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How about all this rain, everybody?

I heard somebody say it's only rain twice this winter, 30 days the first time, and 40 days a second. We're so

grateful that all of you are in church today. Welcome today to week number four and the conclusion

of the series that we simply called, I Promise.

Again, a big hello to all of our campuses.

We're actually beginning a brand new location next month in the great city of Silica, Alabama.

And if you want to be a part of that, they're actually having an interest meeting today.

You can go on our website, get all the details.

We'd love for you to be a part of that location.

In your worship guide, you have a little message note sheet that you can follow along.

I encourage you to follow along.

I even encourage you to fill in the blanks, take your own notes, and then there are three-ring binders out in the four years where you can collect your message

notes. Every year as February and the Valentine's Day season begins, we bring you some

version of a relationship series. And really the Lord laid on my heart just this one word,

and that is promise. I think people have the wrong idea of what a promise is. Most people think

promises are something you give to someone else that you almost ensure never would be broken.

And I don't know that there's ever been a promise that any of us have given to anyone that we

haven't broken in some kind of way. The only faithful promise giver is God himself. Can I hear a good

amen, everybody? So we've talked about what does it look like?

Then why are they necessary? And what I told you in week, number one, I want to review with you

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