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Hello, friend.

This is Max Lakato.

Thanks for tuning in.

It's an honor to be with you.

As we study God's word together,

may our time uplift and encourage you.

If you could use some hope, I pray you find it here today.

Well, I'm thinking I could do without the pharmaceutical warnings on television.

I understand their purpose. I really do. I get it that those who manufacture medications have to warn us just in case when we take their pills, we turn green or grow a third arm or something like that.

They have to tell us, we told you this could happen.

But there's just something incongruent about these commercials, the beautiful setting, outdoor, beautiful people, wonderful music,

and then the voiceovers of about paralysis or stroke.

And it just doesn't all come together for me.

And I'm a little concerned that it might spill over into the maternity ward.

I'm a little concerned that somebody in our litigious society is going to decide that we better

give these babies a warning before they're born.

And I can just envision a lawyer in the delivery room while mom to be is panting and practicing

everything she learned in her Lamas class, just going into that final push.

And this doctor has the fine print document that he's reading, speaking in their direction of the

belly of the mom. And he says, on behalf of the human race, I want to welcome you to the post-ambulical

court world. Be advised, however, that human life has been known in most cases to result in death.

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