or as we begin.

All through the storm, oh God, of life,

your love is the anchor, and our hope is in you alone.

Where would we be if you weren't our anchor.

The waves are so daunting the times,

and the boat starts to fill up.

Thank you so much for ministering to us and I pray for your help now that you would come and give me the words that these brothers and sisters will

benefit most from of all the things that can be said about this great theme of enjoying God,

would you help me, oh God, to choose the ones that would be the greatest powerful help in their lives.

Draw near and make yourself seen and known and tasted as infinitely delightful beyond all other competing pleasures I pray.

So revive pastors and lay folks and churches in these days,

I ask. That's our hearts cry. We want to be used

of you Lord to channel your wonderful sufficiency into lives and churches for the glory of your name.

Through Christ I pray, amen.

Well, ever since I was a little boy with my dad praying over and over again when we gather

together in the evening as a family, I've struggled with what it means to glorify God and how you go about it and that's what my life has been on as a quest

ever since then and I want to reflect on that with you now tonight.

I want to make sure I'm wired appropriately.

Am I OK?

Am I coming through?

All right, because I just, I saw lots of buttons here and didn't know I pushed them all correctly. Good.

We all know the verse, whatever you eat or drink, do all to the glory of God.

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