Objectives of a Revival-Oriented Ministry in the Local Church — Ralph Sutera

How is everybody tonight? How is your faith and How is your God? Greater than your faith, I hope. So there's hope for the rest of us. I noticed that. Something I said this morning really registered. Do you remember I talked about not sitting up in the balcony because the Bible warns against that.

Being there's spiritual wickedness in high places. And look at that. There are only three that are up there and they are even in the darkness. They don't even want to be seen where the light is. See and everybody else is down here tonight.

That's one of wonderful indeed. How many are with us? This is your first night in our session since last night. Well, welcome welcome to International Falls the Winnipeg of the United States. That means what that means is the icebox of the United States, huh?

Wonderful. These folks have come from Ray. All the folks from Ray just wave your hand again. So they see how many look at that see how many look at that that deserves another clap. I'll tell you why they're here because they did not want to listen to their pastor preach tonight.

That's what someone told me no, no, no, no, no, no, not really but it's a delight to have them from the Bible Church here. It's wonderful indeed. But now for the some of the rest of you here for the first time I feel bad about that because we're already this is the one two, three.

This is the fourth session already. Isn't that one two three? Yeah for a session. So you're three sessions behind. What that means is you cannot afford to miss anything else and that's that's the importance of what we're doing.

See, it's line upon line truth upon truth on the subject of what really is revival in the local church. Lots of thoughts and ideas about and tonight tonight. We basically deal with the objectives of a revival oriented ministry.

Five Objectives of a Revival-Oriented Ministry

Five objectives of a revival oriented ministry and you'll be glad that you're here tomorrow night hindrances to revival Tuesday night the true nature of revival of personal revival and Wednesday night the results of revival so you can stay home if you want to but I'm coming because I.

You know, this is such a vast subject. It's such a vast subject. It's hard to package it you could tell that the speed that I have to go and you have no idea how much I leave out that I leave out purposely because of time.

But it's a vast subject and it's a thrilling subject and more than a subject. It's exciting when we enter into it. Really is really is now as we get started remember the the handouts from this morning.

Two sessions are on the table for those who did not receive it and if you'd like to take more than one feel free to do so and Then there will be will make sure Mary make sure the handouts for tonight's session will be on the table as well.

So getting started. I just want to say There is a paper called the revival fellowship news the revival news which was born out of what happened in Canada in the 1970s. I have one copy here being I fly.

I did not you know I can't carry everything already. The pastor said oh that suitcase is so heavy. She was 46 pounds. I'm allowed 50 so I felt bad that I didn't bring four more pounds. See, but so I didn't care but here's one issue.

This is one of the issues and this one. Lose pictures on the cover of this one and says lucifer leads prayer ministry, by the way, that's where he is tonight. He's in Portage. La Prairie Manitoba. Tonight starting I I feel bad because he got the front page.

So my ego was deeply affected. I'm on the second page. Next time I'm going to say I'm on the first page and he's on the last page. But this is the this is the paper that keeps you informed about what's happening in this ministry and not only our ministry.

But I can tell you that as a result of what happened in the prairies in the 70s there are about 25 to 30 different teams that have been born out of that and Should we never have another crusade ourselves?

There be no way of stopping what it is that God's done. So if you would like to receive it Feel free to do so it's basically just sign up for it. There's no fee for it. Supported by the gifts of God's people so you can be informed to pray intelligently for us and to know where we are in the process.

Also, there is another paper that and you may not be familiar with some may here. I was a copy. Here's my copy the herald of his coming. No fanfare, no pictures. Just plain print. This is probably the greatest revival oriented paper in America.

That is to say that just gets right to what's happening in relation to revival. It's no fee. I Have these stacked in my drawer as at home for years. The herald of his coming how many are familiar with it.

See three of you look at that four or five see that's all this issue. Pleading for revival in our day by Martin Lloyd-Jones. That's the lead art here. Inside bearing fruit together for you for his glory.

No, with every great revival some tarried some waited some wrestled and some travail. Depleted spiritual power can be renewed by Wesley dual. This is just one issue. Let your light shine before the Lord.

Unforeseen fruit by Jim Simbala from the Brooklyn Tabernacle in New York. Okay, our honor goes that's the kind of paper prayer faith revival get on the mailing list and May and the reason I'm saying this you can sign up for both of those out on the table tonight.

