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by this week's message.

Now listen we're starting a brand new series called The Paradox of Purpose. The Paradox

of Purpose. Now listen I've had way too long to think about this sermon series. I'm not

going to lie to you. Way too long. I was going to do a sermon series last year and then

Corona kind of messed all that up so it's whatever. But I've been thinking about it too long.

And let me just fill you in on something. I've actually never done this before in the

sense of having to preach twice two times in a row. So this is a new space for me. I like

every six to eight weeks. I can throw you a good one. But this is you're going to be next

week and the week after that. So but it's going to be good. And the Holy Spirit is here.

And we got the upgrade and so it don't even matter what my plan is because he's going

to have his way. I want you turning your Bibles to Proverbs. Turning to Proverbs if you don't

know where that is. You can go ahead and log off. I'm joking. I'm joking. We're so glad

that you're here. Proverbs 1921 is where we're going to be. And this is going to act as our

anchor scripture. Now our word for the year is help me say it anchor is anchor is our

word for the year and we decided this year that we were not going to drift. We're not

going to drift. We're not going to drift from the things that God has called us to do.

We're not going to drift from our integrity. We're not going to drift from his instruction.

We're not going to just talk doing things, but we're going to be sensitive to the voice

of God and we're going to be anchored in his word. And I'm know for a fact that through

the series we're going to get anchored together. You're going to be anchored in your identity.

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