A Side of the Holy Spirit Very Few Christians Know About

In this sermon Jeremiah Tipton presents a fresh perspective on the Holy Spirit, arguing that many believers overlook the most relational aspect of the Spirit – His role as a true friend. He begins by defining friendship with the Holy Spirit, citing passages that demonstrate the Spirit’s personhood (voice in Acts 8:29, will in 1 Cor 12:11, feelings in Eph 4:30) and urging listeners to move from abstract doctrine to lived experience. Tipton then outlines the characteristics of this friendship: (1) the Spirit gives the best advice, teaching and reminding believers (John 14:26, Proverbs 12:26); (2) He is fiercely loyal, never abandoning believers (John 14:15‑16); (3) He offers honest, sometimes painful correction (Proverbs 27:5‑6, John 16:7‑8); (4) He partners with believers in ministry, empowering them with power and gifts (Acts 1:8, Ecclesiastes 4:9‑10); (5) He supports believers in weakness, interceding with groans (Romans 8:26‑27). Throughout, Tipton emphasizes practical steps: staying aware of the Spirit’s presence, responding to conviction, repenting, and relying on the Spirit’s strength rather than human effort. The sermon concludes with a prayer for greater reverence of the Holy Spirit, a call to personal commitment, and a promotional segment describing the ministry’s Holy Spirit School, internship program, and fundraising links (davidhernandezministries.com/partner and /donate). The overall message is that recognizing the Holy Spirit as a faithful, advisory, corrective, and empowering friend transforms personal spirituality and fuels the broader mission of expanding God’s kingdom.
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I want to share with you a side to the Holy Spirit that few Christians ever acknowledge or experience. Now, when I mention what this is, your first reaction may be to say, well, I've heard that before. But consider this. While we often hear things in principle, very rarely do we take those truths in such a way that they become practice. So this side to the Holy Spirit that few Christians acknowledge or experience or know, that is to know him as a friend. Now, as I just mentioned, you may be tempted to say, well, I've heard this before, this concept of friendship with the Holy Spirit, but I want you to consider the fact that the Holy Spirit is a true friend to you. And so I want to show you what kind of a friend the Holy Spirit is. And my prayer is that as you hear this message, you have a deeper appreciation for the Holy Spirit, and you become more aware of his presence in your everyday life. I believe that as you hear this message, the joy of the Spirit will overflow. The peace of God will fill your heart, and you'll have a clarity of mind for the days ahead. You'll sense that nearness of the precious Holy Spirit, And it will transform everything about the way you live and think. So I wanna show you something in 2 Corinthians 13:14. May the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all. What a powerful truth that we can fellowship with the Holy Spirit. This is friendship, communication, connection. This is communion. This is to know the Holy Spirit as a mentor, as an advisor, as a friend. And so when we have that Holy Spirit fellowship affecting our everyday life, that's really when we begin to see transformation. Consider this. The Scripture tells us, he that is joined to the Lord is one spirit with him. That means that 24/7 in the spiritual realm, You are fellowshipping with the Holy Spirit. In your spirit, you already know peace. In your spirit, you already know love. In your spirit, you already know the fullness of spiritual maturity. Now it's just a matter of allowing what is happening in your spirit to influence everything about you. When I was first born again, there was this initial burst of spiritual energy, if you will. where I began to pursue the Lord, read the word, devote myself to prayer. But within just a few months, I began to sense this spiritual momentum weakening. I sensed like a brick wall in the spirit. Maybe you've been there before where suddenly your spiritual momentum seems to be stopped and you're frustrated because there's nothing, it seems, that you can do about it. Maybe you're wondering, God, where did I go wrong? God, where did I miss it? Or God, did I do something that upset you that caused you to take your Holy Spirit from me or your presence from me. And so it was during that season of frustration that I began to study this reality in scripture, and that the Lord began to reveal to me that the Holy Spirit can be known as a friend. Let me show you just a few things here that prove this biblically. And then I wanna talk to you about what kind of a friend the Holy Spirit is. So we see that the Holy Spirit is a person. And by that, I don't mean that the Holy Spirit is a human being, I mean that he is personal. We see that he has a voice. In Acts 8:29, we read, the Holy Spirit said to Philip, go over and walk along beside the carriage. So there we see him speaking. He has a will. 1 Corinthians 12:11 says, but all these worketh that one and the selfsame Spirit, Dividing to every man severally as He will. So there we see that the Holy Spirit has a will. The Holy Spirit has feelings. Ephesians 4:30. And do not bring sorrow to God's Holy Spirit by the way you live. Remember, He