Clem Ferris: Good afternoon.
Clem Ferris: Is it afternoon already?
Clem Ferris: It's going to be a long one.
Clem Ferris: They said I have till three o'clock.
Clem Ferris: Did I hear that right?
Clem Ferris: Okay, oh, what time we finish Eight.
Clem Ferris: Hey, it's good to be with you.
Clem Ferris: This is such an awesome time to celebrate and give it up for your pastor and his wife.
Clem Ferris: Come on, just give up for them, you guys.
Clem Ferris: Yeah, well done.
Clem Ferris: This is present.
Clem Ferris: We've been applauding the past since last night, but we're in the present moment and we do appreciate you and what you've been through and your family.
Clem Ferris: And best days are yet to come and you know so many good friends in the room and got to see some familiar faces I wouldn't say old faces, they're just familiar and we do go back a long ways.
Clem Ferris: 42 years ago this month, my wife and I stumbled into full faith fellowship in Sheridan, wyoming, just kind of on a whim.
Clem Ferris: It was a Wednesday night and we were newlyweds.
Clem Ferris: We'd been married just a few weeks and we were trying to look for a church.
Clem Ferris: I was on a temporary assignment to open a brand new holiday inn in Sheridan, then moved to Denver and we had a great plan for our lives until the Holy Spirit showed up and that's what happened to us that night.
Clem Ferris: We got in and Tyler's dad was preaching on why you need the Holy Spirit and he taught us why we need the Holy Spirit from the Bible.
Clem Ferris: And then we responded to an altar call we're the only ones came up, got baptized in the Holy Spirit and totally wrecked our lives.
Clem Ferris: We never left the church.
Clem Ferris: We kept coming back.
Clem Ferris: Then I opened the hotel, quit my job and went on staff for a lucrative 85% pay cut.
Clem Ferris: I'll have you know.
Clem Ferris: And even then his dad goes.
Clem Ferris: Now we don't have the money, but we're going to believe it in.
Clem Ferris: It was called full faith fellowship.
Clem Ferris: We're going to believe in your $100 a week and I was like I'm in, let's do it.
Clem Ferris: We were there a year and a half and then moved to Florida with a few other families.
Clem Ferris: Can anything good come out of Cape Coral?
Clem Ferris: Neil, we all got delivered from Cape Coral.
Clem Ferris: We were there for a while.
Clem Ferris: We were in Florida 17 years and then I moved on to some other churches.
Clem Ferris: But we stayed in relationship off and on.
Clem Ferris: Then Neil moved down and I met Neil at a Lifelink conference in the early 90s and we connected.
Clem Ferris: So just a lot of great connection.
Clem Ferris: I mean going all the way back.
Clem Ferris: Where's Buddy Walker?
Clem Ferris: I saw Buddy earlier.
Clem Ferris: Buddy's all the way in the back and your dad was a huge influence in all of that.
Clem Ferris: So we're here to not only walk down memory lane but say God, what are you saying now?
Clem Ferris: What are you saying now, thinking about Neil and thinking about Tyler particularly?
Clem Ferris: I had a dream last night and Neil and Tyler were in my dream.
Clem Ferris: I dreamt we went to heaven.
Clem Ferris: I know that sounds such a stretch, but I dreamt the three of us were in heaven and we're kind of looking around like we're in heaven and then we're getting ready to enter in and there's this long, narrow sludge pit and an angel said before you enter in, you have to walk through the sludge pit to determine how much sin you had in your life before we assign you your spot in heaven.
Clem Ferris: And I'm like, oh boy, this doesn't sound good.
Clem Ferris: And I thought I'm with Neil and I'm with Tyler and I'm just going to go first.
Clem Ferris: So I just kind of started walking in the sludge pit and I started sinking, and I'm sinking quick, just like Jeff said, man, I had lots of sins and I'm sinking quick and I'm up to my chest and barely in and I'm going.
Clem Ferris: Oh, what are Neil thinking?
Clem Ferris: What's Tyler thinking?
Clem Ferris: So I just turned around to look and there's Tyler right behind me and he's just like up to his ankles.
Clem Ferris: I'm going how can this be?
Clem Ferris: You're not that good, I can't believe.
Clem Ferris: And I just said, tyler, why are you hardly sinking?
Clem Ferris: And I'm almost up to my chest and he goes oh, it's easy, I'm standing on Neil's shoulders, we're all standing on somebody's shoulders.
