Turning with me to Ephesians chapter four, just our last few minutes together.

What I'm going to have you do is what some of you are probably expecting.

I want to hear every single one of those points.

And we will look back at also, I'd like you to repeat with me, those four marks of the unredeemed.

I want us to have those in our heads so that when we fall back into some of these things,

we can go, oh, oh, oh, this is Ephesians chapter four starting at verse 17 that reminds us,

you're not them.

You're not to walk in the futility of your thinking, darkened in your understanding.

You are children of light, and we're going to walk as children of light.

And the fruit of light is all that is good and right and true.

You're not going to live your life in the life of Christ,

in his abundance, and get to the end of it and think, you know what, I just wish I'd have done it all

without him. It's just not going to happen. It's not going to happen. He's going to be so

faithful to us. So let's go one through, let's see how far we are,

one through five, and then I want to hear the marks of the unredeemed in Ephesians 418,

and then we're going to spend these last couple of minutes together. So number one,

I'll start it with you. The good side of a saturation point, something's got to go by-bye. Number two,

there are goodbyes and bad buys. Any God goodbye is to unblock the better life. Is anyone a little

more convinced of that now than they were when they came. That is such a strong

prayer that we will let go of the lie that God is trying to cheat us somehow of what would be

most satisfying to us. That is from the Garden of Eden. It is the serpent's earliest temptation, and we want to reject it.

Number three, to say goodbye, old self, is to say hello happier.

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