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Why Nobody Calls Back Even After 40 CVs

Name: Why Nobody Calls Back Even After 40 CVs
Uploaded: 2026-10-18T12:34:51+02:00
Channel: Ricardo Zaal
Description: You're qualified but invisible. Being where people can find you gets you hired.

Preached by Ricardo Zaal, Founder and Lead Pastor · 18 October 2026

You have the qualifications. You have sent your CV everywhere. But nobody calls back. Pastor Ricardo Zaal unpacks what the Bible says about why visibility and action matter more than a perfect resume.

You're qualified but invisible, and that's stopping the job offer

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This message is for you if:

You have applied everywhere but nobody calls back
You are tired of hearing just keep trying
You wonder if something is wrong with you
You are waiting for opportunity instead of positioning yourself

The CV serves a purpose.

You have sent your CV everywhere. Forty copies. You printed them, held them in your hand, walked them into offices and gave them directly to a person. Not one called back. You are a graduate. You have the qualifications. But nothing happened. People around you say keep trying, and you are tired of those words because you have tried.

The real barrier is your location and visibility. A CV is a paper with your past on it. It tells what you have already done, not who you are now or who you can become. Pastor Ricardo Zaal explains what matters: being where someone can find you, evaluate you in real time, and see what you can do.

The numbers in South Africa are real. The unemployment rate is 33.6 percent overall, and 47 percent for people aged 15 to 34. But those numbers cannot quiet your mind at 2 a.m. telling you there is something wrong with you. Shame makes it worse. Shame makes you stop applying. Shame makes you stop telling people you are looking. Shame misleads you about the real problem.

The marketplace owner went out to find workers.

In Matthew 20, Jesus describes a vineyard owner who goes out to hire laborers. He goes to the marketplace to recruit. He goes to the marketplace early in the morning, and that should be the end of the story. That reality differs. He goes back at the third hour. Then the sixth. Then the ninth. Then at the eleventh hour, just one hour before sunset, he goes out again and finds others standing idle. When he asks them why they are standing there all day not working, they answer: Because no man had hired us.

The owner pays fairly. He acknowledges the real barrier. He simply says, Go ye also into the vineyard. And he gives them work. Notice that the owner is seeking. Notice that seeking people keeps finding people. He went out to multiple places to find workers. He went to the marketplace multiple times because that is where people stand, where they can be seen, where they can be evaluated, where they can be hired.

Idle means lacking opportunity.

The Greek word for idle in that passage is argos. It means without work. The English translation suggests laziness and unwillingness. The men's own answer tells you what it really was. They were willing. They were ready to work. They were standing in the marketplace waiting to be found. The difference between somebody who got the job and somebody who missed it is visibility and opportunity. It is visibility. It is being in a place where the employer can find you.

This changes everything about how you think. You have the qualifications. You are capable and worthy. The problem is your absence from places where people can see you, evaluate you, and find you. Ruth, a widow and a foreigner, goes to the field to glean. She positions herself where she can be seen and found. Her action puts her in the sight of Boaz, who becomes her redeemer. Ruth went to the fields where Boaz could find her. She went to where work happens and where people can find her.

Work is visible, and visibility changes everything

When people ask what Jesus did for a living, Mark 6:3 says, Is this not the carpenter? The Son of God was known as a working man. His service was out there. He was known for what he could do. Work is honorable, and being visible while you work is how you become findable.

Pastor Ricardo Zaal shares his own story. He worked as a merchandiser in a Checkers store in Southgate, packing shelves. But while he was packing shelves, every time a sales rep walked in, he greeted them, spoke with them, showed them who he was beyond the job description. A woman named Greta saw him in action, saw how he carried himself, and offered him a job as a tele-seller with a car allowance, a credit card, and a salary of 9,500 rand plus commission. This job came not because he sent out a CV. It came because somebody saw him working and saw that there was more to him than what a shelf could contain.

This is the shift you need. While you are in your current job, while you are waiting, keep moving forward. Show up. Do the work. Let people see you solve problems, handle objections, speak with customers, care about excellence. Your CV will never change, but you change every day. A better you is always possible. And when someone sees the better you in action, they want to hire you or partner with you or work with you. You can do kingdom work without holding the title pastor or apostle. Sometimes you just have to think outside the box, try to fix something, gain experience, and let that experience make you more employable.

