Christ Church Contemporary Online Worship

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Well, good morning Christ Church. If you

are here this morning, would you please

rise and worship the Lord today?

The dead are going to rise.

The blind will see the light

and all the earth will praise the Lord.

The young are going to see,

the old are going to dream,

and all the earth will praise the Lord.

Not my strength.

Not my power.

My spirit says the Lord.

Like we never seen before.

My says the Lord.

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The ground is going to shake.

The valleys will be raised.

The mighty mountains have to fall.

Every knee bow

and every touch

confess that Jesus Christ is

forever. Jesus Christ.

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Pour it out. Pour it out. Pour it out.

Pour it out on us.

Pour it out. Pour it out. Pour it out.

Pour it out on us. Your spirit. Pour it

out. Pour it out. Pour it out. Pour it

out on us.

Pour it out. Pour it out. Pour it out.

Pour it out.

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Pour it out. Pour it out.

Not my strength.

Not by power,

but by my spirit says the Lord. By my

spirit, says the Lord.

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Pour it out. Pour it out. Pour it out.

Pour it out on us.

Pour it out. Pour it out. Pour it out.

Pour it out on us. Your spirit. Pour it

out. Pour it out. Pour it out. Pour it

out on us.

Pour it out. Pour it out. Pour it out.

Pour it out on us. Your spirit

Lord God, we are ready to receive today.

We pray that your spirit fill this place

and that we can be transformed by who

you are and what you've done. We pray

this in your name. Amen. You may be

seated.

Well, welcome to Christ Church. We're so

glad that you can join us to connect

with the Lord this morning. if you

wouldn't mind taking out your clipboard

with your connection card on it and

filling that out uh before the offering

goes around and you can place these in

the offering plate uh during that time.

Uh there's a prayer request side there

as well for any prayer requests that you

have. Our intercessory prayer team is

such a faithful team. They pray over

each and every prayer that comes through

these uh doors uh on these cards uh each

week. Um, so we're very thankful for

that. And so you can do all of that

either on the card itself or you can

scan that QR code that's on the back of

this card or on the QR code that's on

the back of the screen. If you're a

firsttime guest, welcome. We're glad

that you're joining us for worship this

morning. Uh, as you leave this morning,

whichever door you decide to go out of,

there's a small devotional book there to

encourage you on your faith and your

walk with the Lord. Uh, again, welcome.

and we're glad you're here. For those of

you joining us online, welcome. Uh we're

so glad that you can worship with us uh

this way this morning. You can go to uh

chrisumc.net or you can click on that QR

code. You can fill out your attendance

there. Uh you can fill out any prayer

requests that you have and any gifts

that you'd like to give to the

ministries going on here at Christ

Church. Again, we're just so thankful

that we're able to do this as a church

and you're able to join us in worship

this morning. If you are able, why don't

you uh stand, say hello to a couple

wonderful people, and uh yeah, if you're

online, make sure to say hello in the

chat.

I'm so thankful that we have a place

that we can come together and we can

worship together. Um, I'm sure that if

we let you, you would all be talking for

the next hour and be beautiful as well.

But, uh, let's, uh, let's go to the Lord

and connect with him right now. Lord

God, we thank you, um, that we can come

here and that we can give up an hour of

our time at the very least, Lord, uh, to

to faithfully seek you and who you are

and what you've done. We are grateful

for the work that you have done on the

cross because it's only through that

work that we have any hope at all of

having a relationship with you and being

made right with you. Thank you for

covering us with the Lord's blood and

giving us the ability to come to you

freely. Be in this place and Lord God

bless this time of worship. We pray this

in your name. Amen.

There was no way until you made a one.

Grace upon grace. Hallelu.

Even though I don't deserve it, you did

it.

Even though I couldn't earn it, you give

it.

Who am I that you keep me on your mind?

God, I'm just grateful for you. God, I'm

just grateful for you.

All my life, you've been right here by

my side. God, I'm just grateful for you.

God, I'm just grateful for you.

Holy, holy,

there's only one.

We give you glory

for all that you've done.

Even though I don't deserve it, you did

it.

Even though I could

keep it

as you keep me on your mind. I'm just

grateful for you. I'm just grateful for

you.

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I'm making over my hands cuz you gave me

chance after chance after chance.

I'll give it all that I am.

You gave me chance after chance after

chance.

