This is the greatest hour to follow Jesus.

I'm going to finish the teaching on prayer this morning,

and then I'm going to move the teaching on prayer this morning, and then I'm going to move into the resurrection of Lazarus, and then I'm going to move into the teaching of the glorious entry,

or Palm Sunday. And then I'm going to teach through into Good Friday and Easter,

or what we would call Resurrection Sunday,

or Basca, the great passing over. Amen? And then I'm going to stay with, I would say, God knows,

maybe six years, I'm going to stay with for a long time the death, burial, and resurrection, because that's everything. As I said before, that is not a part of the story. That is the story. That is the story.

The death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus is the faith.

And it's the lens by which we must read the word.

Or the word becomes a bunch of stories that Jesus becomes a small part of.

That's a major issue.

Because then you start to value everything and you devalue Jesus and miss the fact that he's all in all.

And it drowns out a clear vision of Jesus.

And when that is hazy, your worship experience is instantly affected,

because your worship depends on your beholding. So if you see them improperly, you will

worship improperly. Does that make sense to you? So I want to stay there. I've done that before. Then we'll

move into the ascension. I've done that before, but it never gets old. And I don't know where

the church fell into the trap that you had to have a different sermon every day of your preaching

life. The apostles preached one message.

Christ crucified and risen. I'm preaching that till the day I die. So I just want you to know that.

Like if you want to come in, that's what we're doing. We're not, I'm not going to teach you how to like,

I don't know, get through a rough. This is how you get through it.

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