Friday night. Where did the time go? It just clipped right on by. We do so enjoy seeing all of our friends and fellow ministers for this meeting. We know it's not just the warm weather and sunshine.

There's other places you could go for that, but we're so pleased that you make this a priority.

And it really affects the meeting your presence and your faith. It absolutely does. It affects the utterance. It affects the meeting, your presence, and your faith.

It absolutely does.

It affects the utterance.

It affects the atmosphere, everything.

So, so glad you're here.

We've been looking at Romans, the 12th chapter, and if you would look again,

Romans chapter 12 and verse 3, and let's go further with it tonight.

Romans 12, 3, he said, I say through the grace given to me to every man that's among you,

not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think, but to think soberly, according as God has dealt to every man the measure of faith.

Faith can be measured.

Faith is described as no faith, little faith, great faith.

And so when, you know, God gives us a measure of his own faith,

and then depending on what we do with it, it will grow and develop or not.

In verse 6, notice this, he said, having then gifts differing according to the grace that's given to us,

where the prophecy, let us prophesy according to the proportion of faith.

Now this is the same idea as the measure of faith.

Said out loud according to the proportion of faith.

So that, again, that helps us to understand these degrees and measures are varying from person to person.

And even in our own life, from season to season in our life, our proportion of faith is not just stagnant and static.

So the list goes on.

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