>>the following sermoning is rated pg-13. viewer discretion is advised. parents, please make use of our children'sprogramming now. [singing] >>oh, yeah ... you know what time it is. it's business time; it's business time. it's business...
it's business time. ooh, down to my socks. it's time for business that's why they call them business socks. yeah. it's business...it's business time. >>experience life, how are we? [applause] >>great to see you.
want to welcome our campuses watching viavideo downtown. whass'up? amarillo, good to see you. network churches throughout west texas, gladyou are joining us today as well. church online, thanks for tuning in. hey, if you are here and you are new, firsttime guest, maybe you got a mailer this week.
we send some of these out on occasion, invitepeople to church. maybe you got one of these and you are like,"business time; i think i'm going to try that out." so you are like here because of that, okay,or you had a bad experience with church before, but a friendinvited you and said, "hey, you will have a new experienceat experience life." whatever the reason is, if you are new tochurch or
first time guest at least here, or been burnedin the past and you are trying it out again, we justwant you to know at experience life, we are glad youare here. aren't we, experience life? >>we are starting a series today called "businesstime." it's a series that's going to be about a bunchof different things. we summed it by saying it's about dating orsingleness and dating, marriage and sex.
so especially if you are new, you are probablygoing to hear some things today -- and when you bringfive friends back with you next weekend and theweek after that -- that are going to shock you, okay? it's still true. you are just going to be sweating, okay, going,"i don't know if i'm hearing this in church," okay? we are going to get into it, though. here is what we are going to do in the series,is we are
taking a relationship status each weekendand talking about it, like relationship status. like think facebook, okay? single, married, it's complicated. okay. so we are taking one each weekend. today, this weekend, singles. next weekend, those of you that are dating. weekend after that, those of you that aremarried.
weekend after that, those of you that areseparated or in conflict. weekend after that, those of you that aredivorced. going through them all and talking about whatthe bible has to say about these relationship statuses. and some talks -- i'll draw from some talksi've done in the past. and also i've surveyed some brilliant, godlycouples in our church, been married over 20 years, askingthem what
they'd say to people in each of these relationship statuses. so i've compiled all this information andput it together in this series, and i think and hopeand pray this series is very practical for you, veryhelpful, that you walk out of each session and youare like, "oh, my gosh, i got a lot out of that." so today, though, we are going to start withthe singles among us, okay?
now, let me qualify this. i'm talking for a second to those of you thatare single and want to be married eventually or singleand dying to be married today, whatever you are. so single, you want to end up married. if you are like that, if that's your relationship status, all of our campuses, i want you tolift your hand high. single, want to be married one day.
come on. singles, come on. let me see my singles in the house. singles, lift your hands high, high, high,high, high, high. look around. wink at somebody. wink. give them a wink.
put out the vibe. [laughter] >>i'm just trying to help. no, seriously, though, if you will come upto the campus pastors, they are going to be here at thefront. at the end of each service, we are going todraw straws, start pairing people up. you will have a date before you leave heretoday. >>some of are y'all like, "please, can we?"
i mean, that -- >>you are not that desperate. i promise you're not. i was at one point, but you are good; youare good. you got a pen when you came in. i would grab a pen if i was you, if i wassingle or married. grab a program. i'm going to give you six things, singles,you got to
know, six things you got to know. those of you that are married or separatedor whatever, this is going help you, too. six things you got to know, six things yougot to remember. now let me just tell you, this is pure gold,okay? i wish i would have heard this talk ten yearsago, okay? this is gold. if you don't write these things down, thenyou make the
mistakes, don't blame me because i told youahead of time. first thing, singles, you got to rememberis this. this is big. if you are not happy single, you probablywon't be happy married either. you're like, "all right." well, here is why; here is why. because your spouse is not going to be yoursavior.
spouses aren't saviors. they are not in charge of solving your joyproblem because this is what the bible says. look at this. galatians 5. paul said this, "but the holy spirit --" that's god -- "the holy spirit produces this kind of fruitin our lives --"
there's a list of them. i'll give you two. love and what? joy. in other words, according to the bible, godbrings joy. people aren't ultimately responsible for yourjoy. god is. he's the source of your joy. god brings joy.
so it doesn't say anywhere in the bible, "hey,the key to joy or happiness in life is to get married." it doesn't say that. not that god doesn't give us gifts of joyin spouses, for sure, but if you enter into marriage thinkingthis person is going to solve your happiness problemsor your joy problems, they are going to let you down,and you guys are going to fight because it's an unrealistic, unfair expectation of your spouse.
