All right, good morning, good morning.

You are extra loud this morning.

Way to go.

Way to go.

You're making up for two weeks ago.

So good job.

Man, what a service so far.

You don't know this because you don't know what I'm preaching, but I do.

So what we've experienced so far in this worship experience is living out of what we're going to talk about in the text. If you've got your Bible, go to Matthew chapter 5. We're going to spend six weeks in what is known as the sermon on the Mount. Okay. Today we're talking about salt and light, sea on a hill. That's what we're talking about. And I want you to see this is what's happening in this worship experience.

We have, we have worshipped God in song. We're going to do that some more

at the end. We have celebrated here at San Pablo and in every campus a couple of few people that are

going to renounce the ways of the world, the sins of their past, anything dark and demonic

that they've ever been connected to. And they are going to dedicate their whole life to Jesus being their Lord and

Savior. We have commissioned some folks to go plant a brand new church that we've gathered in this

place to connect with the living God, not just so we can do it again next week, but so that we could go out and make a difference in this world. This is what this whole passage is about. And if you're brand new to Bible study even, you're going to hear some familiar language in this passage. If you've ever heard somebody called the salt of the earth, you know, he's the salt of the earth. That comes from what Jesus is going to say here. If you ever grew up singing this little light of mine,

anybody saying this little light of mine growing up? All right. These are all the Baptists with

their hands up. It comes from this passage. Now, one of the things I do want to point out to you

is that this is just one sermon by Jesus.

Okay, it's going to take us six weeks to go through it.

It took Jesus, I don't know, 10 minutes to preach it, 15 minutes to preach it.

And it was just one continuous sermon.

And so you got to remember last week, he starts with the gospel.

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