Clem Ferris: Amen, we didn't get here by ourselves, from Jack and the others that we honored last night to this day.
Clem Ferris: And so y'all get ready for another generation to stand on your shoulders, because we're going to go for that tonight.
Clem Ferris: Amen.
Clem Ferris: I'm going to preach out of a real Bible just to honor Steve Fado Carrying the bones of Joseph.
Clem Ferris: It's the message Genesis, chapter 50,.
Clem Ferris: At the very end of the great book of Genesis, the very end of it, before we get into the great exodus, of course, is this admonition from Joseph.
Clem Ferris: Who, last night, steve just kind of laid out a beautiful picture of generational continuance Abraham, isaac, jacob.
Clem Ferris: And now here's one of Jacob's sons, joseph.
Clem Ferris: He gives this admonition to the people of Israel.
Clem Ferris: Then Joseph made the sons of Israel swear.
Clem Ferris: Genesis 50, 25, saying God will surely visit you and you shall carry up my bones from here.
Clem Ferris: Then in Exodus, chapter 13, it says Moses took the bones of Joseph with him, for Joseph had made the sons of Israel solemnly swear, saying God will surely visit you.
Clem Ferris: Come on, somebody God's going to keep visiting and you shall carry up my bones with you from here.
Clem Ferris: This was 430 years later.
Clem Ferris: I don't know about you, but I have to remind myself what I'm going to do tomorrow.
Clem Ferris: I have to send myself text messages and emails just to remind myself.
Clem Ferris: How did they remember?
Clem Ferris: There was something prophetic about this.
Clem Ferris: There was something in the destiny of the people of Israel that they had to carry Joseph's bones with them to the promised land.
Clem Ferris: So Joseph had a prophetic sense about the future.
Clem Ferris: He believed that God would come visit his people time and time again and there would be a moving on of his purposes Trinity.
Clem Ferris: Let me tell you we are in the present, but we're moving on.
Clem Ferris: There's a moving that's coming that we have to get ready for, and so Joseph made this strange request Take my bones with you when God moves.
Clem Ferris: You.
Clem Ferris: Take my bones with you when God moves.
Clem Ferris: You Are you anticipating the move of God?
Clem Ferris: It's happening around the world.
Clem Ferris: I've already been in several nations, already got several more to go this year, but already I'm sensing something different.
Clem Ferris: There's something different in the world, there's something different in the kingdom.
Clem Ferris: There's a move of God.
Clem Ferris: We don't even have a label for it, and I'm glad we don't.
Clem Ferris: The only thing we can say is God is up to something, god is moving.
Clem Ferris: I just want to catch up.
Clem Ferris: I want to grab, hold and hang on.
Clem Ferris: We want to be a part of carrying the next move of God.
Clem Ferris: We have to carry something out of this place today.
Clem Ferris: I've been to Romania a number of times and one time a friend told this interesting story.
Clem Ferris: I'm just going to quote it the way he told it.
Clem Ferris: He says we went around the city of Timisoara and my guide showed me the various sites that were relevant to the Romanian revolution which started there.
Clem Ferris: And we landed finally in the Orthodox cathedral where, in the gloom, I saw a man almost doubled over, reaching into a box in a dark corner.
Clem Ferris: When I asked what was happening, my guide said he's trying to touch the bones.
Clem Ferris: He explained that there was a belief amongst the Orthodox that the bones were those of a holy man and if they would be touched, they could bring healing and life.
Clem Ferris: Trinity, you have better bones in your church, but you need to take them with you into the next move of God.
Clem Ferris: What about these bones?
Clem Ferris: Israel didn't forget the promise that was made to Joseph.
Clem Ferris: They took it seriously enough to remember for hundreds of years that when they left on the great exodus, they were to take the bones of Joseph with them.
Clem Ferris: Abraham, isaac, jacob and then, as Steve brought out so well, the power of multiplication.
Clem Ferris: Abraham had one, isaac had two, jacob had 12, and it multiplied.
Clem Ferris: How does this apply to us then, today?
Clem Ferris: Well, number one, bones are what's left when all the flesh is rotted away.
Clem Ferris: Aren't you glad?
Clem Ferris: Amen, trinity, you have inherited great bones from the previous 50 years of God building here, and no doubt you've faced a lot of flesh.
Clem Ferris: Don't look left, don't look right.
Clem Ferris: You have, you have and presently you still are.
