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Today's talk comes from Grant Partrick.

Well, I'm pumped about this collection breath on a page.

Last week was phenomenal, anchoring out of this text in 2 Timothy chapter 3, verses 16 and 17, says this.

All scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in

righteousness so that the servant of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work. It is a

pretty crazy thought, isn't it, that we hold God's breath in our hands?

I love how Pastor Louis said his last week, and he said it for a long time, that this is not

simply ink on a page, this is breath on a page, that in our very hands we're holding a miracle.

God's breath, they obnustrosse in the text, in our hands. It's a miracle. And throughout this

collection, the goal really isn't, and you maybe have come to church before, and as a student

pastor, I used to do this all the time. You would just, you know, stand up here with your Bible,

and you would kind of plead people, come on, won't you please read it? Just give them a few minutes. Do a verse of the day.

Do something. Will you please read it? That's not really the heartbeat of this collection.

The heartbeat of this collection is more that you would have your jaw dropped in all of the

miracle that we hold in our hands. And if you see that, your response will be, I can't not be in it. I got to wake up early to be in it.

I'm trying to steal away on my lunch break to be in it.

I want to meet with God through the pages of His Word.

That's our hope for our church.

That's our hope for you as we journey through this collection.

And so I love Pastor Louis' message last week around the uniqueness of Scripture.

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