they are not god. they are not your savior. you guys getting this? now here is the thing. i didn't get this right, okay? i didn't. because by age 18, i started asking peopleif they would help me find a wife, okay? like 18 for christmas and my birthday, peoplewould say,
"hey, what do you want for your christmas? what do you want for your birthday?" i'd be like, "a wife." like anybody that would marry me. please just ask somebody. find somebody, please." "god, i want to get married." and i was like wishing my great grandparents'generation would come back when they got married whenthey were
like 12. i was -- i wanted to get married younger,okay? like i was thinking this is going to solvemy problems, all right? this is going to bring me all kinds of joyand happiness i never had before. this is the key to all life's problems. now, some of you are like, "okay, why didyou want to get married so bad?"
and i'll tell you one reason i wanted to getmarried really bad. ladies, don't throw your purses at me, okay? this is just one reason, okay? can i be honest? whew. one of the main reasons i wanted to get marriedso bad is because i wanted to have sex before i died. >>ladies you are like, "that's so unromantic."
the guys are like, "preach, brother." so i get that. i get it. i was different as a teenager, okay? my early teens -- okay. let's collect ourselves. early -- my early teens, i decided god knowsmore than me, knows more than me about dating, relationships, marriage and sex.
and so i decided, early teenager, i'm goingto do sex god's way. god's way according to the bible -- you maynever have heard this before -- is in the context ofmarriage. we are going to come back to that. so i was holding out for marriage. that's very difficult to do. not a lot of people make it these days. i'm holding out for marriage because i wantto do sex
and so here is what you have to do, though,with people like me in premarital counseling. like i do some premarital counseling. we've done this before. you got to coach guys like me that are doingsex god's way, or that haven't done sex god's way butthen they decide they are going to because they havebeen holding out for a period of time. you got to coach them, like in premaritalcounseling,
about how to behave on their wedding night. you have to coach them to calm down. okay? because if you don't in premarital counseling,then when that hotel room door shuts, he will turn intoa chihuahua on crack. i'm serious, okay? and he will be swinging from the rafters inleopard boxers singing, "let's get it on," okay, likefreaking out, and his bride will run away.
(laughter) be like, "oh, my gosh, what has gotten intothis guy?" i get that. you kind of have to have some coaching, okay? and so here is the thing; here is the thing. ladies, that was just one reason, though,i was eager to get married. now, there's more. and emily; i got married to emily.
she brought me so much joy, but here is whatshe realized; here is what i realized. she wasn't going to solve my joy problem. why? because god brings joy. that's an unrealistic expectation for me tohave for her or for you to have for your spouse. if you are not happy single or whatever stageof life you are in now, don't think you are goingto be happy at
some other stage in life because it's notthe stage in life that's going to bring happiness and joy. it's god. you guys tracking so far? anybody sweating yet? you're like, "oh, my gosh, should i leave? maybe i should leave. i don't know." so that's number 1.
number 2 is this. this is huge, singles. singles, don't miss this. second thing you got to remember is this. focus on becoming the one rather than findingthe one. don't hear that a lot. we usually get this reversed. i did, don't you? it's like you think, "i got to find the one;i got to
find the one; i got to find the one." hey, help me find the one. hey, friend, would you pray for me to getthe one? like i want the one now. would you go find -- would you call somebody? i need the one. i need the one." we are always trying to find the one. you know the quickest way -- singles, i'dwrite this
down -- quickest way to find the one? you ready? you are like, "yeah, tell me; tell me." quickest way to find the one: become the one. you become the one, you will have no troublefinding the one. you are like, "what in the world does thatmean, become the one?" i mean, let god help you become the futurehusband,
future wife he has called you to be. let him work in your life, build your character,make you into the man or woman that he wants youto be. focus on becoming the one more so than findingthe one. this is what paul said, singles. it's in the bible, similar to this. talking to singles. first corinthians 7:32. he says, "an unmarried man --"
a/k/a, single dude, right? single. single dude. "-- can spend his time doing the lord's workand thinking how to please him" -- the lord -- "buta married man has to think about his earthly responsibilities, how to please his wife,so his interests are divided." so here is what he's saying. here's what he's saying.
