Lucas Miles

I want you to know we are lucky to have Charlie Kirk.

I want you to know we are lucky to have Charlie Kirk.

Absolutely. We're here at Pastor Jensen Franklin's church, which Jensen's like America's pastor. He's just, he's so good to us. He's been so generous with this whole event, incredible facility.

Absolutely. We're here at Pastor Jensen Franklin's church, which Jensen's like America's pastor. He's just, he's so good to us. He's been so generous with this whole event, incredible facility.

And we have expected today about 1800 pastors and faith leaders from all across the country that are going to be joining us here really as a time of refreshing, as a time of encouragement, really shoring up their understanding on some of these key topics and issues that I think are facing the church today. And I think really as a celebration together.

And we have expected today about 1800 pastors and faith leaders from all across the country that are going to be joining us here really as a time of refreshing, as a time of encouragement, really shoring up their understanding on some of these key topics and issues that I think are facing the church today. And I think really as a celebration together.

So we're looking forward to hearing from, you know, some of the top speakers in this nation that we've brought together and it's going to be an incredible event.

So we're looking forward to hearing from, you know, some of the top speakers in this nation that we've brought together and it's going to be an incredible event.

There's not many groups that are gathering people like this at this size. That's over about 500 senior pastors, spouses. We have ministry leaders, you know, associate pastors, worship pastors that are all gathering here. And this is, you know, sometimes just getting 30 pastors in a room is like herding cats and it's hard to do.

There's not many groups that are gathering people like this at this size. That's over about 500 senior pastors, spouses. We have ministry leaders, you know, associate pastors, worship pastors that are all gathering here. And this is, you know, sometimes just getting 30 pastors in a room is like herding cats and it's hard to do.

And that is one of our really central issues, is that we want to help unify the church around primary doctrine. Look, I think that it's beautiful that churches have individual, unique, secondary positions that they take, and they can celebrate within their churches. But we have to learn how to work together. and not allow those secondary issues separate us.

And that is one of our really central issues, is that we want to help unify the church around primary doctrine. Look, I think that it's beautiful that churches have individual, unique, secondary positions that they take, and they can celebrate within their churches. But we have to learn how to work together. and not allow those secondary issues separate us.

And I think that's why we saw the problems in this nation, especially over the last four years, get to where it got to, because the church remained largely silent on these issues. They're debating secondary problems rather than working together to really stand for liberty and freedom.

And I think that's why we saw the problems in this nation, especially over the last four years, get to where it got to, because the church remained largely silent on these issues. They're debating secondary problems rather than working together to really stand for liberty and freedom.

It's a secondary issue. And so, you know, look, and some of these issues are tertiary, you know, and we can get into worship styles and different things. Do we sing hymns or modern songs? Those are not the things that we should be debating about as brothers and sisters of Christ. We have things like the Apostles' Creed and the Nicene Creed to guide us, which are really—

It's a secondary issue. And so, you know, look, and some of these issues are tertiary, you know, and we can get into worship styles and different things. Do we sing hymns or modern songs? Those are not the things that we should be debating about as brothers and sisters of Christ. We have things like the Apostles' Creed and the Nicene Creed to guide us, which are really—

Those aren't scriptures themselves, but they're summaries of the truth of the New Testament, and these are the things we want to rally around so that we can really work together. If we're going to be in heaven together, we should learn how to work together on earth.

Those aren't scriptures themselves, but they're summaries of the truth of the New Testament, and these are the things we want to rally around so that we can really work together. If we're going to be in heaven together, we should learn how to work together on earth.

You know, there's so many pastors, they're like that prophet in a cave thinking that they're all by themselves, but they need reminded that the Lord's reserved thousands, you know, that have not bowed the knee to Baal and that are willing to stand beside them. And so I think that our pastors here, they find relationships, they find friendships. I think they also find educational components.

You know, there's so many pastors, they're like that prophet in a cave thinking that they're all by themselves, but they need reminded that the Lord's reserved thousands, you know, that have not bowed the knee to Baal and that are willing to stand beside them. And so I think that our pastors here, they find relationships, they find friendships. I think they also find educational components.