So what I'm asking you to do is make a decision as we walk through these sessions together

that we've done all the easy. We did that yesterday

that that'll no longer be the first question or the first determining factor

when we pick something up that comfort and convenience will not be the

altars at which we worship. In fact I'm going to ask you to consider being willing to do

something difficult every day. Maybe we say it a little different way. I'm going to

ask you to do the right thing. There's a big crowd of people doing easy things.

I'm going to ask you and I'm going to give you a good deal of biblical support to be willing to be a person who does the right thing.

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I want to continue a series that we picked up in the previous few sessions and in fact I hope to be able to pursue it with

you for a bit. The general theme of it is let's do difficult. It's not really a new concept to us that that biblical idea of that contraction let us is a very biblical one

There's a number of those statements in the book of Hebrews. We looked at them briefly together, but as a congregation we've done this we have

implemented things like let's read and we've read our Bibles together consistently

over periods of years and we learn to do let's pray and we've taken prayer

outside of a sanctuary and off of our campus

into the workplace and the schools and with our friends and our families and we've realized that

we could actually pray for people that we didn't stand next to on a Sunday or a Saturday.

Well I want to add to that list because I believe first of all it's biblical and I think

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