The title of the message tonight, if you'd like to start with the title, there are three titles.

There's the short title, the medium title, and the official title.

The short title is the Extraordinary Story.

The medium title is the Extraordinary Story of Jesus.

And the official title of the message is the Extraordinary Story of how Jesus creates and restores everything.

I really have never felt more in my life that I'm on Holy Ground than in this series that we've waited into called Breath on a Page.

And some of my times with the Lord and the cobbling together of these messages have been extraordinary for me.

And even as we come together around that first message last week, I know given the normal flow of life, a lot of you would have missed that, but it was such an extraordinary day.

In ways that you can't really explain.

So somebody could say, well, tell me what was extraordinary about it.

And you'd be like, I don't know how to quantify it.

But as I've thought about it this week, what I sense is this, that as we're coming to stand in awe of the God who lives and breathes in the pages of this precious book, as we come to stand in awe of Him in these pages, that God leans in with us in that process.

And as we've lived up the Holy Scriptures, God lifts us all up in the process of that.

Because as we've said last week, this is not just ink on a page, it's breath on a page, it is living and active, it is sharper than any two-edged sword, and it divides a sunder even down to the motives of our hearts.

And reveals our life's intentions before God.

And this word is God's breath on a page.

Where do we come up with that phrase from the Scripture itself, which is, all Scripture is God breathed.

Therefore, it's profitable or useful.

The Scripture says for all these different things in our lives, but we know that it's useful, not because it's just good, it's useful because God has breathed it into existence.

And I love it today because this word doesn't need you or me to prop it up.

So if that's what you're thinking, you're doing, and culture at your place of work, and your school and a classroom, you've got to sort of prop the Scripture up.

And you just let the Scripture prop you up because it's doing fine.

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