We're going to continue our series called Living in His Presence.

So if you can turn to one scripture this week, Genesis chapter one,

and we'll actually hit a verse in chapter two also but Genesis chapter one and

just to remind you the first week was his presence and we talked about the

difference between God's manifest presence, his inner presence, and his omnipresence.

But we talked about how God manifests his presence in worship, in our time with him, and you could probably sense that today in worship. You can

sense the presence of God. And then we talked about his instruments and I've had

so many great comments from that message that people say I just never tied it together that I knew I'd heard Lucifer was the worship leader in heaven, but I never tied together that he was created in his body.

He had instruments and yet we, God created us with instruments as well so we can worship him.

And so this week we're going to talk about his desire.

So we've talked about his

desire.

desire. does God who is completely self-sufficient, self-existent, self-sustaining, does God have a desire?

And if he does, what is his desire?

I am a bottom line person. I like to get to the bottom line when I talk to people.

I like for people to get to the bottom line when they talk to me.

I like for there to at least be a bottom line when someone's talking to me.

There are two types of people in the world in my opinion,

bottom line people and beat around the bush people.

And it's funny and if you don't know if you're a bottom line

if you don't know if you're a bottom line person or not, you aren't. You are a beat around the bush person. We

know who we are. And you're either a bottom line person or if you're married you're married to a bottom line person one or the other.

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