MSC 2025 Testimony Night

Tonight, we're. We're going to get the chance to hear from several students about what the Lord did in their lives last week at Movement Student Conference. And just before we hear from them, you know, scripture tells us that the spirit of prophecy is the testimony of Jesus. And so tonight, here's what I believe. I believe that as students share testimony of Jesus working in their lives, that they are prophesying about what he can do in your life.

So maybe you didn't go to Movement Student Conference. Maybe you're a parent or someone just in the congregation who's here tonight to hear what the Lord did. Maybe you're a student who didn't attend Movement Student conference. Listen, I'd encourage you tonight as the testimony of Jesus is shared, that scripture refers to that as the spirit of prophecy, meaning that as we share testimony about what Jesus did, what these students are saying is, hey, if he did it in my life, come on, he can do it in your life. And so these students have volunteered to share their testimonies.

And we have a couple that are lined up this evening just to share with you guys about what their life was like before msc, about what God did in their hearts at the conference last week and then how that's affected them. And so we have a couple that I want to go ahead and pitch the mic over to right now, because I want you guys to. To hear and to celebrate with us because it was your prayers, your investment that made it possible for God to encounter these students the way that they did last week. So this is not just a refuge, you thing. This is something God has entrusted to the house, to the refuge church.

So each of you have played a part in this, and we want you to be stirred tonight. We pray, praying that your faith would be increased as you hear the testimony of how God moved in the lives of these students. And it's our desire that you would leave here full of hunger and expectation for how God is going to move not just amongst our students, but here at the Refuge next week at kids camp, and so on and so forth. Because the same God that encountered us last week at a beach in. In South Carolina can encounter us on a Wednesday night in Kannapolis, on a Sunday morning, on a Thursday morning in our bedrooms.

Come on. He's the same God who did that. And so we're going to have these students share their testimonies. So just do me a fav. As they share, man.

Let's just celebrate what God did in their lives. Let's go crazy for them. It's not an easy thing standing on the stage. And some of them are nervous, but I told them, hey, it's not you, it's the Holy Spirit. Amen.

So they're gonna pre. They're gonna testify of what God did in their lives. So without further ado, I'm gonna call up our first student sharing his testimony tonight. Worth Stewart. Come on up, man.

Can you guys give it up for Worth as he comes?

Thank you, Noah. Thank you. Thank you.

Okay, I love you too, Jaden. So this actually is something crazy for me because my grandpa experiences this every single Sunday. I wish he could be here right now, but I guess I'll stand in his place for one Wednesday night, if that's okay with you guys.

Just saying, Clay Cole, all my family that are pastors here, they would definitely blow me out of the water at this. But we're gonna do it anyway because God told me to. So.

All right. I guess this dates back to when I was born, actually. I guess God really likes to give strong people a challenge because God gave. My mom gave birth to me whenever she was at a young age, and I had no dad in my picture. Thankfully, my grandpa stepped in as my father figure.

Without him, I don't know where I'd be at in my life right now. So all shout outs to him. But, yeah, God gave me no father. And then when I turned 11, I had a father. But at the time, I had this figment in my imagination of what my dad should look like and when he didn't meet that, we met at harsh intervals, and every time we would talk, it was an argument.

Thankfully, God has brought us further from that now. But back in, I want to say, September maybe, I placed all my identity in football. And not a smart thing to do. I know. And sadly, in September, I learned about a knee injury that happened the previous year, and I wasn't allowed to play football anymore.

Now my identity was taken away from me. And when that happened, I fell into all sorts of sin. I started experimenting with drugs. I started smoking marijuana, and I started drinking a lot of alcohol. And I got back into porn that I had been free of for a full year.

So thank you. Thank you. So I had done all that stuff, and my mom always says, rock bottom is not a place, it is a choice. And sadly, I took a shovel and dug as deep as I possibly could. And then I got saved a little bit before movement, but movement totally wrecked my life.

And God gave me a spoken word that I'm going to share with you guys if that's okay.

It's titled the Father and the Son. Father, why do you always call me home after I've done so wrong and I've done nothing but try to hurt you. Yet every time I scream in your face, you open your arms and say, son, it's okay, I forgive you. Every time I leave, you come after me and say, son, come home. I'm not angry.

