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So I don't know if this guy's listening.

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He might be, I don't know.

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Follow him on Twitter.

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He tweeted something...

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I tweeted back. Okay.

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I tweeted to reply to his tweet.
I said: does it...

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would it matter to you
if this wasn't true?

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And what did he say?

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His response was, yes, it matters.

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And I just looked up some additional
information and I have deleted my post.

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Oh, and it does matter.

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I. Wow. Right.

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I don't even know what to do with that.

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So if you are listening,
sir, I told him I still like

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who does that?

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If there's a tweet Hall of Fame...
Much respect.

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Yeah.

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I respect you more now than I did before.

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I saw the thing. That’s amazing.

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Yeah, I was just like that is fantastic.

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So much respect.

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Hey, every now and then we do like to just
sit back and remember stuff...

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the old days.

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That's not the right music.

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Hahahahaha hahaha.

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That's us graduating, let’s
graduate, into yeah...old age.

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This is what I was looking for. Yes.

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All right.

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I like to think back
to the old days. Yes.

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People today do not understand that
this is even possible.

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What?

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That there's a time that we went through
when if you dance too hard.

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It messed up the music.

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That's very true.

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Can’t compute.

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That's right. CD skips.

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That's that's exactly right.
Would you guys settle down.

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Yes, please. You're messing it up.

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You don't understand.

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Enjoy yourself, but careful.

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Or you’re gonna mess it up for all of us.

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Kids these days don't know that you can
dance too hard and it messes up the music.

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... Tell you what.

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It's so true.

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It's a lesson
I keep learning over and over and over.

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And it is: I find out who
I am when someone crosses me.

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There's that old

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proverb which we love talking about,
but the proverb is:

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if you want to find out what kind of tree
a tree is, you bump into it

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and then you see
what falls out of it. Yeah.

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So when somebody bumps into me, crosses
me, doesn't...

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I don't get what I want.

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I don't get what I want. What happens?

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And then then we find out.

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But like everybody can be super nice
when everything's going their way.

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But what if somebody...

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what if I don't get what I want?

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Well, bump into a tree and see what falls.

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And now you know

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while we're remembering stuff
I was just thinking this,

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another thing that kids won't understand
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just kind of rocking here on
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Back when we texted.

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Okay. You had to really want to.

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What do you mean?

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Remember, it's like, okay, I want
I want the letter S.

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I'm going to have to press the number
seven four times.

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A bunch of times. Yes, yes. That's right.

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And I got that letter done. That's right.
Yeah. Yeah.

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You had to really....it
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It had to be SOS, that's the only thing,
like, it had to be something serious.

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So I'm really excited about something
I wanted to tell you about.

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Like, last week,
I talked at a Christian school.

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Hundreds of kids, boys
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It's a big school

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about masculinity.

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And the reason I'm so pumped about it,
it went so well.

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I love that. They were so dialed in

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because
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I was going to say there's, there's
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Yeah. Like a positive.

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Yeah. Here's what it actually is.

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And so I take a shot at it.

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I've written about this, what it means
to be a keeper of the garden.

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The job that Adam was given. Yeah.

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And what that looks like to cultivate and
bring security to people so they can...

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they can flourish because you're there.

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Yeah. And the.

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You would not have believed the high
school guys were scribbling notes so fast.

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Oh, I love that.

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I could see them, like the football team.
Like all of them.

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What a blessing.

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It was so great.

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I just I was so thankful.

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I'm like, I'm not doing the perfect job
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Doesn't matter.
I love that we get to talk about this.

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Okay,

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here's a feature of the show
that's pretty popular, I think.

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And now can you do the intro? Yes, sure.

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And now a masterclass on joke telling
with your instructor, Brant Hansen.

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So when I was little, a strange adult guy

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stepped out of a time machine
and slapped me for no reason whatsoever.

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Now, after devoting my life
to building my own time machine, I'm

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ready to go back to when he was little
and we'll see how he likes it.

