Epic Missions Conference — K.P. Yohannan

Good morning to you. It's good to see you guys. Many of you guys know that a few weeks ago, we began a new series of studies on Easter Sunday. Actually, we started on Good Friday and then we looked at Easter Sunday, one called Epic Reality.

And then last week we looked at a message entitled Epic Life. Now, the whole premise of the series is the fact that many times as Christians, we approach Easter as a day on the calendar and we come out wearing our Sunday best.

Hey, listen, I wore a suit on Easter. That's like a miracle. I wear suits on maybe Easter and I'm doing a wedding today, maybe at a funeral, maybe. But anyways, so we kind of dress up. It's a big event and rightly so.

The Resurrection as a Life to Be Lived

It is the biggest event that's ever taken place in the history of the universe. And that is that Jesus Christ died upon a cross, was buried, and on the third day, he conquered death and hell as he rose again from that borrowed grave that he had.

And man, he is alive and he lives. But here's where the problem comes. The problem comes is that many times we look at the resurrection as a mere event. We believe it as a fact, as a reality, but it is more than that.

You see, it is more than just a fact to be believed. Tied and tethered to it is a life that is to be lived. For you see, the resurrection is one that has huge implications upon our lives as believers.

Jesus, Paul, through the inspiration of the Holy Spirit in Galatians chapter 2 said, I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I that live, but it is Christ that lives within me. Jesus at the tomb of Lazarus said, I am the resurrection and the life.

So you see, there's a life that's attached to the resurrection of Jesus. And that's what we've been looking at here on our weekend services. Last week, we looked at a message titled Epic Life. And here today, we have a very special guest speaker.

And here's a guy that has been living the epic life. And he's going to be looking at a message that we've entitled for him. He didn't entitle this message. He didn't title this message. We did it for him.

But anyways, it's called Epic Missions. Now, if there's ever been a guy that's been on a mission, is the guy that you're about to hear from here today. Here's a guy that I've, as long as I've been a Christian, I've been hearing about him because he's very close to the Calvary Chapel movement.

And in fact, he's, I believe he's part of it. And, but what the Lord has done through Gospel for Asia has just been an incredible work. I mean, it's, you cannot examine it apart from the Holy Spirit doing the work through K .P. and through his wonderful staff that he has.

I mean, the impact that they've had. And I've been listening to K .P. throughout the years in the conferences. And just to hear the stories of what God has done. You know, if I, you know, I said this yesterday, but if I didn't know that he was a man of integrity and a man of character, I would have thought for sure that some of these stories are just, they're just so bizarre, so big.

You know, some people say, you know, two people got saved, you know, three people got saved, 5 ,000 people got saved, five people got saved. But sometimes K .P. will come with stories like 10 ,000 people, you know.

There's an opportunity to reach 250 ,000 people ready to hear the Gospel. And I'm like, you know, it's staggering, you know. If, you know, if that was a Cuban on the street, I would have said, ah, you're just lying, you know.

And, you know, you're talking guayabas, you know, and all the rest. So, but man, it's just been amazing the fruit that God has brought through K .P. and through the Ministry of Gospel for Asia. Literally, the work that's happening over there is just staggering.

And it is my privilege to introduce to you this morning, and I believe he's going to challenge us all. Would you please give a rowdy Miami welcome to Pastor K .P. Yohannan.

Good morning. Yesterday evening, I was introduced to this very special blend of Cuban American coffee. And any time I'm invited to come back here, I would do it just for that. It's the best coffee in the whole world, I think.

So I can't wait for this service to be over, get my second cup. It's good to be here, hearing so much about this church. Of course, you know, we are part of Calvary Fellowship. And although we are not planting churches in the United States, our work is in the most unreached nations, like China and India and Tibet and Bhutan and Afghanistan and Muslim countries.

And we have some 15 ,000 missionaries full-time preaching the gospel. These are non-American missionaries, although we do have significant numbers of young people traveling overseas with us. But these are people from their own countries, we call native missionaries, trained and sent out to preach the gospel.

After three years of their training, we have 50-plus Bible colleges scattered throughout these many nations. And our U .S. headquarters is in Dallas, Texas, where some people believe God lives there, mostly because Southern Baptists are there.

And anyway, David Carroll, my colleague and I, we came to Miami yesterday and here and go back this evening to Dallas. We have some 105 families that serve the Lord with us, our headquarters in Dallas.