I love you. And every time I come home, all I do is go back to darkness. I go back to the hatred and I run away from home because I hate you. When I walk by, you stand on the road holding a ring and a robe. And I do nothing but laugh and ignore you and say, look at him, waiting for his son to return.

But how many times have I forgotten that I am that son? That he's not just waiting for me, but that he's reaching for me saying, son, come home. You've done no wrong in my eyes. And yet still I laugh and I mock this man I used to call Father. He looks at me with sorrow filled eyes as I walk by in my shroud of darkness.

Wrists and ankles bound by shackles and chains. But these shackles are comfortable. These chains are easy to carry. But yet I'm still not sure who I am or who that man is that holds garments of love and peace. But he looks at me not like everyone else, but he looks at me not judgmental, but with love.

And it drives me mad. Not because of the look, but because I don't know how to accept it. My son, he calls out, come home. For you are bound by shackles of hatred and chains of dread. And you are shrouded in a cloak of sin.

This man pulls out a key and gets on his knees and he begins to unlock my shackles. And he grabs the chains and they break. And he takes my cloak and holds it, saying, be gone in the name of Jesus. And it shrivels up and fades to nothing. He places his hand on my eyes and says, be clear.

And now I see him, my Father, that I have so long forsaken. I look down saying, father, I don't deserve this. I don't deserve your love. But he picks up my head and says, son, you have suffered long enough. Come home.

He sticks his hand out, waiting for me to grab it in his other hand. That ring and robe I have seen so many times and have mocked too many to count. I grab his hand and he puts the ring on my finger and the robe on my back and says, son, you are home. And he embraces me with open arms. And I begin to weep.

And I weep. And I weep. I have no idea why. But this time I don't mind. Not this time.

This time, I embrace it. And the weeping turns into laughing. But this is different than my old laughing. It's happy. And I can't help but laugh because God the Father has saved me.

Thank you. Thank you. So, anyway, back to my story.

So, like I said, rock bottom is a choice. It's not a place. And sadly, my rock bottom was looking at the blank walls of a mental institution right when I was 14. I got out of that place when I turned 15. I spent my birthday in that mental institution when I could have been with my friends and family and loved ones.

And I was in there for suicidal thoughts. And sometimes I thought, maybe I should attempt this. Maybe I should overdose on pills or take a knife to my heart. So I'm going to do one last thing while I'm up here, if that's okay with you guys. Good.

On time. All right. Okay, so these are suicide letters, guys. Clay, can you come hold the mic for me real quick?

Thank you. All right, let's see.

Elijah Fox, Noah Aquino, Alana Bliven. My family, my mom and dad.

And lastly, Jace, Daniel. Come on. I am suicide free because of God, and I am still here.

And I'd love to thank my mom. She's sitting right here on the front row, and she drove me in to support me. Thank you, bro.

No, you're good, bro. You're good. I want to thank my mom. She's been so supportive in my life, but I've never had a place in my life where it was like, this much support I needed. And my mom gave that to me.

My Uncle Clay gave that to me. My Uncle Cole, sitting on the front row, gave that to me. Pastor Abe and Prabhu gave that to me. Noah gave that to me. All of my friends gave that to me.

Even when I didn't deserve it, even when I didn't need it. But most of all, God gave it to me.

So what I'm going to leave you with is if you give everything to God, he will give everything back to you 10 times better than it was when you had it in your arms. Thank you.

Come on, let's go. Yes.

Come on. Can we just praise God right now? Hallelujah. Come on. Don't tell me the gospel doesn't work.

Don't tell me the blood of Jesus doesn't work. Come on.

Come on. It's not fabricated or hype. It's the blood of the Lord that he shed for us that leads to stories like this. Come on. Only he can do it.

Amen. Come on. Amen. What a powerful story. Come on.

Wow. What a way to start it off. All right, we're going to keep moving through some testimonies tonight. So next up, can you guys help me welcome Gabe as he comes to share his testimony? Come on, give it up for him.

Wow. Thank you, Worth. For. I guess I have to go after that, bro, but. All right, yo.

Nothing like suicide, but. All right, let's go. But, yeah, Worth, that was so powerful. Thank you for sharing that, man. That was amazing.

You know, God, throughout my life, he's given me the role of being a generational curse breaker. And in my family, I had to be the one who, you know, was a good seed that fell on good soil and the one that was supposed to share my seed with the rest of my family and root them in Christ and get them back to Christ. And, you know, as that rule, Satan has put a target on my back, and he's put a huge target on me. And he's just trying to separate me from God as hard as possible because he doesn't want me to get my family back to Christ. And so, you know, one of the ways he did that is through lust and pornography and.