has identified you as His own, guaranteeing that you will be saved on the day of redemption. Consider the fact that your disobedience breaks the Holy Spirit's heart. So, The Holy Spirit has a voice, so it's possible that he can be ignored. The Holy Spirit has a will, so it's possible that he can be disobeyed. The Holy Spirit has feelings, so it's possible that he can be hurt. But the opposite of this is also true. The Holy Spirit has a voice, so it's possible that he can be heard. The Holy Spirit has a will, so it's possible that he can be obeyed. And the Holy Spirit has feelings, so it's possible that he can rejoice over our actions. If the Holy Spirit loves you enough to be grieved by your disobedience, then the Holy Spirit loves you enough to rejoice when you obey. So I want you to comment this in the comment section, say this just, out of appreciation for the Holy Spirit's friendship. Write these 3 simple words, friend of God. Now let's take a look at what kind of a friend the Holy Spirit is. First, we see that the Holy Spirit gives the best advice. Here's what Proverbs tells us about friendship. Proverbs 12:26, the godly give good advice to their friends. The wicked Lead them astray. That was Proverbs 12:26. You know that friend that constantly gives good advice? People are drawn to them. Maybe you yourself have gone to them before. And it seems that every time you go and talk to them, you walk away from the conversation with a little more clarity, with a little more confidence. Well, that's the Holy Spirit. You can take the difficult things to him. And he's going to give you the best advice. John 14:26 says this, but when the Father sends the Advocate as my representative, that is the Holy Spirit, he will teach you everything and will remind you of everything I have told you. Now that of course was Jesus speaking of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit reminds and he reveals. He reminds you of what you know to be true, while also revealing the path ahead. And so the Holy Spirit is that friend who gives you the advice that you need in that moment. What an advantage you and I have in this life. There is no greater advantage in life than friendship with the Holy Spirit. There is no greater privilege than friendship with the Holy Spirit. Think about the fact that the one who knows the future, The one who knows the hearts of others, the one who understands motives, the one who can see beyond what you can see. He gives you advice. And this is why we have to make sure that we're constantly tending to the presence of the Holy Spirit, that we're aware of the presence of the Holy Spirit, that we don't just go on living without acknowledging the voice of the Holy Spirit in our lives. You have to live at the pace of grace. Far too many of us are too rushed to ever slow down and listen for the voice of the Holy Spirit. Another thing to consider about the precious Holy Spirit is that he is fiercely loyal. Here again is what the Bible says about friendship. Proverbs 17:17, a friend is always loyal, and a brother is born to help in time of need. In Proverbs 18:24, we read this about friends. There are friends who destroy each other, but a real friend sticks closer than a brother. Proverbs 20:6, many will say they are loyal friends, but who can find one who is truly reliable? They say that if you can say to yourself that you have one true friend in life, that you're doing really well. Well, the Holy Spirit is that true friend. The Holy Spirit is fiercely loyal. You've heard it said, friends come and go, not so with the Holy Spirit. In fact, I think that's a worldly notion. And I think that friendship is somewhat of a lost art in the world, in the culture. And this is partly why many misunderstand the role of the Holy Spirit, because society has forgotten what friendship is. We often don't recognize how the Holy Spirit plays that part of friend in our everyday lives. So the world says friends come and go, but biblically speaking, you invest in friendships intentionally. You lose the friendships you don't invest in. You lose the friendships you lose appreciation for. You become too familiar with them. You fail to see their value. Well, the Holy Spirit doesn't do that to you. The Holy Spirit is loyal. He abides. Look at what John 14 says. John 14:15-16. If you love me, obey my commandments. And I will ask the Father and he will give you another advocate who will never leave you. And that's John 14:15-16. He abides, the Holy Spirit abides. never leaves. Now, some might take this to mean that we can go on living however we so choose. That's not at all what the Scripture is saying here. The Scripture is simply telling us that if you're a true born-again believer, the Holy Spirit abides with you. He doesn't leave you. He remains with you, not to excuse the sin, but to help you get things right. We often imagine that when we make a mistake, like A nervous dove, the Holy Spirit flutters away. But in fact, it's not so, for the Holy Spirit abides with you even when you make a mistake. You know, it's interesting that when you make a sinful mistake, it seems that the last thing that you want to do is pray. It seems that the last thing you want to do is go and read the Word. It seems that the last thing you want to do is go to church because then you'll just feel like a hypocrite. Well, Those are