Hey everybody and welcome back to I Just Want to talk about the Bible.

If this is your first time joining us, then let me just say that I'm glad that you're here.

My name is Christian Keeter and I'm on staff at an international discipleship ministry called Mentoring Men for the Master,

which is based out of

North Carolina on the east coast of the U.S., which is where I live with my amazing, beautiful,

godly wife, and our two wonderful daughters. So let me state at the outset an assumption that I'm making,

something I'm taking for granted. I am taking it for granted that you are not content with

where you currently are with the Lord. And that doesn't necessarily mean that your walk with the

Lord is bad or anything like that. I'm not suggesting necessarily that there's some sin in your

life or anything like that. I'm just saying that I'm taking it for granted that you want more,

that you want your relationship with the Lord to be more vibrant, more alive, that you want

him to be more real to you, practically speaking. You want to be more conscious of his presence.

Kind of like where it says in Psalm 34, I think it's Psalm 3410. I wasn't planning on bringing

this up. I'll look it up. Psalm 3410

where it says, um, no, Psalm 348. Sorry, so Psalm 348 where it says, oh, taste and see that the

Lord is good. Blessed is the man who takes refuge in him. And so you want that. You want to taste

and see that the Lord is good. You want to have a just

vibrant relationship with him. And so I'm assuming that that is true for you. I know it's

certainly true for me. And so what we're going to be discussing today is something that the Lord

showed me a few weeks ago when I was spending some time with him. I had spent a little bit of time in prayer, and then I was, I think I was either reading the

Bible or journaling, and there's something he showed me that deals directly with this topic.

And it might not be something that you've heard for the first time.

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