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That’s the children dismissed to go to junior church. Dawn, what are you teaching today? We’re going to talk about the resurrection story. The resurrection story. And Dawn, hold on before you go. Dawn, I saw your email this morning. I haven’t responded to it yet, but Dawn’s planning something here very soon. Hopefully the end of April, right? Well, we’re going to have a planning meeting. A planning meeting. and you have a vision. What’s that vision for, Dawn? I’m tying this into my message just so you know. To just bring women together and help them grow to be who they are created to be in all areas of life, whether it’s nutrition, wellness, whether it’s having fun, fellowshipping, crafts, you name it. Amen. Well, you’re much appreciated. And I’m going to tie that right into the message. Because we’re talking about Paul and his ministry and his mission.


And guess what? And you see what Dawn just shared with us, how she has a vision to do something with ladies in the church. ’s been sharing little tidbits with me, but now it’s been, it’s like a little blossom. It’s kind of like I put my seeds in a pot last Saturday. By Thursday, all my seeds are coming up, and they’re about that tall, and I’ve got my grow lights on, and I’m so excited just to see what I see, but it’s not there yet. It’s not there yet. It’s like this big, but in the fall, guess what I’m gonna be doing, Teresa? Making my marinara sauce, and I’m gonna be making all this, right? I’m looking forward to it, but that’s how it happens in ministry, but where does it start? And we see this in Romans in the life of the Apostle Paul, and I want you to look at Romans chapter 1, and I’m gonna grab my notes real quick and I’ll be right back.


And I want you to see this. We’re not going to go far. We’re going to be focusing on one verse today. I introduced you to the epistle of Romans a few weeks back. And so I’m going to build right off of that message. And again, I want you to see something that’s beautiful in today’s passage. And if you look at the screen there, you will see three nails. As I was putting together these slides for my message, and it may surprise you, those of you who do this, you know it’s not as simple as it may look. A lot of thought goes into everything that you put together. Even the images that you use. And I came across this image, I couldn’t help but think of the nails, of the nails that were driven into Jesus’ hands and his feet. And we see three nails when we think of Christ, don’t we? And when you think of Christ hanging on that cross, Question, was it really the nails that hung him, that kept him attached to the cross?