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I'm just grateful for you. God, I'm just

grateful for you.

I'm all right if they say I'm out of my

mind. God, I'm just grateful for you.

God, I'm just grateful for you.

Yes, Jesus.

The Lord is my shepher

and he is everything I need. So I will

not worry.

I will not fear the enemy. He said that

he loves me. He said that he's with me

even though I walk through the valley

of shadow and death. And still

he has good plans. He has good plans for

me.

Love will take heart in deserts and God

is he has good plans. He has good plans

for me.

I know my father. I know my father.

Good plans.

Yes, he does.

The Lord is my savior.

So why should I doubt my victory?

Why would I question

the rod and the staff that comforts me?

He quiets the waterers.

He quiets the storm inside.

So what could be better

than walking with him when I believe he

has good

he has good plans for me.

He has goodness.

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Yes.

Jeremiah 29:11 says that he has good

Jeremiah 29:11

plans for us for a better tomorrow. And

as we sing this out loud, God just

proclaim his goodness this morning.

Proclaim his faithfulness because we are

here to lift him high and to glorify

him. So

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and mercy will follow after me. Yeah.

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God, you are so good. We lift you high

this morning. We give you all of the

glory, all of the honor, and all of the

praise. We thank you for this time to

just be together and worship you and

lift you up. And it's in your name that

we pray. Amen. May be seated.

>> Good morning.

Today's scriptures are from Philippians

and Colossians. Philippians 2:es 1-1.

Therefore, if you have any encouragement

from being united with Christ, if any

comfort from his love, if any common

sharing in the spirit, if any tenderness

and compassion, then make my joy

complete by being like-minded, having

the same love, being one in spirit and

one of mind.

Do nothing out of selfish ambition or

vain conceit. Rather, in humility, value

others above yourselves, not looking to

your own interests, but each of you to

the interests of others. In your

relationships with one another, have

this have the same mindset as Christ

Jesus, who being in very nature God, did

not consider equality with God something

to be used to his own advantage. Rather,

he made himself nothing by taking the

very nature of a servant being made in

human likeness.

and being found in appearance as a man,

he humbled himself by becoming obedient

to death, even death on a cross.

Therefore, God exalted him to the

highest place, and gave him the name

that is above every name, that at the

name of Jesus, every knee should bow in

heaven and on earth and under the earth,

and every tongue acknowledged that Jesus

Christ is Lord to glory of God the

Father.

Colossians 3:es 12-14

Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy

and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with

compassion, kindness, humility,

gentleness, and patience. Bear with each

other and forgive one another. If any of

you has a grievance against someone,

forgive as the Lord forgave you. And

over all these virtues, put on love,

which binds them all together in perfect

unity. hear what the spirit saying to

the church.

>> Thanks be to God. Thanks, Aaron. Well,

good morning everybody.

>> Morning.

>> So, we've spent the last several weeks

talking about real relationships. I

mean, from all walks of life, from

marriage to parent child to friendships

to work relationships, even

relationships we have in the church. And

we've learned that real relationships

are not always ideal. I mean, they're

just not the kind that just happen when

everything or everyone is is calm and is

rested and is getting their way. Real

relationships take work. And we've been

honest about what people experience in

real relationships that they don't

necessarily always talk about. You know,

when you're in real relationships, they

include tension and misunderstanding and

disappointment and conflict and moments

where love maybe feels more costly than

it does convenient. And we've talked

about how we are built for connection

and we're looking for a love that lasts.

And we've learned how to fight right.

And on this Valentine's Day weekend, as

we close our real relationship series,

we ask one final question. Not just how

relationships work, but what are they

meant to reflect? Because relationships

are never neutral. Relationships are

always forming us into something. And as

Christians, that vision of a real

relationship means that our

relationships will reflect Jesus. Not

perfectly, but visibly, not flawlessly,

but faithfully. Because if Christ is in

us, it changes how we relate to others.

