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05/24/2026

ARE WE THERE YET?
(Quick Recap of Sermons)
A Journey Through the Word at the Feast of Pentecost 2026 General Assembly

The Feast of Pentecost General Assembly did not simply give us sermons — it gave us a map, a road, a vehicle, and a destination. Each night, each service, each messenger added another mile marker on the journey God is taking His Church on.

What follows is the story of that journey — the road we walked together in the Spirit.

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1. The Journey Begins — Choosing the Ancient Path
🔥 Bishop Jesse Cook

The Assembly opened with a call to step onto God’s ancient path — the road carved by Scripture, paved by obedience, and lit by the Spirit. Bishop Cook reminded us that the journey requires trust, especially when God leads us through detours we didn’t expect. The only way to reach the destination is simple:

> Keep walking. Don’t stop. Don’t turn back. Don’t leave the path.

This was our first step.

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2. The Road Narrows — But God’s System Still Works
🔥 Deacon Dave Dillie

Tuesday night, the journey continued with a reminder that we’re not there yet, but we are not lost. God has a Perfect System — a divine GPS — that turns every delay, every wrong turn, every unexpected roadblock into part of His plan.

The message was clear:
The long way is still the right way when God is leading.

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3. Fuel for the Road — Fire for the Engine
🔥 Bishop Timothy Miller

If Bishop Cook showed us the map, Bishop Miller put us in the car.

He reminded us that the Church is a vehicle on the move, carrying one message in the trunk and on the dashboard: Jesus Christ. And as we travel, we must stop at the altar — the fuel station — to refill with the Holy Ghost.

We haven’t arrived yet, but we know exactly where we’re going.

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4. Walking in Love — Staying on the Right Road
🔥 Deaconess Patricia Allen

The Women of Ruth service brought us to the heart of the journey:
Love is the road.

Not talk. Not titles. Not talent.
Love.

Deaconess Allen reminded us that staying on God’s path means laying down every weight and helping others find their way. The journey is not solo — it is shared.

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5. Working While Traveling — Occupying Till He Comes
🔥 Bishop Victor Helmuth

Wednesday night shifted our focus from the road beneath us to the world around us.

We are not tourists.
We are workers.
We are ambassadors.
We are Kingdom laborers.

Bishop Helmuth declared that as long as we are “not there yet,” there is still work to do — gifts to use, souls to reach, broken people to restore.

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6. Joy for the Journey — A Made‑Up Mind
🔥 Bishop David Kramer

The next message taught us how to travel:
with joy on purpose.

Jesus endured the cross with joy — not because the road was easy, but because His mind was made up. Bishop Kramer reminded us that joy is not an emotion; it is a decision anchored in hope.

A joyful traveler is a faithful traveler.

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7. Traveling Light — No Worldly Baggage Allowed
🔥 Bishop Patrick Combs

Thursday morning, the Spirit warned us:
You cannot finish the journey carrying the world.

Bishop Combs called the Church to live in the world but let nothing of the world live in us. The road ahead requires armor, surrender, and readiness — because the enemy wants to weigh us down.

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8. Nothing for the Enemy — A Clean Vessel on the Road
🔥 Bishop Percy Williams

The journey demands holiness.

Bishop Williams declared that we must strip our lives of anything the enemy can claim. Only then can we stand like Jesus and say:

> “He has nothing in me.”

Holiness is not optional for travelers — it is required.

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9. The Annual Address — Passports in Hand
🔥 Bishop H. David Lam

Then came the Assembly’s prophetic checkpoint.

Bishop Lam reminded us that we are closer than we have ever been. This is not a season for hesitation — it is a season for readiness. The Church must travel with:

- Passports in hand
- Hearts on fire
- Eyes fixed on the city whose builder and maker is God

We are not there yet — but we are almost home.

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10. The Youth Service — Even the Long Way Leads to Him
🔥 Deacon Jason Dillie

The youth were reminded that God wastes no miles.
Even the long way becomes the right way when we walk with Him.

The next generation is not behind — they are on the road with us.

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11. A People on the Move — Protected, Designed, Chosen
🔥 Bishop Tito Galván

Bishop Galván lifted our eyes to the identity of the travelers:

We are chosen.
We are designed.
We are protected.
Our names are written in heaven.

