But it is certainly an honor to be here. And good morning. How many here are morning people? Let me see your hand if you're a morning person. How many believe it ought to be legal to shoot morning people? All right. There's the other crowd. God has a sense of humor, doesn't he? He lets morning people end up married to night owls. I have to confess I have a little life philosophy. I do not like $3 or $4 gasoline. How many believe that's too expensive? But a $4 cup of coffee makes sense to me, alright? I mean, if I drink it by the cup, I'm willing to pay for it. But it is certainly a joy to be here. As Pastor mentioned, I litigate cases, and we'll talk a little bit later. But tonight, I'd encourage you to come back. We're going to kind of have an unusual service, be taking questions from the floor. But the NCLL, we have a newsletter and a prayer card. It is on the back table. and before we go you'll have an opportunity to get our newsletter but I would like to just for a moment think about our nation. We are here on Memorial Day weekend and I realize we're not just covering Memorial Day but really the founding of our country and the veterans and this particular holiday was put into effect really after the Civil War and it was where we had lost 600,000 Americans because both the North and the South were American casualties on both sides of the battle. Our largest loss of life and what they wanted to do was they wanted to remember those that paid the ultimate price. Continuing on, World War II, 400,000 and all into the modern conflicts of this day. We do need to remember while we've seen it beautifully in song and on the screen that there are people who have paid the ultimate price for our freedom. Yesterday I did my radio broadcast, Law Talk Live, that goes out across the nation and Linda called from California and she said, you know, ten years ago we buried my son. My son was in Iraq and two Iraqi children were at risk and he put himself in harm's way to save those children and was killed by those that were opposing our American forces. It was very difficult for my husband and I, but my husband was a pastor and we decided that in our tragedy we would use this opportunity to go forward and make a difference. Her husband now volunteers as a military chaplain and they've seen many people come to know Christ because of the loss of their son. While that is but one, I know that there are many in this room that have lost loved ones and certainly when we look around the nation we need to honor those, because their sacrifice never ends. They say that time does help, and it certainly through the way God made us, he gives us a grace and a strength. but their birthdays, their holidays, their events, their triggering moments and they continue to sacrifice for us to have freedom here in this country and we certainly do not want to take it for granted and I really appreciate your pastor, appreciate his leadership in wanting to make sure that that sacrifice is not lost on the modern day. How many figured out the secular media doesn't always emphasize it properly? Certainly many of our schools have kind of dismissed it. Even some of our monuments have almost gotten a little embarrassed about America as they want to put a different politically correct ideology back on our founders or on our philosophy as a nation. But indeed, this nation was founded as a nation under God. And I enjoyed in the video, I'm sure you did as well, hearing President Ronald Reagan took the White House in 1980. Unfortunately, as we sit here and talk to the young people, they don't remember a President Reagan because he'd already left office before they were born. But you listen to the words and the strength and the character that was in our history. How many believe we need to turn America back to God? and return to the values that made us strong. You know, don't ever get over the miracle of the United States of America. I mean, if you think about it, we won the war, okay? Revolutionary War, this kind of what we would call almost ragtag group. I mean, they were underfunded, they were abused, they did not have good supplies, and they had some brave leaders, we think of Washington and others, but It was really unbelievable that they won. We were grateful the French stepped up and gave us a little naval support. But then this country got going. And just think about this for a moment. Many of you have experienced startups. Maybe you had a startup marriage, startup business, certainly a startup church. Or when you look at starting something, we know how difficult that it is. Well, imagine starting a country. And as we know from our history, we almost went under. In the early days, there was a lot of bickering and arguing. The Articles of Confederation weren't working. They weren't sharing money. They were having difficulty making all this work. Some were even saying, let's just go back under England. It would have been better to stay with the Parliament. And there were debates and concern. And this country was in a lot of trouble. And they called what we now call our Constitutional Convention. But if you really look at it in their context, it was kind of an emergency business meeting. They put the leaders of the different states together and they gathered in Philadelphia. And as they gathered them there, one of the major questions is how will we make it? How will we survive? How will we go forward? And by the way, as the Supreme Court noted in its recent ruling, They prayed at that time. How many appreciate they did pray? And they prayed in Jesus' name. They knew who they were praying to. But they asked for wisdom and leadership. And you know they would draft the Constitution. The document that with its seven articles and now 27 amendments, and remember the first ten were right at the