So that you can see to it. You can be informed accordingly. Just some items to help you on the subject. Well. Tonight when you leave you'll receive The paper that says objectives of revival ministry and how to revive our churches.

That's one of the handout for tonight. We're talking tonight about objectives of a revival oriented ministry now. These are not these are not sermons. These are this is an orientation on the subject of revival.

And it's my hope that God will use it to stimulate and stir a genuine hunger in the hearts of God's people for a biblical revival and. For those who were here last night and this morning I'm not putting it up tonight to show the difference between evangelism revival and spiritual awakening.

Evangelism primarily is when men by human means promote the gospel in a community. By having an evangelist come they advertise and so on and it's wonderful spiritual awakening. I pronounced as God supernaturally coming on the scene with no human means calling people to repent.

Such as what happened in Wales in 1904 people were struck under conviction on their way to work and backs of trucks and on and on it goes. But we're talking about revival that is cleansing and readjusting in the body of Christ to prepare the church.

Should there be a spiritual awakening or For evangelism. What would happen. I said it last night or this morning. What would happen should there be a genuine spiritual awakening where? Thousands of people would be swept into the kingdom of God in a short period of time where the church is prepared To handle that and That's why we're dealing with the objectives of a revival oriented ministry.

Why is it important? Well, here are the objectives. We start in operation cleansing or the inward direction of revival. Operation restoration and fellowship the sideward direction. Operation intercession the upward direction revival operation discipleship the onward direction and then operation outreach.

The outward direction of revival now when you take a look at those five objectives operations and objectives which of those five. Does the average church want to have happened the most and long to have happened the most.

Which is the one that? Basically churches seek to go after the most. Which one number what? Five. We're here to reach this community. How are we going to do it? But so we do everything possible to learn how to do it.

Well some of the ways in which we try to learn how to do it is we hear that down in, Florida. There is a church down there that they have a wonderful way of reaching people. So we are going to send our pastor and two or three deacons or church leaders with him.

To find out what that's all about so they can come back and tell us how we can reach people in our community here. The way they do it there. Well, we spend the money send the people down from especially from International Falls to Florida way down, South, Florida.

It's a quite a trip and so they go or they can send them someplace else, but this is one that seems quite popular. There's nothing wrong with what they do in Florida it works. So what happens is they come back and now they're going to tell us about this great program, which works in Florida.

How we do it. Well the best way to start is to have a Banquet a meal for all everybody to hear how it happens. So they plan the Friday night the everybody come. Everybody come special meals spaghetti and meatballs and lasagna for dessert that should do it.

Okay, so let's say a hundred people show up because we're going to hear about this great program of outreach. And especially the fact that we have a meal at the end of the program there everybody's excited about it at the end of the evening they announce.

Next Friday night we start the program. No spaghetti and meatballs and lasagna only coffee and doughnuts. How many do you think show up? We're going to start this program. Everybody got excited to come the week before.

How many. Well let's go there's somebody give me a guess how many would you say how many. 20? 12 10 oh my. I want to be really liberal this time this morning not so much, but this time liberal 50 people let's say 50 show up.

Oh. You're going to start 50 because there's coffee and doughnuts the next week no doughnuts. Just coffee. How many show up? How many? Well if you keep with me 20. I heard 25 over here 25 see from cut it in half 25 the following week.

The word got around the church that the coffee didn't taste right it tasted as if it had dirt in it. Of course it was just ground that morning. Some of you didn't get that but they come later. How many show up tell me how many?

Twelve and a half who said that. You are right because one of them was pregnant you give that you give that about six weeks. And you know how many will show up the pastor the two deacons went to Florida and maybe maybe one Other that might have caught the vision.

What was wrong is there something wrong with the program? Not at all it works then down there. You know what you know what's wrong? You know what's wrong. We start at the wrong end. We started at the result.

So you know it says well it didn't work didn't work somebody gets excited about that says well. You know what maybe we started wrong. Let's see. Operation outreach didn't work. Well. Let's just cut that off.

Maybe we'll go watch how backwards we go. Well, maybe our problem is in our churches. We we just have too many fringe people. We need to disciple some people that that have just fringe you know the kind that come once in a while in my files I have a cartoon picture of a man getting dressed up for church he's tying his bowtie and She is combing her hair getting ready to go to church, and he says to her honey I wish they would put Christmas and Easter on the same day.

