Amen and amen.

Church, if you got your Bibles, and I hope you do grab them.

We're going to be in Psalm 46.

I will just make a confession that when I said that we were going to spend 22 weeks in the book of Psalms,

I did not realize every week was going to be the heaviest week of your entire world.

You understand?

And so I do want to thank Pastor Britt for last week. What an amazing job. Praise God.

And also to Dr. Brunson the week before. Unbelievable. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

As you're turning there, I would like to share a word with you about the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.

I would also like to mention that the reason it was not mentioned last week is because I was on vacation,

and I don't know if you realize this, but the Supreme Court does not check with me on when they release their statements, okay?

And I wanted to be the one to address this. A couple things. There's five

things. So if you're going to quote me, you've got to quote all five, okay, five things. And all of them

are important. Number one, as Jesus followers, we praise God for all life, all life. That includes

the life of the unborn. And we praise God for the overturning of Roe v. Wade

because there will be a bunch of babies born

that will get to live out the call of God in their life.

In God's upside-down kingdom,

there are no accidental children,

there are no unwanted children.

God wants every single one of them, and God has planned every single one of them. That matters like crazy. However, the overturning of

Roe did not outlaw abortion. It merely made it the state's decision. We still have a long way

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