beginning, has been our supreme law of the land now these 200 plus years. sent this document out to the states for approval, they had kind of a debate at the end, because it was a fear-driven debate. They said, how will we make this thing work? I mean, you know, we had the Articles of Confederation. It didn't work. How will our courts operate? What type of legal system will we use? And as they debated back and forth, they looked at two models. One was the English common law. and the other was the French civil law. Well, you might understand that there would be reticence to go back to anything that the British had provided, because that was the mother country, that was the country they'd broken away from, and while the war had a lot of noble objectives, they wanted freedom, they wanted liberty, it also had some practical concerns. Many of you know from history the Boston Tea Party, a little phrase, taxation without what? representation. And by the way, how many feel like that happens to us sometimes in Washington? But nonetheless, they had felt like British rule had oppressed them and taken away their freedoms, and so anything that was out of Britain was of concern. But British common law was a Bible-based legal system. And by the way, how many believe a legal system based on the Word of God is not a half-bad idea? And so the old English common law had biblical underpinnings, biblical traditions. Many of the judges and lawyers through the history of the English common law were also pastors, because the knowledge was the same. If you knew the word of God to preach or evangelize, you could certainly sit as a judge or an attorney, because the Bible was the source of knowledge for equity and fairness in the legal system. And that was the English system, but a lot of the founders were concerned. The French had come up with a new system that kind of worked like this. It said you take the smart, educated people, you give them the tough problems, you let them come up with their creative solutions. And as you sit here this morning, you may say, well, Mr. Gibbs, that doesn't sound half bad. Smart folks, give them the problems, let them be creative. What was the difficulty? Well, the difference that the founding fathers noted was that there was no controlling moral authority under the civil system. The English judges all understood that the Bible was the base of their knowledge, so all their rulings lined up with the Word of God. The French had pulled the Bible out. There was no standard. And they could stay in biblical purview just on their own restraint, but the system did not require it. That's what our founding fathers debated. That's what they argued about. That's what they prayed over. And I would tell you their decision, many of you know what they decided, but if you look at it, it's truly remarkable. In the pages of human history, you cannot find a nation that broke away in rebellion, declared themselves independent by revolution, and then by decision would adopt the law of the country they broke away from. But that's exactly what the founders did. They became an English common law nation. And it was at that point the phrase was born, we choose to be a nation under God. By the way, how many appreciate that decision of the founding fathers? And you look at from that point in our history until this day, you can see where it was their intention that the Bible would be laid alongside of the Constitution, the decisions, the government operations of the day. Starting with our very first president, George Washington, who could have become king, could have been elected to any office he so desired, but showing restraint, showing accountability, not wanting to replicate anyone that would have too much power. He stepped down after two terms, but when he became president, up till President Barack Obama, every single president in our nation has laid their hand on a word of God when they're sworn in to take office. Now you may say, well is that just symbolic? No, it was understood that the Bible was the document they were to be looking to. The Congress, up until lately, were all sworn in on Bibles. They now allow them to choose, but historically, the Word of God was the document. The Supreme Court actually has a Supreme Court Bible. The final act the Supreme Court Justice will do before they take their seat on the court, they had an older one, they lost it, I think in a fire, there's a 1914 Justice Harlan Bible, kind of a big family Bible they use now, and the Supreme Court Justice will sign his or her name underneath the words, I promise to uphold the truth of the Word of God and the United States Constitution. No question we were founded as a Christian nation. And by the way, how many believe God blessed that decision of our founders? I mean, what our soldiers and our veterans have fought and stood for. I mean, you look at the beauty of America, the business of America, the industry of America. You look at the churches, the missionaries, the outreach of America. God indeed blessed the United States of America. You say, David, I love America. I love this emphasis. I love what we're talking about. But what in the world is going on today? It sure doesn't seem like our leaders are referring to the Word of God. It doesn't seem like our courts are quoting it. I mean, the case is even winning the prayer in Jesus' name issue. I mean, we're looking at Ten Commandments being attacked. We're looking at prayer and Bible reading out of our schools. What is going on in America today? I'll give you a quick overview that gives you a little perspective on the battle we're facing. You go back to the 50s or 60s, and the people of America began to grow weary with the authority of the Word of God. They began to say, you know that Bible, that Bible says some things are always right. And