they get hurt or whenever he gets home. It's like when his presence is made available or they're in desperate need because of pain. I want to, I want to be able to say Aba and his and his presence be available. Does that make sense? Like I want to be able to come in there and those boys are wild, bro. Boys, I always said boys were easier. Boy, boys are easier as a dad. Girls are easier as a popo. I don't know why it works like that. I think maybe it's just because I'm a lot older now. Because the boys are wild. Are wild. We're supposed to read all these scriptures. Says the first one is 2 Timothy 2:13. It says, "We are faithless. He remains faithful for he cannot disown himself." There's going to be times in your walk whenever uh you're going to struggle and you're going to have to say, "God, help with my unbelief." There's going to be times, Matt gave an example, when you're going to do something you know you're going to have to ask forgiveness for. The best part is he's always the same. It's kind of part of how grace works. If he's the same all the time, how would grace change based on your behavior? It kind of doesn't make sense. Romans 4. And this, listen, one of the probably the most controversial topics, period, is something called once saved, always saved. And it's the most ridiculous statement I've ever heard in my life. Because if that's the hinge point, we're missing out on what it is to be a disciple of Christ in the first place. And so, I don't have a good argument for it. I just go back to like this. Okay. What is grace? What is grace? I mean that for like the, like you get what you don't deserve. Like you, you know you can't earn it. You don't deserve it, yet you get given this thing over. And the greatest example of God's grace is everyone in these chairs. Yet half of these men are going to be the ones that start really judging and holding people accountable for not doing the right things. Bl. It's crazy. It's it's crazy to me. I lost my whole train of thought. It was, yeah, it was a squirrel. It was a squirrel moment. What was I saying? >> Oh, I was going to Romans 4. Okay. Uh, it says, "However, to the one who does not work but trusts God who justifies the Romans 4 5-8 says, "However, to the one who does not work but trusts God who justifies the ungodly, their faith is credited as righteousness." David says the same thing when he speaks of the blessedness of the one to whom God credits righteousness apart from works. Blessed are those whose transgressions are forgiven, whose sins are covered. Blessed is the one whose sin the Lord will never, everybody say never. >> Never. >> Count against them. I mean, it just says it in the word. I believe the word is true. >> I believe the word is true. What? >> Hold on. Wait a second. >> DH dirty. >> Um, uh. >> We got had. We had to get some. Never mind. >> If our sins are all forgiven if we're, if we're, if we gave our life to Christ. So that means like in the cartoons, there's no line in heaven saying, "Oh, well, you did this, so you're going to hell. You can go to heaven." And you know, >> So this is what it talks about. I teach on this. You've been in my class a bunch where it talks about, uh, the judgment seat of Christ. If you actually dive into those scriptures where it says only God can judge the motive, the motive of the heart and it says in the right time, he will come and judge the motive of the heart and at that time, he gives what? You remember the scripture? >> No. Anybody remember that scripture? >> Hold on. We'll go dive into this one real quick. Hold on. Let me see. Uh, I think we're going to teach, go into it next week. So, uh, it would be on page 208. Flip 208 real quick. So 208 says this. So it says, "Therefore, judge, sec 1 Corinthians 4:5, therefore judge nothing before the point of time. Wait until the Lord comes. He will bring to light what is hidden in darkness and will expose the motives of the heart. At that time each will receive their what? From God. >> Their praise from God." Okay, let's look at another one, right? Because we're talking about that whole thing. You brought it up. You said it's not like in the cartoons where you go because everybody says, "Listen, you're going to be judged again." And so I just want to point out the scriptures that talks about it and and show and reveal the heart of Christ. It says, "You then," in Romans 14:10, "You then, why do you judge a brother or sister or why do you treat them with contempt? For we will all stand before God's judgment seat." That's what everybody references. Now go to 2 Corinthians 5:9-11. So, so we make it our goal to please him, whether we at home, in the body, or away from it. For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, so that each of us may receive what is due us for the things done while in the body, whether good or bad. Since then we know what it is that fear of the Lord, we try to persuade others. What we are is plain to God. And I hope it is also plain to your conscience. The way I understand, I'm going to read the very last one so we have all of them in Luke 6:37-8. It says, "Do not judge and you will not be judged. Do not condemn and you will not be condemned. Forgive and you will be forgiven. Give and it will be given unto you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over will be poured into your lap. For the with the measure you use, it will be measured to you." The way I understand the judgment seat of Christ is this. You know the parable of the talents? >> Yeah. >> And so he gives us all these things and equips us. And those of us that confess with our mouth and believe with our heart, we will enter into eternity with God. It says to know God is eternal. That's the scripture. So, we will enter into that. And I believe when we all hit at the same moment, we'll be in the great amphitheater of life. And in that, you're going to hear him call up, uh, Elijah. And Elijah is going to jog down like the price is right, you know, to the front of it. And Jesus is up there. And listen, there's this thing about all these crowns. This is what most people, this is where people get hung up. They they're thinking the judgment seat and when I get my crown. What do you think? Hold on. This is my wife. Hey, I'm coming to pick you up. What? We, it only takes 15 minutes to get there. Yeah, I know. It, it only takes 15 minutes to get there. I'm coming to pick you up. Okay. All right. I love you too. Bye. >> Uh, what do you think you're going to do in the presence of the lamb of God that gave his life that keeps no record of our wrongs? What do you think you'll do with that crown? The only thing that you could do in front of the King of Kings is you would offer the only gift. It would be the gifts of your entire life summed up in crowns. And that would be the only offering that you would have to give back. And so what I think happens, and this is my own belief, and I, I think you could dive into scripture and find it, is you're going to walk up there and you're going to, you're going to, he's going to have a screen plan, and it's going to show your whole life. And in the midst of your whole life, you're going to see where you fell short. And when you look into the lamb of God that was slain before the foundation of the earth, he will look with compassion and gentleness and wholeness towards his favorite boy. And although you'll feel the weight of all the times you missed it, you'll see his loving grace, kindness, and mercy in that moment where he took no record. And out of all of your life summed up, he'll present the crowns that it says in scripture. And as soon as he does, because the great weight of his grace and mercy, you will surrender those back to him. That's what I believe will happen. Now, do I believe that we are sifted right now instantaneously? We are judged on every idle word right now. A teacher, a preacher, a pastor, instantaneously is held accountable. But listen, I think it's, I think it's Luke 17. If you're called to the ministry, you better pay attention to it. I, maybe it's Luke 7. It's either 7 or 17 where it says, "Many of you, many of you will come and say, Lord, Lord, and I'll say, Away from me. I never knew you." And they'll say, "But we cast out demons in your name. We did these great acts in your name. We did all of these things." And he'll say, "But you never knew me." And maybe it's because you kept teaching people that when they get there, they're going to get judged whenever judgment was already passed and penalty was already paid. >> I got to go. Father God, bless him in Jesus name. >> Thanks.