Amen. Amen. Good morning, church. How's everybody doing? Good. Good, man. It's so good to see you. Thanks for being here. I'm sure your campus pastors told you that we are in the second week of a teaching series called Loving God with All. And this is a part of a journey that we've been on as a church over the last two

years. And so for those of you, I don't know, my name is Pastor Ryan Britt, and I'm excited to be here

every now and then. They let me come out from the back and play on the stage when Pastor Job is

away. And so I'm excited to dive into God's Word with you today. This series we've been on loving God with all.

We've been asking the question, God, what does it look like to love you with all of our heart,

with all of our mind, with all of our soul, and with all of our strength?

This journey, this discipleship journey we've been on as a church, and we've been asking

the question, God, are you the one thing that

drives everything in our lives? And what does that look like? The heart of this is rooted in the

scriptures found in Deuteronomy chapter 6, verse 4 and 5. And if you've been here for any amount of

time, you've heard it hundreds of times. God gives Moses the command, but really what he's doing

is communicating his heart for his people.

In Deuteronomy 6, it says this.

It says, here, O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is one.

And you shall love the Lord your God with all of your heart, with all of your soul, with all of your mind, and with all of your strength.

And you fast forward a couple of thousand years, in Jesus, the God man, is walking around on the earth,

and somebody walks up to Jesus and says, Jesus, what is the most important commandment?

What is the most important thing that God has ever said?

And Jesus answers him this way.

It's at the top of your journals on page 19 found in Mark chapter 12.

Jesus answered this way.

He says, the most important is this.

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