So we press.
We pursue.
We keep moving toward the mark.

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12. The Final Charge — Rise and Go
🔥 Presiding Bishop H. David Lamb

The journey ended with a command:

> “We’re not there yet — so rise, go, and be about the Father’s business.”

Not a benediction.
Not a dismissal.
A commissioning.

The Assembly didn’t end —
it launched.

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THE JOURNEY WE SHARED

From the ancient path…
to the detours…
to the fuel stops…
to the work…
to the joy…
to the holiness…
to the readiness…
to the final charge…

The Feast of Pentecost General Assembly became one unified message:

> We’re not there yet — but we are on the right road, with the right God, moving in the right direction, together.

05/24/2026

🔥 FINAL EVENING REPORT — Feast of Pentecost 2026

“An Evening of Preparation”

The last evening of the Feast was an inspirational night of worship and the Word of God. It was an Evening of Preparation — preparing hearts, preparing faith, and preparing the Church for the journey ahead. The Spirit moved with clarity and purpose as Deaconess Debbie Lam and Presiding Bishop H. David Lam brought a combined message of radical faith and radical obedience.

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💛 SHARING TIME —
Deaconess Debbie Lam opened the night with a heartfelt and transparent testimony that stirred the entire congregation. She spoke honestly about her lifelong struggle with worry and how God has used real‑life trials — broken air conditioners, malfunctioning wipers, grounded airplanes — to build radical faith in her life.

She reminded the Church that:

- Faith is born in the Word
- Faith grows in prayer
- Faith deepens in the secret place
- Faith is strengthened through testing

Her message was simple and powerful:

“I’m running a race to eternity. I want to hear ‘Well done.’ I’m not there yet — but I’m working on it.”

She urged the body to forgive freely, walk in unity, put on the armor of God daily, and live as warriors built for spiritual battle. Her love for the Church and her passion for holiness set the tone for the night.

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🔥 CLOSING SERMON — Presiding Bishop H. David Lam
Presiding Bishop H. David Lam followed with a strong, clear, and mission‑focused closing sermon titled:

“Where Do We Go From Here?”

After a week of hearing “Are we there yet?”, Bishop Lam shifted the focus to the next essential question:

“If we’re not there yet… then what do we do now?”

Preaching from Acts 1:7–8, he reminded the Church:

- It is not our business to know the times or seasons.
- It is our business to receive power from the Holy Ghost.
- It is our business to be witnesses — everywhere.

He emphasized that Jesus’ command to “Go” applies to every believer, not just ministers.
The Church must be present wherever souls need truth — from local communities to the ends of the earth.

Using Ephesians 2:10, he declared:

“You are God’s handiwork — created to do good works — which God prepared in advance for you to do.”

He warned against excuses, using the parable of the Great Banquet (Luke 14), and urged the Church to step boldly into the work God has prepared.

His final charge was strong and unifying:

“We are not there yet — but we must move forward.
Let’s be about the Father’s business.”

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✨ FINAL IMPRESSION — A Night of Faith and Forward Movement
The final evening blended Debbie Lam’s call to radical faith with Bishop Lam’s call to radical obedience.
Together, they prepared the Church for the journey ahead — a journey of holiness, unity, mission, and unwavering trust in God.

Not there yet…
but ready for what comes next.

05/23/2026

🌍 WORLD MISSIONS MORNING SERVICE REPORT — Feast of Pentecost 2026

“A Morning Marked by Unity, Purpose, and the Presence of God”

The World Missions Morning Service at the Feast of Pentecost 2026 was a radiant expression of God’s heart for the nations. From the opening worship to the gentle altar call, the Spirit of Love rested upon the congregation, drawing every heart into unity, gratitude, and renewed commitment to the global mission of the Church.

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🌎 BILINGUAL MORNING WORSHIP — ONE FAMILY, MANY LANGUAGES
The morning began with anointed bilingual worship, blending English and Spanish voices into a single, harmonious offering of praise.
The atmosphere was warm, joyful, and deeply reverent.

Hands lifted.
Voices blended.
Hearts opened.

