Would you turn please to Matthew again, Scripture we've been looking at all week, and I'm more stirred up about it now than when we started.

That's how it works, isn't it? The more you see, the more excited you get, more you want to see, and then you see even more, get even more excited.

And the thing is, it never ends with God because he never runs out.

There will never be a time, even a million years from now.

There will never be a time when God looks at us and says, that's all, folks.

With him, the Bible said throughout the ages to come he was going to show to us the exceeding riches of his grace won't that be wonderful? Never ending.

Never ending.

It's hard to wrap your head around that, but that's who your heavenly father is.

In Matthew 11 and 28, Jesus, his own words, he said, come to me, all that labor and are heavy loaded, and I will give you rest.

Don't you appreciate that?

Who is this for?

All that are laboring and weary and pressured and heavy loaded.

And he said he would give us, any of us, all of us, rest.

Verse 29, take my yoke. Everybody say his yoke. Take my yoke.

Everybody say his yoke.

Take my yoke upon you and learn of me.

Learn about me.

What are we to learn, master, that I am meek and lowly of the translation say, gentle and humble in heart.

Of all the things he could have said here when he said,

learn about me, learn who I am, learn what I am.

He could have talked about righteousness.

He could have talked about holiness.

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