Amen and amen. Happy to the church. Doing all right? You look great. Sound extra good. Hey,

if you got your Bibles, guess where we're going to be? Psalms. If you hadn't picked up on that yet,

you'll fit right in. Don't worry about it. Go to Psalms chapter one. That's where we're going to be.

For the next 22 weeks, we're going to be studying the book of Psalms.

And happy week after Easter.

So glad that you're here from many of you.

Welcome back.

I know for some of you, look, two weeks in a row.

Look at you.

You're going to be all like godly, watch yourself.

And I really do.

I hope you are back, especially the 241 of you that surrendered your life to the Lordship of Jesus Christ last weekend. Amen.

Praise God.

Hey, so just for a little bit of perspective, the reason that we're going to study the book of Psalms is this.

This is the year of worship for 1122.

So we got worship nights.

We're doing a bunch of stuff about worship.

And so I built the teaching series around that idea also, this idea of what it means to be a worshipper. And so the first

teaching series we did was called the Upside Down Kingdom so that we could get the right perspective

of worship. So that we would worship the king of kings and not the kingdom of this air. Because we live in a

world that tries to suck us into the values and the systems of this air because we live in a world that tries to suck us

into the values and the systems of this world and we want to turn that thing upside down and

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