Then, in a beautiful demonstration of unity, God’s people joined hand‑in‑hand in lively morning dance, celebrating the God who has made us one family in Christ — a living picture of Revelation’s vision of every nation worshiping together.

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🔥 BISHOP ISHMAEL REYES — A TESTIMONY OF GOD’S MERCY AND MIRACLES
Bishop Ishmael Reyes brought the congregation to both laughter and tears as he shared his remarkable testimony — a story marked by hardship, humor, and undeniable miracles.

He recounted:

- A childhood illness so severe doctors gave him almost no chance of survival
- A father who chose faith over fear
- Multiple near‑death experiences throughout his life
- A cancer diagnosis with only 5% chance of living
- A recent medical emergency where his heart stopped — and God revived him

His message was unforgettable:

“I know God exists — because I am alive.”

He reminded the Church:

- You are chosen
- You are protected
- You have purpose
- Nobody can take your place in God’s work

His testimony prepared the congregation for the Word that followed.

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💃 WORSHIP IN MOTION — BEAUTIFULLY CHOREOGRAPHED MORNING DANCES
Following Bishop Reyes’ testimony, the sanctuary was lifted again through beautifully choreographed worship dances, offered with reverence, joy, and cultural richness.

Every movement felt like a prayer.
Every step felt like praise.

It was worship that transcended language — a visual offering of love to the Lord of the Harvest.

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🔥 BISHOP TITO GALVÁN — “ARE WE THERE YET?”
Bishop Tito Galván delivered a stirring, Scripture‑rich message that captured the heart of the morning service.
His central question:

“Are we there yet?”

Drawing from Philippians 3:12–14, he reminded the Church:

- We have not yet arrived.
- We are still running the race.
- We must press toward the mark.

He explained that this question — asked by children on long trips — is also asked by believers on the spiritual journey. And the answer remains:

“No — we are not there yet.”

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🏃 THE JOURNEY OF FAITH — RUNNING TO OBTAIN THE PRIZE
Using 1 Corinthians 9, Bishop Tito emphasized:

- It is not enough to run — we must run well.
- Discipline, temperance, and purpose are essential.
- We run for an incorruptible crown.
- The journey matters as much as the destination.

He reminded the Church that we are pilgrims, seeking the city whose builder and maker is God.

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🌵 THE LONG WAY — GOD’S PURPOSE IN THE PROCESS
Connecting to Israel’s wilderness journey, Bishop Tito explained:

- God intentionally took Israel the long way.
- Not to punish them — but to prepare them.
- The wilderness reveals the heart.
- The long way builds endurance, obedience, and faith.

Even in the wilderness, God was leading.

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⚠️ A SOBER MORNING WARNING — THE DANGERS OF OUR TIME
Bishop Tito spoke with pastoral honesty about the world we live in:

- Moral decay
- Spiritual decline
- Emotional heaviness
- Temptation and pressure

He lamented that some leaders, singers, and ministers who once preached to thousands have now abandoned the faith — some even taking their own lives.

His warning was clear:

“Do not let weariness make you leave the race.”

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🛡️ THE HIGHWAY OF HOLINESS
Reading Isaiah 35:8, he declared:

- There is a highway — The Way of Holiness.
- The unclean shall not pass over it.
- No lion or ravenous beast shall be there.
- Only the redeemed walk there.

Holiness is not just for the church building — it is for everywhere.

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🧱 THE FOUR FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLES — JEREMIAH 1:5
Bishop Tito concluded with four identity‑anchoring truths:

1. You Are Chosen
God selected you before you were born.

2. You Were Designed
God formed you with intention and purpose.

3. You Have Been Protected
Your survival is evidence of God’s preserving hand.

4. Your Name Is Written in Heaven
Your identity and destiny are secured in God.

These truths anchor the believer in purpose, identity, and perseverance.

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🙏 A GENTLE, HOLY MORNING ALTAR CALL
The service closed with a gentle altar call, inviting God’s people to recommit themselves to the mission, the journey, and the purpose God has placed upon their lives.

People came quietly.
Some knelt.
Some stood with lifted hands.
Some wept softly.

The Spirit moved with a sweet, steady presence — not loud, not rushed, but deep and unmistakable.

