Hey there, I'm so glad you stopped by for this podcast. We hope so much we can serve you today.

So if you look ahead with me, Romans 8, I want to start in verse 12. Remember in 9 through

11, we celebrated a couple of weeks ago, the almost unfathomable truth that the spirit

of Christ, not just a spirit, not even just this spirit, what we call the Holy Spirit,

but the very Holy Spirit of Christ lives in us. That when we put a person in that context

and we understand that it's the very spirit of Christ that dwells in us, I don't know

if that does something different to you. And I know we know that there are things we've

heard since we were this big if we were raised in church. But I'm convinced, I'm convinced

we don't get that one. And that part of the reason for our defeat is that we, it's not

just carnalty. It in some respects, and I want to use this word carefully because I mean

it in the Webster's dictionary, terms of it, in some respects, a measure of our defeat

is out of ignorance of what we have. We walk as if we have this, when we have this. You

understand what I'm saying? We have believed we are only capable of this, when we are

capable of this. But we are going to act out of what we truly believe. No matter what

our word sound, no, we repeated this and I'm intentionally overlapping a little bit

so we can get our context. We act out what we really believe down in the marrow of our

bones. So somehow if we could understand as we greet a day, the power that has been

released, not just around us, in our vessel, in our vessel, we would be a whole lot more

prepared for our day. Every time we would think, I can't, I can't, I can do all things

through Christ who strengthens me. Some of us learned that by the time we were in the

seventh grade, so at 35, at 40, at 28, it's lost its edge to us somehow. We can. Oh, yes,

you can. I want you to start the lesson by looking at one another and say, oh, yes, you

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