by the way, how many believe the Bible does do that? And you know that Bible, it says some things are always wrong. And by the way, how many believe the Bible does that too? God does not have to give the ten recommendations or the Ten Suggestions. He's God. He can give the Ten Commandments. But the people of America began to not want to submit to that authority. They began to say, you know, I kind of want to live my life my way. I want to do my thing. I'd like to do what's right in my own eyes. And by the way, how many believe that problem persists to the modern day? Well, yeah, I don't want the Bible telling me what to do. I think, well in my opinion, well this makes me happy, and we're in a society where people don't want to submit to the Word of God, and as the people of America pulled the Word of God out of their lives, how many figured out the courts and the legislatures followed right behind? And they replaced our legal system with exactly what our founding fathers rejected. They pulled the Bible out and we now have educated people. I don't know whether they're smart or not, but they're educated. And we're given the tough problems of the day and they come up with their solutions, but how many figured out there's no controlling moral authority? They do, whether it's the Supreme Court, they do, whether it's the Congress, they do, whether it's over in Raleigh or the White House, they do what they think is best without looking to the standard of God Himself. And that's why we have the chaos that we do in our country. That's why they can redefine marriage. I was yesterday working on a brief, helping an attorney out in Utah. You know, they've redefined marriage. They're attacking here in North Carolina, your marriage amendment. And by the way, how many believe marriage should be between a man and a woman? And in case you're wondering, check out Genesis 1. That's how it was set up before sin entered the world. But a 50-page ruling out in Utah saying that polygamy is probably now okay in America. And how many understand when you move away from the standard of God, anything can come in, any level of perversity, any level of decadence. You say, well, David, you're giving me a little indigestion. How do we as God's people, how do we turn and indeed put our nation back on the right track? You know, it's a wonderful thing about the Word of God. Look at 2 Chronicles 7. And we won't be long this morning. But how many rejoice that God gives the formula for healing? He gives the formula for healing a nation. Now, I'll broaden this out just a little bit. This same formula for healing will fix your family. It'll fix your workplace. It'll fix the problems in your life. And as you look at 2 Chronicles 7 and verse 14, I noticed the first three words because I think they're interesting. It does not begin with, if the government. How many figured out the answer is not in Washington, D.C.? And it doesn't say, if the judges. How many figured out the courts aren't going to fix America? But it also doesn't say, if the evil doers. How many figured out there's a lot of wickedness in our land, and sometimes we like to blame them. But God doesn't say if the evil do anything. Look at those first three words in 2 Chronicles 7, verse 14. It says, if my people. Say those three words out loud. If my people. One more time. If my people. Now, on this God and Country Sunday, on this Memorial Day weekend, at this moment in your life in 2014, if you believe you hold in your hand the very Word of God. God just said if. Now, what does that mean for every man here, every woman here? It gives you an opportunity to do one of two things. This morning you can say yes to God Himself and that would It would certainly be my prayer. I know Pastor Broyhill loves the people, the guests, the members that are here. And it would be his prayer that every person here would indeed say, yes, let me be part of the solution. Let me be part of the healing for my nation. But heartbreakingly, and I hope nobody here, but in a room this size with this number of people, there may be some that would be so brave as to say no to God Himself. And as you look at this verse, it really lays out the problem that we're facing in our country. Look what God says. He says, if My people, that's you and I, the ones that are called by My name, shall humble themselves and pray, and seek My face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and I will forgive their sin. And notice the last phrase of promise. and will heal their land." How many believe God could heal the United States of America? God could heal the state of North Carolina. God could heal the city of King. But let me even go a little further. God could heal your family. I believe there's some families that need some healing. God could heal your workplace. You say, oh man, I go to work, it's a mess, everything's Or maybe you're in some type of work for God where you're struggling and you say, boy, we need a healing. Maybe you've got a relationship issue. Maybe it's just real personal. Maybe you're just sitting here broken and struggling. You say, I need God to heal. God gives His formula here. He says, my people, number one, need to humble themselves. Now, you know what humbling yourself is? It's where you make the decision right now that what you think doesn't matter But what God has said in His Word must control. You know, we're in a society right now where we almost worship human opinion. Everybody wants to know what the commentators are saying. I do some Fox News. People love the talking heads, the argument, the buzz. We get on the Internet. We get on Facebook, Twitter. Everybody wants to talk about what everybody else is thinking, where the polls are, where the opinions are. But you know what, all of that is just the opinions of men. And