So I travel about 10 times of the year away from the United States to many nations. We serve the Lord, being with the missionaries and all that. I have a wife and two kids, and my children are both raised here in the United States.

But finishing their school, they committed their life to serve the Lord overseas. Now, do you understand my English? That helps immensely. I just want to test that. If you are someone between the age of 16 and 25 or 27, something like that, I would encourage you to please take a copy of this.

Parents, if you have kids of that age, get one of these. It's a one-year school or discipleship we have in Dallas. And if you want to kick out your kids, please do think about using this opportunity.

And they will come back to you totally changed and impacted with a radical life following Christ. And I want to encourage you to get a copy of that. Now, I had my imaginations, honestly, about this church, knowing it's one of the fastest-growing church and your radio station and all that.

So I kind of tried to figure this out, what the pastor looked like. So I had a 60, 55, 60-year-old man, kind of all these imaginations. So when I came here yesterday and ran into him, I said, I can't believe this.

He's a young teenager and found out he's incredibly young and heard all the stories of God's ways in his life and his family. I'm absolutely amazed. And my encouragement to you, it is that you will continue to walk with the Lord, all of you, because this is a significant work of God, what is happening here, and you are part of it.

And I do not want to take my time to teach through a passage of the scripture as such because you've been taught exceptionally well here. There's no question about that. So what I say is kind of a way of application, things that I hope will help you to do.

Like, you know, here's a bridge. You walk on it and get there. And that's my encouragement. And I pray that the Lord will help us so. So if you have Bibles, if you will please turn your Bibles to the Book of Philippians.

Knowing Christ Through Sacrifice

These are the statements of Paul in chapter 3, verse 10. He says the statement, I want to know Christ and the power of his resurrection and the fellowship of sharing in his sufferings. Now, who want that?

I mean, we are TV preachers offering you, give your money and you will get a million tomorrow. And send your money and I will send you the special oil you put on your bald head and hair will grow. You think I'm making it up?

I really heard that many years ago and I killed the radio. And, you know, this is something that we avoid as much as possible. Any inconveniences, any difficulties, any call for sacrifice. But Paul said, this is I want to do, that I want to know Christ.

And then there's a similar verse in 1 John chapter 2, verse 6. 1 John chapter 2, verse 6. Whoever claims to live in him must walk as Jesus did. In the living Bible, the fire of Christ version, it says, anyone who says he's a Christian should live as Christ did.

Now, reading those verses and hearing about it, sometimes, you know, we don't think, what does that mean? And I remember one time taking my pencil and going through the four gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, trying to see the man Christ, how he lived before his father.

Because the book of Hebrews says, Christ is my forerunner, the one who went before me and I must follow in his footsteps. And so as I looked through the four gospels, trying to see how he lived, I realized he lived a life totally consumed with two things.

One, living before the father, doing nothing of his own, only what the father wanted him to do. Second, living perpetually, constantly, continually to see others come to know the father. The Son of Man came to seek and to save that which was lost.

Now, my brothers and sisters, your pastor said this to you before, and last night he said this again. If God's intention for saving us was to take us to heaven, the moment we give our life to Christ, finished, you're dead.

You go to heaven. But he's here and he's with you and he left you and left me here. For what? To continue to carry on the burden that he carried on his heart for the lost world. Resurrection, wow, what a powerful presentation.

And he'd been taught well. Some years ago in Dallas, where we have our missions office, my wife came to me with a letter in her hand and gave it to me and said, you want to read this? And then, of course, you know, then she said, oh, don't speak, read, you know.

And she walked away and I was sitting on my comfortable chair and I read the letter. But when I finished reading it, I was no more sitting on my chair. I was on my knees weeping. You say, what did she write?

She could leave you or kill you or what? No, none of those things. That letter came from one of our missionaries from North India, living and serving by River Ganges. This is a river where Hindus by tens of thousands and millions come and go into this dirty, polluted, rotten waters, washing themselves for the forgiveness of sins.

And that's what they believe in. This river came from gods and for that purpose. So that particular season of their celebration, 35 million people came from all over the country going into the river, taking a dip for the forgiveness of sins.

And this missionary, after all they saw labor witnessing, he was coming home that evening when he saw a young woman sitting by the bank of the river Ganges and weeping and pounding upon a chest by the culture and customs of India.