The marketplace is more than a job board

This message encompasses calling and purpose beyond employment. It is about every area where you are looking to be found. You want to be a worshiper. You become a worshiper by gathering with worshipers, attending church, and standing where worship happens. You want to be part of the Great Commission, to make disciples, but you sit in your room thinking about evangelism while your feet never find the street. You want to be a partner or a wife. You get found by being in places where people see you in person, observing how you carry yourself, how you speak, and what you care about.

Ecclesiastes 9:10 says, Whatever you can find to do, do it. And the reason is simple: you are alive and God is still working on you. That is why what you can find, do it. Show up before everything aligns perfectly. Do what you can find to do now, and do it where people can find you. Tell one person what kind of work you want. Let someone who knows you put your name in front of someone who might take you to your next step, your next opportunity, your next glory.

Stop waiting and stand in the marketplace

Proverbs 22:29 says, Seest thou a man diligent in his business? He shall stand before kings. He shall not stand before mean men. This means you should be diligent in the thing you are looking for, the thing you are seeking for, the business you are looking for. Diligence combines effort with visibility and action. It is visibility plus effort. It is showing up, doing the work, and letting yourself be seen while you do it.

If you have lost your job, tell your family. They need to hold you accountable for your next step. If you have a CV, send it out this week. Share your need with people who can help. Go to a specific person and deliver it by hand. And while you are out, do something that makes you visible. Get into the marketplace. Whether you seek a job, customer, relationship, calling, or way to serve, you must be findable. You become findable by being in places where people see you, evaluate you, and have opportunity to hire you. Stand where the employer can find you. Stand where the customer can find you. Stand where love can find you. Stand where God can use you. That is where you become hired. That is where you become known. That is where your future changes.

"A CV is a paper with your past on it, but the now and the future is a better you, and it will always be a better you."
- Pastor Ricardo Zaal

Key Takeaways

Visibility matters more than qualifications on paper Your resume tells what you have already done. Being findable shows who you are right now and what you can become. When an employer sees you work, solve a problem, handle pressure, or care about excellence in real time, that is worth more than a paper resume. Ruth went to where Boaz could see her. She went to the field where he could see her. The vineyard owner went to the marketplace to find workers himself. He went five times to find people standing there. You are hired when someone evaluates you in action, not when someone reads about you on paper.
Shame stops you but visibility changes everything Shame tells you something is wrong with you. Shame tells you not to tell people you are looking for work, a customer, a partner, or a calling. Shame makes you stay home and wait instead of standing in the marketplace. But shame is lying. The real barrier is your location and visibility. It is that you are invisible. The moment you show up, the moment you tell someone what you are looking for, the moment you do what you can find to do, you become findable. One person who knows you can put your name in front of someone who changes your life. Shame keeps you quiet. Courage keeps you standing.
Move while you wait. While seeking your next job, customer, or opportunity, stay active and visible. Work where you are. Show up. Do the thing you can do now. Let people see you. Let them see how you handle challenges, how you care, how you think. Your CV stays static, but you grow and change every day. Your future self is always better than the version written on paper. That better version is visible only when you are standing in the marketplace, doing the work, letting yourself be found.

If you are in or around Pretoria or Johannesburg, come and join us on a Sunday - these messages are preached live every week at Fountain of Grace International, 323 B Danie Theron Street, Pretoria North.

Frequently Asked Questions

I have sent my CV everywhere and nobody calls back. What am I doing wrong?

You are probably not doing anything wrong. Your CV records past achievements; your presence demonstrates who you are now and what you can become. The problem is likely visibility, not qualification. You need to be where people can see you work, evaluate you in real time, and determine if you are right for the role. Go to specific people and deliver your CV by hand. While you are out, do something that shows your skills and character. Let someone who knows you recommend you. Show up in places where your target employer goes. Being seen and evaluated in action is what gets you hired, not a resume alone.

What does the story of the vineyard owner in Matthew 20 teach about finding work?

The owner goes to the marketplace five times a day. He goes to the marketplace to find workers. He actively seeks, and those he hires are the ones standing where he can find them. The men say they were idle because no one had hired them, demonstrating their readiness and availability. They were willing and waiting in the right place. The lesson is that you must position yourself in places where employers, customers, and opportunity-makers go. You must be visible, available, and ready to be evaluated. You get found by showing up in the marketplace.

Does this message only apply to finding a job?