It was a moment of:

- Surrender
- Renewal
- Healing
- Commitment
- Unity

A perfect conclusion to a morning that reminded us:

We are not there yet —
but we are on the way,
and God is with us every step.

05/23/2026

📣 TUESDAY NIGHT SERVICE REPORT — Feast of Pentecost 2026

“A Night of Alignment, Acceleration, and Apostolic Clarity”

Messages Delivered by Deacon Dave Dillie & Bishop Timothy Miller

Tuesday evening at the Feast of Pentecost 2026 unfolded with a profound sense of divine orchestration. The service carried a steady, unmistakable momentum as Deacon Dave Dillie and Bishop Timothy Miller delivered messages that, though distinct in tone and delivery, converged seamlessly into a unified declaration: the Church is on a God‑ordained journey, Christ is the destination, and the road ahead requires renewed focus, renewed obedience, and renewed power.

The atmosphere was reverent, expectant, and deeply aware that God was aligning His people for the next phase of His unfolding plan.

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I. DEACON DAVE DILLIE — “We Are Not There Yet, But We Are Still on the Journey”

Deacon Dave Dillie opened the evening with a message marked by humility, transparency, and pastoral insight. His sermon was not merely instructional — it was deeply relatable, grounded in lived experience, and delivered with a sincerity that resonated across generations.

1. The Journey Begins in Sin — and Grace Redirects It
He began by reminding the congregation that humanity’s journey starts in the same place:

- Born in sin
- Shaped by brokenness
- In need of redemption

Quoting Romans 5:12 and Psalm 51:5, he emphasized that sin is not merely an action — it is the condition into which every person is born.
But the beauty of the gospel is that God interrupts the journey and offers a new direction through Christ.

2. The Necessity of New Birth
Deacon Dillie moved to John 3, highlighting Jesus’ conversation with Nicodemus:

“Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.”

He stressed that:

- Salvation is not inherited
- Salvation is not earned
- Salvation is not achieved by effort
- Salvation begins with new birth

This moment — the moment Christ enters a life — is the true starting point of the believer’s journey.

3. The Reality of Detours, Distractions, and Delays
With humor and honesty, he recounted the Dillie family’s trip from Pennsylvania to Cleveland:

- The GPS rerouting
- The unexpected detours
- The beautiful but unplanned backroads
- The moment he was pulled over for speeding because he was watching the GPS instead of the road

These stories became vivid metaphors for the Christian walk:

- Life does not always follow our planned route
- Detours are inevitable
- Unexpected obstacles arise
- We often think we know better than the guidance we’ve been given

The officer’s words became a spiritual lesson:

“Pay more attention to the signs than the GPS.”

In spiritual terms:

- Pay attention to Scripture
- Pay attention to conviction
- Pay attention to the Spirit’s leading
- Pay attention to the boundaries God has set

4. God’s Perfect System — The True GPS
Deacon Dillie introduced a powerful metaphor:

G.P.S. — God’s Perfect System

Unlike earthly GPS systems that glitch, reroute, or mislead, God’s direction is:

- Trustworthy
- Consistent
- Clear
- Anchored in Scripture
- Empowered by the Spirit

He emphasized that following God’s direction is not always easy, but it is always right.

5. The Danger of Stopping
Perhaps the most sobering moment of his message came when he said:

“You only miss the destination when you stop moving.”

Stopping looks like:

- Giving up
- Growing cold
- Becoming complacent
- Choosing sin
- Ignoring conviction
- Abandoning the path

But as long as a believer continues moving — even slowly, even painfully — God continues guiding.

6. The Call to Lead Others
Deacon Dillie reminded the Church that many around us are “running aimlessly,” unaware of the destination or the path.
He urged the saints to:

- Share their testimony
- Offer hope
- Point others toward Christ
- Lead family and friends toward the right road

His message concluded with a humble, heartfelt confession:

“I’m not there yet — but I’m planning to make it.”

It was a pastoral, grounding, and deeply encouraging word that prepared the congregation for the prophetic acceleration that followed.

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II. BISHOP TIMOTHY MILLER — “TAKE A RIDE WITH ME!”

Bishop Timothy Miller followed with a message that elevated the evening into a moment of unmistakable spiritual momentum.
Where Deacon Dillie prepared the heart, Bishop Miller ignited the fire.

