We are so glad you're here. These are exciting days. And here's a title of my message this morning,

and I am so excited to share with you. The title is How to Feel More Love. How to Feel More Love.

So here's what's going to happen. We're going to go through three portions of scripture. I'm going

to introduce you to your loving father. I'm going to introduce you to your loving designer. And

I'm going to introduce you to your loving priest. And by seeing Jesus as your loving priest,

loving designer, and loving father, and see Jesus revealing the essence of the Father,

you're going to feel loved today. You're going to feel loved today. Now,

before I jump in, can I share scripture? I just saw the last couple of days in a whole new light,

and it's just blowing my mind. And I want to read it to you in the passage that the passion

translation, but check out Romans chapter 10 and verse 17. And the passion translation is

relatively new. And for those that don't know, a multiplicity of translations is good, right?

Because we're treating ancient languages, primarily two, in some cases three. You've got Greek,

Hebrew, and Aramaic throughout the 64, 66 books in the Bible and the 44 different authors,

and some 1500 years in the writing process. So a lot of translations, people kind of freak out

every time a new translation comes out. This is so typical Christian. We're like, is this a good one?

Is this accurate? And throughout hundreds of years now, we have made some translations bad,

and some good, and certainly some are more accurate. But I would actually encourage you in your

Bible study to enjoy the different translations and do research by using different translations.

Just download the Bible app. I think two billion people have downloaded the Bible app now.

And that amazing. It's incredible. But check this out in the passion translation, because this

is why we gather. Here it is, ready? Faith then, faith, which my favorite definition is divine

persuasion, is birth in a heart that responds to God's anointed utterance of the anointed one.

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