Amen and amen. How we doing, church? Good? You look great. Are you ready for the ninth and final week of run over by the grace train? How many of you need grace again and again and again? Right? We're going to do a little grace for breakfast. That's what we're going to do. If you got your Bibles and I hope you do, make your way to John chapter 21. And as you are on your way to

John 21, on behalf of 40,000 babies a year in the state of Florida, I want to thank you for voting

no on Amendment 4. Way to go. Way to go. Now, a little prophetic encouragement, why you're all excited about everything.

And it is this, that is not the finish line.

That is the starting line.

It's easy to vote because of our veterans, thank you, it's easy to

vote and it's easy to cheer.

Now we have an opportunity to love 40,000 babies and 40,000 mamas and to help every single image bearer of God know that they are dearly loved by Jesus Christ.

Amen.

So we're not done.

We've just got the right to now take care of some people.

Amen, amen, amen.

All right, if you got your Bible, I want you to get it out.

If you don't have it, get one. If you don't have a Bible, there's a free copy in front of you.

That's our gift to you. Feel ready to take it home. If you've got seven or eight of our gifts,

bring about six or eight of them back, please. But I want you to see about grace. We've been talking about grace for nine weeks. And this is a very familiar passage.

I've taught on it, I think four or five times in our 12 years as a church here.

And it gets really familiar.

So let me just set this thing up for us, okay?

Anybody need grace?

How about I say this way?

You ever royally screwed up?

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