the first things that you should do. When you make a mistake, you should run to the precious Holy Spirit and say, help me get this right. You should run to the Lord in repentance, renouncing that wrongdoing, and let him clean you up. Let him make you better. Let him give you strength. Let him give you grace. Again, not to excuse the wrongdoing, to empower you though unto holiness. In 1 Corinthians 6:19, Paul the Apostle writes, don't you realize that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit who lives in you and was given to you by God? You do not belong to yourself. People often ask, how do I get closer to the Holy Spirit? The good news, you can't. You can't get any closer to the Holy Spirit because he dwells in you. How can anyone get any closer than dwelling within you? The Holy Spirit dwells in your physical being. The Holy Spirit dwells in your soul. Yes, in your soul. The Holy Spirit dwells in your spirit. He that is joined to the Lord is one spirit with him, and he abides. So I ask you, what are you doing with the Holy Spirit's hands? What are you looking at with the Holy Spirit's eyes? What are you listening to with the Holy Spirit's ears? Where are you going with the Holy Spirit's feet? What are you doing with the Holy Spirit's vessel? He's fiercely loyal. That means he abides even when we make mistakes, but do we grieve him by our actions? Our precious friend, the Holy Spirit, do we consider how what we do or don't do affect him? We need to be considerate of him because he's with us. And as you live with this awareness of his nearness, as you live recognizing that the Holy Spirit is in the room with you, that he is very much aware of your thoughts, your motives, your secrets, your actions, then that begins to transform the way you live because you don't want to live in a way that grieves him. He is that friend that sticks closer than a brother. He is that friend that abides even during difficult times. He is that friend that is that constant companion, so that when you wake up in the morning, he's there to greet you. When you go to bed at night, he's there to hear your thoughts. As you're driving to work, the Holy Spirit abides in that car with you. As you're preparing to take the exam, the Holy Spirit is there with you. When you experience a moment of joy and victory, The Holy Spirit's there with you celebrating. When you experience tragedy, disappointment, the loss of a loved one, the Holy Spirit abides there too, comforting you, strengthening you, speaking words of truth. When you're walking in holiness as you should, and you're doing everything that you know to do that is right, the Holy Spirit abides. And when you're faltering, when you're failing, when you're getting frustrated with yourself, when you feel like a hypocrite, the Holy Spirit abides too. The Holy Spirit is there on momentous occasions, things that mark our lives for the rest of our lives. And the Holy Spirit is there in the seemingly mundane. He's there delighting in every detail of our lives. The Holy Spirit is there when you're having an amazing encounter in his presence, in a church service, at a revival meeting, during a moment of worship. And the Holy Spirit is still there even when you don't feel him, when you feel like God is a million miles away, and you feel like you can't hear his voice, when you're wondering maybe if you did something wrong, because we go by faith, not by feelings. We go by what the word of God says, not what our emotions tell us. We know that the Holy Spirit is there, for Jesus said, who will never leave you. Listen, if you're enjoying this message so far and you think others need to hear it, make sure that you leave a like on this video right now. That's gonna help us to spread this content even further. And also let's make sure that you and I stay connected. I believe God brought you here for this moment. Make sure you and I stay connected. Subscribe to my channel on YouTube, click the notification bell when you do, so that you can continue to receive my teachings on the Holy Spirit. Now, this next one's gonna challenge you here. This is something else that a good friend does. He corrects you even when it hurts. In Proverbs 27:5-6, we read, An open rebuke is better than hidden love. Wounds from a sincere friend are better than many kisses from an enemy. What does this mean? What is Proverbs describing here in friendship? Well, open rebuke, that is to be corrected for wrongdoing, is better than just being flattered. And the wounds from a sincere friend are better than many kisses from an enemy. I'll give you an example here. And this might be somewhat of a dangerous analogy, but I'll give it anyway. Take a marriage, for example, a husband and a wife. You know, if that couple is maybe newlywed, maybe they don't understand God's standards, maybe they're just a little bit emotionally immature, they might imagine that they have to back everything their spouse says. Now, I'm not saying you shouldn't back your spouse. Do not hear what I'm not saying. That's why I said it's somewhat of a dangerous analogy. But there's like this high school relationship mentality where one spouse will back the other spouse, even in their wrongdoing. Now, I'm not saying you have to do this publicly, but I'm saying that if your spouse is doing something that's damaging them, or immature, or immoral, or