His sermon — a sweeping, imaginative, and theologically rich journey — invited the Church to “get in the car” and travel through Scripture, prophecy, and the revelation of Jesus Christ.

1. The Destination Is a Person
Referencing Acts 1, he reminded the Church that the disciples themselves asked, “Are we there yet?”
Jesus redirected them to the true focus:

“Ye shall receive power… and ye shall be witnesses unto Me.”

The destination is not a place — it is Christ Himself.

2. The Road of Restoration
He traced the “tire tracks” of Elijah, showing that the spirit of Elijah is a spirit of:

- Restoration
- Confrontation
- Covenant
- Returning to the altar
- Preparing the way for Christ

He emphasized that every true restoration leads back to Jesus.

3. The Pit Stop — Fresh Fuel for the Journey
Bishop Miller warned that no believer can complete the journey on yesterday’s anointing.

The Upper Room was presented as the ultimate “fuel station,” where empty vessels were filled with fire and empowered to proclaim Christ.

“The Holy Ghost fuels us to preach Jesus.”

4. There Are Still Miles to Cover
He concluded with a sweeping vision of the Church’s mission:

- The gospel must reach all nations
- The revelation of Jesus Christ must be proclaimed
- The Church must remain in motion
- The Bride must continue preparing

His closing charge was clear:

“The ride is not over. The fire still burns. The Spirit still fills. And this gospel still has power.”

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III. A NIGHT OF DIVINE ALIGNMENT

The unity between the two messages was unmistakable:

- Deacon Dillie emphasized the journey
- Bishop Miller emphasized the destination
- Deacon Dillie emphasized trusting God’s direction
- Bishop Miller emphasized being filled with God’s power
- Deacon Dillie emphasized movement
- Bishop Miller emphasized mission

Together, they formed a single, Spirit‑crafted declaration:

The Church is on a God‑ordained journey, Christ is the destination, the Holy Ghost is the fuel, and the time to move forward is now.

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IV. FINAL REFLECTION

Tuesday night at the Feast of Pentecost 2026 was a vivid reminder that:

- God is guiding His Church
- God is aligning His people
- God is restoring His message
- God is fueling His ministers
- God is preparing His Bride
- God is unfolding His plan

And though we are not there yet, we are undeniably closer than we have ever been.

The journey continues — with clarity, unity, and fresh fire.

05/23/2026

📣 FRIDAY NIGHT YOUTH SERVICE REPORT — Feast of Pentecost 2026

“A Generation Rising: Filled, Called, and Leading Today”

Youth‑Led Worship • Youth‑Driven Ministry • Spirit‑Empowered Message by International Youth Director Jason Dillie

Friday night at the Feast of Pentecost 2026 was a night that will be remembered for years to come. It was not simply a youth service — it was a spiritual landmark, a moment when the Church witnessed the unmistakable fulfillment of Acts 2 and Joel 2 in real time. The Spirit of God moved with clarity and power, and the young people of The Church of God stepped boldly into their identity, their calling, and their mission.

This night made one truth absolutely undeniable:

The youth are not the church of tomorrow —
they are the church of TODAY.
They are examples of faith, purity, courage, and Holy Ghost fire.

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🔥 YOUTH‑LED WORSHIP — A Sound That Shifted the Atmosphere
The service opened with youth‑led worship that carried a purity and passion that instantly filled the sanctuary.
This was not entertainment.
This was not performance.
This was ministry.

Voices rose with conviction.
Hands lifted in surrender.
Hearts opened to the moving of the Spirit.

The youth didn’t just lead worship —
they led the Church into the presence of God.

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🔥 TALENTS PRESENTED TO THE LORD — A Generation Offering Their Gifts
A beautiful variety of youth stepped forward to present their talents:

- Singing
- Instruments
- Testimonies
- Spoken word
- Creative expressions of worship

Each offering was sincere, Spirit‑anointed, and deeply moving.
The Church witnessed a generation that is not waiting for adulthood to serve God —
they are serving Him now, boldly and joyfully.

They are examples to the entire body of what it looks like to give God your best.

