Amen and amen. How we do, church? Doing good? How's your weekend going?

Mine too. Mine's going great. Hope yours is. If you're checking the current score,

do not moan or grown during the service or cheer, either one. Okay. Hey, if you got your

Bibles, actually, if you got your journal and I saw that you do, So go to page 53. That's where we're going to be. If you brought

your own Bible, we're going to be all over the place. I've got, I've got good news and great news.

Good news is, sermon's only going to be 10 minutes today. The great news is there's a 50 minute intro to the sermon.

And if you don't get that, you won't understand the sermon.

So in a while, about 45 minutes, we'll get to Genesis chapter 4.

That's where we're going to end up.

That's the text that's in your journal.

But I've got to give you a little intro to that because we're in the third week of this teaching series called the 10-10 life.

And it's rooted in John chapter 10 verse 10. And the Bible says that the thief comes only to steal, kill, and destroy. But Jesus, the good shepherd, has come

that we may have life and have it abundantly. And today what we're going to talk about, we're going to

talk about money. So everybody relax. Everybody breathe in, breathe out.

Let me tell you who's not nervous. Generous people. They're like, oh, good. Okay? Now, remember,

John 1010, he's a good shepherd. And what he wants for you is abundant life. And the Bible says

that the sheep know the voice of the shepherd, which means if and when

we do what he says, what he tells us to do leads us into an abundant life. This is the kind of

shepherd that makes us lie down in green pastures. This is the kind of shepherd that leads us

beside still waters. This is the kind of shepherd that restores our soul. There's no amount of money in your

bank account that can restore your soul. There ain't a vacation you can go on that can restore

yourself. There ain't a team on the universe that can restore your soul. I don't care how they're

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