Wide Awake

What a wonderful discovery for preachers!

I'll have the ushers administer a whif of this to everybody right before the sermon.

Comments

Keetha said…
I've heard you preach multiple times and I don't think ANYONE has trouble staying awake to hear you.
9:42 AM
Anonymous said…
If you invite me up and feed me Burger King on Saturday night I should be able to keep the pews closest to me awake. If you splurge and get me a second helping of onion rings I maybe could manage the entire congregation. :)

Just let me know!!!

Jonathan Wilson
6:41 PM
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