Amen. I mean, that's what it's all

about. Paul opens Philippians 2 with a

series of statements that sound almost

conditional, but they're actually not

conditions at all. They're actually

assumptions. Paul says, "If you have any

encouragement from being united with

Christ, if any comfort from his love, if

any common sharing in the spirit, if any

tenderness and compassion." Paul is not

wondering if these things are true for

the church. He is assuming that they are

true for the church. This is his way of

saying that if Christ really lives in

us, if the spirit of God is actually

shaping us, if the love of God has

actually reached our heart, then

something has to look different in the

way we relate to other people. You see,

Christian faith was never meant to stop

at our private belief or our internal

comfort. It was never just to be about

what we think in our mind or feel in our

heart. From the very beginning, faith in

Christ is meant to spill outward into

our tone, into our posture, into our

patience, in how we treat one another,

especially when relationships get

strained. Now, Paul's logic is simple,

but it's pretty piercing. He says we

can't claim to say that Christ lives in

us and leave our relationships

untouched.

So he goes on to say, 'Then my make my

joy complete by being like-minded,

having the same love, being one in

spirit and of one mind. Now that line

can sound a little overwhelming if we

misunderstand it. Paul is not calling

for uniformity here. He's not demanding

that everyone think the same thoughts or

vote the same way or see every issue

from the same angle. And he's certainly

not asking us as a church to avoid

conflict or to suppress disagreement.

What Paul is calling what Paul is

calling for here is something way more

deeper than agreement. He's actually

calling for alignment. This is not about

sameness. This is not about agreeing on

every issue. This is not about

pretending that tension doesn't exist.

This is about a shared direction. Paul

is saying if Christ truly lives in us,

then even when we see things

differently, we are moving toward the

same center. Right? That center is not

comfort. That center is not control.

That center is not about winning the

argument. That center is Christ. To be

likeminded does not mean we think the

same way. It means we let the mind of

Christ shape how we see others. It means

that before we speak, before we react,

before we withdraw, before we defend

ourselves, we ask a deeper question.

What does faithfulness in Christ look

like in this moment? That's why Paul

pairs likeminded with having the same

love. He doesn't say the same opinion.

He doesn't say the same preferences. He

says the same love. Because love that is

patient is the love we should have when

we would rather be short with somebody.

Love that stays engaged when it would be

simpler to just pull away. Love that

listens before it speaks. Love that

seeks understanding instead of leverage.

And then Paul says being of being one in

spirit and of one mind. That phrase does

not erase the differences. It actually

redeems them. He said, 'We may not

always agree, but we are committed to

the same spirit. We are committed to the

same Lord. We are committed to the same

story that God is writing amongst all of

us. Which means there are some lines

that we just refuse to cross when it

comes to relating with to others. Number

one, we don't weaponize words.

Number two, we do not reduce people to

positions.

Three, we do not treat disagreement as

betrayal.

And four, we don't let the frustration

that we feel give us permission to not

loving somebody else well. Because if

Christ is truly at the center, the goal

is no longer being right. The goal is

being faithful. And faithfulness often

looks like staying at the table longer

than we would want to. It means

listening more than defending. It means

choosing humility when pride feels

justified.

Paul is inviting the church into a

shared commitment that says even when

this is hard, even when we misunderstand

each other, even when emotions are

riding high, Christ is still the center.

Not our comfort, not our ego, not our

need to win, Christ. And when Christ is

at the center, relationships stop being

places where we have to prove ourselves.

And they start being places where Christ

is revealed. Because if Christ is in us,

it doesn't just change what we believe.

It changes how we relate to others. We

experience a relational shift from self

to others. Listen to what Paul says. Do

nothing out of selfish ambition or vain

conceit. Rather, in humility, value

others above yourself.

That sentence goes against everything

our culture teaches us about

relationships. I mean, we are trained

without even realizing it, to protect

ourselves, to keep score, to win

arguments, to make sure that we we're

not giving more than we're getting. And

Paul doesn't deny that we have needs,

but he refuses to let our self-interest

be the organizing principles for our

relationships. He says, literally, not

looking to your own interest, but each

of you looking to the interest of

others.

Now, this is not about becoming a

doormat. It's not about doing things for

others that harm you. It's about

becoming Christshaped.

You see, humility is not thinking less

of yourself. It is actually thinking of

yourself less. And when humility enters

a relationship, everything changes. How

we listen, how we speak, how we

disagree, how we forgive. And the model

for all of that is Jesus. Paul knows

this kind of love can sound idealistic,

even unrealistic,

especially when we're in relationships

that feel strained or or places where

trust feels wounded. So he doesn't leave

us as a church with just a theory. He

grounds everything in an actual person.

