When I was in seminary, there was a pastor in New York who achieved his fifteen minutes of fame for a sermon he grieved. I don't know if he was lazy or just youth, but it may have been the shortest sermon in history. He got into the bulbot and said, the title of my sermon is this. What does God say when we say what's in it for me? And he sat down. That was that dead silence. A lot of Christians were in it to see what they can get out of it. But this thing is about him, not us. God likes us, but he created you for his glory. When you try to get yours, it's like trying to see the sun by lighting a candle. Now for you pastors who are listening and are very busy, you might want to try that sermon. That book will art, but you'll only do it one time. After that, you'll have to go back to writing sermons. I'm Steve Brown. If you like network, you think about that. Visit Key Life on the Internet at keylife.org.