Clem Ferris: But every movement does, every movement as powerful as they've been.
Clem Ferris: We were rehearsing movements last night.
Clem Ferris: We look at church history.
Clem Ferris: Every movement suffers flesh.
Clem Ferris: Every church has to deal with flesh, but we value the bones and carry them forward.
Clem Ferris: You have the bones of the baptism of the Holy Spirit.
Clem Ferris: Those are my bones.
Clem Ferris: My wife and I got those bones 42 years ago.
Clem Ferris: We carry those bones into our future.
Clem Ferris: You have the bones of incredible praise and worship.
Clem Ferris: We tasted it this morning in the present, but it's because of the bones that were carried.
Clem Ferris: You have the bones of the revelation of five-fold ministry man that transformed my life.
Clem Ferris: I've been carrying Ephesians 4.11 bones with me for 42 years.
Clem Ferris: The best is yet to come.
Clem Ferris: You have the bones of dynamic discipleship in small groups.
Clem Ferris: I remember when Neil came to that Lifelink's conference you taught on house churches and small groups.
Clem Ferris: God was transforming the church back then, simply carrying the bones of Acts, chapter 2, back into the 20th century the dynamic of small groups.
Clem Ferris: You have those bones here.
Clem Ferris: You have the bones of the reappearance and the restoration of apostles and prophets.
Clem Ferris: They're so key and they've been so battled, but they're here now.
Clem Ferris: We've carried them and a lot of people paid a price for pioneering new truths.
Clem Ferris: You pay a price for carrying the bones.
Clem Ferris: Sometimes you carry the price of speaking in tongues.
Clem Ferris: How many of you know?
Clem Ferris: Those are bones that get rattled.
Clem Ferris: People don't like that.
Clem Ferris: The devil hates it.
Clem Ferris: You carried the bones and you paid the price for launching missionaries out of this place.
Clem Ferris: You did it in the past, you're doing it now and you will continue to do so because it's the Great Commission.
Clem Ferris: You carried the bones and the promises of personal prophecy.
Clem Ferris: We already heard testimonies about a prophetic word, how it changed lives, touched Jeff and others that talked about.
Clem Ferris: I got a word from Steve or I got a word from somebody.
Clem Ferris: You carry those bones.
Clem Ferris: Maybe you're sitting here going I didn't realize all that.
Clem Ferris: Maybe you're new to the church or recently added to the church.
Clem Ferris: Maybe you think, well, isn't this normal?
Clem Ferris: Can I tell you, no, aren't you glad not to be normal?
Clem Ferris: There's going to be kind of a welcomed weirdness in the days ahead.
Clem Ferris: We're going to continue to stand out.
Clem Ferris: Get used to it.
Clem Ferris: Okay, get used to it because you're carrying some bones that nobody else understands and sometimes the flesh makes it hard to carry bones forward.
Clem Ferris: We've had to push past the stinking flesh of the 80s and 90s where we had prominent ministries fail, and we've just been through it again where we kind of get a black mark on our movement and on our churches and all kinds of stuff, and that all happened before social media Now it's like it goes crazy.
Clem Ferris: But we have good bones even after the flesh has rotted away and it does.
Clem Ferris: That's what's left After the flesh and the works of the flesh rot away.
Clem Ferris: What's left are the bones.
Clem Ferris: Movements come and go.
Clem Ferris: Our challenge not carry a movement, let's carry the bones, what was good in every movement.
Clem Ferris: Secondly, all flesh does eventually rot away In every move of the Spirit, and this is the truth.
Clem Ferris: The flesh resists.
Clem Ferris: Galatians sets it up perfectly for us.
Clem Ferris: They're in opposition.
Clem Ferris: The flesh and the Spirit are in opposition one to another.
Clem Ferris: I love the verses that Jesus said the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak.
Clem Ferris: But what a gift weakness is when we realize, like Tyler just spelled out so well, the gospel.
Clem Ferris: It's the gospel that transforms our weakness into spiritual strength.
Clem Ferris: And I got good news for you.
Clem Ferris: God never works with perfect people.
Clem Ferris: God calls the most crazy people to do stuff, and every one of you in this room were called Peter had a short time to recover from his flesh attack.
Clem Ferris: He denies Christ.
Clem Ferris: He does other crazy things Tries to cut off Malchus' ear in the garden.