He says, "In your relationships with one

another, have the same mindset as Jesus

Christ." Now, that sentence is doing a

lot of work. Paul doesn't say try harder

to be nice. He doesn't say avoid

conflict at all costs. He doesn't even

say we should love people in a general

way. He says think the way Jesus thinks

when you're with each other. So if we

want to know what relationships shaped

by Christ actually look like, we don't

start with techniques. We don't start

with rules. We look to Jesus. And then

Paul pulls back the curtain on who Jesus

is and how he chose to relate. Paul says

who being in very nature God did not

consider equality with God something to

be used to his own advantage. I mean

Jesus had power but he didn't cling to

that power. He had authority but he

didn't leverage it to protect himself.

He had status but he refused to use his

status as a shield or as a weapon. Jesus

never asked what can I get away with or

how do I maintain control here or how do

I make sure I end up on top. Instead

Paul says rather he made himself nothing

taking the very nature of a servant. Now

that does not mean that Jesus became

weak or insignificant.

It means that he chose downward

mobility. He willingly stepped out of

privilege in heaven and into proximity

with us. He moved towards people instead

of standing above them. Jesus did not

enter a relationship asking what am I

owed or what do I deserve after

everything I have done or who needs to

acknowledge my authority. He entered

saying how can I love? How can I serve?

How can I bring life here? And then Paul

takes it all the way to the cross.

He continued by saying he humbled

himself by becoming obedient to death,

even death on a cross.

That is not symbolic humility. That is

costly obedience. That is a love that

absorbs pain instead of passing the pain

along. You see, the cross is the

clearest picture of what love looks like

when Jesus is at the center. Not

dominance, not control, not emotional

withdrawal, not quiet resentment.

Self-giving love that chooses

faithfulness even if it costs us deeply.

Remember we never look at a person who

Jesus didn't die for and that is what it

means to love like Jesus.

Question is do we love like that?

Because if that's the mindset of Christ

then relationships shaped by Christ will

often feel like surrender before they

feel like victory. They will involve

letting go of the need to win. They will

require laying down the right to be

understood first. They will ask us to

trust God with outcomes that are out of

our control.

But the cross also reminds us that

surrender

when we surrender to Christ, it's never

wasted. Because the same Jesus that

humbled himself was also the one that

God lifted up. Because love that looks

like Jesus may feel costly in the

moment, but it's that same love that God

uses to bring resurrection, to bring

healing, and to bring new life into

those situations.

That's the model we're called to follow.

So why is it so difficult for us? Well,

because that love is beautiful, but that

love is also extremely difficult.

Because patience, man, that sometimes

wears thin. kindness runs out.

Forgiveness feels unfair. Humility feels

risky. Which is why Paul doesn't just

give us a vision. Paul gives us daily

practices that we can do to put on a

Christlike character. In Colossians 3,

Paul shifts his language. He says,

"Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy

and dearly loved." Sometimes we read

over that phrase to get to the next

verse. But that phrase is important

because it tells us before we receive

any instruction. We are actually given

our identity. So we don't love like

Jesus to earn God's love. We love like

Jesus because we already have God's

love. And Paul goes on to tell us to

clothe ourselves with compassion,

kindness, humility, gentleness, and

patience. That word clothe means these

are not feelings we wait for. These are

choices that we make. How many of you

know sometimes compassion comes easily,

right? It's easy to show compassion

sometimes. How many of you know other

days it's like putting on a stiff

jacket, but we still choose to put it on

because we know it's important to do.

Paul continues and says, "Bear with each

other and forgive one another. If any of

you have a has a grievance against

someone, to bear with someone means

staying present. It means refusing to

reduce that person to their worst moment

and choosing faithfulness over

frustration.

And then the standard that we all strive

for, forgive as the Lord forgave you.

Not because the other person deserves

it. We didn't deserve it. But because we

have received it already from God, we

should pass it on to others. And then

Paul says, "Over all these virtues, put

on love, which binds them together in

perfect unity." Love is kind of the coat

that goes over everything else. Because

without love, patience just becomes

tolerance.

Without love, humility becomes

indifference. Without love, forgiveness

becomes avoidance.

But with love, relationships begin to

reflect Jesus. So what does that look

like for us in real life? Because that

kind of love was not meant to be lived

out in theory. It shouldn't only stay in

sermons or Bible studies or in our

thought process. It needs to meet us in

those ordinary moments, in those

conversations that catch us offguard, in

those disagreements that really hit a

nerve, in relationships where the old

pattern is easy and the new one, well,

we don't really want to do that because

it's really pretty costly.