No. Four years ago, whenever I was 10 years old, I got introduced to pornography whenever my brother showed it to me on our family computer. And I just became addicted. I started watching videos, thinking that it would satisfy me throughout my life. And it just.

It made me feel trapped in a way. And I always thought that I wasn't worthy. I had nights where I would just cry out to God and, you know, say that I'm not worthy. Lord, just take this from me. And I started to not trust in the Lord because I started to take temptation into my own hands.

I started to just sleep, go to sleep to try and get the temptation away. I started to watch TikTok to try and get the temptation away. Video games. I tried everything I could, and I started to put my trust in myself rather than I did in God. And that's what made me start to feel trapped.

And that's what made me feel like I was a failure and I wasn't worth God's time. And that all changed. You know, the youth night before msc, it was a worship and prayer service, and Pastor Clay was getting all hype, and he was jumping around and everything like he always does. But, yeah, we were worshiping and he started talking about how our chains and how they were broken through Christ. And I guess I never really thought of that and never really, like, took that into account that Jesus had really paid for me.

And so fast forward to the first night at msc. End of the service. He's talking about breaking our chains again. And now Jesus, 2,000 years ago, broke our chains. And it just really hit me, like Jesus Christ came down so that we could be free, forgiven, and break our chains from all those things.

And I just went up to the altar because I couldn't take it anymore. I didn't want to leave it in my hands, but I wanted to give it to him who's had his hands hold him out. And he was, man, sorry about that, y'. All.

Yeah, I just went up to the altar, and I had so much pressure on me, and I just started crying up at the altar, people's hands coming up on me. And it's just. It was an overall powerful moment. I felt God's love surrounding me like he was hugging me with a blanket. And I just gave it all to him.

I started to take that pressure off. And now fast forward to today. I haven't gone into lust. I haven't watched porn since that. That weight is released all off of me.

And that's because I gave it to someone who wanted to take it from me. I didn't want it. He didn't want me to feel like I was alone. And he came down that cross 2,000 years ago, not just to show us that we are forgiven and not just to forgive us, but he wanted to show us that he was more powerful than sin and death. He wanted to show us that he was more powerful than that temptation and that lust and that anxiety and that depression and everything in our lives that's holding us back from him.

He wanted to show us that he's more powerful than it. And God showed me that at MSc, whenever I was at that altar, and that's when I released all of it. I just gave up. I put all my faith in Christ, none in myself. You know, my baptism poster said one side, it said, saved to sin, slave to sin, and freed by Christ.

And I never really truly understood it then. And it showed me, you know, we can say things, but we can have our heart from it. Like, we don't. We don't have to truly believe in what we say. We can say things without truly believing in them.

And figured that's what I was doing my whole life. And that lust showed me it, and God showed me it during msc. And I just really want to thank Pastor Clay and everybody who set up MSC and just give praise to God Almighty. I mean, he just really saved me from that. He saved me from this lust, and I'm lust free, man.

It's just an amazing feeling, and I want to praise God for it. So thank you, y'. All.

Oh, yeah. Sorry about that. Good job, dude. Amen. Come on.

It takes a lot of courage to get up and to share stories like that. Amen. All right, next up, we have Mia. Daniel, can you give it up for Mia as she comes?

My name is Mia, and I felt like God was telling me to come up here and share a testimony, because a lot of us disqualify ourselves from having testimonies because they don't look like other people's, or they're not good enough or they're not intense enough. But really, every time God moves in our lives is a testimony of his goodness. And it's something that we miss every day.

Everyone has a testimony. Everyone has a story to share. So mine at movement. So I was at movement, and God gave me two visions, two words for two of my leaders, or not my leaders, just like, leaders at camp. And immediately I told myself, I was like, no.

Like, I'm not going to go tell these people. Like, I'm not going to go give these leaders a vision, because, like, who am I to do that? Like, I just never. My insecurities got in the way of me sharing something that God had for them. So he gives me these visions, and I'm like, nah, like, whatever.

Like, put those to the side. Like, that's good. Then I think it was, like, the third night. Jonathan Stamper was preaching about how our insecurity is in our absence of identity, and insecurity leads to disobedience. So I was at Movement, and I was asking God for freedom, but I didn't know from what I didn't know I was trapped.

