pretty understanding of that?

Yeah, mostly, mostly.

But we went, I remember preaching from Psalm 46 that day.

And I can remember it was an emotional service.

The emotion of the people.

So to get to your question, what was the nation at? As a pastor, I think the thing that jumped out at me was how humbled we were and how ready we were to pray.

When you go through something like that, nobody cares about somebody objecting to government prayer or prayer in schools.

They may have a faint memory of what happened, and they're looking at their kids like, what do I want these kids to grow up into? So how do we help our children? How do we help our parents really grow up the next generation so that they can remember Joseph, if that makes sense?

It is always a great honor to be home with my friends here at Brooklyn Tab, and it's a joy to be with you today.

I come today, I'm going to invite you to look at a very obscure text in the book of 2 Chronicles, 2 Chronicles 22, but I have a very simple premise.

God always keeps his promise, and he always fulfills his plan.

And that's the message today, that no matter what you're going through and no matter what you see or don't see, no matter what the circumstances are or you think they are, God always keeps his promises and he always fulfills his plan.

So I'm going to bring you back to a passage that, as I said, is kind of obscure.

It's in 2 Chronicles 22.

We

really have.

Josh and his wife Allison, wonderful family.

I'm telling you, just fantastic people.

I hope, you know what, I haven't even talked to Josh about this.

I hope maybe in the future we can have Josh at Calvary.

I would love to have him come preach at Calvary, minister there, because we just, we didn't know them that well, but we've grown to know them and love them.

Now that you're sitting in a seat starting tomorrow, what is the ultimate goal for the next two years? You