It looks like listening when everything

inside us wants to interrupt. Not

because we don't have a point, but

because the other person is more

important than us proving our point. It

looks like staying curious instead of

defensive. Asking a question like, "Help

me understand

what you're feeling. Instead of trying

to immediately explain while we are

right." It looks like telling the truth

without trying to wound. Speaking

honestly without using words as weapons,

speaking truth without cruelty. Choosing

faithfulness over force. It looks like

choosing repair instead of being right.

Letting go of the satisfaction of

winning the argument in order to protect

the relationship. Recognizing that being

right can still cost us something that

we were actually never meant to lose.

And then the big one, it looks like

absorbing the pain instead of passing it

on. Interrupting the cycle where hurt

creates more hurt. deciding that the

pain stops with us, even if that feels

unfair. And in those moments, it often

comes down to one quiet, spiritually led

question that we ask ourselves in real

time.

How can I reflect Jesus in that moment?

Not how do I protect myself, not how do

I make them understand, not how do I

come out looking good, but how do I

remain faithful in that moment? Because

following Jesus does not mean that we

avoid tension. It means we face tension

differently. It means we show up slower

and softer and more intentional. We

choose humility when pride feels

justified. We choose grace when distance

feels easier. And most of the time, no

one's going to applaud us. There's not

going to be some dramatic moment or

instant resolution. But over time, that

kind of love does something extremely

powerful.

It builds trust. It creates safety. It

keeps relationships open when they could

easily close. And that's what it looks

like when Christ is not just believed

in, but when it's also lived out. You

see, at Christ Church, our mission is

building inclusive community sharing

Christ transforming love. That mission

does not rise and fall on our programs.

That mission does not rise and fall on

our branding. That mission does not rise

and fall on our schedules. That mission

rises and falls on our relationships.

Because the clearest picture that most

people will have of who Jesus is is how

we as Christians treat one another,

especially when life gets hard. So, as

we close up this whole series, here's

the challenge. Who is God inviting us to

see again in a new way? Not as a problem

to fix, but as a person to love.

Where is the spirit asking us to put on

compassion and patience and humility,

even if it feels unnatural and unfair?

What would it look like to release

control, let go of the need to win, and

trust God with the outcome? Because real

relationships that reflect Jesus are not

built by perfect people. Real

relationships that reflect Jesus are

built by people who keep choosing love

again and again and again and again.

Let's pray. Lord, we are so grateful

that you show us a kind of love that is

like nothing we have ever seen or

experienced or shown in our life

as we receive that kind of love from

you. May we be able to show that kind of

love to others in the way that we

relate. Whether it's in a marriage or in

a parent child or in a work relationship

or a friendship or relationships we have

at church. When life throws curveballs,

may we continue to show your love, not

because we're perfect, but because we're

showing what you've already shown to us.

Thank you for loving us and thank you

for giving us what we need to love

others. We ask all this in your son's

name. And everyone said, "Amen."

Amen. As we move into a time of prayer

in our worship service, I remind you uh

what Matt mentioned earlier with the uh

connect cards is that you have an

opportunity through those to connect

with our intercessory prayer team. If

you're worshiping here uh in person, you

can come up uh during the next song and

deposit those in the bowls up here or

return them in the when the ushers pass

the um the plates in just a few moments.

Um or at any time you can scan the QR

code uh either on the back of the card

or on the screen and you can connect and

submit a prayer that way. um know that

your prayers are cared for, your prayers

are lifted up, your prayers um are

prayed on your behalf to God.

Let us go to God in prayer.

Holy God, we thank you for this time of

worship and this opportunity to come

together to open our hearts to your love

that in receiving we might share

that in hearing your words

and in hearing a message

that we might receive that

transformation. we might receive a

moment and movement of your grace,

God, in all of our relationships

in every moment that we have the

opportunity to.

Let us share the love of Jesus Christ

with those around us.

Let us be transformed so that through us

you might transform the world around us.

And God, as we come to worship today,

we bring prayer concerns. We bring

situations on our hearts, in our

families, in our communities

that we ask your presence and your grace

to be known.

God, hear the names that we submit on

our prayer cons our prayer cards

that we hold in our hearts,

the situations that we know are in need

of transforming grace.