singles, he's saying you've got an advantage. when you are single, you have an advantage. you don't have the same responsibilities thata married person does. you don't have a spouse. many of you don't have children, okay? so he's saying, when you are single -- andyou are not going to be single probably forever. when you are single, just focus completelyon the lord
letting him work in your life, do whateverhe wants to in you. focus on him because you can focus on himduring this time unlike you will be able to the rest ofyour life. not that you can't focus on him, but you aregoing to have more responsibilities. you want to be out at night going to a biblestudy or something, you are going to have to ask thequestion, "hey, well, my spouse is at home; i need tospend time
with her or him." and so but when you are single, you can justgo. you can serve as much as you want. you can go to as many bible studies as youwant. i mean, you don't have the same responsibilitiesas a married person. and so paul -- here is what he's saying -- i'dwrite this down. capitalize on your advantage.
you've got an advantage. capitalize on it. and instead of focusing on "i got to findthe one; i got to find the one; i got to find the one; god,here is the thing; you are going to bring me the one. i need to focus on becoming the future husbandor the future wife that you want me to be." that's what he's saying. that's what paul is saying.
so this is huge. that's number 2. number 3 -- keep moving -- is this. this was big for me. number 3. i needed to hear this. god has no trouble bringing two people together. singles, remember that. tell you the person that told me this.
i was in a college ministry in town when iwas in college. the college minister's name was russ. his wife's name was saralyn and she was hissecretary. was going to meet with him one day. i was sitting at her desk waiting on him. and i remember telling her, "hey, saralyn,you know all these college girls in the college group? saralyn, like, you got to help me find theone.
like, i need to find the one. i need help." you know what she said to me? i remember it all these years later. she said, "chris, here is what you need toknow. god has no trouble bringing two people together." you may have trouble, and i did. like, "god, i'm having trouble bringing myselftogether with the one.
like, i need help." you may have trouble; i may have trouble. god doesn't have trouble. so she said, "trust him with the timing." trust him with the timing. you have trusted him with everything else,right? if you put your faith in jesus, you trusthim with your life, your eternity. trust him with the timing, too, of bringingthis person
into your life. you know why sometimes i wasn't trusting himwith the timing, singles, you don't trust him withthe timing? you know why? because it's not right now. you'd trust him if his timing was right nowbecause that's your timing. you want it to be right now, but because it'snot right now, you are like, "god, what are you doingup there?
i need some help down here, okay?" i need the one right now." i mean -- here is what you got to know. here is what i had to realize. this is true. there are all kinds of good reasons you arein the stage of life that you are in right now. you may not know what they are. that doesn't make them not good reasons.
maybe he's doing something in your life. maybe god is doing something in their lifepreparing them for you. there are good reasons and you need to trusthim through this time. now, this ended up -- heeding this ended upworking out for me. i was pretty shy. i like never asked out a girl in my entirelife, for the
most part, except, like, in the sixth grade. so in god's timing, he brought this cute girlfrom college station, texas to lubbock, texas,to go to texas tech university because there was no way shewas going to be an aggie. >>somebody write that down. first sign they are the one. first sign, write that down. some of the aggies are like, "see, i knewi didn't like
you for some reason." i was just trying to figure out what it was. there was something about you i didn't like. it's like you are stealing our women fromcollege station, you texas tech red raiders, and nowyou have stolen one of our coaches." >>all we got to say is, "yeah, yeah. yeah, yeah." so okay.
so she comes to lubbock. god sends her to this college ministry i'mleading at, and we meet, and she sees me up on stage. i was leading worship at the time, and sheliked my curly fro. i had a fro. it was natural. back in the day, okay, i did. and i don't have it anymore for a reason. and she liked it, though.
and our friends like -- we had some mutual friends. they said, "hey, you guys would click." and so i asked her out. was like the first girl, literally, i'd everasked out. and i asked her out -- because i was afraidof women. still kind of am. just kidding. i asked her out, and she said yes, and therest is
history. and i'm this shy guy going, "i'm never goingto find the somebody is going to have to find the onefor me." and god had no trouble bringing me togetherwith the one he had for me. you know what, singles? god isn't going to have any trouble bringingyou together with the one he has for you. trust him with the timing and don't settlein the
meantime for less than his best. that's number 3. let's keep going. number 4. this is huge. some of you aren't going to like this. fourth thing to remember if you are single. who you hang out with is a good sign of whoyou will end up with.
