Well, hi everyone. Great to be with you here today with Orban Community Church.

I'm going to let you know that first of all, I'm so thankful to Miles for inviting me to be here.

Miles and I have been good friends for many years and partners in the gospel,

and he has spoken into my life and we have been so blessed as a family.

In fact, I say that because you as a church have been a great blessing to us as well.

We've tuned into you a number of times during lockdown and have just been so blessed by the

service to hear what the Lord is doing in your midst has just been an endless excitement for us

as a family. So thank you and thank you, thank you, Miles, thank you Church for giving me the

opportunity today of weaving our stories together thank you, Miles, thank you, Church, for giving me the opportunity today of weaving

our stories together. Well, Miles asked me to speak on any subject that would excite me,

and I want to say to you that the subject I've got to talk to you about today is very exciting to me.

It's a subject of change. You know, one of the reasons why this excites me is that our God is a God

of change. There are things that are wrong in the world. We don't have to look too far to see that.

There are things that are wrong in our lives. And our God is about change. He is about fixing things up.

You know, the first thing that he does is he takes the legal problem that we have, the things, the ways that we have broken his law.

And he deals with it. He robs them out, he screws them up and throws them away.

Jesus comes down, lives the perfect life, dies the perfect death for our sins. Done, finished,

buried. Then what happens? Jesus doesn't just stay dead. He comes back from the dead and he's alive again.

He deals with our second massive problem. Our second massive problem is life and death.

So with those two huge problems dealt with, what does God do? He says, off you go, now you're on your own.

No, absolutely not. Just the same way as God was involved in those

big problems, he's involved in the entire process of change, of changing us, of continually

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