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hahaha

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It's so.

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That's pretty funny.

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Oh, and I'm really into...

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anyone who doesn't think it's funny then
this is really annoying because the du- .

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That's fine.

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Just bear with this.

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It just hits us in the right spot.

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That's all. It's just like,

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kind of our thing.

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Can we just marvel at something
for a second?

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Like, if you study ancient cultures.

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I've talked about this before,
but like the gods of ancient cultures.

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Think about Zeus, for instance,
or whatever, like.

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Wow, Isis and Osiris
all, all of that stuff.

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There's nobody like the God of the Bible.

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It's like he's so different, so removed.

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It's amazing.

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Like it's just to bounce
a couple scriptures off you.

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The Lord is close to the brokenhearted

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and saves those who are crushed in spirit.

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That's in Psalms.

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Psalm. And here's another psalm.

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He heals the brokenhearted
and binds up their wounds.

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I love that.

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Another piece of Scripture.

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But you, God,
see the trouble of the afflicted.

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You consider their grief
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The victims commit themselves to you.

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You are a helper of the fatherless.

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No one else is like that.

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No one is like him.

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That is utterly exceptional in the world.

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That an ancient culture
would be like to have a God like that.

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That just.

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There's.

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There's no one like that.

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I have a neighbor

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who gets paid to play video games online.

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And then people get on her stream
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Watch how good she is at this game, okay.

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And that's a thing. And it's a big thing.

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And I've heard people from Gen X which
is our generation making fun of that.

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Like who would watch someone else
play a video game.

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And I think I might have even said
something like that myself.

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Sure. And then I had a vision. Okay.

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And what was that vision. Me at an arcade

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leaning over...

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which... What was it?

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Donkey Kong. Donkey Kong. Pacman. Zaxon..

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Yes. Centipede.

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Because I don't have any quarters.

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I’ll just watch you play.

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If you're somebody who struggles with fear
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Don't be ashamed of that.

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It's actually pretty common.

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And it's something.

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I'm so glad to remind you that Jesus
was extremely patient about with people.

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Guy said, I believe it.

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Help me with my unbelief
and Jesus found that to be a fine answer.

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Like, yeah, he did what the man wanted.

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He healed a family member and

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but when John the Baptist was doubting,
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When people, his disciples,
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they failed their test and they got
fearful like, he was patient with them.

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He didn't disown them.

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I just I just want to remind you that, like, God's really good and patient with us.

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We were just talking about something
a little while ago.

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I don't know if you heard it,
but I was mentioning in the scripture

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where it says
the Lord is close to the brokenhearted

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and saves those who are crushed in spirit.

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And how remarkable it is
in the ancient world that you would have

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anything written down like that
about a God who gets closer to you

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when you're brokenhearted.

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Like every other culture,
it's it's an honor culture.

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It's like strength.

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That's what we respect and... Gods
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Strength. Yeah.

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This one.

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When you're brokenhearted,
it comes closer to you.

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And I'm mentioning it again
because I'm thinking

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that might be you right now.

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And I want you to know
that that's his heart for you.

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He draws closer.

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He's not he's not getting away.

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And even if you don't feel like
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if you trust him at any level at all,
I just, I know,

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I know he's faithful and he means it.

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He's actually drawing closer to you
whether you feel it or not.

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Cool.

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That's, something.

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Now batting for the Dodgers,

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Manny Mota.

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Yeah. Sorry. Yeah. No. No problem.

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Okay, so I did that for a reason.

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I got to play this thing off. This.

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Okay. The computer.

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So we were talking about scripture songs
and how it'd be really good to commit

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to memory. Yes.

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Using, little, little courses.

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And I was thinking I could do that.

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I think most people listening
could do that.

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So I was like I'll try it.

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Okay.

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I'm going to try it.

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I sat down and I found Psalm 94.

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And I had a couple really sweet verses
I'd never noticed before.

