Amen and amen. Happy Easter. How are you in church? Everybody good? My grandma would be so proud of me. I wore a tie to church. Don't get used to it. Hey, if you got your Bibles and I hope you do, we're going to be in Psalm chapter 22. And I know you may say like, well, in Psalms is in the Old Testament, what does that have to do with resurrection?

Everything, okay?

It'll take us a little while to get there.

And if this is your first time here, welcome.

I'm so glad you're here, but you're kind of coming in on the end of the movie, but it's the best part of the movie, you know, it's kind of that kind of thing.

We're in the seventh week of a seven-week series called Mountains, and we started with Mount Moriah, where God calls

Abraham, kind of the father of the faith, to take his son Isaac up on this mountain, Mount

Mariah, to sacrifice his son. And on that mountain, God provides a substitute. And on that

mountain, the reason that's called Mount Moriah is because Abraham said, on this mountain, God will provide a sacrifice.

Now, 2,000 years later, according to the timeline of the scriptures, we are going to find ourselves in our time together back on that mountain.

Back in that same place.

Mount Calvary, the place where Jesus is crucified, is in the same area where Abraham took

his son to be sacrificed, and God provided a substitute.

You see, every person this weekend, whether you're a Christian or a church person or

going to an Easter service, or regardless of what you believe, we will all agree on this, that something has gone

wrong with the human condition.

I mean, it's the one thing that even if we can't agree on the solution, we agree there is

a problem.

I mean, CNN believes it, Fox News believes it.

Whether you're a Buddhist, a Muslim,

a Christian, an atheist, we all believe something has gone wrong. This is why if you go into

a bookstore, the largest section is the self-help section, because we all agree there's a

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