We're starting up a new series of messages this weekend. We like to do what we call a series which is a collection of talks. It's really one sermon broken up over multiple weeks and so we invite you back as we just continue this dialogue. This collection is called Morning, Noon, and Night.

And if you have a copy of the scriptures,

make your way to Luke, chapter 10, that's where we're going to be.

We're talking in this series about the rhythms of a healthy soul.

Morning, noon, tonight, the rhythms of a healthy soul, and we're going to begin with a talk that I'm giving this title today for my message,

Helter Skeletter.

Shout out to the Beatles for a little help

for my sermon title this week, Helter,

Skeletter rhythms of a healthy soul, morning,

noon, and night.

Luke 10 says in verse 38, now as they went on their way,

this is Jesus and his disciples, Jesus entered a village.

It's called Bethany by the way, and a woman named Martha welcomed him into her house.

Whose house was it?

Martha's house.

And she, Martha, had a sister called Mary,

who sat at the Lord's feet and listened to his teaching.

But Martha was distracted with much serving,

and she went up to him and said,

Lord, do you not care that my sister has left me to serve alone?

Tell her then to help me.

But the Lord answered her, Martha,

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