Whether or not you're watching this sermon as it's approaching the new year, you could

be watching this message in the middle of March.

The point is we all want healthier habits.

I don't think I've met really anyone who kind of goes by the rhythm of the Western world

who in January one rolls around is like, I kind of want to pick up some really, really

destructive habits this year.

I'd like some real negative habits.

You know some habits that just alter my health.

That's what I want.

We're all like, ah, I got to quit drinking so much.

I got to quit smoking or I'm going to cost less when I'm driving in Seattle this year.

That's what I'm going to do.

What are the habits you're trying to change?

Now, I've titled this series Habits of a Righteous Life because I believe that the habits you

develop should merely be a response to your gifted righteousness.

We're not going to get into this, but if you get a chance when this comes out online,

watch the first sermon.

Take about 20 to 30 minutes to describe for you Romans 14, 17.

Romans 14, 17 is a very important scripture to me personally.

It is there that the writer to the church in Rome defines for us the dynamics or the indicators

of where the king rules and reigns.

The domain of the king has three resounding.

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