Amen and amen.

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

We're going to be in Psalm 24.

Psalm 24, grab your Bibles, go there.

And what we're going to see in Psalm 24 is that King David, who writes this song, is actually,

he's a prophet carried along by the Spirit of God, and he's

talking about the gospel. Now, it's the only thing I preach about. I have one sermon, different

illustration, so if you're new here, you need to know the gospel. Now, the problem is, is that

church people need to hear the gospel as much as anybody else. And the moment I say, we're talking

about the gospel, some of you that are like, well, I'm already a Christian, so this is for somebody else. It's because you don't understand the gospel. The gospel is not like the diving board.

It leads you into the pool. It's the whole thing. It's not like the starter to the engine. It's like

the bumper to bumper. It's not the ABC? Trust me. I spent a lot of time

with them. What we begin to do, the more you go to church, the more you begin to believe that you

actually bring merit to the relationship that you have with God. We think that somehow, like we

know we're saved by grace, but then we can begin to think by our own good works that God's really pumped that

he got a good deal, that he chose us to be a part of his family because of how good we are.

It could not be further from the truth. So if you've never surrendered your life to Christ,

this message for you. And if you've been walking with Jesus for a long, like if you went to

Sunday school with Moses, then this message is for you because we all need the gospel.

David writes Psalm 24, and I think in Psalm 22, he talks about the crucifixion of Christ.

In Psalm 23, he talks about the shepherding heart of Christ.

And in Psalm 24, he is going to talk about the eternal rule and reign of the king of glory,

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