This constant running to church is getting me down. So you know every church has people like that fringe people if there's a concert. They'll come if their children are involved in a program. They'll come if there's a meal and something exciting out of those they may show up.

Fringe people once in a while they'll show up in church sure they have to because if one of their family goes to the hospital. They have to have some name of a church to put down the hospital records.

Because they don't want anybody to think they're heathen. Or unchurched, but that doesn't seem to work. Fringe people and. By the way pastor says why don't you go after those people those people no pastor look?

I've had some run-ins with those people. I know them. They don't. I have the idea that if you can't get people to go for people. They don't know you may have a harder time getting to go after some people.

They already know. Because of run-ins in the past the way they've had to deal with him. Well that doesn't seem to work. You know what I saw was somebody says you know what our problem is we just don't pray enough.

Watch how backwards we are. We just don't pray enough we. How can we ever expect God to bless if we don't pray by the way? Do you know why do you know why people do not go come to prayer meeting. Why many people do not come to prayer meeting?

Because they read their Bible. What? Sure. They read their Bible, and there's a verse in the Bible. I quoted it this morning psalm 66 18 it says if I regard iniquity in my heart the Lord will not hear me and They know that they are not on speaking terms with God.

They're on spanking terms with God because of unconfessed sin. So they have enough sense than to come to prayer me because it's a waste of their time. Because God's not going to hear them anyhow and At least they understand the scripture.

So why show up more important cleaning the basement? God's not going to hear them now. They would never whisper that to anybody. That's like understanding the gunpowder plot and no no. No, I'm not gonna talk about that but unconsciously.

Why waste time going to prayer? When I'm not willing to be honest with God about sin God's not gonna hear me. So the pastor will do everything to try to promote a prayer meeting by the way, I I Just learned today that you do not have a prayer meeting here in the church.

Is that right? Midweek prayer meet you don't have one here. Hmm well that's food for thought isn't it who knows what God will say as a result of our being together. Even tonight. Um, so by the way, so the pastors will do everything I mean where they do have a prayer meeting.

They do everything to try to get people to come. One pastor here's one now. I made this one up. This is not real. But here's a good one that pastor could try sometime. He says I promise you that if there are 50 people that show up for me, I'll do something.

You've never seen before I will stand on my head and stack BBs with boxing gloves on. That should be exciting enough shouldn't it do you know why he says that because he's safe he knows that 50 people won't show up.

So he doesn't have to worry about that. You know what? I'm saying. Isn't it a tragedy to think what pastors have to do. To try to urge people to come to meet God in the place of prayer. What a tragedy.

You would think that would be you know, I did not make this statement up. I don't know who made it up. But listen, they say the people who love the church come on Sunday mornings. Those who love the pastor come back on Sunday night.

That's where the churches that still have Sunday night service, but only those who love the Lord show up on prayer meeting night. Now don't punch me because I didn't make that up. But just think of that.

Why is it the place of prayer seems to be the lacking place? Well, that doesn't work so somebody says, you know what our problem is, we just don't have enough fellowship in this church. We I mean we need some times where we have fellowship gatherings in the church where we get to know each other better.

Maybe that's our problem. So what do we do? Well, here's one way they do they have little slips of paper and in an offering plate. Numbers one to five on those little slips and Everybody takes one as the offering plates pass through the rows.

Take one of those and all those who get number one after the service tonight. You are to go to mr James's home for fellowship see we're going to develop fellowship and Those that get number two you go to mr Joshua's house for fellowship and those who get number three you go to mr Jehoshaphat's home for fellowship and those who get number four you get a go to mr who's Joseph's house for fellowship and then number five go to mr. Jeremiah's house about you see you Cannot open your home if your husband's name does not begin with J.

So here's what happens. Here's the man picks out number one. Mr. James's home. Oh, so on the way. Oh now we're a good church people. We're loyal we always do what we're supposed to do and we picked out number one, mr. James's home.

So on the way there father says to the family children now children, you know what we think of the James's don't you children? Yes, dad. We've had roast James's many Sundays for dinner. Where you took them apart at dinner table?

But we're supposed to go there. Well, if we have to go there children when we get there, you know where we sit don't you children. Yes, dad as far away from any James's as possible. And be careful what you drink who knows what they'll put in our coffee.

