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As we were singing that song about how great our God is, I want to ask you a serious question

that I wasn't going to ask when I began this message, but the question is, did you sing it or did you mean it?

Because I'm going to ask you a question today repeatedly that you've got to make a decision about. I do every day. In fact, I don't think I'm going to ask you a question today repeatedly that you've got to make a decision

about. I do every day. In fact, I don't think I've ever lived in our country in a day where

Christians are more forced to make a decision than they are today. And the question I want to

ask simply is, whose side are you on?

We have a saying down south, the only thing in the middle of the road is two yellow lines and a dead possum.

You can't sit in the middle of the road.

You've got to make a decision.

I was reading about a little boy, a six-year-old boy.

His name was Robert, and his uncle was getting married.

And, you know, the family really wanted him to participate in the wedding, but they already had a ring bearer. So they were trying to figure out what could they do with six-year-old Robert. So his grandfather pulls him aside, and he says, look, I want you to help me guide people where they're supposed to sit. He said, okay, pop, what do you want me to do? He said, well, you've got to be proper and you got to use good etiquette. And he said, so, Robert, all you have to do is you just ask when someone walks up to you, are you a guest of the bride or are you a guest of the groom? He said, then you'll know exactly where to start and where to seat these people. Now, do you understand how to do it? He said, yeah, pop, I've got that. I can handle that. Well, this proud grandfather stood back and decided to let his six-year-old grandson take the first couple that walked in, and he was smiling

big until the horror hit his face. When that first couple walked in, and that six-year-old boy

stuck his hand out to the woman and said, now, ma'am, whose side are you on?

Well, that's a great question.

Whose side are you on?

And I'm not talking about choosing between a bride and a groom.

I'm not even talking about choosing between a Republican or a Democrat.

I'm talking about choosing between the real God and the false God.

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