 where you're taught to be saved, that you need to tear open churches, where you were called to walk in an aisle, and, you know, I was still living for myself, and wasn't that bad. And he wanted to church share the gospel with me, and showed me my sin. That didn't say that I was lost, didn't truly see my wickedness of my sin, or my depravities. I was still clinging to my prayer, and not the Lord. Actually, I realized I wasn't saved. I wasn't saved. But instead of turning the Lord, I went deeper into my sin, opened my eyes that I was the one who was wrong, and that I needed him, and attended for years. And spread them with assurance, so merciful and gracious to me. He showed me through the ladies in my small group that I was trusting in my works. I was constantly, I would constantly be looking at my performance and comparing myself to others. I wasn't looking to Christ. I was trying to do things in my own strength. I don't know the exact time I got converted, but the Lord has graciously changed my heart. I said the Lord died for me. It wasn't just for other people, but it was for me. I now look to Christ for all things, and trust solely in Him. I know I can't save myself, and it's only through His finished work on the cross that I am forgiven. The Lord has given me a new heart, to hate the things I used to love, and love the things I used to hate. I have a love for the Lord, and a love for His gospel I didn't have before. Wicked things I used to find funny, or enjoy, I don't anymore. My desire is to live for the Lord, and not for myself. And I pray that there's anyone here, not converted, that they would turn from their sin, and trust in Christ alone. He is mighty to save. Based on your professional faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, based on your official sin, your commitment to church, you baptized your sister, the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, ready with Christ and baptism.