Join us for a message from Bishop Joseph Garlington Zechariah 8:18–19 (ESV) Zechariah 8:2–6 (ESV) 2 Samuel 6:14–23 (NASB95) 2 Samuel 6:21–23 (KJV) 2 Samuel 6:21–23 (AMP) 2 Samuel 6:21–23 (TLB) 2 Samuel 6:21–23 (TLB) 2 Corinthians 10:3–4 (TPT) Psalm 131:1–2 (NASB95) Psalm 35:13 (NASB95) 1 Kings 3:6–7 (NASB95) 2 Samuel 2:14 (KJV) 2 Samuel 2:14 (NIV) 2 Samuel 2:14–16 (TLB) Luke 10:17–21 (NASB95) Definitions of Play: 1. laugh—be amused, make sounds which express a feeling or attitude of pleasure or amusement over a situation 2. laugh at—mock, scoff, communicate through words and laughing sounds, making fun of an object, implying lack of concern over the object, or anger and disrespect for the object 3. perform entertainment—be an object used or controlled by others for merriment and amusement 4. have a contest—pit one opponent against another in a physical fight 5. smile—make a motion of the mouth and face, as a non-verbal, non-sound communication expressing happiness or contentment 6. celebrate—rejoice, make acts which show joy, happiness, and positive laughter, such as dancing, playing, frolicking, or reverent but joyful worship