ungodly, or it's not right, maybe they're mistreating people, then you as the spouse should present that lovingly and say, hey, this needs to be corrected. But that one mentality will say, well, no, because they're the ones doing it and I love them so, I'm just gonna let it be. I have to back them up. And that's not healthy. That's not mature. People in mature relationships recognize that there is a time to confront and correct. My wonderful, loving wife doesn't back everything I do and say because she loves me. Now, she's very sweet, very kind, but sometimes I may say something, sometimes I may have an idea that maybe could be tethered back a little bit. I'm a man of extremes. I like to take big risks, and sometimes that's not God's will. And I have a precious, wonderful, loving wife. My Jessica, who will say, babe, I don't know about this, or babe, maybe rethink that, or babe, you know, when you had that conversation, you came off a little bit this way. And she always does that privately, but I thank God for my Jessica because she's able to speak those, those corrective, loving whispers to me. And that is what we need. That is true friendship. That is maturity. And that's what the Holy Spirit does for us. Open rebuke is better than hidden love. Wounds from a sincere friend are better than many kisses from an enemy. The Holy Spirit, yes, is gentle like a dove, but He's also very direct. Let me read this to you in John 16:7-8. But in fact, it is best for you that I go away, because if I don't, the Advocate won't come. If I do go away, then I will send Him to you. And when He comes, He will convict the world of its sin and of God's righteousness and of the coming judgment. Now I have a message on this particular portion of scripture where I break down what those different convictions are, what they mean, how they apply. But for now, I'll simply mention this, that the Holy Spirit convicts of sin. The Holy Spirit reminds us of God's righteousness and how we obtain that righteousness. The Holy Spirit reminds us of God's coming judgment. The Holy Spirit corrects us when we're out of line. The problem is that many of us, like Samson, push away any direction from the Holy Spirit because we're so caught up in what we desire. We continually dismiss and ignore the voice of the Holy Spirit. And he continues to speak to us. He continues to correct us. But like Pharaoh, we harden our hearts. Think about what happened with Samson. He did not even realize that the influence of the Holy Spirit's power had weakened upon him. He just went on living, not recognizing that there was a weakening of influence in Holy Spirit power. And here's the scary thing. I'm not saying that a true believer can lose the Holy Spirit. That would be unbiblical. What I am saying is that the influence of the Holy Spirit becomes weaker as we become more disobedient. It's not that he leaves, it's that his influence is hindered in our lives. I don't want that to be me. And I'm not just talking about sin or wrongdoing. I'm talking about even those little compromises that we might not be able to label directly as sin, just that getting closer to the line of disobedience. Just those subtle changes in attitude, those subtle changes in our mindset, those things that we do that are inconsiderate or just a little selfish or just a little immature. The Holy Spirit's gonna call those to your attention. And here's the thing, the more you ignore the precious Holy Spirit, the easier it becomes to ignore Him. The more you ignore the Holy Spirit, the harder his voice becomes to hear. And this is why I caution you, dear believer, to recognize that the Holy Spirit is acting as your friend when he brings this correction into your life, that you shouldn't harden your heart and persist in compromise or outright sin, or even in those little changes in attitude or those immature actions that you choose. You should allow the Holy Spirit to speak to you, and you should act immediately when he does, because he is that friend that corrects you even when it hurts. You know, we all need that friend. Some of us have it in the natural, good. You also need the Holy Spirit, because he's gonna be able to correct things in you that others don't even see. He corrects and he convicts. Correct. Conviction is a gift. It's a benefit of his friendship. Let me say that again. Conviction is a gift. It is not a punishment. Conviction is a gift. Next, we see that the Holy Spirit, as your friend, partners with you in the work of ministry. Ecclesiastes 4:9 says, 2 are better than one because they have a good return for their labor. So often the scripture speaks of companionship, partnership, working together to see exponential results in the labor. We are partnered with the precious Holy Spirit. When we surrender, he moves. If we have faith, he'll work the miracle. If we will worship, he will manifest his presence. If we will preach the gospel, he will save the soul. If we will preach freedom, he will deliver the captive. Amen. If we will pray for the sick, he will work the healing. When we surrender, the Spirit moves. When we do the difficult, the Holy Spirit does the impossible. Acts 1:8. But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you, and you will be my witnesses, telling people about me everywhere, in Jerusalem, throughout Judea, in Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. Here