You know what I'm saying. We talk about having Christian fellowship with people that can't stand each other. Have all kinds of bitterness and resentments and grudges and inhibitions towards each other.

Yes, I said you can have fellowship with Christians, but you'll never have Christian fellowship. That's the tragedy of a church and people thinking that you're going to solve the problems by some Cosmetic way of producing a fellowship ministry and you have people Who have difficult problems with each other and not willing to be honest and deal with him.

Do you know there have been sometimes I've even encouraged some churches not to have communion. So much bitterness and resentment one towards another in some congregations I say you better not have communion.

You better not because I don't want your pastor to have to be rushing to the hospital or having more funerals than he already has. Does not your Bible say that those who do not discern the Lord's body properly?

For this cause some are weak some sickly. Some even sleep that means they never wake up. Oh. Say all will everybody will live as long as God wants them to live. You won't die before you know. No, don't believe that for a moment.

There are several instances in the scripture where people died before time and that's one of them. Because they did not discern the Lord's body property. Could happen. Well, what's the last thing we're willing to admit we need?

Cleansing Through the Cross

Cleansing. Meet God at the cross meet him there and You know what a cross is. Here's the cross. Boom one direction goes this way and The other one goes this way. That's a cross. You see you cannot say that you have come to the cross and you have met God at the cross and that you are Right with God between you and God this vertical relationship is right between you and God.

You cannot say that and Be wrong With your fellow man this way. This is the horizontal relationship one with another. If you honestly meet God at the cross and if you're living that kind of a life I can tell you that immediately what happens is you get up off of your knees and God begins to speak to you about going to mr. James.

God dealt with you at the cross on your knees before him about that bitterness about that resentment, whatever. It's not a matter of who's right who's wrong. It's a matter. It's a broken relationship and You've already if you've met God at the cross the cross says to you that Christ was willing to surrender His all at the cross and to surrender his rights even the right to live.

And if you've met God at the cross, then you are surrendering your rights to be even proven, right? And so you make it over to mr. James. Oh. But he did it. No, no, no. No, you're the one met you say you met God at the cross and now Mr. James forgive me for my attitude.

For the spirit in which I've had towards you. It's not a matter of who's right and wrong. It's a matter that we're not in right relationship with God and with each other and I'm asking you to forgive me.

And I want to be restored Into fellowship watch it now. Oh. This is before I get that liquid loose a New you're in Manitoba. You're not supposed to be speaking here. Look what he said as the holiness and character of God confront us a spirit of conviction becomes more intense leading to genuine repentance.

He went on to say God's grace then functions in both demanding and enabling men to turn from their sin. To cause a departure from paths of failure and sinfulness and to embrace the highway of holiness.

God's character exalted through the authority of his word supersedes man's feelings and experiences. So what happens is when we meet God genuinely? Then we go to be restored into fellowship. With the James's and When that happens all at once.

Oh. Before I get on look at this Leonardo da Vinci. Why the rest? Why is this important? Look at this? Leonardo da Vinci. Here he is had a quarrel With a fellow while he was trying to paint the face of Jesus in Rome and look.

Only to find that he could not properly express What he felt Christ looked like until he got right with his friend. Isn't that amazing? Is that amazing. And if Leonardo da Vinci had that kind of problem?

Trying to express the faint face of Christ. Here we as believers. How do we ever expect? To be in right relationship with God if we are not in right relationship one with another. So when that finally happens then guess what happens then we can go to pray.

Why. Because now we're on speaking terms with God. We've dealt with the sin. Now we can believe God in intercession. Now I want to spend a little time here because I just related to the subject of premier.

Intercession and the Priority of Prayer

A minister Asked Leonard Ravenhill's man that God I quoted him this morning man that we knew personally. A man is now in heaven. Man has written books on revival tapes on revival. Man said I wish revival would come to my church.

Like it did in the Hebrides Islands in 1949. Said I wish revival would come to my church. And Leonard Ravenhill Answered here it is. The revival did not come as a result of wishing but of praying. We can wish all we want.

But unless we come God's way. It's just wishful thinking and it will never happen. Well, let me get to this CT stud the past missionary how little chance the Holy Ghost has nowadays. The churches and missionary societies have so bound him in red tape That they practically ask him to sit in a corner while they do the work themselves.