And God, as we worship together, we join

in prayer using the words that Jesus

taught us to pray when we say, "Our

Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be

thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be

done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give

us this day our daily bread. And forgive

us our trespasses as we forgive those

who trespass against us. And lead us not

into temptation, but deliver us from

evil. For thine is the kingdom and the

power and the glory forever. Amen.

Well, as we continue in worship and as

our ushers are preparing to receive our

tithes and offerings, I just want to

share some exciting things going on. If

you haven't yet gotten your pancake

breakfast uh tickets for the Bethl Park

Upper Slair Rotary uh fundraiser that

benefits our prime time adult daycare,

you can do so in the community square

following worship this week. This

Wednesday is Ash Wednesday. It's hard to

believe that we are already coming into

Lent. Uh we will be offering communion

and ashes uh throughout the day from

11:00 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the sanctuary.

You can just drop by and you can receive

both of those uh things. And then we

have a service at 7:00 where you can

also receive communion and ashes as

well. We still have our Wednesday night

dinner. Um that happens from 5 until

6:30. It's a waffle bar this week. So

you can sign up for the dinner and you

can also sign your kids up for an

awesome class called What is Lent? They

can go to the class while you go to the

service. It's an awesome opportunity for

them to learn what Lent is all about. I

invite you to uh look at everything we

have going on at christumc.net/news

/news and sign up for what you need to

sign up for. As we tell you every week,

we are grateful for your generosity.

This week, I want to share with you what

your generosity has done when it comes

to the Wade in the Water Capital

campaign. We kicked that off in July.

Our goal was to pay off our line of

credit, pay off the loan that we owe as

fast as we can before they refinance it

in the middle of February, which we are

at right now, and then build a

contingency fund for things that are

going on in the church as it continues

to age. I want to share with you that

because of your generosity, we have been

able to pay off $187,000

line of credit and we've been able to

pay off almost $422,000

to our principal beyond what we've been

paying in interest and all of that as

well for a total of about $69,000

to put us on the right track to get paid

off of everything that we owe. It's

awesome. Thank you for your generosity.

uh keep it coming because we want to get

rid of that debt and build our

contingency fund. But without your

generosity, we could not do what God has

called us to do. And for that, I say

thank you and I invite you to join me as

we pray for our offering this morning.

Lord, we are so grateful for all that

you have given to us. And now, as we

give back to you a portion of what you

have given to us, we ask that you would

take it and use it and multiply it for

the work that needs to continue in this

world. We ask all of this in your son's

name. Amen. Ushers, would you come

Narrow as the road may seem,

I'll follow where your spirit leads,

broken as my life may be.

I will give you every peace.

I hear

you call.

I am

available.

I say

yes Lord

I am

available.

Here I am with open hands

counting on your grace again.

Less of me and more of you.

I just want to see you move.

I hear

you call.

I am

the

Lord.

I say

yes Lord.

I am

the will of all.

I hear

you.

I am

the

world.

I say

yes Lord

I am

Here

I am.

Here I am.

You can have it all. You can have it

all. Here I am.

Here I am.

You can have it all. You can have it

all. Here I am.

Here I am.

You can have it all. You can have it

all. Here I am.

Here I am.

You can have it all. Yeah. Heat.

Yeah. Heat.

Yeah.

Heat.

You're the one who gave me life.

Nothing is a sacrifice.

Use me how you want to, God.

Have you thrown within my heart?

I hear

you call.

I am

available.

I say

yes Lord

I am

available.

Heat. Heat.

For I spoke of you singing over me.

You've been so so good to me

before I took a breath. You breathe your

life in me.

You've been so so kind

to me.

Heat. Heat. Heat.

How's your f still your love for me?

You been so so close to me.

Heat. Heat.

Heat. Heat. Heat.

Yeah.

Heat.

Heat. Heat.

Yeah.

Heat.

There's no shadow you won't light up.

Mountain you won't climb up. Coming

after me.

There's no wall you won't kick down.

Light you won't tear down. Coming after

me.

So sh

me

Yeah. Heat.

Heat. Heat. Heat.

We are the overwhelming

neverending

reckless

he

Please

As we go from this place, may we receive

that reckless love that God offers to us

and then may we show that same kind of

love in the relationships we have in our

life. Amen. Go in God's love.

Heat. Heat. Heat.

Heat. Heat.

Oh,

heat.