No. The principle applies to anything you want to be found for. If you want to be a worshiper, you must stand where worship happens. If you want to be part of the Great Commission, your feet must find the street and the mission field. If you want a partner, you must be in places where you can be seen and known. If you want a better job than you have now, you must show up and do excellent work where people can see you. The marketplace is anywhere people gather, evaluate, and make decisions about who to hire, partner with, or work with.

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You have sent your CV everywhere, but nobody calls you back. You have sent your CV everywhere, but nobody has called you back. You literally have printed copies of over 40 CVs that you have given personally. You handed it into somebody's hand. But not even one has called you back. You are the one who was retrenched and has not told the family how bad it actually was. You have not told your family how bad it is when you were retrenched. You are a graduate. You are a graduate. And being a graduate, you have all the qualifications, but nothing happened. In fact, you are the one that people always say, keep on trying. but you get tired of those words of keep on trying. You have tried. It's like you even ask yourself is there something wrong with me? This is who the message is for. The person you have a job but you are so stuck in that job, you're looking for something else. Do you know that the unemployment rate of South Africa, as of recent, not today's one, I'm just saying as of recent, from the last time I've read, it stands on 33.6% unemployed. Among those people aged between 15 and 34 is about 47 that is unemployed I mean look at those numbers It's huge numbers, right? These are stats SA numbers. Remember, stats SA numbers give it to you like that. Thank you. Stats SA numbers give it to you like that. And this is like the second quarter of 2026. I think that was the numbers. But these numbers cannot quiet a mind at 2 a.m. saying that they are the problem. A businessman sitting and thinking business is not going. Because the unfortunate part is that if you are in business, people needs to be employed to be able to pay you. So if you think that this doesn't affect you. It's something that affects all of us. And you know, shame makes the problem even worse. It makes you to stop applying. It makes you to stop telling people, I'm in the job market. To stop telling people, I'm in the business of getting more clients. you are literally saying I'm not going to tell you what to do but you are literally saying I'm tired and if you think that this message is for you as a person that already work no, it's not for me you got it all wrong Do you know that you as a person who works have to take care of somebody who doesn't work? And you think that this message might not be for you but look at your own life now and just have a look at one person that was actually asking you the other day just borrow me a 20 rent I just want to buy food. And now my question to you is, do you still think this message doesn't affect you? Because this is a message for somebody who not just given in the CV, but also at the same time as they have given in the CV, you find them standing in queue for food parcels. Let us go to our Bibles in Matthew 20. Matthew 20. And I want to show you three things that will help. Matthew 20 says the following. For the kingdom of heaven is like unto a man that is a householder, which went out early in the morning to hire laborers into his vineyard. To hire laborers into his vineyard. And when he had agreed with the laborers for a penny a day, he sent them into the vineyard and he went out about the third hour and saw another standing. idle in the marketplace and said unto them, Go ye also into the vineyard, and whatsoever is right I shall give you. And they went there. Again he went out about the sixth and ninth hour and did likewise. And about the eleventh hour he went out and found others standing idle and said unto them, Why stand ye all they idle? They say unto him, Because no man, did you hear that? He says, Because no man had hired us. He said unto them Go ye also in the vineyard and whatsoever is right that ye shall receive That ye shall receive I want us to go to root 2. Let us read root 2, verse 2. Now root 2, verse 2, says the following, and And Ruth, the Moabite, said unto Naomi, Let me now go to the field and glean ears of corn after him, in whose sight I shall find grace. And she said unto her, Go, my daughter. And she went and came and gleaned into the field after the reapers. and her hip was too light on part of the field belonging unto Boaz, who was in the kindred of Elimelech. Let us read Ecclesiastes 9 verse 10 as well. Ecclesiastes 9 verse 10. Now Ecclesiastes 9 verse 10 says the following, And if you read this laborer or this, what they call it, this is the householder which went out in the morning to hire laborers. You might be reading this story about fairness or unfairness of pain. Because if you're looking at it at the end, it says go ye also in the vineyard whatsoever whoever is right shall he receive. Because if you read the whole part, you will hear certain people got paid in a certain time frame. That even the last person that was found, that you can almost say work lesser hours. But people tend to look at the first and the last, but they forgot in the middle. Because the owner goes out five times early in the morning, the third hour, the ninth hour, the 11th, and he keeps going back to the marketplace. He kept going back to the marketplace. He kept looking for people. And now, I want you to reframe this in your own life. This is not about