That's amazing see. We we don't need to talk to God. We can God you just sit in the corner while we just do the work ourselves. Well, you know the story of the Brooklyn Tabernacle. I'm not going to elaborate on it.

But the decision magazine ran an article and on the front. It said of the caption under in the cover said the turning point of symbolist church came when prayer became the engine that would drive the church and The Christian reader several years back had an article look at on the bottom.

It says let the children pray. Let the children pray see that Brooklyn Tabernacles best-kept secret. Brooklyn Tabernacles best-kept secret. The children's prayer meeting. It's interesting when I tell you that it went on to say it went on to say oh by the way.

What what ages are these children? Before they got into that new building they were in a downtown building in Brooklyn and They would have the prayer meeting would start at 7 o 'clock for the adults on Tuesday nights and The children have prayer meetings and it is said that mothers would be on the sidewalk in Brooklyn, New York at 6 o 'clock one hour early holding their children by their hands.

Waiting for the doors to open. Because there was only a certain amount of room for the children's prayer meeting and they wanted to make sure their children got in. Do you want to know what age? Here it goes.

Are you ready for this? Four to seven and eight to eleven. Two separate groups. I'll guarantee you that when those children become adults, you will not have to beg them to go to a church prayer meeting.

When 9 -11 which just happened yesterday when that took place. Those children went to praying for all those families. Right up of what happened I Can tell you that the Sunday after 9 -11 at the Brooklyn Tabernacle as a result of people praying they had 700 decisions for Christ that one day alone in that church.

Shock treatment. Shock treatment. Well, you say how does that relate to my church? There's a picture of my church. There's a picture of my pastor. How does it how does Brooklyn Tabernacle relate? Prayer when my wife and I Went to Georgia.

To live we spent a whole year looking for a church and we've got churches all over the place in Atlanta area. I Get on the telephone. I'm looking for a church. I'd say I were new in town and say we're looking for a church to attend.

I said you have a midweek prayer meeting. Well No. We have Pioneer Girls and Boys Brigade. And we have a Bible study. I said I said I said no. I said do you have a prayer meeting? Well, no, I said, thank you.

Goodbye. And I can tell you that it took us one solid year To find a church that we were content with that had a prayer meeting. Big city big churches. What a shock treatment see that and. So, how did you find the church?

I called one place. I looked in the yellow pages the Christian yellow page book. My wife after a year said, you know, we've got to settle on someplace so I looked in the Christian yellow page book and said First Baptist Church.

So well, I don't even know where this is. I Yes, we do old-fashioned prayer meeting from 630 to 710. So we got in the car in the middle of the afternoon to drive around to see where this place was. And I met a man there.

He said yes, we have premier. Oh, this is a wonderful church. It's been such a help to me. So I said well, we'll come see what it's all about. I Was excited six to seven ten old-fashioned prayer meeting.

Well, it was old-fashioned. Yes, they had a few songs the pastor gave it devotional and Then said art any prayer requests took the prayer request and Then they went to praying and they prayed for about ten minutes and it was all over.

Well, you say well, why are you there? Because even though that was no old-fashioned prayer me I Could sense we could sense something there. We could sense a spirit of love that was flowing there. That was very real.

We showed up on Sunday to listen to the pastor preach. Wow. Went to Sunday school class. Well, they Interested in us in it put it put my wife's name on the board mine there. They couldn't spell no, no, no then and and people greeting us and how I could sense and and we've sensed the spirit of love and found out that the motto of the church is the church that loves.

And if you see the church buses and you'll see The church that loves and the emblem of the church is a cross with the heart around it. Cross and the heart around it. It's etched right into the pulpit.

It's on all the buses. This is the name of the church is small. But what is big is the emblem and the church that loves those words are big and the name of church is small. We have had over a hundred and twenty people in our home from the church for different gatherings since we've been there and I can tell you and some more than once I can tell you that we have yet to hear the first negative word.

About anybody in that church. Do you know it's interesting when I say that to you? When we get together say how can we pray for our pastors? Wasn't it wonderful what God said to us today? Let's praise God and thank God for it.

Now don't you talk about other things? Sure we do. But that's not all I can tell you. We were in a church in Ohio for 25 years and We we've been Lou and I had been going away for three weeks at a time generally for a number of years in a crusade for three weeks and One Sunday I home and I'm in the Sunday school class and the leader of the class says to me.

