Let me recap where we've been and then take you into this third and final or I might say third and fourth and final because really I'm going to give two lectures in this morning time because as I got to the end of number three there was a fourth

one just begging begging to be delivered and so I'm going to outline it for you at the

end.

The aim of preaching is worship,

which means that all preaching should aim to wean the human heart off of the breast of sin and fill it with satisfaction in God. I'm assuming when I say that and I say it like that that

the essence and the heart of worship is being satisfied with all that God is for us in Jesus.

And there's a premise behind that assumption.

And the premise is this, and it's the most important sentence in my life and in my theology and in my books.

And it's the one sentence that I would... theology and in my books.

And it's the one sentence that I would, that you remember.

God is most glorified in you when you are most satisfied in him.

Now, these are the two books in which I defend and elaborate that statement.

That's why these books are written.

I dedicated this book to my sons.

I have four sons.

And to show you the importance of that sentence in my life and in my family, I want to just read

the close of the introduction here.

Finally a word to my son.

This book is dedicated to you, Carston and Benjamin and Abraham and Barnabas. If there is

any legacy I want to leave you. It is not money for house or land. It is a vision of God as great and glorious a God as one could ever see. But more than that, I want to leave you the legacy of a passion for this God, a passion far beyond what any human

can produce, a passion for God flowing from the very heart of God. Never forget, son, that God is most glorified in you

when you are most satisfied in him. But even more, and this is my prayer for you, in God's time, may your satisfaction in Him

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