somebody who has been sending a CV only. This is you that stood into a place where you found yourself in need of money. Regardless whether you work or you don't. Regardless whether you earn an income or you don't earn an income. But you found yourself looking for some sort of a way that somebody can just tell you, I love you. just that relationship of I love you if I put this thing on let me just oh okay So now my question to you is, what kind of labor you're looking for? What kind of hard work you're looking for? Can you see where I'm showing? I'm not talking about hard work, the work that makes you to sweat, but the hard work, the work that comes from your heart. Now I want you to think of this. About five in the afternoon with one hour of light he still finds men standing there and he asks why do you stand there all day idle My question to you is if you looking at this whole situation this man finds every time whenever he go and look, he finds somebody. Now, my question to you is, why is it that when somebody is seeking, somebody is finding? That same person who was seeking, found. Because this person didn't go and look at one place the whole time. Did you get my point? He didn't look at one place only the whole time. because if he would have went there the very first time, the same place, the person could have stand there. The one that woke up later could have stand there as well. How does he know where to find these people? It's a question, eh? It's a question. How does he find all these people? It's like when he said, why do you stand here all day idle? It's like somebody who is fighting with them. It sounds like an accusation, isn't it? You're standing idle. How can you be standing idle? It sounds like an accusation, but it's not an accusation. It's actually a question. It was a question. And these men, they were saying, no, because no man had hired us. So my question to you is, what makes somebody answer that no man has hired you? So the owner he never argues He never said you should have tried harder He just said go ye also into the vineyard. And he gave them work. Now, when you're looking at the word idol, the Greek word for it is argos. The word idol in that passage it's argos. It means without work. It means without work. Now, the English word makes it sound like laziness. You know, like somebody who just was just lazy, doesn't want to do anything. But the man's own answer tells you what it really was. They were willing. It's like just that somebody is not telling them to or giving them the work. So this is where the difference comes in from somebody who got the job. And somebody who didn't get it. For somebody who didn't get it, it's the fact that you were not willing to go that extra mile. Sometimes when you're looking at this word, the Argos, from the Greek word, from the word for work with the not in front, it means without work, but not unwilling to work. So look at what comes next. The owner never calls them lazy. He just finds them work. He finds them another work. there's a what is this thing let's read Mark 6 verse 3 let's read Mark 6 verse 3 Mark 6 verse 3 He says the following. He says is not this the carpenter the son of Mary the brother of James and Joseph and Judah and Simon And are not his sisters here with us And they were offended at him. Huh? Now, this is a small verse with a big truth in it. Is this not the carpenter? So when you're looking at Jesus' life, the Son of God was known as a working man. so this this statement that says is this not the carpenter it makes you to realize that as much as we can look at Jesus as the king of the kings or the king of the Jews his service was out there he was known so sometimes you must understand work is honorable and just the gap in it there's nothing wrong you remember last week we were talking about the woman who had something, a little oil in the house. Now, sometimes you should understand that looking for a job is not everything that you are qualified for, that you must look for. Look at something you can do, at least. Do you know what you can do? Anybody in this room can talk. If there's anybody here that can't talk, tell me now, so that I don't base something on a hunch. For somebody who can talk, they can talk. Make negotiations. You might not be thinking how negotiations work, but you might know how. And that is a job to do on its own. If you have a job today, look at the one who has nothing. If you have a job, look at the one who has nothing, nothing at all. because that person, you can actually look at them with respect. Because you know why I'm saying it. You are just one call away from retrenchment. Your boss might just say, today we are done. And you sit at the same place. one call away from the marketplace. One call away from the marketplace. If you go to scripture in Ecclesiastes, Ecclesiastes 9 verse 10. Ecclesiastes 9 verse 10 reads as follows. He says, whatever you can find to do, do it. Ecclesiastes 9 verse 10. Whatever you can find to do, do it. because you are alive and God is still working on you. That's the reason why what you can find, do it. You know that we sometimes look at getting a job like this. put in a tie, put in a jacket, wear your nicest clothes, go and look for a job. That's how we were taught. That's how you look for a job. But Bishop, can I tell you something? Some of the jobs that I found in my career, most of the time, it was not because I sent out CV. It's because somebody spoke my CV. Not sending out my CV. Do you know what is a CV? A CV is a paper with something written on of your past But it not supposed to be something about your past because what you have done in the past you might not be the same in the future. Even now, as I'm