In front of the class said well Ralph nice to see you home. Where have you been? I Said I've been gone in a crusade said well, how long have you been gone said for three weeks? He's a three weeks. Whoever heard of a crusade going three weeks.

It's going on like this and went on like that and he talked a little bit about and We had been in the church for years and in that class for years and he didn't know and I've been doing it for years. And he didn't know.

Now I'm in a church. Where when I am when I go home. They'll say we think we should give you a visitor slip. You've been gone too long. I said we've been praying for you. How did the meetings go? One day as an elderly lady sat next to me.

She leaned over Sunday morning. She leaned over. She said when are you leaving for ministry? I said Friday. She leaned over said I'm going to be praying for you every day you're gone and then a moment later She leaned over a second time and she said this what listen to this.

She said well, I believe I would be sinning against Almighty God if I didn't pray for you every day. Oh 25 years in a former church. I never heard talk like that. I'm in a church that loves. But loving spiritually and you should see how many hugs I get go home my wife gets.

Love, is it a perfect church? No, it's not perfect. My wife joined it. And if you think that's bad, so did her husband join it. I'll tell you something else while I'm at this. By the way, we have no place else to go tonight.

So just relax. Say something else, huh? When we joined the church standing in front of the church my wife and I are standing there people are coming to greet us and a Little man short man comes along and he greets my wife.

Welcome to the church. Welcome. Nice to have you as a member of the church. He did that to my wife. Then I'm next standing here. He never invited me welcome me. He didn't know me from anybody. You know.

He did not say welcome church, you know, he did he grabbed my hand he he grabbed my hand and he came up real close to me and he looked me straight in the eye and He said now that you're a member of this church.

Tell me how are you going to exercise your spiritual gift to minister to this congregation? Oh, mama mia, how are you going to exercise your spiritual gift to minister to this congregation? He didn't know who I was.

And he didn't stop there. I wish he would have. He said he's looking me straight in the eye. He said and I'm praying. That you're going to join the men who meet every Thursday morning at 6 o 'clock from 6 to 7 30 to pray.

And now you know where I am at 6 o 'clock every Thursday morning when I'm home. You know what he did. He provoked me to love and good works. And you want to know something those men pray for me while I'm here.

Is the church perfect? No. Some things I don't like. No, but I'm not the pastor. And I let our pastors know that Lou and I and in our ministry in our churches wherever we've been we have never been Problematic in the life of the church.

We don't tell the pastors what to do church what to do. We're just members to be blessed. And if my pastor that man you see up there if he were here right now. You know what he would probably do he would probably come up here.

He put his arm around me. And if my wife were here, he'd put his arm around her as well. And you already say he said folks, let me introduce you to two of my greatest encouragers. Ah. What a blessing be in an atmosphere like that in a sense where you know that you're loved and you can love and and Not allow the enemy to destroy the unity of the body.

Wonderful see it happen. Now. I got way off the subject. What does that do with the Brooklyn Tabernacle? Here's how we had Jim Simba as one of the speakers at one of our conferences and He talked about the prayer ministry the church.

That by the way now is over 3 ,000 people that come on Tuesday nights to pray. Our pastors and their spouses they have one of the men in church charted a plane. Flew up to Brooklyn on a Tuesday. Took in spent some time with the staff and took in the Tuesday night prayer meeting and then flew back to Atlanta.

One o 'clock in the morning. I got back one Wednesday morning. But why is that important because this church that loves when we joined it? We'd have Bible study. This wasn't before this pastor was there.

We had a Bible study. 50 60 people would stay for the Bible study on Wednesday night. Then the man leading it would announce 10 minutes from now, we're going to have start prayer meeting. Guess what we saw we saw the second book of Exodus and only six to eight of us stayed for the prayer meeting.

That's all and when this pastor came and God began to burden him that this church was going to become a praying church. I can tell you what has happened. We now say if you want to come to the exciting service of our church.

Come to the Wednesday night prayer meeting. We have anywhere from 75 to 125 people churches about 500 people. It's not what it ought to be. Come to the Wednesday night prayer meeting. Oh, what am I talking about?

Here? Here's the whole story. Look at it. Wasted my breath. Look at this. See here it is. See before that visit, it's Brooklyn Tavern Angle. Okay, see after now we have 75 to 125. Regularly 10 now it said come Wednesday night most powerful service of the week.