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I'm like, I can put this to music,
so I'm going to play that for you.

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It's only a minute long.

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All right.

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So I just repeat it twice. Okay.

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But I got it in my head now. Nice.

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Let's hear it.

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Okay, so but I want to absolve you
of saying I don't want you to comment on

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whether it was good or not, okay?

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I don't want you to feel like
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that was really nice.” All right.

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I won't I'm not going to say a thing.

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No, it's just
I just want to give an example of that...

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It can be done. Yeah.
So I sat down at a piano.

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You don't need a piano.
You can just be in your head.

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You don't have to play an instrument.
Okay?

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But I'll see if I can play it here.

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I Thought...

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I recorded it on my iPhone when I did it.

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And it goes like this,
this is Psalm 94...I think I'm

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calling it “And the Trees will sing” okay,
because it literally says that.

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Oh, wow.

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Like, next time I'm out in nature
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Okay. Yeah.

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So here we go.

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Turn it up. That's why it's echoing.

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And here we go.

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Okay. Psalm 96.

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Try this. And G.

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Let the heavens rejoice.

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Let the earth be glad.

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Let the sea resound And all that is in it.

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Let the fields be jubilant
and everything in them.

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Little trees sing for joy.

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Let the trees sing for joy.

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Let the heavens rejoice.

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Let the earth be glad.

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Let the sea resound
and all that is in it.

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Let the fields be jubilant,
and everything in them.

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Let the trees sing for joy.

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Let all the trees sing with joy.

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Sorry,
I garbled a little bit to the lyrics,

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but the last two verses of Psalm 96. Yeah.

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Point is, I have that drilled into my head
now, and I will too.

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And you can walk around.
I love that. Yeah.

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Walking around. It's
so beautiful outside some day.

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Yeah. There you go.

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Let the earth rejoice
and everything in it.

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Like, the seas and everything.

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Yeah. Let it resound.

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I really do love that. Yeah.

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I love the idea of it.

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You sent..

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Didn't you send me something?

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You sent me someone singing scripture.

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Oh, yeah.
That was off that scripture. Yeah.

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Hymninal project which is on Spotify.

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That was so good. Yeah. That was,

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song.

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What was it?

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I was just listening to that today.

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It was really, really good.
This very day.

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And I here on this very day.

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Yeah. The year of our Lord 2024.

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I just think that it is going to be

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more and more important

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that we find a way

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to have our minds absorb

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Scripture and God's Word.

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Like, as things, as you said,
things become weirder.

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Yeah. And it just, it's...

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because you're not going to....

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I really do believe. And we've seen it.

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You're you're not really going to be able
to tell some things Fake to true.

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You know what I mean?

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And and we know Scripture is truth. Yeah.

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And any and every way we can commit that
to our minds and our hearts.

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It's going to
be ever increasingly important, I think.

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This is not worshiping scripture,
by the way.

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It's acknowledging Jesus. Yeah.

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And his regard for Scripture. Yes.

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He's constantly quoting it. Yes.

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As a, as a rock to go back to. Right.

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The song that I had shared with you
is called Those Who Trust in the Lord.

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So it's like those who trust in the Lord.

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Just holding up to them like

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It's good.

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Trust in the Lord

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are like Mount Zion, we cannot be moved.

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Yeah. Forever.

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Those who trust in the Lord.

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So it's really just
two parts of the song.

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And it repeats. Yeah.

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I like the next part and it's

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but abides forever.

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As the mountains surround Jerusalem.

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So the Lord surrounds his people.

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From these times Lord and forever.

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Then you get the idea of that...

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Yeah.

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And, I, I just I love all of that.

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Yeah. Yeah.
So I got that in my head, too. Yeah.

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But you can come up with your own
little your own melody.

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You and your kids, all of that.

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But you just between you and God.

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Yeah. Sing a little song.

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You don't have to be a musician
to do that.

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