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🔥 FRIENDLY COMPETITION — “THE BIBLE SONG SHOWDOWN”
One of the most delightful and joy‑filled moments of the evening came during a burst of friendly competition that showcased both biblical knowledge and creativity.

The students of Piedmont Christian Academy stepped forward with confidence to recite the books of the Bible — but they didn’t stop there. They presented their own song version, turning Scripture memorization into a lively, energetic musical presentation.

Not to be outdone, Sister Rebecca Burkhart rose to the challenge with her own song version of the books of the Bible — and the congregation absolutely loved it.

What followed was a spirited, good‑natured “Bible Song Showdown” that had the entire sanctuary smiling, cheering, and celebrating the Word of God.

It was fun.
It was uplifting.
It was unforgettable.

But more importantly, it demonstrated something powerful:

This generation doesn’t just know the Word —
they love the Word, celebrate the Word, and creatively share the Word.

This moment beautifully reinforced the theme of the night:

The youth are not the church of tomorrow —
they are the church of TODAY,
and they are leading by example in worship, in service, and in Scripture.

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🔥 ALTAR SERVICE — A Move of God Among the Youth
Before the preaching even began, the altar was already alive with movement.
Young people pressed in with hunger.
Tears flowed freely.
Leaders prayed.
Youth prayed for one another.
The Spirit moved with unmistakable power.

It was a scene reminiscent of the Upper Room —
unity, expectancy, and fire.

This generation is not content with casual Christianity.
They want the real thing — and God met them.

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🔥 INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DIRECTOR JASON DILLIE — “THE LONG WAY: WHEN GOD’S DETOUR IS THE DESTINATION”

When International Youth Director Jason Dillie stepped to the pulpit, the atmosphere was already charged — and he delivered a message that spoke directly to the hearts of this generation.

His central theme was powerful and timely:

“Jesus Christ is the journey — and the long way is often God’s way.”

1. Jesus Is the Example of the Journey
He reminded the youth that Christ Himself showed us the path:

- The road to Calvary
- The weight of the cross
- The blood poured out
- The love extended

Christ didn’t just tell us how to walk —
He walked it first.

2. The Blood Reaches the Whole Body
He used a vivid illustration:

Just as the heart pumps blood to the entire body,
the blood of Christ — once applied to the heart —
flows outward to others.

“You were saved so the blood could reach someone else.”

3. The Long Way Is Not Punishment — It Is Preparation
Using Exodus 13, he preached a message that resonated deeply:

- God intentionally took Israel the long way
- Not because they were forgotten
- Not because they were weak
- But because they were being prepared

“God’s detours are not punishments — they are protection.”

4. You Are Not Stuck — You Are Being Built
He spoke directly to youth who feel:

- Behind
- Overlooked
- Uncertain
- Unprepared
- Stuck

With pastoral clarity, he declared:

“You are not stuck — you are being built.
You are not forgotten — you are being led.
You are not behind — you are right on time.”

5. Don’t Quit in the Wilderness
His closing challenge was strong and unforgettable:

“The enemy’s greatest weapon is convincing you the road isn’t going anywhere.
But God is leading you somewhere — and the promised land is real.”

He urged the youth:

- Don’t quit
- Don’t turn back
- Don’t compare your journey
- Don’t despise the long way
- Don’t believe the lie that nothing is happening

God is building something in them that will matter for the rest of their lives.

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🔥 A GENERATION LEADING THE WAY
Friday night revealed a powerful truth:

The youth are not waiting for a future moment to serve God —
they are serving Him now.

They are:

- Leading in worship
- Leading in prayer
- Leading in purity
- Leading in courage
- Leading in spiritual hunger
- Leading in obedience
- Leading in example

They are not the church of tomorrow.
They are the church of TODAY.

And they are setting the pace for the entire body.

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🔥 FINAL REFLECTION — “A Night That Marked a Generation”
Friday night at Pentecost 2026 was a night of:

- Outpouring
- Awakening
- Calling
- Equipping
- Empowering
- Sending

A night when God breathed on His young people and reminded the Church:

“I will pour out My Spirit upon all flesh…
and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy.”

This generation is rising.
This generation is ready.
This generation is being filled, called, and sent.

And The Church of God is stronger because of them.