Go to Romans 12, if you would please.

We've been for the past few Sundays on this series.

We're calling the perfect will of God.

The perfect will of God.

In Romans 12 and 1, Romans 12, 1, says, I beseech you, therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God,

that you present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable into God, which is your

reasonable service.

It's by His mercy that we even have the opportunity to do this.

And it's by His mercies that we have the ability to do it.

By His grace and mercy.

Verse 2, And be not conformed to this world.

There is a real danger of us being, he's writing to believers, to the saints at Rome.

There's a real danger of us being conformed to the world.

We want to ask ourselves regularly, anything we're watching, anything we're listening to,

anything we're reading, anything we're around, where is God in this?

Because another word for worldly is ungodly.

Now people use that term as a throw-around term, but what does

ungodly mean?

Well, they used to advertise seven up as the un-Cola.

Why is seven-up the un-cola?

Has no cola in it.

Well, why is the world ungodly?

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