we see the power of the Holy Spirit coming upon us for the purpose of the proclamation of the gospel. Now think about this. God chose to use human beings. The Lord, if he wanted to, could have placed a divine signal in the sky. He could have enlisted an army of angelic hosts to spread the gospel message all around the world. What does he choose to do instead? God chooses to use people. God chooses to partner with you. Now, when I use that word partnership and how it relates to God, we become uncomfortable with that because we think that the implication is that God needs us. That's not what I'm saying at all. I'm not saying that God can't do it without us. I'm not saying that God can't do it without us. I'm saying that God chooses to do it through us. God chooses a partnership with you. And so He provides the power. He's just looking for a vessel. He is the source. He just needs the funnel. And He chooses to need that for whatever reason, I can't explain it. I don't know why He chooses the foolish things of the world to confound the wise. I don't know why He chose to partner with us. I don't know why He placed His Holy Spirit in us and empowered us for ministry. But he's done that. And so when you fulfill the call of God, when you serve in the ministry to which God has assigned you, you need to understand that you're not doing it in your own strength. You're doing it in the strength of the Holy Spirit. And believers who fail to understand this are burned out. I'm not saying you should never be tired, because after all, it is the work of the ministry, but you should never be burned out. You should never be to the point where you just wanna quit. Now, I understand life brings circumstances. We experience tragedy, heartache, disappointment. I get that. So I'm not trying to be insensitive to those kinds of things. I'm just saying, generally speaking, the Christian life is not one of constantly wanting to quit. That's not what God called you to. But the Holy Spirit comes along and empowers you so that you can live with divine life flowing through you. Not doing it in your own strength, but doing it in His. It's not by power, nor by might, but by my Spirit, saith the Lord. Many of us do things in human effort, and we've been doing things in human effort for so long that were the Holy Spirit to remove His power, many of us wouldn't even recognize it. Let me ask you this, the ministry you serve in, the way you carry out the calling that God has placed on your life, could you continue to do it just as is without the power of the Holy Spirit? Now, before you say no, consider what I'm really asking here. I'm asking you that if the Holy Spirit were to remove his empowering presence, his empowering touch upon your ministry, could you continue to just serve in that ministry and not know it? Is there anything that requires faith about what you do? I'm asking, are you depending upon human effort, human systems, human programs, or are you surrendering to the power of the Holy Spirit? Because we should live our lives in such a way that the only explanation is the power of the Holy Spirit. Finally, the Holy Spirit is such a friend That he helps you when you fall. Ecclesiastes 4:10, if either of them falls down, one can help the other up, but pity anyone who falls and has no one to help them. Now, of course, he never fails, but true friends pick each other up. And that's what he does with you. You might think that when you make a mistake, yes, He'll correct you, we've covered that, but do you know that He picks you up? Do you know that He strengthens you? When you make a mistake, you might imagine that the Holy Spirit is hiding His face from you, maybe His hand on His forehead in frustration, and He's just fed up. He's had it up to here with you. His patience is worn thin. He's done giving you chances, right? That's what we probably imagine. But here's what the scripture says. Romans 8:26-27. And the Holy Spirit helps us in our weakness. For example, we don't know what God wants us to pray for, but the Holy Spirit prays for us with groanings that cannot be expressed in words. And the Father who knows all hearts knows what the Spirit is saying. For, The Spirit pleads for us believers in harmony with God's own will. Think about that. He gives you the strength that you need. Sometimes you're so weak, and sometimes I'm so weak that we don't even know what we should pray. Yet the Holy Spirit prays for us. And He prays with groanings that can't even be expressed in words. In other words, He's praying for you with passion and zeal, and He strengthens you in those weaknesses, and He inclines your heart toward God's statutes, and He bends you to God's will, and He gives you the desires you need to follow after Jesus. In other words, He doesn't just modify your behavior, He transforms your heart. He helps you when you fall, In our weakness, that's our flaws, that's our failings, in our weakness. Listen, everybody you know has weaknesses. And if I'm being honest with you, everybody you know has such weaknesses that if you knew those weaknesses, you'd wanna give up on them. Everybody is so flawed to where that if their loved ones really saw it all, they'd wanna give up on them. But not the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is patient and kind and merciful. And he abides with you and he