Amen.

Hey, if you got your Bibles, I hope you do, we're going to be in Exodus chapter 20, Exodus chapter 20.

If you're new to Bible study, man, it's way towards the beginning.

It's the second book of the Bible, and we are in week two of this series called Mountains.

As we are just talking about stuff that God has done, we're kind of tracing the redemptive story of God through a bunch of mountains in the scriptures.

And in our time together, we're going to be talking about Mount Sinai and the Ten Commandments.

I was talking to my friend, J.D. Greer, this week, about this sermon that I'm preaching on the Ten Commandments.

And he said that every great revival started with a sermon on the Ten Commandments.

I didn't know that.

But I do think that we may be in a bit of a revival just in the past few weeks because through the Second Timothy series, there were something like 300 people have surrendered their life to Jesus. And last week, 58 people surrendered their life to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. And 10 of those people are some of our folks at Baker Correctional. Amen?

And I got another letter. I'm getting a bunch of letters, man. I'm going to read everyone,

fellas. And so I got a letter and a guy said, I surrendered my life to Jesus, but how in the

world could God accept somebody like me based on what I've done?

And I would say to you, brother, God accepts you based on what his son, Jesus Christ, has done

on your behalf, okay? There is no one too far from the hand of God to be saved. And that's not

just true. That's true from Bay Meadows to Baker and everywhere in between, all right? That every single one of us need a Savior, and that's what we're going to talk about as we

look at the Ten Commandments.

A lot of Christians like to fight about the Ten Commandments, and we want to hang it, you know,

in courthouses all over the place, and maybe we should, I don't know, whatever.

But when you ask Christians what they are, people don't know where they are.

They think they're in a courthouse in Alabama. They're in Exodus chapter 20, all right?

And very few people can name them.

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