All right, so this is the fifth message in a series that we've been in for a little bit here for a minute here called Keep the Change and we're going to bring this series into a landing if you have a Bible, two places, First Samuel 17, and First Samuel 21.

I know, it's complicated.

If you have two ribbons, my Bible has two ribbons.

It's my favorite thing when I saw, I was like,

a two ribbon Bible, whoa.

And if you have a phone that gets you on to God's word,

that's even easier because you could just bookmark both of them.

And if you don't have either of those, we're just going to put both passages on the screen

for you in a minute, so that'll be the easiest of all three.

And I just really just want to say, if you're with us for the first time I know our

hosts already said this and those online hosts said it as well but if you're

watching our broadcast for the first time or with us for the first time in person.

Could you just hear from all of us how grateful we are that you're with us?

It really means a lot.

So thank you for being a part.

The Keep the Change Series has been all about change. We talked about picking the right change. We talked about the power for change. We talked about a plan for change and then we talked in the fourth installment about protecting the change once you get it.

Protecting your progress because changing is only half the battle.

You got to protect what's changed.

This last message, I've been so excited the whole time to preach.

I've just been looking forward to it, looking forward to it, thinking about it a lot,

and I want to talk about the potential that change

unleashes the potential that change unleashes and that is more change and

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