remember too, how many of you ever figured out you can be wrong sometimes? Anybody here ever had a stupid opinion? Can I see your hand please? You go, oops, didn't mean that. But you know what God says, it's time to humble yourself. It's time to say, you know what, it's not what the political pundits are saying. It's not even what the conservative commentators. It might not even be what the religious leaders of your nation are saying. It's what you need to do is say, I'm going to humble myself, and I'm going to start listening to exactly what God says. By the way, that's what you do when you become a Christian, isn't it? I mean, if you really think about it, when you get saved, and by the way, it's a free gift. How many rejoice in the grace of God? Can't buy it, can't earn it. Please don't put yourself under that burden. No man can live under the law of trying to earn back to God. But the grace, God saved you as a free gift. But if you logically think about what you have to do, you've got to set aside whatever you were trusting in before, and you have to take God at His word. That's how you become a Christian. And so you say, okay, I'm not going to trust in my good works. I'm not going to trust in my church membership. I'm not going to trust in these other things, these false religions. I will take God at his word. And how many rejoice with that simple act of faith? Any man, any woman can become a Christian. All you have to do is say, God, I will take you at your word. You know, if you just think about it, I'm a sinner and God gave himself for me and rose again from the dead. You get that simple faith statement out and understood, how many rejoice that person becomes a child of God himself? But you know what? You need to humble yourself. But then after you're a Christian, how many then recognize we still like to put our own opinion back on the top of the Word of God? You don't verbalize it because this would sound disrespectful, but here's how you live your life. I know what the Bible says, but I think... How many understand what happened right there? You just put yourself over the top of the Word of God. And by the way, that's what they do in Washington. That's what they do in court. Whatever the Bible says, we don't care. We think. And that's the problem in our nation. And that could be the problem in your life, your family, your ministry. God says, you want my healing, number one. Humble yourself. Say, I'm done doing what I think. I'm going to start doing exactly what God says. Notice what he says, number two, you need to pray. I'll just ask you quickly, if you believe in prayer, everybody put their hand up. That's not my question. How many of you actually pray? Different question, isn't it? If I asked you right now, how many of you watched 30 minutes of TV in the last week you didn't even like. A lot of people would admit to that, wouldn't they? How many figured out there's a lot of nutty stuff on TV? I mean, you know, if you figure out swamp people, you're better than me. I don't know. You know, people, oh, well, Duck Dynasty, that's Christian, you know. But, you know, here's the reality. 30 minutes just disappears like that. We don't even think about it. But then could I ask a question, when was the last time you took 30 minutes and said, I'm going to seek the face of my God for my nation, for my community, for my church? You ever thought about taking 10 minutes for the president, the governor, their staffs, 10 minutes for the Congress, the legislative delegation here in North Carolina, 10 minutes for the judges, Supreme Court, state courts? Boy, 30 minutes would disappear like that. But there's times we say, well, I'm just kind of busy doing what I think. And all of a sudden, you see where humbling yourself and prayer go together. Humbling yourself is where you say, it's not my opinion, it's what God has said. And then prayer is where you say, you know what? It's not going to be my best efforts. It's not going to be what I can accomplish. I've got to totally depend on God by faith. God says, you want that humbling and that healing? Humble yourself, pray. Notice what he says, number three, seek my face. The word seek connotes with some energy. How many of you, like me, have decided there's enough grumpy people in the world already? How many are married to a grumpy? No, don't put your hand up. Bad idea. That'll mess up your weekend. You're not going to enjoy your barbecue. But the reality is, you know, The idea is that you're as excited about God and your faith as anything else in your life. You're seeking. Now, it doesn't mean you can't be excited about other things. I mean, you can be excited about hunting, fishing, barbecuing, seeing family, having new grandbabies, new job promotion, vacation, lots of things people get excited about, and there's nothing wrong with that. But are you as excited about the things of God? And you can always tell when somebody's excited. I'll make it real simple. They talk about what they're excited about. How many agree with that? And number two, they spend time and money on it. And so if you're excited about something, you will always see that pattern. And what God says is, you know what, the world is never going to get more excited about your faith than you are. Are you going to seek my faith with that passion, with that energy, with that appreciation for your salvation? And then number four, he says, would you turn from what you know to be wrong? Turn from your wicked ways. And we see that verse and sometimes we like to think about the evil in our communities, evil in the secular world. But remember, the verse was written to God's people. And by the way, we get good at hiding our sin, don't we? How many here have ever pretended to have your act together better than you really got it together? Can I see your