who you hang out with, and i would add theplaces you hang out, too, that's a good sign of who youwill end up with. here is why. you are like, "what do you mean?" first corinthians 15:33. "bad company corrupts good character." in other words, you oftentimes become likethe people you hang out with.
you become like them, chances are you aregoing to marry somebody like them, or the people and theplaces where you hang out. now, there's a lot of you that are hopingthat's not true. i'm just telling you in my experience, seemsto be consistently true. because some people say, "here is the thing.me and my buds -- hey, pastor, me and my buds, hereis what we do.
we go club-hopping on the weekends and dirtydancing on saturday night." they don't say that; i'm just inferring. "and so that's saturday night, so we don'talways get to make it to church on sunday morning becausewe are out doing our thing. but here is the thing. one day, i want to marry a godly girl thatloves jesus, wakes up early, and goes to church every sunday
morning." i just laugh at them like, "are you serious?" i mean, do you know how unlikely that willbe? or this lady says, "hey, hey, hey, hey, meand my girlfriends, we like to hang out. we like to get wasted together. we love doing it. we get wasted together. here is the thing.
one day, i want to marry a godly man thatdoesn't abuse alcohol and is going to be a spiritual leaderfor our family." i'm like, "really?" really? you know how unlikely that is because hereis the way it works, is you are probably not going to endup marrying somebody like that. you are going to marry somebody like you,or like the
people you hang out with, or like the peoplein the places you hang out. and here is the thing, experience life. if you don't like that, change something. change something. now, can i give you a great example of a placeto hang out if you want to meet a godly mate. can i give you an example? there's multiple places, but i'm kind of partialto this
place because this is how i met my bride andi know a lot of people have met their spouse in thisplace and i lead one. you know what it is? it's called church. that's a great place, okay, to meet a futuremate because you know you meet them in church,potentially serving, groups, whatever, probably spirituallyon the same page.
and do you know we prayed since the beginningthat experience life would be hook-up central forsingles. i've always wanted that, all right? kind of like church is a great place to meeta mate, a partner, okay? i believe that it is. and do you know how many people have cometo experience life, met their future mate, volunteering,groups, weekend, whatever, started dating them andgot married
to them? do you know how many times that's happened? i don't know because there's so many. like we've married a ton of them. you guys know sarah, the girl that does the announcements video each week? y'all know sarah on the announcements video? she was leading a group a couple years ago. group leaders, coed group.
group leaders call first time guests and invitethem to groups. she called this first time guest. his name was warren; came to her group. they liked each other, okay? they fell in love. they started dating. they got married. so in case you guys see the announcementsvideo and
you're like, "i'd like to marry a girl likethat one day," join a small group, okay? so i was supposed to promote that. i was trying to think of a way to promotethat. so no. that's a great place to hang out. small group, bible study, christian ministry,on-campus ministry, church, coffee shop with a groupof friends that are like-minded.
i mean, i don't know. but who you hang out with, the places youhang out should give you a good indication of the kindof person you are probably going to end up with evenif that's not the kind of person you want to end up with. if you don't like the picture, change it. change it. let's go. number 5.
two more. this -- okay. this is going to save you some heartache. if you are a believer, only date believers. almost every single one of the couples thati interviewed, married over 20 years, almostevery single one said this. why do you think that is? think some of them maybe didn't do this, andthen had
some regrets and an emotional bond was formedand maybe had to break up with them because they couldn'tmarry them? so they are saying, "hey, if i could tellsingles anything" -- almost all of them. i think this is the one thing that most ofthem said. "if you are a believer, date believers." now, here is -- here is why. here is what paul says, and this makes sense.
second corinthians 6:14. "don't team up with those who are unbelievers. how can a believer be a partner with an unbeliever?" this could be in a number of enterprises inlife, for sure. but think about marriage. two totally different world views. two totally different purposes for life. can you imagine going through life with somebodylike
that and you having to make decisions together? oh, my goodness, you are going to be fightingbecause you just see things differently. how can you team up with somebody that's noteven spiritually like you at all? paul is just saying, hey, i'm warning you. things can go bad this way. i know some of you are like, "well, here isthe thing. reason i date unbelievers is i'm going toconvert them.
i'm going to change" -- oh, come on. and if you told them that to their face, theywould slap you, all right? you don't date somebody for that reason. you don't date them for potential. you date them for who they are then. and i'm getting ahead of myself because nextweek is dating.