You will know something happened to that lady that's worse than death itself. So he goes to her and said, what happened? Why are you crying like this? And she responds, that is the content of the letter.

She said, my husband is very ill. He's sick. He can't work anymore. We are terribly poor. And my sins are so many that nobody knows about. To find solution to the problems of my home and the forgiveness for my sins, I have given the best offering I can give to God as Ganges.

My only child, my six-month-old baby boy, I just threw him into the river. Paragraph. He writes, I sat beside her and explained to her, but God didn't make you poor. He loves you. Your sins are forgiven.

Jesus died for you. He explained to her from God's word what Jesus did for her. All she must do is to believe. Responding to his explanation, she wiped her tears and looked into his eyes and said the statement, but why didn't you come to me half hour sooner?

I didn't have to kill my child. It is too late. It is too late. And she went back weeping again. That literally is the fate of nearly two billion people. A country like India with 1 .2 billion people, half of the nation never heard Jesus came to this earth.

He lived and he died and he was buried. He rose again and they still live in despair and darkness without hope. Afghanistan, some 18 million people in the entire nation. It is reported maybe less than 2 ,000 Christians, not one single church.

The Burden for Unreached People

And every single day, some 180 ,000 people die from that part of the world and plunge into eternity without hope for they never heard about my Jesus and your Jesus. Now you say, Brother KP, that's what am I supposed to do with my life?

What do you want me to do? I want you to understand the more you and I get to know Jesus, we can't help but experience the broken heart and the pain for the lost world. Now you say, well, it sounds like I'm not very spiritual.

It's just a few people like you and our pastor and a few others. I don't know. Well, you know what? The real problem is all of us are on this journey learning and growing and you are given God's grace.

But here's the problem. Like the lady that came to me in California in one of the churches and after the service we said, Pastor, would you please pray for me? I said, Lady, what can I pray for you about?

She said, I got a demon of smoke inside me. Would you lay your hand on my head and cast the demon out? It was on a cow chapel, by the way. It won't happen, things like that. I said, Lady, you know what?

I can cast out demons, but not the flesh. You see, with all the information and teaching and learning and books and consultations and conferences, we are saturated with information about godliness, yet we are not becoming like Christ.

The reason is not the poor devil. We blame the devil for everything and the devil says, I have nothing. It's you are the problem. I came to America in 1974 to go to college and having the responsibility to pastor a church in Dallas during my seminary days.

But, you know, America does strange things to aliens. Before I knew it, within a few years time, I was totally into becoming like an American. Seventy expensive neckties, all imported from Europe, most expensive suits, books in my library that I may never read but look wonderful.

It took me half hour to get dressed, the color coordination. I analyzed my skin and found out I was winter. And one day, the Lord spoke to my heart as I was reading the scripture, said, son, half of the world go to bed with empty stomach and naked bodies.

Half of the nation where you're born and raised never heard my name. What are you doing with your life? And I found that prayer was just the sake of others hear my prayer. And I found out that I heard all this news about all over the world, but it never broke my heart.

There was no tears in my eyes. And that's when I repented and said, oh, God, I'm lost, extremely self-centered. And I don't care about people that are going to eternity without you. The enemy was not the devil, but my self-centeredness.

Sacrificial Missionary Service

Of course, I mentioned about our commitment to send missionaries and reach the lost world. And I remember the story about a couple of our missionaries. They both are Muslim converts from Islamic faith, went to a Bible college, got their training.

They went to the mission field to work among the Muslims and very difficult people to win to the Lord, kind of very difficult. And these brothers led a few people to the Lord and teach them discipleship during the nights and daytime, still do evangelism.

One day as Hussain and Salsal, these brothers were going about their ministry, a group of men met them and the leader of the gang said, oh, so you are here to tell about Jesus. And our brothers thought they were friends.

They want to know about Jesus. But the story changes. The leader of the gang pulled out a dragger, a long knife and stabbed into the heart of brother Hussain, our missionary, and he fell in a pool of blood.

Salsal grabbing hold of him. They stabbed him six times, believing they both are dead. These men fled. Hussain died on the spot, leaving his wife and two young children behind. And Salsal, it took many months for him to recover in the hospital.

Hearing about the news, her father from distant village, a radical Muslim, traveled to meet his daughter and said, my daughter, thank God that devil is dead, talking about his son-in-law. Now you come home with my grandchildren.

