Glory to God. Now, I do have something on my heart for this morning. It is a wonderful thing, too.

You know, over the last several times that I've spoken and I've shared some things, I can't get away from one subject because it is so vital to me.

It is something that I can't do without. I do it and I do it now almost by how many Bibles can I fit up here. Let's see.

I do it almost by rote because i have to have it nowadays i can't um make it through a day without it and i've taught about it i guess every time

that i've taught lately and And it is the Holy Spirit.

And so the title of my message this morning is faith for work.

Faith for work.

And so I want to read you a scripture this morning. And then I don't want you to get sidetracked by the first part of it.

I want you to keep in mind about what we're talking about, and then you'll understand it.

Act 6.1.

Y'all all comfortable?

All right. Father, we just... Y'all all comfortable?

All right.

Father, we just come to you this morning and we just ask you to be with us this morning.

We just ask you for your utterance, your grace, your ability.

I ask you to make my tongue as a pen of a ready writer that I would speak your word with boldness and all the things that we would need to say, Father, that would help us the most, Father, and our daily walk

with you would come out today, Father. I just thank you that you're with us and everything we say

and everything we do and that you make every person in this place have ears to hear the things

that you would make them to hear, Father, and that

they would be quickened on the inside and hear it the way you would have them to hear it,

and they'd receive it the way you would have them to receive it in Jesus' name. Amen.

All right, Acts 6-1. And in those days, when the number of the disciples was multiplied, there arose a murmuring among the Grecians against the Hebrews because their widows were neglected in the daily administration.

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