speaking to you, you might not be the same as you were yesterday. Because a CV is a past existing factor of who you were, that you think you are. But can I show you what I mean by that? Somebody who has been hired as a, you can almost call it, as a merchandiser. I'm speaking about myself now. I was hired as a merchandiser. My CV says my skill set is merchandising. Now, for those of you who don't know what merchandiser is, a merchandiser is a person who gets into a retail store and do and pack out the stock and help to, you can almost call it, just make sure that the shelves are full. so you take the stock you pack it that's a being a merchandiser but then what happened is as i was merchandising in in a place in southgate in uh southgate checkers do you know what i used to do every time when a sales rep walk in there I would start greeting them as if they were my friends. Remember, my background says merchandising. Even my prior work to that, I was also working as a perishable controller, meaning it's the same thing. It's just called perishable controller. It's the same packing stock in the perishable section. So when I was doing this, I found a lady called by the name Greta and we started speaking and she could hear there's more to me than what a silly can be. And they hired me as a tele-seller in the office with Akon If it cold you can make it hot While I was working in a freezer with a freeze suit, every day, like literally every day when I go to work, people are walking past me getting hot with short sleeves. Here I'm sitting with a cap thing because it gets cold. Now, why am I mentioning this to you? Is that wherever you are, you are worth hiring as long as you portray yourself to be the best. Now, you might ask this is only in the marketplace. let us talk about the fact that in your spiritual life, you would like to be a worshiper. How would you become to be a worshiper if you don't get in contact with worshipers? If you don't know how others are worshiping? Because all this was doing here, this whole scripture that we were reading previously was saying somebody was standing in the marketplace. Now, as a worshiper, where are you standing? You want to become a worshiper? Yes, I understand fully. But my question to you is, how can you not be found close to worship? If you think that this is only about us getting a job. No. What is the great commission? Go out there and make disciples of men. That is our great commission. But how do you make disciples of men if you every day of the week, you find yourself in your room, sitting and thinking, I would like to go and do some evangelism. But your feet has never found the street. Have your feet ever found the street Okay No I don like going out I those kind of guys who like my own space I would love to be in. Now my question to you is, let's talk about the next thing. The thing that you love the most. Okay. scrolling. Have you used this thing to evangelize, to do the job that you would like to have? Because if you have not used this thing, then what's the use of you asking to become one of the great commission person? Stay in the marketplace to be findable. Stay in the marketplace to be findable. What is it that you are looking for? Are you a person that looks for business? Because remember, sometimes it's not that you don't have a job, you don't have a customer. Because there's a difference between somebody who's sitting at home not having anything, but somebody who have a business, but no feet that walks into his place. Huh? These men, even at five o'clock the afternoon, they were still standing there. They were still standing there. Are you still standing? Wherever it's necessary for you to stand. No, I want to be a wife one day. Oh, that's so nice. You want to be a wife. The moment you walk out, you have not even brushed your teeth. You have not combed your hair. Have you prepared yourself to be a wife? Because some men don't look at how nice you are. Like speaking. Let's call it verbally. They look at how beautiful you look and they get attracted by that. Some don't even, they don't even, they're not beautiful. at all, but their hearts shows on their heads. How do you become a wife if you have not went into the marketplace where wives get found? Three CVs out this week and even I went to specific people and delivered it myself. Not in the black box or in the post box. I went there and specifically delivered it. Huh? Not even on a website I've uploaded it. Recruitment center. What, what? If I don't talk about recruitment, let's talk the dating site. I've put my whole profile on the dating site, yet nobody is dating me. Nobody even spoke to me. Sometimes you have to be more specific because when we're looking at dating sites, even if your profile shows perfectly, do you know behind that profile is an old man who doesn't, who has been retired, is looking for somebody who needs to run his business if he dies today. And you're not on the dating site. I'm just asking. all you have to do is to stay in the marketplace. You want to become a prophet? Even if you start prophesy a lie, one day you will prophesy. I'm telling you now, for some weird reason, God has a funny way of showing you how things can be done. some men of God that were told they were false prophets you can believe it Stay in the marketplace Some of you have a job, but you want to have a better one. Some of you own a business, but you just want one contract, just one small customer. You know, like, the men hired at dawn were in the vineyard already are you in the vineyard don't wait the Bible says that those who wait upon the Lord shall renew those who wait upon the Lord and you wait upon the job sorry sorry I said that wrongly I didn't