I'll take care of you. To this, this young daughter responded, now to you, my sisters and mothers and grandmothers, young girls, think about it. In an alien, strange community, hostile circumstances, dark and painful future, humanly speaking, this young girl said, my father, you don't understand that Jesus, my husband loved.

I love him. The people that he loved and served, I love them. I cannot come home. I must continue the journey here and raise my children to take the place of my husband and continue to preach the gospel.

Question, not to intimidate you, not to, you know, make you feel dumb or stupid. I will ask you the question. If you are in her place, what would be your answer? This is nothing less than the call of Christ upon our life as his followers.

If anyone want to come after me, let him, let her deny themselves and love me more than life itself. This is the kind of commitment that takes to shake this community, shake this nation, shake this world and see multiplied millions come into the kingdom.

And someday when you get to heaven, it's going to be the best thing you can witness and enjoy. One of the problems I live with in my life is discouragement. You say, what? I do go through sometimes very difficult times.

I just want to give up everything and run away and hide somewhere and get somebody else do my job. And it's just, it's not easy. And, um, and last week it was one of those days I said, oh man, this is not easy.

Um, I traveled, went over 300 ,000 or more air miles just speaking. And, uh, um, I'm not trying to paint a terrible picture about my life, but it's not easy. But you know what happens once in a while when I go through this kind of circumstances, the Lord does something to pull me up.

It was one of those days just last week, early morning, I get this telephone call from Himachal Pradesh where the place called Dharamshala. You heard about, um, Dalai Lama, the Buddhist Pope. He lives in Dharamshala when they got kicked out from Tibet.

And four of our young people, after finishing the Bible college, went there to plant a church. It's one of the most difficult place to be. There's no church as such. They spent whole month praying, asking God to give them understanding.

Then they took many days of total fast, asking God to give them grace. And they went out, start witnessing and talking to people about Christ. And I just heard last week they baptized the first 12 converts in Dharamshala.

Hallelujah. Then I was hearing about this amazing story about this dear brother in Punjab, the land of the Sikhs, going about trying to plant a church in a community and nothing happens. One day he saw this one family.

They looked so sad and gloomy, like donkey-faced, like somebody died. And he said, what happened? You look so sad. Said, our buffalo is sick. Well, you know, some of these communities, they make their living by selling the milk from the cow or buffalo or goat or whatever.

And they said, we did everything we know, but our animal is dying and we don't know what to do. And he said to himself, wow, what an opportunity. And he said, Lord, if you ever healed an animal, this is the best chance here.

And he said, you know what? I pray to Jesus for your buffalo and Jesus can help you. And he went and laid hand on the sick, dying buffalo. And he said, Lord, for your namesake, that they may believe in you, Lord, would you please do something and heal this animal?

And before he could finish his prayer, the buffalo jumped up. And of course, he can imagine the shock. The whole family gave their life to Christ and they joined families. And the first church was planted and church was constructed.

And we named the church the Buffalo Church. It's amazing. And if you go to our website, you'll read stories after stories of what's going on. Some 16, some churches are planted every single day among people that never heard the name Jesus.

You know what it takes? Just someone go and tell Jesus died for you on the cross. He shed his blood and he was buried and he rose again. He's alive and real. Believe in him and you will be saved. That's all it takes.

A few months ago in our leaders meeting, I heard about 29 villages, communities in one part of the mission field. You're talking about some 10 ,000, 15 ,000, 20 ,000 people, each community, all 29 of them, along with their leaders of the community, decided they want to follow Christ.

And I said, I want to go. They are so desperate to see that. And I just heard a few weeks ago, the first 200 people were baptized in one village. This is awesome what's happening. And sometimes baptism services consist of 600, 800 people that came to Christ and want to follow the Lord.

Four Applications for World Missions

This is truly harvest time. Now, hearing about all these stories, how do we respond to it? How can I be involved and engage my life in this? I want to make four applications. One, the most significant things God does, he does it through the prayers and faith of his people.

Ezekiel 22 in the Old Testament, God said, I'm looking for a man, a woman to stand in the gap before me on the behalf of perishing multitudes. Then God says, but I couldn't find anyone and they are destroyed.

