Book of Acts. Now, the second chapter, our services, the last several Friday nights have been different, and I believe good, profitable. Do you think so?

I think we should continue in this vein for ever how long the Lord says.

We as a church need to develop in some things that we have not developed in.

And when something's new to you, you just have to stay with it.

How many remember some things that when you first started was very uncomfortable to you?

Maybe driving a car when you first started you, you know, parallel parking.

Keeping it in your lane and couldn't see the line and you know you it just takes a while to get the perspective and and get the feel of something

uh i know when we first started flying, man, it just, you know, things felt funny.

But you drive long enough, you fly long enough, you scuba dive long enough, it begins to

feel like second nature, right?

Something that previously was totally foreign to you.

Nothing felt right. Nothing felt comfortable. Everything seemed, you know, playing an instrument.

You know, you try to learn how to play a keyboard, piano, or a guitar, and you try to put your

fingers on those strings, it doesn't feel right.

And you do it for a little while and your fingers are sore.

They hurt.

It feels wrong.

When you try to press them and then you realize you got to, I got to hold all those

strings at the same time. And it just doesn't feel right. But you do it long enough,

your hand will just lay there naturally because you have trained it to do it. Well, we're to

train ourselves, not just in natural things, but in spiritual things, aren't we?

And there's some areas that we should develop in pertaining to ministering to the Lord.

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