As Chelsea said, you're going to find out real quick if you're new to this space and to our community.

I'm a Jesus guy and it's going to become pretty fast that I believe he's God and that he literally became air wrong selfishness and sin and paid the

outstanding bill if you will the judgment on our behalf so that now every man, woman, boy, and girl who has ever lived or will live can have a real connection and relationship with a perfect, holy, righteous God. It's incredible. So that's going to be what we're going to emphasize no matter where you are on the spiritual spectrum

We really believe that there is going to be statements and phrases and stories and metaphors that are really going to speak to you

and help you in your everyday life. And boy, we need help every single day. So unique right now in the midst of this global quarantine.

I started about three sermons ago. For those that don't know I'm doing a new sermon on Wednesday night and a brand new sermon every Sunday morning.

So I'm writing two sermons a week, which is new.

It's twice the amount of writing, but I love it. So kind of last minute I did this message called why I think you're frustrated

which is kind of become an important statement that I said to our community if you get a chance on the app on

YouTube all over those different platforms it's available for you to check it out but

what started was kind of a succession of sermons.

The last one I did was why I think you're sad.

And you can resource that.

We talked about the difference between faith and hope.

I want to kind of turn it on its head a little positive and the title of my sermon tonight is why I think you're happy.

How about that?

Why I think you're happy.

In fact, I want to talk about why I think you're happy and you might feel a little guilty about it to be honest.

For those of you, they're Jesus followers.

You're probably experiencing a level of joy that maybe you feel a little bit guilty about like wait so much pain

so much disparity so much injustice so much going on in the world that is

painful and difficult and challenging and yet you find a deep seated joy.

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