I want to start the morning with just a quick public service announcement.

For those that do not know since last July, the city of Waco has been in a drought.

And in fact, the city has responded accordingly.

We have water restrictions, and you're only allowed to water or sprinkle your yard on certain days of the week. How many of you are familiar with these restrictions and this drought that we're in? For those that live in Waco, okay, okay, that's awesome. And then how many of you, this is news that the preacher gave the news for the city. How many of you, it's new? It's okay. It's okay. You're just the people with dead yards or no yard,

all right? That's what I know. Because today's a big day. I live in an address that has an even number,

which means I can only sprinkle my yard on Wednesdays and Sundays. So I have to preach, which is an

amazing gift and responsibility to the Lord, and then after

7 p.m. tonight, I can water my lawn. But only tonight and Wednesday. There's all these restrictions.

And in fact, it's more thought through and thoughtful than you would expect. I got on the Waco website.

There's a 21-page document of how Waco is responding to the drought that we're in.

It's been amazing.

They're going to lower water usage by 30% by this plan that they're moving forward, and it is impressive.

And I just, I've been encouraged. I love Mayor Meek, Dylan Meek is amazing.

I don't think he's a water expert, but he's got a great team helping our city through

this drought.

And I start with that because the city has responded well to drought.

And I even would say, I think they were ready for drought.

And as we continue in our series of soundtracks, we're looking to different Psalms.

And today, this morning, we are going to look at our response to spiritual drought.

What do we do in the seasons of spiritual drought?

And I think this is important for us because nobody really warns you of this when you

become a Christian.

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