Hey, welcome to Day2. Everybody at all of our different life churches, our open network

churches, our family all over the world at church online. I am very excited that you're

with us. It's a great weekend to be in church. We're launching a brand new message series.

And before we dive into it, let me just tell you exactly what your local pastor is going

to be talking about as well. We are launching brand new life groups. If you're new with

us, a life group is simply a gathering where we get together to do life together. We might

meet once a week, maybe once every other week or so. This Wednesday night, I'm getting

together with my life group for our annual Valentine's Gathering. We do life together. I want

you to pay careful attention to what your pastor tells you about it. We're launching four week

life groups around the content of this message series. And for many of you, this is exactly what

you need to become spiritually stronger. What are we going to talk about for the next four weeks?

I don't know. Did any of you ever have the bracelets that were really, really popular that said,

WWJD, all of our churches, WWJD. Let me tell you where this came from if you don't know. In 1896,

there was a pastor, I think it was from Topeka named Charles Sheldon, who wrote a book called

In His Steps. This little book went on to sell over 30 million copies. And in the book, this pastor

essentially talked about small town living where different people would be faced with life

situations and would ask themself in this situation, what would Jesus do? A hundred or so years later,

there's a movement that's kind of burped, I don't know where the people were, these bracelets,

what would Jesus do? What I want to do in this message series is ask a question tied to it,

but one that's a little bit different. Not what would Jesus do, but what would Jesus undo?

What are the things that as we look at the red letters in your Bible, those are the words of Jesus.

What were the things that really broke his heart, bothered him, created a real sense of dissatisfaction?

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