Turn to two passages of scripture,

Jeremiah chapter one and Luke chapter one.

Jeremiah one and Luke one.

And we are in a series entitled One Life and we're weeks ago I shared a message called One Thread

and we talked about how Rahab, even though she had a very bad past because she came to God, she had a great future,

and she became part of the scarlet thread of redemption that runs through the Old Testament and even through the Bible, the whole Bible.

And last week, Jimmy Evans was here

and shared about one seed, how each of us our life is a seed and the enemy wants us to

consume that seed or consume our life, but if we surrender our life to the Lord,

our seed, our one life will bear much fruit.

But this week, after one thread and one seed, I've titled the message, one cell. And the reason I title it that is because I began

thinking about that our body is made up of cells lots of cells and each cell

has a DNA your Your body, by the way, has about 50 trillion cells in it.

50 trillion cells. Each cell has a DNA and that DNA is specifically you.

It is who you are.

It is a genetic code of who you are in the physical and your DNA isn't like anyone else's DNA it's unique to you.

If you took your DNA strands by the way and straighten them out they're kind of in a spiral if you straighten them out. They're kind of in a spiral. If you straighten your DNA strands out in your body, your one body, and you join them together, the DNA strands in your body would reach from the Earth to the Moon 6,000 times.

That's how unique your body is.

And God is the one who came up with this system.

Scientists have discovered the system and named the

system, but God's the one who created it. Scientists didn't create how unique your body is.

Let's make sure we understand that, all right? God did this and he put a DNA in you and that DNA to a large degree determines how tall you're going to be, how short you're going to be, the color of hair you're going to have, the color of hair you're going to have,

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