hand, please? If you didn't raise your hand, you just lied in church, okay? So, I mean, you know, I mean, the reality is, and if you wonder, invite somebody over to your house, and what do you do? You clean it all up. Pretend you live that way all the time. Hope they don't open the closet and impale themselves with what could come falling out. Feed this nice meal and pretend like you cook that for your husband every evening. I mean, we, you know, we like to, you know, let people think we got it going on and we got it going on better than we actually do. I mean, if somebody showed up here drunk, you'd see it real quick. You'd be like, oh, man, he's drunk. He can't walk. He's slurred his speech. He smells. But we can walk into church and look real good, but we can have things in our heart and minds that aren't right. And you know what God says? Turn from what you know to be wrong. Now we do these four things, wonderful miracle, whether it's America, whether it's North Carolina, whether it's King, whether it's your family, whether it's your situation, God says, I will hear you. And how many are happy God hears us when we pray? He says, number two, I'll forgive you. How many are delighted God doesn't hold grudges? And then God, not David Gibbs, Not the great Calvary Baptist Church. Not any man or woman here. But God says, I will heal. How many believe America needs a healing? We need a healing so the death of these soldiers and the sacrifice of these families are not in vain. But maybe you're sitting here this morning and you say, David, I need a healing. I need a healing in my own spirit. I need a healing in my family. I need something that only God can do. God says, would you humble yourself? Would you pray? Would you seek me? Would you get excited again? Would you turn from what you know to be wrong? And how many believe God will keep his word? If my people, say those three words one more time. If my people, bow your heads, close your eyes. Just a moment, we're going to open up the altars and The piano is going to softly begin playing and you're here this morning and you say, Mr. Gibbs, I am hurting for America. And I do want to be part of the answer, not part of the problem. Maybe you're hurting for your community. Maybe you're hurting for your family, maybe your relationship. Maybe there's a marriage here that needs healing. Maybe it's just you. Maybe it's a workplace issue. Maybe it's you've lost the joy of your ministry or you're volunteering here at the church. I don't know, but God does. And He says, if my people. You're here this morning, you say, Brother David, the Holy Spirit did speak to me. And I do want to take God at His word. I do want to say yes to Him. I do want to be part of the solution, part of the answer, not part of the problem. That's the prayer of your heart. Would you slip a hand up and back down all over the building? And again, we're not counting them. We're not taking names. We're not putting any pressure on you. It's just a little physical movement for you to affirm what the Lord may be doing in your heart, your mind. Our prayer, Pastor and I, before the service is that no one would leave today the same as they came. That the Christians would be challenged to a closer walk with Christ and that the lost would come to know Him. And that would be my second question this morning is maybe you're here today, you say, David, I'm still trying to find my way back to God. I'm still under the burden of my sin. I still feel like I got to measure up. I still feel like I got to obey all the rules or join something, do something. But if I were to die today, I don't know where I'd go. My friend, the good news of the gospel, simple faith in Jesus Christ, just accepting that free gift. It's just something you could do this morning. It wouldn't take long. It'd be a wonderful thing. The Christians here would rejoice. But you're here this morning. You say, Mr. Gibbs, I'm not sure where I'd spend my eternity. Would you slip a hand up or back down anywhere in the building? Just give me the privilege of praying for you. Again, we won't call you out. We wouldn't embarrass anybody. This is a group of good Christian people that would just be thrilled if this would be the day where you would make that decision to trust Jesus Christ as your Savior. Father, you've seen our hands. Way more importantly, you've seen our hearts. Lord, as we now move to this time of invitation, I pray that we would be obedient to what your Holy Spirit would have us to do. I know it's a busy weekend and the devil's already jumping into people's hearts and minds and trying to distract away from what your Holy Spirit is doing. Lord, I pray that you would squelch the devil and that the Holy Spirit would be able to find good ground to find sweet spirits and hearts where people want to indeed respond to your word. And Lord, I pray for a healing in America. Lord, I pray that we would humble ourselves and start depending on you in prayer. Lord, reinvigorate the joy of our salvation. Turn us from what we know to be wrong. And Father, we thank you that you hear us, that you forgive us. And Lord, now please do what only you can do. Heal our land. In the name of Jesus, I ask these things. Please remain prayerful and stand to your feet as your pastor comes for the invitation. His heads are bowed and eyes are closed all over the building this morning. God's spoken to your heart. You say, Preacher, I need personal healing in my soul from the guilt of sin. Maybe you're here today and you've never had your sins forgiven. You don't have the assurance if you died you'd go to heaven. Wouldn't today be a wonderful day? that you received Jesus Christ who paid the ultimate sacrifice for your sins, was buried and rose again, who's alive in heaven, who will set you free from the guilt and