All right, man. Amen.

That's my favorite part of the whole thing.

How's everybody doing? Doing all right?

All right, you look good. Grab your Bibles. I hope you got one.

If you don't have a Bible, there's one right in front of you in the seat back.

We're going to be in week two of this series on the Ten Commandments.

We're actually going to start in Exodus chapter 19.

The Ten Commandments show up in Chapter 20.

And today what we're going to talk about is the Fourth Commandment.

We're going to talk about the Sabbath.

And I know Chick-fil-A and Hobby Lobby still think it's awesome, but do you?

I mean, that's what we're going to talk about.

And especially in this culture where when people ask you all the time, right, are you staying busy? And your answer better be,

you know I am. Because if you ask somebody, are you staying busy? And they go like, no, no, I'm kind of

resting. You think, there's something wrong with you, right? That's kind of the culture in which we live.

And so we're going to spend some time talking today about Sabbath and rest and what that looks like, especially for us today. But the reason I want to

start in Exodus chapter 19 is because before you get to the Ten Commandments or the Decalog,

there's this preamble to the Ten Commandments in Exodus chapter 19. And it's very important

because if you miss Chapter 19, then you'll miss the whole point of all the commandments.

Okay. And so let me just jump right into Exodus chapter 19 verse 1. 19, then you'll miss the whole point of all the commandments. Okay?

And so, let me just jump right into Exodus chapter 19, verse 3.

It says, while Moses went up to God, he's up on a mountain talking to God.

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