Hey there, I'm so glad you stopped by for this podcast. We hope so much we can serve you today.

Are you open to the gospel of Matthew? Remember, I want you to look back over your notes because I

need you to remember with me the first four points we've made. If we get to them depending

upon how off-road we get with the Lord Jesus today, we've got seven statements. We'll see

how far we go, but we're going to get through four of them. I want to go back and review those

first four with you again this morning. We've got one, two, three, four, one begins with. A long road

can wind us around until you until we're right on the edge. Anybody on the on the edge because a

long road has taken them there. Number two, we can camp on the edge. Look at one another

and say, only for so long. Look at one another and say, you can't just stay on that edge.

Oh yeah. Now where I come from, you say, can't, you can't just, you can't just stay on that edge.

Number three, God offers us a trade-in on that edge of ours. We have come this morning, I mean,

we're ready to trade it in because we're on the edge of something not only good, we're on the

edge of something glorious. Number four, Jesus has come calling our names right at our edge. No

matter what edge you came on last night. Jesus has come here calling your name, your name. He knows

you by your specific DNA. He planned you for this generation before the world began. You check

that out in scripture. One of the places you'll see it most blatantly is Ephesians 1 and Ephesians 2.

I mean, he sees us and our mother's womb has set us in a time frame that we were suited for by gift,

by experience, by talent, by all that he has poured into our life experience. He has placed you

according to Acts chapter 17. He has placed you in the parts of your country. I say this because

of our Canadians as well. Wherever you're from, he has placed you there as an ambassador for the

ministry of reconciliation. We want to step into that. All of you have a ministry. All of you do.

All of us have a calling. All of us are supposed to live a life that has real purpose in it.

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