Clem Ferris: Peter's flesh, you know, know, he had some flesh moments.
Clem Ferris: But you know what he found himself preaching on the day of Pentecost.
Clem Ferris: You can imagine the other disciples like I can't believe that he picked Peter.
Clem Ferris: Why is Peter preaching?
Clem Ferris: I don't know.
Clem Ferris: Don't you remember the garden?
Clem Ferris: We're so good at our flesh attacking somebody else's flesh we're really good at that.
Clem Ferris: My flesh says this Well, your flesh is stinkier than my flesh.
Clem Ferris: It all stinks, but all flesh eventually rots away.
Clem Ferris: So Joseph's request was not a remembrance of what he did in the flesh, it wasn't carrying his position in Egypt.
Clem Ferris: It was a willingness to carry his bones forward.
Clem Ferris: In other words, carry the structures, carry the framework that got us to where we were then, so that we can get to where God wants us to go now.
Clem Ferris: The bones are the very substance of what God speaks and what he builds in every move of the spirit and Trinity.
Clem Ferris: You are a product of moves of the spirit.
Clem Ferris: We heard some about it last night.
Clem Ferris: We're living in it now.
Clem Ferris: We've all had our share of rotting flesh, but there are precious bones to be carried forward.
Clem Ferris: You can't lose them.
Clem Ferris: Don't lose track of them.
Clem Ferris: Don't say where did we put those bones?
Clem Ferris: Hey, we're supposed to bring Joseph's bones.
Clem Ferris: Does anybody know where Joseph's bones are carried forward?
Clem Ferris: They can't lose them.
Clem Ferris: Don't lose track of them, don't say where did we put those bones?
Clem Ferris: Hey, we're supposed to bring Joseph's bones.
Clem Ferris: Does anybody know where Joseph's bones are?
Clem Ferris: And they go.
Clem Ferris: Joseph, who it's like?
Clem Ferris: No, they had to keep rehearsing.
Clem Ferris: It's good to rehearse history.
Clem Ferris: Last night was precious.
Clem Ferris: God loved to rehearse history in the Bible.
Clem Ferris: He was always talking about what was happening, the Exodus it carries into the New Testament, acts, chapter 7, before Stephen was stoned.
Clem Ferris: He just constantly rehearsed history.
Clem Ferris: God's all about it.
Clem Ferris: Why?
Clem Ferris: Because God says don't forget the bones.
Clem Ferris: Let's carry the bones forward, trinity, because they cost you something.
Clem Ferris: We're all standing on someone's shoulders, even though we face issues of the flesh.
Clem Ferris: In the past, we've all had our war stories.
Clem Ferris: But when the flesh is gone, the bones survive.
Clem Ferris: The third thing is there's power in the bones.
Clem Ferris: Oh yeah, there's power in the bones.
Clem Ferris: I know there's power in the blood.
Clem Ferris: We know that one Nobody wrote a song about power in the bones.
Clem Ferris: Power in the bones, power in the bones.
Clem Ferris: I know there's power in the blood.
Clem Ferris: We know that one Nobody wrote a song about power in the bones.
Clem Ferris: Power in the bones, power in the bones.
Clem Ferris: Maybe we'll get the worship team to come up with a new song.
Clem Ferris: There's power in the bones.
Clem Ferris: I take you to 2 Kings, chapter 13, verse 21.
Clem Ferris: It's a crazy story.
Clem Ferris: As a man was being buried, he's dead.
Clem Ferris: Behold, a marauding band was seen and the man was thrown into the grave of Elisha.
Clem Ferris: And as soon as the man touched the bones of Elisha, he revived and he stood on his feet.
Clem Ferris: Wow, all because he touched the bones, all because he touched the bones.
Clem Ferris: The body of a dead man came to life when he touched the bones of a dead prophet.
Clem Ferris: What's up with that?
Clem Ferris: Only God can pull that off.
Clem Ferris: He wanted to illustrate for us.
Clem Ferris: There's something in the bones, there's power in the right bones.
Clem Ferris: If only the body of Christ can continue to touch the bones, I think we'll continue to have an outflow of the power that God wants to demonstrate the presence of his power.
Clem Ferris: When we gather as the church, you got to come in with a mentality as we're not just coming in to have a service, we're here to touch the bones.
Clem Ferris: And then you can't help but just reference Ezekiel 37.
Clem Ferris: I don't have the scripture, but just think about that great passage Speaks about the bones, where God brings the prophet and says to a boneyard.