meant it. No, I meant it. Those who wait upon the Lord will renew their strength. And those who wait upon men to hire you will make you to grow tired day by day by day. If you go to Proverbs 22. Proverbs 22 verse 29 says the following. Seest thou a man diligent in his business? He shall stand before kings. He shall not stand before mean men. What does that mean? It means that you should be diligent in the thing that you are looking for or the thing that you are seeking for or the business that you are looking for in Proverbs 22, Proverbs 22 verse 29. Huh? Here is what I can tell you now. I went to a spa in Joburg. I was a sales rep at that time, earning a salary of about 6,000 rand, minus what do you call that thing? Minus all the things they take off my deductions come home with about 4,000 rand. Being a sales rep paying almost the same or getting paid almost the same as the as the merchandisers. Do you know what happened I went into the spa and the guy the manager at that time that was there told me they only want two packets of juice which is 12 units As I was speaking to him, I've explained why it's not right for him to only take two packets or 12 units. As I was speaking to him, another manager, an area manager, or do you call them a national area manager, in fact, of another company, saw me how I handled the objection of only taking two units, and I actually took five cases, five times six at that time. And the manager says, let's take the five cases. So from two cases, I made him to buy five cases. Do you know what happened? When the person saw me in action, while I was waiting for my situation to better, I was not just waiting upon the Lord. I was doing something. And as I was speaking to the manager, this lady actually came and said to me, I would like to offer you a job, company, what they call that thing, car allowance. I would like to offer you the credit card and a salary of 9,500 rand. And that's not all. Commission also included. So whatever I will be selling, I will make commission on that as well. Now picture this looking for another job. But while you are in the job, not showcasing your expertise or your sales skills or the skills that you already have. That can make you to be more employable. Remember I said to you a CV is but mere a past of what you have experienced But the now and the future is a better you And it will always be a better you Because all the companies might give you the same kind of job But the difference will be every company have different ways of dealing with that same kind of job. And that same kind of job that they're dealing with can teach you newer things. And still your CV is written. what you wrote the last time you wrote it. Okay. While you wait, don't just sit still. You know, some people don't even have a title. They're not called pastor, but they serve more than a pastor. They're not even called apostle, but they are hectic more than an apostle, but they don't have the titles. Sometimes you don't have to sit and look for a title. Sometimes you just have to think out of the box. I don't know if I'll be able to fix this gate, but let me just go and try it. I think I know how. And there you will find yourself gaining even the more experience. But while you wait, don't sit. While you wait, don't sit. Sometimes you just have to tell your family, you know what, I can't be sitting with this thing for a while. I'm done. I need to move somewhere. So that they can hold you accountable for your next step. They need to hold you accountable for the next step. For this week, if you don't have a CV, send out your CV. Even if you don't have a CD, go and do something so that somebody might be seeing you. And even tell them what kind of work you do. you want. Let one person who knows you put your name in front of somebody who might be taking you to your next glory. That glory that shines so upon you that you feel like, wow, it's only because of the glory of God that is upon your life. That business that you thought is down, just do one thing to somebody who that person can connect you to somebody else. If you have lost your job and your family still have no idea, Tell them Some of you already have the job now And here the strange part The first week the money come in everyone you know they put out their hands Everyone they know, they put out their hands. so if you think that somebody have a work you might be able to rely on them it might be difficult for you it might be difficult you know some people you haven't heard from them for years Now, next week, I want to speak to you about that. The moment you get paid phone calls is coming like as if you are a celebrity Can I borrow much more? I want to speak to that person the next week. You have earned it, but everybody needs it. Next Sunday, what to do when everyone needs money from you and you have nothing left. And what Peter found in the mouth of a fish. Lord, go again today and find every person here who has been waiting. Put in their hands and until then, keep them standing. where you can find them where they were standing and waited upon you In the mighty name of Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior I want to take this opportunity and ask you Lord Jesus that sometimes we so much want things in our lives, but we were found nowhere. Make us findable. Some people that say relationships was bad, And because of relationships, they didn't want to be amongst others. But yet, it's because of those being amongst others, they can be found. Somebody can find them at the point of their needs. Some of them who are lonely can be found. and the loneliness will be gone. In the mighty name of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior, we pray. Amen.