picks you up just when you think you're finished, just when you think you're done, just when you say, Lord, I've messed up too many times. I've tried this way too many times. I'm now on my 1,000th attempt or whatever it may be. And I just, I'm so frustrated with myself. I can't seem to do what I know is right. And I can't stop doing what I know is wrong. Listen, you're not alone. You're not forsaken. You're not forgotten. You're not overlooked. You're not cast aside. He's not gonna give up on you. He loves you too much to leave you in your compromise. The Holy Spirit is more patient than we are sinful. He's more persistent than we are stubborn, and he's gonna work with you. I'm not saying he excuses your sin. Don't hear what I'm not saying. I am saying that he's that faithful friend. He's the one that stays when others walk out. When others quit on you, he's the one who says, hey, I'm not gonna give up on you. When others dismiss you as being too far gone, he says, I'm gonna make a way where there seems to be no way. When others are fed up with, they're frustrated with, they're done with your flaws and your failings and your carnal side, they're just done with it, the Holy Spirit says, I'm not going anywhere. I'm not going anywhere and I'm gonna help you. Get this right. You see, the Holy Spirit is not a reward for the super spiritual. No such thing as that group. The Holy Spirit is your only chance at being spiritual. The Holy Spirit gives you the desires that are godly. What sense would it make for God to remove from you your only chance at being holy as a punishment for you not being holy. He's not going to give up on you. He is that friend that remains when all others walk out. Lord, I pray in the name of Jesus that you would teach us to honor the precious Holy Spirit. Teach us to acknowledge his presence in our lives. Help us to walk with hearts filled with gratitude for the one who abides. Thank you, Holy Spirit, for being such a friend. Thank you, Holy Spirit, for never giving up on us, for advising us, for comforting us, for correcting us. Help us to surrender to your work in our lives. Even now, let them sense your presence. Precious Lord, I pray also that you would cause your healing virtue to flow. Touch and heal those who need healing in their body, in Jesus' name. Deliver the captive too. Break every Every bondage, every addiction. In the mighty name of Jesus, we pray. And I want you to type it in the comment section if you agree, type a big amen. Listen, even in seasons of chaos, even in seasons where the pundits are all saying the economy is collapsing, the devil doesn't take a vacation. Please hear me. The devil doesn't take a vacation. Neither should the church. Think of all of the causes that call for your attention in this world, many of them worthy, many of them not so worthy. Yet I want to remind you that there is no greater cause than souls. There is no message more important than the gospel of Jesus Christ. Now, we as a ministry have a very clear agenda. We want to win souls by preaching to the non-believer, by preaching to the unchurched at mass events all around the world and through media. We want to see an army of spiritual warriors raised who will be strong and vocal and committed to the cause of Christ. And we help to contribute to that agenda by spreading the word of God, strengthening believers through teachings like this. We wanna see the next generation impacted. And so our ministry has an internship program for youth and young adults. We wanna see believers who are biblically literate, who understand the scripture so that our movement might be grounded on sound doctrine. and on the guidance of the Holy Spirit. And so we have the Holy Spirit School, a free online school where we equip believers in the Word of God, Word and Spirit. We wanna see missions spread all over the world. So our ministry gives a portion of its resources to worthy, like-minded, vetted, effective causes and projects and organizations and churches so that we can support Our fellow brothers and sisters in the work of the mission field. There are many different points to our agenda, but it can all be summarized in this: we want to see the kingdom expand. And it's working. Listen, it's working. People are being saved. You can see it on the channel if you want. Go look at the thousands who've given their lives to Jesus through the work of this ministry, which belongs to the Lord. You can see the healing testimonies, the deliverance testimonies. You can receive the teachings yourself and see how they change your life. It is working. Don't be discouraged when you look at the world. Don't be discouraged when you look at the state of things. Recognize that light is advancing. The sky is not falling. Listen, the sky is not falling. Jesus is victorious. And so I ask you to get involved, to join hands with thousands of supporters from around the world and pour your resources into this great work, which is like a sword in the hand of God, effectively making progress. We are seeing progress. And listen to me now, we will win the soul of a generation. For the harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Get involved now. Don't put this off till next week. Don't put this off till next month. Don't put this off until the circumstances are ideal. 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