I'm going to try this. Good morning, Old Providence Church. My phone is under, the clock is being used for live streaming, so I don't know exactly what time it is, but I think we're at nine o'clock. Would you all confirm that? Right on the button? Perfect, thank you for the thumbs up, sir. So, I wanna kick this off with a couple of announcements. First of all, I'd like you to really get a hold of the announcements that are in your bulletin, because we don't have time this morning to detail every one of them, but a couple of highlights, the first of which is, no youth group tonight. Which disappoints me, because last Sunday night I really enjoyed getting to know the team a little bit, and they cleaned my clock and trash ball, and I was hoping for a week of redemption. That's not happening tonight. So, let me say it again, no youth group tonight. And also, if I may say so, I'd like to remind you that after the first hymn, we'll be dismissing to Children's Church. So for those of you who have children who need to be dismissed, it'll happen right after the first hymn. And on that note, let's get this started. Let's worship God this morning, and I'll turn it over to our prelude this morning. Please. In letters of crimson, God wrote his love On a hillside so long, long ago for you and for me Jesus died and love's greatest story was told I love you I love you What Calvary says I love you I love you I love you written in red. Down through the ages God wrote his love with the same hands that suffered and bled. Giving all That he had to give a message so easily read I love you, I love you That's what Calvary says I love you, I love you, I love you, Britain in red. 2A 3.30 (-0.66') I love you I love you That's what Calvary says I love you, I love you, I love you, written in red. Again, a very good morning to you all, to our visitors online, and I think I need to hit this again.