Devotion Introduction

[00:00:00] As I look across the audience, I see some tremendous power. But I would like to just address one person tonight that has got more power than all of us. That's found in Galatians, excuse me, Ephesians chapter 3. Where he says, now unto him that is able to do exceedingly, abundantly, above all that we ask or think. [00:00:35] Tremendous power, that's God. Unto him be glory. And as I think about the singing, it gets me excited about heaven. But there's tremendous power here tonight. And as we were addressed today, to work in unity and in peace, to glorify our Father, and that's what we want to do this evening. Even though we have more on our agenda, I can speak a little bit more. I kind of get a little excited at times, but I'm glad we have the group here this evening. God's not small. He's mighty. He's powerful. And I expect that from our two brethren this evening. He speaks something powerful tonight. [00:01:12] He's able to do that. Above that, we even ask for thanks, like I said. For this first speaker this evening, we have Brother Monroe Gidwick from Leon, Iowa. There's a change because of a funeral death by Leon Turner that they wanted to attend. So, Brother Monroe, do you want to come forward? Let's have prayer as he shares his devotional meditation. Loving Father, we thank you this evening for the power of God. [00:01:46] For the spirit that can awaken us, move us, even mold us for your glory. We commit, Monroe, to you at this point, even the words you speak to inspire us to be that diligent workman. In Jesus' name we pray.