Psal 115, put your string or your pen or your bullet in, at Psalm 115 and then open to Galatians 5.

But we're not going to use either one of those scriptures yet.

All right, we'll use them in a moment.

If you were one of the presbytery candidates last week,

let me let you know that we're having the tapes transcribed and we'll be calling you probably

either this week or next week to schedule an appointment to review your presbytery with you.

If you were not a presbytery candidate, but you got called up and you want to get a copy of the tape.

If you haven't already got one, you can just go to the Resource Center right after the service and they can give you a copy of whichever night it was you were called up and then that that word will be on there.

So did you enjoy the presbytery last week?

Was that awesome?

Well, we're going to have some fun. I need to let you know, most of you know. I turned 40 a month ago and this week I bought some reading glasses but I don't need them. It's just for eye strain. It's just so that my eyes don't get worse. I mean probably like many of you I really don't need them but they seem to help

some you know like a magnifying glass or something so but even though I told you

that I don't I don't need them from the pulpit because I have big letters on that TV down there.

And it'll be a while before I wear them in public.

So anyway, we're going to start with Hebrews 11. Now you

I didn't tell you turn that so you can just look at the screen. Hebrews

11-6 makes this statement. Hebrews 11-6 makes this statement.

Hebrews 11-6 says, without faith, it is impossible to please him.

For he who comes to him to God must believe that he is

and that he is a rewarder of those who diligently seek him.

Now what does that say if we're going to have faith, what do we have to believe?

Right.

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