I couldn't feel that I was trapped, but I knew that there was something missing. And so I'm asking God, I'm like, what is it that I can't get free from? Why can't I unlock that last part of my heart? And he's like, you're not obeying my word. I've set you free.

And the only way to walk in freedom is through obedience. And so I, like, finish up at the altar, and I'm like, all right, guess I should go to all these people. So I go up to the first leader, and I was like, hey, I have this Word for you. And inside, I'm, like, freaking out. Like, what if it's wrong?

What if this person doesn't like the word that I give them? So I tell them, and she starts to cry, and she's just, like, agreeing with me, and I'm like, oh, thank God. Like, we're getting somewhere. Like, we're one for one. Maybe we should just stop while we're ahead.

That would be so embarrassing. So I feel freedom in sharing with her because the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy. And so I share with her and I unlock this freedom that I didn't know that I needed. But now every time I hear God's voice, I know to obey, to stay in the freedom that he's given me. So this other vision I'm gonna share with you that he gave me for this leader was.

I saw her. She was sitting and she was, like, completely wrapped in Saran wrap. Like, completely, like, locked. Like, trapped. And she didn't feel seen because it was so tightly wrapped around her.

But in reality, it was clear and everyone could see her. But because it was so wrapped around her, she didn't feel seen. She couldn't feel other people. She couldn't feel God's presence. And in the vision, she's, like, punching down the wrap, like, trying so many times.

And then the vision's over, and God gives me this question, and he says, why doesn't she think that my word is the sword of the spirit and will cut down any wall and any lie? And I was like, yep, gotta tell her that one. So I go and I find her the next day, and I'm telling her this. And again, I'm, like, freaking out because, like, what, like, this word is so specific that, like, what if it doesn't meet her needs or her, like, her situation? So I'm telling her, and she's like, this is the one thing that I need to hear this week.

And she's like, this is the exact situation that I'm feeling. She's like, this is what I needed. Like, it couldn't have been said better. And again, I'm like, oh, praise the Lord. Like, we're two for two here.

Like, that could have been embarrassing. So my, like, take on this is that even though, like, we don't feel free, we have to walk in the obedience to become free. And after we are set free, we can't go back to disobedience. You can't be trapped in the devil's disobedience while you're saying you're Free. You have to walk in obedience to him to stay free.

So that was something that I went into camp, didn't even know that I needed. Didn't even, like, think about that. Didn't even think about my disobedience. I just kept hearing words from the Lord, and I just kept denying it from other people. But when.

When God moves in you, you have to share to impact other people. You can't just think like, oh, they know God's moving in me. Like, you have to. You have to obey him, and you have to share what he's doing in your life. So that is my testimony this year from camp.

Great job.

Amen. That's actually one of my favorite parts about camp every year is God unlocking giftings in students. When the Holy Spirit begins to move and gifts of prophecy and healing man, the Lord moves in so much power, and he doesn't just transform lives, but he commissions and equips students to come back and to carry that into their communities and schools and families. We're believing for lasting change like that from those stories. Got a couple more.

Is this okay tonight? Amen. Come on. Can you guys welcome Carolina as she comes to share her testimony?

Hi, guys. I'm Carolina. I don't know if I'm as cool as Mia's visions, but I think my testimony is pretty cool. So about one year ago, I was at a separate youth camp, and the Lord encountered me so powerfully, and he tore down an idol that I had had before him for years. And on the same day that I felt so much freedom, I hadn't ever experienced a life without that idol.

My best friend in the whole world, my older brother, tells me he's getting baptized, and I find out that my parents were officially separating all in one day. It was crazy. And I go back home, and I feel like the enemy is trying to make me worried. But I have a spirit of peace on top of me that I'm like, boy, what you doing? Because I'm so at peace knowing that I had just met the king.

So I get really hungry for the Lord, not for food. And I'm chasing the Lord. And I'm chasing the Lord. And I'm chasing the Lord for about seven months. But throughout these seven months, there's a lot of insecurity in my heart that I chose not to deal with because I thought it was insignificant.

News flash, it wasn't. And then around February, I had lost a friend, and it was a big impact on my life. And the grief turned into a depression that lasted about until May. So we were there for a while, and I looked around at my life in May, and I said, I am so far from the Lord. What?

