Happy deal, Chair. It's doing good. You look great. Grab your Bibles. I hope you got them. Psalm 148, 149, and 150. We're going to knock out three in our 21st and final week. And I would also like for all of our campuses to welcome for the very first time, our very first

corporate gathering at our Orange Park campus.

Can you say welcome to Orange Park?

All right.

We're going to dig right in.

21st week.

I've heard somebody told me they were like, I can't believe the Psalms is going to be over.

All right?

Well, just let me warn you.

It ain't like we're going to be teaching from Harry Potter next week.

You understand?

We still just teach out of the Bible, so get over.

All right.

This is, we declared at the beginning of this year, this is the year of worship.

And so that's a big part of the reason we've studied 21 weeks in the book of Psalms. And one of the things that I just

noticed this week, I don't know why I just paid attention to it for the first time, but I did,

is that if you remember at the very first week, Psalm 1, it starts out with a Psalm about the

word of God. That's what it starts with, right? Blessed is he who does not walk in the way of the

wicked or stand the way in the center or sit in the maca but his delight is in the law of the lord and upon his law he meditates day

and night that's how it starts it starts with the scripture starts with the word of god and then by the time

you get through the 150th psalm it ends with here's how you worship god praise the lord Lord, praise the Lord. In Psalm 148, 149, and

150, it's going to say praise the Lord 25 times. So it starts with the word and it ends with

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