So powerful.

And I am trusting that as the Spirit is ministering to so many different seasons in different ways,

and even to people in different rooms, that there's a unity that is possible for a church family to celebrate at the exact same time

they are grieving. It's possible to hold intention the different realities that make up a local

church. And the great thing about today is the sermon and the scripture that we are landing on in the book of Hebrews speaks to every

single dynamic of the spectrum. If you're graduating this weekend, it's a major season of

transition. If you're a mom and you're in the depths of desperation for God, if you're neither

of those, I believe the

scripture we have landed on today is going to speak to your life in a powerful way. If you need

a title for this sermon, this sermon is titled, Faith equals relational trust. Faith equals

relational trust. And that title will make more sense as we flesh out the scriptures.

But today, we turn the page in Hebrews to one of the most famous chapters in the entire Bible.

Hebrews chapter 11. Don't turn there. Whoa. Whoa. Not yet. Let me get my, through my intro guys, and then we'll get

our swords out. Just hold on. Hebrews 11 is what is known as the Hall of Faith. It is a collection

of stories from the Old Testament of your Bible where men and women were used by God in

profound, sometimes supernatural ways. But the common thread through all of Hebrews chapter 11 is how God

uses faith. And Aidan, if you want to bring me down a little bit, or maybe I'm coming out too much

on stage, but it's just a little overpowering. And I know later when I start yelling, it's going to be

super overpowering. How God uses faith and brings supernatural power.

But the cool thing is today is May 11th.

Just follow me on this.

Today's May 11th, as I'm a numbers guy, we're in Hebrews chapter 11,

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