Clem Ferris: So do you see these bones?
Clem Ferris: Yeah, you think they can live.
Clem Ferris: Only you know God.
Clem Ferris: And what was the word Prophesied to the bones?
Clem Ferris: Why there was still life in them, but they need the spirit of God.
Clem Ferris: And what was the word Prophesied to the bones?
Clem Ferris: Why there was still life in them, but they need the spirit of God.
Clem Ferris: They needed the prophetic word to activate the structures and the things that hold it all together.
Clem Ferris: The bones come together in response to a prophetic word to become something great, an exceeding great army called the church.
Clem Ferris: That was a shadow of the church, full of lively bones.
Clem Ferris: I know you're lively stones, but that's another good song.
Clem Ferris: Lively bones, hand bones connected to the.
Clem Ferris: I don't know if we can worship with that, but it's still true.
Clem Ferris: We're all connected.
Clem Ferris: Right, the bones get connected, they come together.
Clem Ferris: So we need to realize the power to resolve.
Clem Ferris: We got to carry them.
Clem Ferris: If there's power in the bones, then we must carry the bones with us as the church moves forward.
Clem Ferris: Don't leave behind what made Trinity great.
Clem Ferris: Don't leave those bones behind.
Clem Ferris: You got to carry the baptism, the Holy Spirit, into the future.
Clem Ferris: You got to carry the healing power of Jesus into the future.
Clem Ferris: Carry small groups, carry community, all the things that Tyler was carrying about.
Clem Ferris: What makes Trinity Trinity are the bones.
Clem Ferris: So maybe, as you leave this wonderful day of celebration today, you can reflect, not only tonight but through the week and your small groups, and think about what are the bones that God wants you to carry forward.
Clem Ferris: What are some bones in your life?
Clem Ferris: Like I shared, 42 years ago, we got the baptism of the Holy Spirit.
Clem Ferris: Those are bones that God put in us, that have carried us all these years in five-fold ministry and understanding ecclesiology and church polity.
Clem Ferris: And all these bones and structures that a lot of are invisible.
Clem Ferris: You don't see them on any given Sunday, but they're there.
Clem Ferris: That's the whole thing about bones.
Clem Ferris: They're invisible.
Clem Ferris: You don't see them.
Clem Ferris: The flesh covers it up.
Clem Ferris: Yes, sometimes you have to work through the flesh to remind yourself what are the bones behind the activities.
Clem Ferris: This is not a cry for vain traditions.
Clem Ferris: It doesn't mean hang on to old, dead things or ineffective methods.
Clem Ferris: It's a cry to remember the bones that have cost us something.
Clem Ferris: It's to remember the bones and carry them forward because God is moving.
Clem Ferris: The last phrase I want to leave with you comes out of the Great Reformation of the 1600s Semper Reformanda, semper Reformanda, always reforming.
Clem Ferris: Hebrews 9 and verse 10.
Clem Ferris: The writer of Hebrews is contrasting covenants, jeff covenants, old and new covenant.
Clem Ferris: And the New Testament is a better covenant, as Neil teaches so well when he teaches Hebrews, and it says all these systems I use the word system all these systems were in place in the covenant to get us into a relationship with God, except there was one flaw it could not perfect the conscience of the worshiper, it couldn't cleanse us.
Clem Ferris: There were just formalities, rituals, washings, all these things that were instituted by God until a time of reformation, kairos time.
Clem Ferris: That's an ordained time, a superior time, a time set in eternity by God that someday this would happen, a God moment, a kairos time of reformation.
Clem Ferris: And this word, diorthesis, is only used here in the New Testament.
Clem Ferris: One other form of diorthesis is used in one other scripture, in Acts, and this word diorthesis simply means to straighten wholly, it means to make internal adjustments that bring external change.
Clem Ferris: The root word is where we get the word for orthopedic.
Clem Ferris: An orthopedic doctor is a bone doctor.
Clem Ferris: We need more bone doctors in the body of Christ.
Clem Ferris: Right, straighten out the bones when they get a little off, get a little crooked, keep things in alignment.
Clem Ferris: We are in a time of reformation.
Clem Ferris: We're living in an active apostolic reformation right now.
Clem Ferris: You're in it, you're a product of it.
Clem Ferris: God is adjusting constantly and we've gone through some amazing things just in the last few years.
