Welcome to everyone joining today. We are one house with many rooms. And we are all across the state of Montana.

A special shout out to those in Billings who were spied on this week by a Chinese balloon.

To Salt Lake City to Portland, Polson just want to shout out to you all across the state of Montana.

But also, we are joined online by incredible people. Fresh Life Church Online is so beautiful.

Some of our cities that we get to be in via online is Los Angeles, New York, Dallas, Atlanta, Chicago.

The list goes on. But I just want to specifically welcome those of you from those great cities.

And we are going to finish up this series this weekend talking about the what of life change.

My husband has done such a brilliant job laying out the who, the how, the why, the when of life change.

And really, if you've missed any of them, you've got to go back and listen to them.

I personally have been so impacted and so changed by the stunning simplicity of what it looks like to embrace the little things,

the little by little, the little ways that we let in that our whole life will be set in.

And so I just encourage you to catch those if you missed them. But today I'm excited to talk about the what.

Today we're going to talk about what can't be taken away. And we're going to start in the book of Luke.

If you have your Bibles on your phone, you can turn there. But we also have it on the screen for you as well.

Luke chapter 10 verse 38 says now it happened as they went that he Jesus entered a certain village and a certain woman named Martha welcomed him into her house.

And she had a sister called Mary who also sat at Jesus's feet and heard his word. But Martha was distracted with much serving.

And she approached him and said, Lord, do you not care that my sister has left me to serve alone?

Therefore, tell her to help me. And Jesus answered her and said to her, Martha Martha, you are worried and troubled about many things.

But one thing is needed. And Mary has chosen that good part, which will not be taken away from her.

And Father, in these few moments, as we open your word, knowing the power of it, knowing the beauty of it, knowing that it's you speaking to us.

We ask that we would surrender to you in this time that you would speak to us, that you would open the eyes of our understanding, open the eyes of our heart, to see the truth that you have for each and every one of us in the specific situations that we're in.

You're able to do that through your living word.

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