Hey everybody. Jesus said the first and greatest commandment is to love God with all that you are.

And he said the second one is like it to love your neighbor as yourself.

And this message focuses on the intentionality to love your neighbor as yourself, your first neighbor being your immediate family, and for many of us,

our spouse. And so I explored what the sin dynamics, the relational dynamics were in the first

family, and how Jesus came to redeem that and empower us by His Spirit to love like he loves.

And so I pray you're provoked and blessed and encouraged to fix your eyes on Jesus, the author,

and the perfector of your faith, and to manifest the love of God in your most intimate relationships. Love you.

Well, hey, you faithful non-super Bowl watchers. What's up? I knew there was a remnant

somewhere. I found him. I found him. Is Bo still in here? Are you in here, Bo? Are you off? Debriefing. He might be

debriefing. I wanted to ask him a question. Well, hello. I'm so happy to be with you.

We have been gone the last two weeks in England.

Our whole family went to England.

And we were ministering at a few different churches, conferences there, and just had such a beautiful time.

Honestly, I feel so encouraged about what God's doing in England,

which I think is a gate to Europe. The leaders that we met, I think that's what struck our

hearts the most is the humility and the hunger and the integrity of the leaders that we got to be with.

That was really encouraging. And I have to tell you, a little up room, that you're making a mark

on the earth, that your faith, your adoration for Jesus, your love for him is touching places you can't even imagine.

I even, I got a text this week from a friend that lives in another part of the country

and has been diagnosed with cancer and she said, please tell your people what a lifeline

that life stream is to me.

That on my good days, on my bad days, I'm so encouraged by getting to just tune in and worship

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