We are going to jump into the preaching of God's word.

If you have a Bible, two places today, I know, it's crazy.

Exodus 20 and 1st Corinthians chapter 2.

So maybe make your way to 1, throw a finger in there,

and then find your way to the second one.

Or if you're on an app, you can bookmark them pretty easy.

We're really glad to have those of you at church online too.

I know we say hello here and

there but really thanks for being with us and joining in what's happening here at

Fresh Life in Montana and Oregon, Utah and soon to be Wyoming also. We're

pretty excited about that.

I'll preach a message to you that I'm calling

In the Rough.

Any golfers in the House?

That's frustrating.

I happen to be more with Mark Twain on the subject. Mark Twain said

golf is a perfectly good way to spoil a good walk. You know it's a good walk

you had going to you had to stop and start golfing. So, but I'm not trying to offend any golfers.

But for golfing, I know this much.

When you end up in the rough, things have gone wrong. It's not going so good when your ball is off the fair. You want it on the fair way. You want it on the green. You don't want it in the rough. You don't want it in the weeds. But with our spirituality, believe it or not, it's just the opposite.

When God is looking at our worship, what he actually wants to see is he wants to see it in the rough.

He wants to see our worship in the rough.

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