May I ask you as a first application, would you commit yourself for prayer? You say, what do you mean? Well, pray when you look at the television and radio and magazines and internet, whatever when you read about Afghanistan, Bhutan and Turkey and Cuba and Mexico and whatever news, listen, don't be like anybody else and say, oh, these people are dumb.

What are they doing? No, let that become your prayer letter by the alarm clock, not to wake you up to go to work, but wake you up one in the morning so you can spend two hours on your knees, weeping over the world map.

Get the book Operation World that tells you how to pray for different countries of the world. Write 10 names of people that do not know the Lord, your relatives, your uncles and aunts in Cuba, here, there, everywhere, people work with you and pray that they will come to know the Lord and you be the one praying.

And by the way, you can take one day of the week for fasting and pray. Of course, physically you are not able to do it, don't worry about it, but if you fast one day and pray for the lost world and the burden of the Lord and if you die, you please let me know.

Second application, the greatest enemy of godliness and being used by God, it is our love for ourselves. When God convicted my heart 30 years ago, my closet jam-packed with clothes and I said to my wife, I want to keep just two jackets, a couple of ties and a couple of shoes and a few trousers, six, seven shirts.

I found I can get dressed within one minute. This is one of my two jackets still. Do I look bad? Thank you. Somebody gave me one of these recently. I don't have to tie nothing. It saves time. I can pray that much more time.

Life, keep it simple. Don't let American materialism that tells you new fashion, new clothes and new this. Hey, listen, we should be clean and wholesome, buy quality clothes and have clean living, but don't give yourself over to materialism.

Your life is cluttered with stuff in the house you don't need. You are four people in the house. You don't need 20 sets of plates and cups and spoons. You don't need 10 diamond rings. My brother, you don't need a brand new car.

Lay a hand on the old car. It will run again. Listen, use your money just to meet your needs and exchange it to change the world. I can tell you story after story of hundreds of people that have come to Christ by reading one gospel.

I used to chew gum all the time like a cow. But then one day, many, many years ago, some 20, 25 years ago, I said, what am I doing? I can take this chewing gum money and each penny will print a gospel tract.

And I'm not against chewing gum. If you chew gum, please do. People give me chewing gum, I chew them. There's nothing wrong with that. But look at your life and what you do in the light. By the way, America is a place you don't ask the women how old they are.

Don't do it. But I asked Pastor Pedro how old he was. He told me his age because he's a man. You know how old you are? Take your driver's license, look at it. Add 100 years to your present age. What happened to your house?

The materialism, the reputation, the car and all the stuff. That you are dreaming about. It all means nothing. Please believe me. I guarantee you, 100 years from now, you will not be living here. There is something far more significant, eternity.

And live your life in the light of that. Simplify and exchange all. Not because of guilt or having, you know, I have friends of multimillionaires. It's not being poor make you spiritual. But they live soberly and handle their resources for the sake of the lost world.

That's what I'm talking about. Number three, if God is calling you to serve him, get a one-way ticket. Heaven is a much better place. When we send our missionaries out, some 2 ,000 per year to the mission field, we tell them one sentence.

You got a one-way ticket. Get to the mission field. If you get killed there, remember, heaven is a better place. Wait there for us and we'll come and see you later. And I have now lost more than 11 or 12 brothers that died on the field.

They were brutally murdered for preaching the gospel. And their wives and children are taken care of by the mission. And the children are growing up. And someday we will meet those brothers in heaven along with the souls they won to the Lord.

And it's worth giving your life. As a family, you should be praying, Lord, call my son, my daughter, or my children to serve you and make that your goal. And that should be ambition. If God is calling you to serve him somewhere, you contact us.

We can always help you. There's a room for you, place for you. Number four, how do you engage your life in Bhutan, Burma, India, Nepal, and Afghanistan? These places where people harvest is taking place.

Sending and Supporting Native Missionaries

Well, one of the best things I can recommend you to do. That's what we are doing. That is praying and linking our lives with what we call native missionaries. Like the ones I told you about that are preaching the gospel.

You say, Brother KP, what does that mean? You see, Romans 10 says, all those who call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. But how can they call on him, believe in him if they've never heard it? But then the question, how will they hear without a preacher?

And how will they go to preach unless someone sends them? It is going and sending. So I am challenging you. Would you please pray about becoming sender of one of those missionaries in any of these nations?

And we have hundreds and hundreds of brothers and sisters who are trained, launching out to the unreached areas. And I'm asking you, if the Lord would have you, would you decide to pray and help some of these missionaries?