you have to come back. that was free, though. so next weekend you can be back for that. so couples married over 20 years are saying,"hey, please save yourself some heartache and recognizeyou have got to spiritually be on the same page." last one, number 6. sixth thing to remember. this might be one of the most important.
purity is priceless. i didn't make up that phrase. greg and windy lavo, godly couple, been marriedalmost 30 years, go to our church. greg is our pastoral care pastor. if you have called in, you probably talkedto him before. i asked him, "hey, what would you say to singles?" he said, "i'd tell them purity is priceless."
and he said, "here is why," quote: he said, "if we don't value our purity, weare like a piece of duct tape that has been used overand over again, and as a result, does not have thecapability of sticking with anything." do you know what he's talking about? he's talking about sexual purity. you know what he's realized? you know what i've seen in the years i'vebeen doing
this? we've got a big church, talked to a lot ofpeople. you put a price tag on something that's priceless,and the result is usually regret and devastation. like, "well, i'm not sure that's true." uh, we get a lot of phone calls. you are like, "well, what do you mean pricetag?" "well, if he loves me, if he says he lovesme, i'll have sex with him."
"if he says he'll marry me, i'll have sexwith him." "if he buys me nice things, i'll have sexwith him." that's your price. and what happens is when you put a price tagon something priceless, we usually get a phonecall. you know what the person on the other endof the line is doing? bawling their eyes out. because this often leads places you don'twant to go.
regret, devastation. i'm preaching to the choir. i mean, some of you have been there. you know, you could preach this sermon, okay? i mean, you know that. and what's crazy is that god's word warnedus that this was coming. just too often in my life, maybe in yours,i haven't paid attention to it.
look, look, ephesians 5. that's paul. verse 3. "let there be no sexual immorality, impurityor greed among you. such sins have no place among god's people." here is our problem. can i tell you your problem, my problem? you read something like this or you have heardthese
things in church before, and you think thatgod is trying to keep you from having fun. that's not at all what's happening. you know what he's doing here? he's trying to protect you from getting hurtbecause he loves you and doesn't want you to undergothat kind of pain. he's not trying to keep you from having fun. that's what people think.
"he's the ultimate cosmic killjoy." i just want to have lots of sex in my life,lots of different people, and god is saying i can'tdo it." you know, i mean, you think he's trying tokeep you from something. think about it. who invented sex? "well, one day i was messing around; i thinki figured it out."
no. god invented it, okay? >>he came up with it, all right? he designed it and he wants -- you are notgoing to believe this. he wants you to have lots of it in the contexthe designed it for, which is marriage. it's like fire. in a fireplace, it's fantastic. the fire gets out of the fireplace, what happens?
it will burn your house to the ground. he's not trying to keep you from something. he's trying to protect you from getting hurt. he's not trying to keep you from sex. he created it. it was his idea. he's just saying save it for this contextor, else, all kinds of things can go wrong in your life,and i love you, and i don't want that to happen.
and you know what we do a lot of times? i've done it before; maybe you have done it,is we hear stuff like that, and then we despise god. despise him for him telling you not to dosomething. and yet you don't really realize, like a lovingparent, he's trying to keep you from getting hurtbecause he loves you so much. you are like, "why is this in a singles talk?" i'll tell you why.
we are going to talk a lot more about thisin the weeks to come, so you will want to be back. it's a singles talk because unless you decidepurity is priceless when you are single, then when youstart dating, may be too late. may be too late. now, that's the six. i know that some of you hear some of those,and that brings up some wounds maybe in the past.
maybe they are fresh. and you are like, "man, i wish i would haveheard this ten years ago. i've made mistakes. does god give second chances? can god wipe my slate clean? can god give me a fresh start because i don'tknow. i mean, i'm kind of out there." maybe what you are thinking, "i'm kind ofout there.
i've done so much wrong, and been so manyplaces i shouldn't have gone, and done so much andreaped the consequences, and i'm sorry, but i just don'teven know. does god even still love me? will he forgive me?" i get it, because people ask me those kindsof questions. can i share some good news with you as weclose? there are these two guys, paul and barnabas.
they went around telling people about jesus. they went to this one town, recorded in acts13 in your bible. they went to this one town, and they saidto the town, "hey, we've got good news." so people wanted to hear it. "oh, these guys got news. what's the good news?" here is what they said.
