Would you look please in Romans 12th chapter again this morning, Romans 12, and we're continuing.

In our series, we're calling the perfect will of God.

The perfect will of God.

And we take that phrase from this passage right here in Romans 12, 1 and 2.

Romans 12 1 says, I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that you present your

bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service.

Now I want you to notice that word service.

Everybody say service.

Service.

And some translations bring out worship, but that also is service.

You don't just worship with your voice and your hands for a few moments in a service,

but your life is to be worship.

The way we live and what we do is worship.

But notice he says service.

And so this gives us an indication already ahead of time that service to God is the will of God.

Said out loud, service to God is the will of God. Set out loud, service to God is the will of God.

And it's only reasonable that we serve God after what he has done for us.

Right?

If it wasn't for him, we'd be eternally lost, separated from him.

You know, in eternal death, facing judgment after this life, without God, without Christ, without hope.

In this life and in this world world and in that to come.

And the Lord bought us, paid for us, purged us, cleansed us from all sin and wrongdoing,

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