Well, we have been in a series, we just started it last week, so if you weren't here last week,

that's okay, just go back and catch up on it, but we're in this series called Thank You Next,

and we're basically diving into some popular, familiar, well-known verses in the Bible.

We're grabbing them, but we're also digging around where they're found in the Bible,

because as we learn last week, we can't just grab onto a promise without knowing the power

that's around it and comes around it, and also the plan. And so I think sometimes we can

grab hold to the verses which is great, and we should memorize Bible verses and

hide God's Word in our heart, but I think sometimes we'll take a promise from a verse,

but we don't realize actually what's happening around it. And so that's what's so fun about

this series that we're in, is that we're going deeper in some of these verses that maybe you've

seen hung up in a family member's house, or someone's alarms going off, you might want to check that.

And it's just distracting, guys. My brain just goes to who's that? What's their alarm going off

for? Or like something that was cross stitched in your grandmother's like thing and putting hanging.

Anyways, the verses that we're going through are powerful and beautiful, but I love that we're

going deeper. So last week, my husband preached an amazing message on Romans 8.28, so if you missed

it, you've got to listen to it, where we learned the power and the plan that comes with all things

work together for good, for those who are called according to God's, I'm messing it up,

all things work together for good, for those who love God, and for those who are the

called according to his purpose. And it was powerful. This week, we are looking at Philippians 4,

13, which says, I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.

And the beautiful thing about this, whether you've been a part of church for a long time or

you're brand new, whether these verses are familiar to you or not, that's okay. Don't feel bad if

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