Welcome to the Bethel Church Sermon of the Week. We hope you enjoyed this message by Chris

Falloton. For more information about this podcast and other resources, visit iBethel.org.

I shared a message probably maybe three weeks ago on a Sunday night called What's on

Your Mind. I don't know how many of you were here for that. And then on Friday night in

the conference, the last session, the conference I shared the same message. And I really feel

like this is kind of a message that I'm supposed to repeat until you all get it. So if you

don't get it this time, then next Sunday I'll be sharing it again. But why don't you turn

to Romans chapter one. I want to talk about transforming your life. And you know, we often

talk about a message. And we're like, that message transformed my life. Or that, you

know, that thing we did transform my life. And typically we mean like it influenced us.

But how would you like to leave today with your life totally and completely transformed?

Yes.

Okay. There is actually one formula in the Bible. And it's in Romans chapter 12. And we're going

to read, we'll start with the first one. Therefore I urge you, brethren, by the mercies of God to

present your bodies, a living and holy sacrifice, acceptable to God, which is your spiritual service

of worship. How many of you know that you're presenting your bodies as a spiritual service of

worship? You know, we used to think like, well, my flesh is evil and my spirit is good. But how

many know that the Bible says that I'm to present my body as a spiritual service of worship? God

likes my body. My wife likes my body and God likes my body. And it says that it's spiritual service

of worship. And what I mean by that, how many know that day you received Jesus, everything you

did came into the kingdom. And now nothing you do is secular. Everything you do is sacred. I love

worship. And you know, we call this a worship service. And I like that we call this a worship service.

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