All right, today we're wrapping up a series of messages that we've called sex and the scriptures.

Anybody enjoyed this content in this series? It's been great. And we're trying to ask the

question, what does this book have to tell us about how to utilize the complicated, powerful,

fragile, delicate, wonderful gift of human sexuality.

And we're looking to this book, not to culture and not to our feelings, to be our guide

when it comes to how we handle ourselves when it comes to relationships and dating and sex and

marriage and all the things. Today I want to give to you a message in the series that I'm calling,

I'm not where I want to be.

I'm not where I want to be.

A few years back, many years back, actually,

I was on a preaching trip to Korea, to South Korea, and I had planned

it before we found out that Jenny was pregnant. And she was pregnant when the trip finally came,

with our second daughter, Linya, who's now with Jesus in heaven. But when I had said, yes, I would

come to Korea and preach at a series of meetings,

I didn't know we were going to have a second child. So a lot of things happened in the interim from

when I was booked to come in and preach. And that is we moved to Montana to start a church,

hello. And we found out two weeks into the church plant that Jenny was pregnant with her second

child. And so there was a lot of moving

pieces. And I was committed. I'm kind of a believer in the yes be yes and the no be no thing. And so I

honored the commitment to go to Korea. She was in her third trimester. So it was a lot. I was,

you know, just the whole time, the whole time there, I was grateful for what God did, and yet my heart was back home,

to be with my wife, Jenny, to be with Olivia, my firstborn, here in the gathering, by the way,

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