So like what things this year have been big things where like you've really felt God speaking to you?

Well this year I've needed God to speak to me about little things because the

information we get is not good. You know when COVID started two million of us were

going to die and you know we had a meeting with some of

the staff on the Thursday of the week before we closed and I said I can't

envision any scenario where we would close. So I thought if a tornado hit the

building we'd stand on the rubble and have church. You know I said they're playing

the SEC basketball tournament in Nashville and Bridgestone and if they're playing ball we're having church.

And Friday morning I did a call and say they're closing Bridgestone, they're canceling,

they're putting the tournament out.

So I called the medical community and so I called staff and said we're not having church.

And I don't feel like we've had good information from then until today,

but the first week of May, National national day of prayer we really felt like

we should start having church again. We thought how do we do that so well we go

outside national day of prayer was just a good neutral and we thought well maybe we were not just doing once.

We did three services that week just to spread people out.

And we still had, we still came in the building and live stream that next weekend, but then we started

having church outside. And that's tonight, we thought, well, none of the artists are working.

Maybe they didn't want to come out. And we just kind of listened our way through this year.

And I like a plan, you know, and I want to see your gant chart

and I want to know when I mean, the budget that supports it.

And I mean, after all, if God puts prophecy in the Bible and he knows hundreds of years ahead what's going to happen he could tell me on Tuesday what he wants on Saturday and this year I've had to learn to trust him in a whole new kind of way and so and not to get

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