Amen and amen. Well, good morning, church. If you've got your Bibles, and I hope you do,

let's go Acts chapter 16. Acts chapter 16. We are in week two of a series called Master Plan.

The idea being that there is a plan and you didn't come up with it, that there is a master and you

are not him. And God has a purpose and a plan for your

life. And I just want to let you know, it's good to be back this past week. Gretchen and I were

in Southern California at a pastor's conference in Orange County. And we love California. The only

problem in California is Californians. That's if you've spent much time there, you know what I'm talking about, right?

It's a lot of fellas in scoot necks and scarves.

Ordering caramel macchiados and things like that.

And also, I don't know if you're aware of this, apparently there is a swarm of bees there

that are attracted to 40-year-old lady's lips.

And so be aware if you go. Tragic. So,

but we are so glad to be back right here at home in Jacksonville. We love it here. And we're

ready to do Bible study today. So Acts chapter 16. Also, hope you'll grab your notes. We got a lot

of notes. It normally takes me an hour to do one point. We have 10 today. So you realize how scary that could be.

So if you would, just go ahead and open up your notes. What we're going to talk about today is a Latin term called Ors Saludus.

And it'll come right out of Acts chapter 16. And I hope you've got on your kind of Bible nerd hat today because we're just going to dig in deep.

Here we go.

Acts chapter 16 beginning in verse 11.

So setting sail from Troas, we, the we is Paul and Luke and Silas and Timothy.

And the reason they're coming from Troas is because they're being obedient to go where God has called them to go.

So setting sail from Choas, we made a direct voyage to Semothrace and the following day to Neopolis. And from there to

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