Amen. Hey, if you got your Bible, grab them. We're going to end up in Genesis chapter 20. Excuse me, Exodus chapter 20. Exodus chapter 20. We are six weeks away from celebrating the empty tomb. Amen? Six weeks away from celebrating the empty tomb. And last week we started out on Mount Moriah with Abraham and Isaac. And each week we are heading towards Mount Calvary because on Mount Calvary, Mount Calvary holds

a tomb, but that tomb could not hold a body. And that's where we're headed towards. And part of the

reasons that we're studying these seven different mountains in the Bible is because our life is really

a series of mountains and valleys and mountains and valleys.

And no matter who you are or what's happening in your life, you're either on a mountaintop,

and I hope from any of you, that's your case, or you're down in a valley or somewhere in between.

Amen?

And so today we're going to talk about really what it takes to get to heaven.

You ever ask that question?

What does it take to get to heaven. You ever asked that question? What does it take to get to heaven?

And in order to look at that, we're going to go to the Ten Commandments, which are found in Exodus Chapter 20. A lot of Christians fight over where the Ten Commandments are. Most people think

they're in like a courthouse in Alabama or something. I'm not sure about that. But in the Bible,

they are in Exodus chapter 20. But I need to give you just a little bit of context, because

if we just dive into the Ten Commandments, the problem is that we have a tendency to just dive

into a sense of morality, and we can really miss the goodness and the grace of God in doing so.

So last week, we were with Abraham and Isaac, or excuse me, Abraham's great-grandson named Joseph,

by the time you get to the book of Genesis,

Joseph is like the prince of Egypt.

He's in charge of Egypt through a series of events

that we'll talk about some other time.

And then when you turn the page

from the book of Genesis to the book of Exodus,

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