It was really neat to have Nick here in our home city of Bogota, a city of 9 million people,
lots and lots of needs and we wish we could have had him here longer, but it was great
to have him the days he was able to be here. So right now, if you know that you need to
make Jesus lord of your life, you don't want your plan. You want God's plans.
Stand now. Stand now. Heaven is rejoicing! Hallelujah!
If you're one of those 7,000, hold on a second, that's such a great number.
Can we give more glory to God? Wow. Amazing.
We're here at the military base, and we're going to be preaching the Gospel here, it's going to be pretty
cool, so as soon as we get in, we're on stage, we're getting miked up, and then
from there we're going to have lunch, we have the rest of the day off, which is really
nice to recover. So, pretty cool stuff. Counting down the days, going home, missing my wife
missing my son a lot, dreaming of them every night, so it's crazy.
Many people think that I'm an inspiration. I think it's much easier being born without
limbs than having limbs and losing them. So if you're still here, I salute you, and
I want you to know that you're here for a reason, and I want to encourage you that
you still have a purpose. Your value as a man hasn't gone down. I can understand your pain.
But there is someone who understands us all. It's God.
Every time we're with Nick where you never know exactly what's going to happen and
who's going to be there. At this meeting that Rafa was talking about, in Yopal, it
was the meeting for leaders and businesspeople, but then a newspaper man had brought with
him a boy without arms and legs, 17 years old.
Today, we're going to give you 15,000 dollars. You're going to buy a house with electricity.
I'm going to give you my wheelchair today with the charger for the batteries,
and you need to go to school, and we're going to get you through school. OK?
Greatest inspiring thing that just happened today, was not that we gave him help, but
the crowd could see how we could make a difference in people's lives. Everyone chipped in.
And that's the cool thing. That's the principle of being a miracle and if we all
give a little bit, we could do a lot. And so I was very touched and very thankful. Gracias.
I'm changing, right now. We'll find another one. Put him in my chair.
I think all of us were a little bit in shock that Nick kind of moved ahead in that way,
in a personal sacrifice and that we could see that it wasn't easy, but it was something
that Nick felt that it was a way, a concrete way of helping somebody totally change their
life and their options for the future. So, I need to buy a new charger, and we need
to find a manual wheelchair to help me for the rest of the trip.
>>Uh, we took the other one. No, he needs to keep it.
>>You wan't to get a new one? I need to get it, in case the wheelchair,
the electronic wheelchair breaks, they need a manual chair. So tell them—make sure they
don't leave yet. >>No, they're still over there. Um...
We'll find another one. More importantly than anything is to spiritually
help you, so we want you to know that God loves you, and has a plan for you. That's
the most important thing. Do you understand? So pray, this is a gift from God. This is
not a gift from me, or my ministry, or my wife. This is from God. Cause everything we
have is God's. You understand? Actions speak louder than words. Love is an
action. I wish I had billions of dollars. I don't have that. I probably won't have that.
But my goal is to raise up a generation who understands they can really make a difference.
So I think we're going to see the next generation do the best job at trying to make a difference in this world.
You want to carry me? Oh, he's strong. He's strong.
Gus is already tired, man, forget about an hour, look at this guy. This guy's strong.
Apparently, translators don't last long here, so I'm translating tonight. Dude, this is going to be like Facebook news today.
My caregiver Gustavo is going to be translating me tonight. It's a big thing.
You'll last as a caregiver if he fails as a translator, he's a good caregiver. It's all good.
We're gracious around here. We just need a better translator.
So one day, we are at a church and I say, how cool would it be to dress me up as a pilot,
and greet the passengers as they get on the plane. So last year, we dressed me up.
I had the hat on, the jacket, mis placas, and I stood at the door of the plane.
People were still half asleep. Drinking their cafecitos. And they're coming up to the plane,
and there I am. Buenos dias, como estas, bienvenidos, mi nombre is capitan Nick Vujicic.
So the children, they're like, oh cool! Que chevere! And their parents are like, ah, mi dios!
I get the microphone, good morning ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much for boarding so fast.
Oh, muy bien Gustavo. Mi amigo, tranductor Gustavo. Gracias, Gustavo. He's doing pretty good.