Now, what does that mean? It's very simple. It takes about $30 a month for us to help assist one of these missionaries to go to the mission field. My wife and I began to do that, supporting four missionaries many years ago.

And all these dear brothers, usually within the first year, end up planting a church. Within a few years time, they become self-supporting and we don't have to give them any money because the church would support them.

And that's what we are asking people to do. There's a little card like this, which is given to you. It is in your bulletin, I think. If you look at it, you'll find it. Yeah, this is it. Look at that guy there.

I know him. He's from Punjab. The first time I met him, he had a turban on his head. And he gave his life to Christ as a young man. His parents actually booted him out of the house. Threw him out. With the clothes on his back, he walked away.

Came to a Bible college and finished his studies. Went out to serve God. And so far, he planted five churches in that state of Punjab. And think about it. So you, given the privilege by the Lord to be the prayer partner and supporter of the missionary to go to the mission field.

That's what I'm telling you about. And all you need to do is to fill out this card. Name and address and how many missionaries you'd like to support. We have a medical doctor in Fort Bend, Indiana who supports, I think, 50 or more native missionaries.

And he told me, Brother KP, as a surgeon, I go to the hospital. But I do it every single day thinking that, oh my, my money can go to support and send out missionaries winning tens of thousands to Christ.

And Sunday, I will meet them in heaven. And he has more money than I have. Thank God for that. I'm glad. But you may, you could support one missionary or two or three or four or whatever number. I'm telling you, it cannot be, it must not be out of guilt or condemnation or force.

No, it must be because of it's a privilege to link our life with Christ's passion and his burden. And that's what I'll tell you. There are people who say, unless you send your money, we are going out of business.

I had to go off there. I usually talk back to the television and say, please go off there. Don't bug me. No, this has to be because we understand what Jesus is all about. And as the song goes, for thee, all the folly, so sin I resign.

My Jesus, my dear Jesus, if I ever love thee. And those are the reason that we respond to him, whatever he says, fasting, praying, going, giving, whatever. And may the Lord give you the grace to figure this out.

And if I had a choice, I would lock the door, wouldn't let you out. But that's not the way Jesus does. So, by the way, when you bring the card, actually we give you the real missionary that you are praying for and supporting.

And you do it as long as you can. When a day comes, you can't or whatever reason, if that happens, and we will find somebody else to support that missionary. And that's what we do. And we have testimonies by thousands that tells we began to do this.

Our lives are immensely blessed. Our children knowing the Lord and have a purpose, you know, to live and serve him. And as the Lord gives a great, by the way, any money you send to support the missionaries, every penny you send over to the missionary field, nothing is taken out for any administrative cost or anything like that.

But you know what? I was barely 17 when the Lord called me to leave my home, travel 2 ,000 miles to go to North India to serve him. It's been now some 40 plus years serving my Lord. And my greatest longing now is to see him face to face because I know there's going to be lots of people around the throne because of privilege he gave me to live for him now and serve him.

Let that be your privilege and our privilege in this life. And may the Lord speak to us. Amen.

If you have been encouraged and challenged this morning, I want to just tell you about a couple of materials that we have at the back table for a little while. We're running short last night. They almost wiped us out.

So if I tell you about these materials, but you don't find them back there, don't riot. Instead, go to our website, gfa .org. You can get all the material from there. We'll send it to you for the same price or free.

It's all available, suggested donation. So anyway, if we run out, just sorry, it'll be one more step. Go online and you'll get the material there. The first book that Brother KP wrote is this one. It's called Revolution and World Missions.

It's an excellent book. It tells you about 16 ,000 native missionaries giving their lives to tell their own people about the Lord Jesus Christ. We gave out this book free to some of you who got copies a couple of weeks ago.

And if you didn't get a copy, I encourage you, please get one. We have a few at the back table. You can get one free if you would like to do that. Just tell them that you'd like a free book and they will give it.

If you insist on paying for it, we ask a suggested donation of about $3. That helps us cover the cost of the book. But whatever you would do, I just encourage you get a copy of the book. We get dozens of testimonies every week in our office.

People who write in and say that book is just tremendous, changed my life. Another book that Brother KP wrote, it's called The Road to Reality. There it is right there. Okay, good. I didn't know if they were happening behind me, but they are.