Hey Church, happy Sunday. I am so excited to share with you part four of what a wonderful world. Part four of what a wonderful world. We are going to start reading in the book of Colossians today and I'm so

excited again. Welcome to everyone joining us in church home. I'm Judah along

with my wife Chelsea. We just celebrated our 21st wedding anniversary I might add and

we're pretty excited about that but thank you for taking your Sunday to be

with us happy Sunday or whatever day you're watching this recording.

We're so excited for you to be joining us.

We're going to talk today about the subject,

the wonder of what didn't happen. That's right, the wonder of what didn't happen.

That's right, the wonder of what didn't happen.

And this series, of course, is dedicated to recognizing and realizing

the wonder that is all around us in the midst of so much pain and

challenge and difficulty and honestly so much of the unknown what will the

future look like as we sit in 2020 and begin to project into our future.

There is so much that is unnerving, so much that is unknown, so much that is unchartered and unseen and we can get very very focused on those things

or we can step back and recognize that there is a lot of things full of wonder all around us, not the least of which is to wonder,

how wonderful it is, the things that didn't happen in our life. We're going to talk about that today. I want to go

to Colossians. Colossians in chapter one and it starts in verse 15 that says he,

Jesus, is the divine portrait the true likeness of the invisible God and the firstborn of all

creation. For in him was created the universe, the things both in the heavenly realm, and on the earth, all that is seen and all that

is unseen.

Every seat of power and realm of government, principality, and authority.

Isn't that amazing? On this Sunday here in the

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