I had no idea how it happened, but looking back, I know that I compromised so much, little by little, because I didn't think it was important. But I looked around at my life, and I realized that I was addicted to things. I had no freedom. I had no peace, and I had no joy, and I had no identity. I was so numb to everything.

I felt like a shell of a person. And I'm in this cycle, and I'm removed from a home I've known for what feels like my whole life, and I have to go into a new home. And everything just feels so new and so wrong. Nothing feels like. I feel like I'm living a life that wasn't mine.

I just keep on going in the cycle of darkness. And I felt so incredibly empty. One day, I got so fed up. I said, all right, I'm done. I went over to Vision Church on Father's Day, and the second I stood there and I put my arms up in worship, I felt so much peace.

Not because of where I was living, because I was at home in his presence. And that was all that I needed the whole time was his presence. So at the end of the service, I recommitted my life to Christ. Praise the Lord. And then I went to.

To msc and he wrecked my heart. Wow. He transformed me. I don't know who I was before msc. He showed me who I was.

He showed me my identity. He showed me who I was called to be. He showed me what a life of peace looks like. A life of knowing who you are looks like. He showed me what his love truly means.

He showed me what the blood truly did. And I can just say that I'm free now, and I know my identity, and I'm not a slave to sin. I'm not a slave to darkness. And he set me free. And I never see a day in my life where I'm not chasing him.

So, yeah. Praise the Lord.

Amen. All right, last but certainly not least, we have Aiden. Can you give it up for Aidan?

Oh. So I was debating whether to do this very, very quiet person, but my testimony actually begins about a year and a half ago. December 6, 2023 to be exact. A day that kind of changed my life forever. Had a very traumatic event.

Was rushed to the hospital. Didn't. Didn't know what the future would hold. And that really brought a lot on me. It kind of Brought a lot of anxiety, a lot of just curiosity of what the future was going to hold.

And I began to kind of separate myself not only from God, but from friends, from family. And I just thought, you know, maybe on my own I could do it, you know, maybe dig myself out of the hole. But, you know, what I realized was the more that I tried to dig out of the hole, I was just digging myself deeper into a hole. And then all of 2024, I just began to kind of dig deeper and deeper and got to rock bottom, and I just couldn't do it anymore. I had super bad anxiety.

Couldn't really do anything. Some days couldn't even deal with it. And then in 2025, actually heard about Refuge through Kaden, been very good friends with him. Began to surround myself with really good people. Began to, you know, slowly reel myself back to Christ and heard about msd, was kind of hesitant, you know, I wasn't for sure about it.

And then, you know, I just felt God was, you know, calling me and pushing me towards to go to this. And still to that day, you know, I still had no answer on what caused that traumatic event. I went to, you know, four or five different doctors. All of them, you know, couldn't tell me, couldn't give me a reason to what was causing this. And, you know, they pretty much told me, you know, hey, you're gonna have to deal with this.

You know, there's stuff, you know, maybe medications you could take, but nothing's gonna fully heal it. So that really, you know, took a toll on me. And going to msc, you know, I just had so much anxiety, you know, couldn't do it. Tuesday night came around. Jonathan Stanford was amazing.

The vibes atmosphere was insane. And, you know, I just knew that I had to go up to the altar. You know, I was crying to Jesus. And in that moment, you know, I just cried out and I was just like, God, you know, please help me. I can't do this anxiety anymore.

I can't do this pain, the suffering. And about 10 seconds later, as soon as I cried that out, I had somebody come and pray for me. I had no idea about it and began praying over the exact same thing that I was dealing with. And immediately in that moment, I had all the anxiety, all that pain, all the suffering that I had just immediately go off. And it felt like, you know, chains, chains began to break.

Feel like, you know, all that weight that was lifted on me just became and just started coming off. And, you know, I felt so free. And from that day Moving on. I just felt the call of God to just go out and, you know, spread my. Spread my message, spread my testimony.

And, you know, through him, you know, I kept trying to dig my hole and, you know, trying to dig it out myself didn't really help. And I never knew that God, you know, was there for me all the time. I just kind of tried to do it on my own, tried to, you know, fix all my ways by myself. And really, God was there the whole time. And I think, you know, a lot of people, they try and do everything on their own, and they just end up digging a deeper hole.