the pain and the shame of sin. And if you're here today, just slip forward. There'll be men at the end of each of these aisles. I'll be here at the front just whispering in one of our ears, I'm not sure I'm saved. And we'll have somebody take a Bible and show you from the Bible how you can be saved today. Just let us know you're not sure. We're here to help you. Do you need to humble yourself? Christian, do you need to pray? Christian, do you need to turn from your wicked ways? If God has spoken to your heart this morning and you want healing in your family, this community, our state, our nation, why don't it start with us who are called the people of God and bring ourselves under the authority of God and His Word. Father, take the message. Use it in every heart and every life this morning. Do in people's hearts what we as humans cannot do. Draw those who are without You to Yourself. Help them to trust You as their Savior today. Lord, who may be wayward in their heart or sin in their life. Lord, they're burdened for their family, their marriage, their country. And they have a burden to come and humble themselves afresh in You before You. God, a time to inspect and examine our lives to ensure that we're living our lives under the authority of God and not ourselves. And Father, I pray that we would respond today. In Jesus' name I pray. As Brother Dan sings, God's spoken to your heart, you come. God's spoken to your heart, but this morning you say, Preacher, I'm not sure I'm saved. Can we help you today? Would you slip out of your seat and let somebody take an open Bible in front of that Bible and show you how you can be saved? Your sins forgiven, have the hope of heaven. Maybe your marriage is at a crossroads today and you need healing. Why don't you come and get help from God today? Maybe you need to pray for your family, your nation. God spoke into your heart. Listen folks, we probably, as we look inside things that we need to deal with, let's do our business with God this week. Folks have already come, what about you? What about you? Search me and try, Pastor today, Wiser than snow, Watch me just now, As in thy presence, Help me now. Folk are praying. I trust you're praying in your heart, doing inventory of our lives, how easy it is to say, God, I'll do it my way. Folks are still praying. Let's give them a moment to pray. Let's be patient just a moment. Let folk talk to the Lord. If you need to be seated, that's fine. You go right ahead. We understand. you All right, look this way if you would please. You can be seated for just a second. I know you're ready to go, but there's a couple things we need to do before you go. It's always a little longer service on God and Country Sunday, and I know that, and so we're not going to keep you in on what we need to. I'm going to have Brother Gibbs to come back up. He's going to give you a couple parting comments, talk to you about tonight's service, and I trust that you'll make that extra effort and make that choice to be back tonight at 630. He's going to tell you what's going on there, and then I'm going to give a couple final announcements before we pray, okay? So you guys can get my announcements ready, okay? Just very quickly, our ministry at NCLL, we go out and we defend in all these cases and we do it as a ministry. We don't make a charge. How many believe the words lawyer and the words for free don't connect up naturally? And I'm grateful to this church. You support us and stand with us and we're certainly honored to be your general counsel. But then also people pray for the cases. How many believe prayer moves the hand of God? And as you leave today, in the back is a prayer card and a newsletter. I'd encourage you to take either or both if that would be a blessing to you. It's on a little table there. And then we'd also like to give you an opportunity to sign up for our newsletter. The ushers have some envelopes. Guys, come on up to the front real quick. We'll do it real quickly. And I'll just do it this way. If you're an adult who can read and you're not currently receiving my newsletter, raise your hand and they will hand that to you real quickly. And guys, if you would hand those out, And then once you get that envelope, what I'm going to ask you to do is if you would fill it out real fast. We've discovered that envelopes that get put in Bibles remain there till the rapture. Ladies, don't put it in your purse. The Lord himself wonders what you may have with you some days, all right? So just fill it out real fast. You say, well, David, I don't have anything to put in it. No problem. I'll fill it out. We'd love to send you the newsletter, connect up with you. If you do put anything in it, please know 100% goes to the ministry. All goes to the NCLL and helps in the cases. And so if you would fill those out quickly, we will collect them up momentarily. So as you're filling them out, get a pen or pencil out. You can fill that out and we will get them right back. Let me mention tonight I do realize it is a holiday weekend. But how many rejoice in the fact that God doesn't take any holidays? He's always there for us. But I would invite you to come out. We're going to do a little different service tonight. I do the Law Talk Live radio program where we take questions from across the country. And so we're going to kind of do a Law Talk Live service. Now what that means is any question you have, you will have an attorney working for you for free tonight. Now I wouldn't recommend you come in and ask about how to divorce your wife while she's sitting there. That's not a good thing. But we'll talk about constitutional issues, legal issues, anything that you've seen in the news, anything you'd like to talk about. So I would encourage you, it might be a service too that you may want to encourage a friend