listen, acts 13:38. "we are here to proclaim that through thisman, jesus, there's forgiveness for your sins. everyone who believes in him is declared rightwith god." i know what you are thinking, probably whatthey were thinking. "wait, no, whoa, whoa, whoa. i thought that was like being a good person.
like i thought because all i've done, my goodhas got to outweigh my bad if i'm going to be declaredright with god and jesus was going to forgive me. i thought that's what it was about." that's not what paul and barnabas said. "well, i thought i had to pay god back somehow. like i've done all this against god and calledhim names. don't i have to, like, pay him back or servepeople?
don't i have to do something?" well, that's not what paul and barnabas said. what did they say? what's the good news? jesus brings forgiveness. just like he brings joy, god brings joy, hebrings forgiveness. and watch, watch, watch, watch, watch, watch. it's a gift.
it's not something you earn. not something you got to do for god. it's a gift you receive by faith. not something you do. a decision you make. say, "jesus, i can't save myself. i've been trusting, hopefully, i've been agood enough person. well, i recognize now the standard is perfection.
not going to heaven that way. not going to be made right with you that way. jesus, my trust is in you. i can't get to heaven without you. i can't be made right with god without you. i can't be forgiven without you. jesus, i repent of my sin. i turn from my sin. would you forgive me?
if this is true, jesus, and you are sayingit's a gift and i can receive it by faith, jesus, cani have it? would you give it to me?" you know what his answer always is? "yes. i've been waiting for you to ask. been waiting for you to ask. that's why i came, died in your place to takeyour punishment, pay your penalty.
you deserve to be on the cross." he took our punishment instead because hedidn't want us to have to go through it. that's what we get. that's what we should get for breaking god'slaw. jesus took the punishment. he paid your fine. it's not automatic. you got to receive it by faith by committingyour life
to jesus. you made that decision? because if you do, guess what? you get a fresh start. you get a clean slate. the purity thing, you can start over. this day forward, you can say, "my purityis going to be priceless." it's a simple prayer.
"jesus, best i know how, i commit my lifeto you." he'll change your life. he'll do something amazing in your life. today is your day if you have never made thatdecision to commit your life to jesus. and this is for the believer as well. if you have made some mistakes, you are alreadya believer, you have committed your life tochrist, his forgiveness is of our sins.
listen. past, present and future. have hope. be filled with joy because jesus has come. the good news is we can be forgiven becauseof what he did for us on the cross 2000 years ago. here is what i want this series to be about. i hope you bring your friends back. i hope you have enjoyed this.
next week is going to be on dating. it's going to be a lot of fun. we are going to laugh again. it's going to be a great time. here is what i want this series to be about,though. i want this series to be about from this dayforward. can we do anything about our past? can't go back and change it. we can give to it jesus.
i challenge you, this series, you let jesustake care of your past, and in all these things you hear,think about this. "from this day forward, i want god's bestin my life. from this day forward, my purity is goingto be priceless. from this day forward, i'm going to focuson becoming the one rather than finding the one. from this day forward, i'm going to pursuegod's best
for sex marriage, singleness, dating. i'm going for god's best in my life from thisday forward. even if i haven't always done it in my past,i'm going to let jesus take care of my past. from this day forward, god, i want your bestin my life." next week is on dating. i hope you will come back.
let me pray; we'll be done. god, thank you for your word. thank you for the wisdom of these godly couples. i thank you for these truths. pray even if we haven't heeded them in thepast that we'd heed them now from this day forward. god, that singles in our church would considertheir purity to be priceless, would do sex god'sway. god, i pray singles in our church would focuson
becoming the one rather than just findingthe one. god, that singles in our church wouldn't lookfor happiness in a mate, but they'd look for joyin jesus. and god, we just believe you are going todo great things in and through the singles in our church. i pray our church, like it has been for somany people, could be even a conduit or catalyst to setsome people up with the person they have been waitingall their lives for.
it's neat, god, that we have a church, somany people spiritually on the same page, going the samedirection in life. there's nothing more important than that. thanks for the series and what you are goingto do in the upcoming weeks. in jesus' name. amen. thank you guys for coming.
we'll see you next time. thanks for checking out one of our messagestoday. if you made a decision to commit your lifeto christ, i'd love to know about it. you can email me at chris at experience lifenow dot com. also, if you're interested in taking a nextstep check out our website at experience life nowdot com and click on next steps. let us know if we can ever serve you in anyway
and we look forward to seeing you soon.
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