And for me, that's what I did. And it kind of got me to a point where I was at rock bottom. And luckily, you know, through msc, through Clay, you know, everybody at Refuge, I was able to kind of get back out of the grave and finally feel free again, finally, you know, pursue God. And I think now I'm in, you know, the best state I've ever been in, you know, going to church, and it feels amazing. And I think a lot of people, you know, you see all these miracles that happen and you don't believe it and, you know, like, it may never happen to me.

And that's what I thought, you know, I thought, you know, I wasn't worthy enough. You know, I didn't feel like, you know, I was good as these people. And I think that took a toll on me. And, you know, God really spoke to me during MSC and really opened me up to, you know, what I was capable of and, you know, showed me, you know, what the call on my life was. And, you know, I can't really explain it enough, but, you know, I think through what I've done and through, you know, coming to Refuge and, you know, getting closer to God has kind of opened me up, and I've let him, you know, speak to me more.

Where before, you know, I was kind of, like trying to do everything on my own. And I just got to a point, like I said, you know, where I couldn't do it. And, you know, God really opened myself up. And he gave me a verse that night, actually, Philippians 4, 6 through 7. And that really spoke to me a lot, and that stuck with me.

And, you know, I think from now moving forward, I've been so free, and now, you know, I can't. And I can't wait to pursue what God has spoken to me. And I can't thank Clay without him. He really helped me a lot, really spoke to me. I was able to actually talk to him personally about it and kind of go in depth.

And he really picked me up, so I just can't thank him enough. And then I also have another verse on my mind. I was reading through Matthew, actually that's where Clay told me to start reading. And I was just kind of reading through there and reading about Jesus and what he did and what he did on the cross for us. And I think during worship that really spoke to me and realizing what he did for me, what he did for all of us on the cross.

No one else could do it. And I can't wait for what God has in store for my life.

Guys, would you all just stand and honor these students who gave their testimony tonight? It's not easy.

Students, we're so proud of each of you guys. Whether you shared your testimony or not. Being a youth student in this day and age is not super easy. You guys have a lot going against you guys. And you've heard Pastor Clay and I and our team, your leaders, say this over and over again.

But every year that we come back for movement, we just want to charge you guys to not leave what the Lord did at MSC here at our testimony night, but go and share your story. A lot of you guys feel like testimony has to be shared just up here, but there are friends every day that you come across strangers you come across that you can share your story with, share your testimony. This. So don't, don't let the fire run out, okay? Just because MSC is over, but take it with you.

And for all of you guys, I'll just reiterate what I said on Sunday. Thank you for the role that each of you played. Whether you sent your student, you came to MSC to serve, you donated, you prayed. Guys, thank you. Because it really can't.

It's not a one man show. And I mean it is to the Lord. But our team, me, Clay and Faith and our volunteers, it can't just be us. It takes everybody. It takes the whole body.

So thank you guys for the part that you played. And I just before Pastor Prabhu comes to pray over kids camp, I just want to pray a covering over our students because the enemy doesn't like this. He doesn't want them to find freedom. He doesn't want any of us to find freedom. So I'm going to pray over our students.

If you just want to extend your hand towards them, that would be great. So, Jesus, we love you, Lord. And we just declare that you are worthy. You are worthy and there is nobody like you, God. So many of these students shared tonight that we can't do it in our own strength.

We can't fight hard enough. We can't do it well enough, God. But it has to be by your blood that makes us clean and washes us. Why does the snow so, God, would you cover these students, every single one of them? Lord, would you show them new parts of your character?

God, would you show them how to show up for you every day? God, thank you that you don't look for perfection from them, but you just look for them and you want to lock eyes with them. And so, God, we just declare what you've done in this place, what you did at Movement student conference, God, that it would be blessed and you would seal it up by your blood. And that no weapon formed against these students shall prosper. That the enemy does not get the final say.

He doesn't get any say. And so, Lord, we declare clarity from your lips to each of their ears. God, we declare scripture to fill their hearts, worship to fill their mouths, Lord. And we thank you that you have purpose for every single one of their lives. God, I thank you even for the students in this room that didn't go to msc, you have great purpose for their life and you fight for them just the same way you did at Movement for other students.

God, I. I even just feel to break that off of students who maybe are here and feel like I didn't go. So the Lord is not. He's not doing this for me. He can't do this for me. We just say you can and you will, God.

So would you infiltrate every heart in this room? God, we give you the glory and the honor, and we thank you in Jesus name, amen.