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The band, perhaps best known for its 2000 hit song “Kryptonite,” was performing at Hersheypark Stadium in Pennsylvania on August 23, when singer Brad Arnold decided to share the uplifting message,
“You are loved. You are enough, and you will win. Not only can you win, but you will win. You’ll always be enough for one reason. And that’s because Jesus Christ loves you,” he told the crowd. “He also loves you to let you know that you’re not complete,” he continued. “I promise you there’s more, and you will win.” “I failed all day today. You failed today. But you’re still the one that Jesus loves,” Arnold said before leading the large crowd in a chant of, “I am the one that Jesus loves.”96-year-old Calif.
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