Clem Ferris: We all referenced COVID.
Clem Ferris: It was a COVID time.
Clem Ferris: That was a Kairos time of reformation, where God had to reform.
Clem Ferris: And now it's like what?
Clem Ferris: Online church?
Clem Ferris: Yeah, everybody does it, don't they Ten years ago?
Clem Ferris: Yeah, someday all churches will be online doing online church.
Clem Ferris: No way, there's no way.
Clem Ferris: What's it going to take?
Clem Ferris: Oh, god's got a plan.
Clem Ferris: God's got a plan.
Clem Ferris: He'll put a little pressure on the bones.
Clem Ferris: He'll reform some bones.
Clem Ferris: He'll reform our thinking.
Clem Ferris: It's mental change is the hardest one Making mental adjustments, changing the way we think about church, how we're going to deliver the gospel in this world that we live in now.
Clem Ferris: Trinity present.
Clem Ferris: You've got the internet.
Clem Ferris: Woo-hoo.
Clem Ferris: We planted a church in Fort Myers, florida, in 1993, I'll have you know, with no internet.
Clem Ferris: How do you do that?
Clem Ferris: We had a used overhead projector, a used six-channel PV soundboard and an old, worn-out cassette recorder.
Clem Ferris: Welcome to the 90s.
Clem Ferris: It's like here you go, here's all the technology you'll need for a successful church plant.
Clem Ferris: Thank you very much.
Clem Ferris: Oh boy, have we reformed, have we changed.
Clem Ferris: Internal technology must now be given the greatest weight in the reformation of the church.
Clem Ferris: It's what's going on on the inside.
Clem Ferris: It's where the bones are.
Clem Ferris: You've heard of the iceberg principle.
Clem Ferris: The iceberg principle is you look at an iceberg and only 10% is above the surface.
Clem Ferris: 90% is below the surface.
Clem Ferris: It's what you can't see.
Clem Ferris: It was that 90% below the surface that sank the Titanic.
Clem Ferris: It wasn't the piece sticking out of the water, that internal technology, the bones.
Clem Ferris: Did it ever occur to you as we were reflecting on communion?
Clem Ferris: None of Jesus' bones were broken?
Clem Ferris: Why?
Clem Ferris: They were perfect.
Clem Ferris: They couldn't be broken.
Clem Ferris: Man could not break the internal strength and technology of the Son of God, break the internal strength and technology of the Son of God.
Clem Ferris: Thousands of men were crucified on the streets of Rome and all around, even Jerusalem.
Clem Ferris: Thousands of men were hung on crosses, crucified, but only one could save the world.
Clem Ferris: Why?
Clem Ferris: The bones, the internal structures of one was perfect.
Clem Ferris: So, semper Reformanda, tcc, keep reforming.
Clem Ferris: You say what's ahead?
Clem Ferris: Constant reformation, constantly reforming our structures, our vision, our systems.
Clem Ferris: What To reach?
Clem Ferris: A lost and dying world that's ever-changing?
Clem Ferris: We're not trying to keep up with the world, everybody.
Clem Ferris: We're trying to keep up with God.
Clem Ferris: I want to keep up with God.
Clem Ferris: He's moving at lightning speed.
Clem Ferris: I think we're the internet generation and all we're doing is getting a glimpse of how fast God can move.
Clem Ferris: Information moves so fast now and we think, wow, aren't we lucky?
Clem Ferris: No, we're not lucky.
Clem Ferris: We are called.
Clem Ferris: You were called to live in this Kairos time.
Clem Ferris: Therefore, god says you can do it, you can keep up.
Clem Ferris: You're going to have to constantly change out your hard drive, insert new internal drivers to bring transformation.
Clem Ferris: I believe we're going to make faster disciples.
Clem Ferris: We're going to make them faster, if I can say it that way, not less of a disciple, but you know what Capacity?
Clem Ferris: Faster, speed up systems.
Clem Ferris: That's what it's all about in the world we live in, because he is coming back and we are moving somewhere.
Clem Ferris: It's called the finish.
Clem Ferris: We are on our way to the great finish.
Clem Ferris: So, therefore, we must always be reforming and carry the bones, because we have, like the children of Israel, we have a promised land to get to.
Clem Ferris: We're on our way and it's going to come faster than you can even conceive.
Clem Ferris: Hang on and carry the bones.
Clem Ferris: Amen.
Clem Ferris: God bless you.