Hey y'all, welcome to the Christian Bay TV and podcast where Christ and Culture Connects.

I pray that you guys, I have a wonderful day. As you guys see from the title, today we're talking

about a collision of feelings. And we're coming from the book of Ephesians chapter 4 versus 20 through 24.

So grab your journals. Now, y'all know my favorite episodes are the episodes where I get to start

with a story time. And we got a couple of little story times in today's episode. So let's just get into it.

First, let's address the elephant in the room.

Y'all, I've been fighting for my life all weekend, trying to get my voice back.

I've been drinking tea all day.

It's back a little bit, but I'm pretty sure y'all can hear it's still a little horse.

But we got enough to get this podcast done so that's all that matters but we're gonna touch on that y'all can also probably hear that the audio is a little different we're gonna touch on that too

because girl it's been or boy it's been a weekend so let's get into the story time so last week my god

baby coi was born and i'm pulling up to the hospital with my mom and I'm so excited to meet my god

baby for the first time and when I pulled, it was like I had a moment.

Like I parked the car.

And in that moment, I remembered pulling up to the hospital when my grandma passed because

I had to drive my mom to the hospital to see my grandma's dead body.

And it's like when I parked in the parking spot at the hospital, even though it was a

different hospital, I just remembered

going to the hospital with my mom to see my grandma. And in that moment, it's like I pause.

And I feel like God allowed me to see how when you go to the hospital, you're either going

for a death or a birthing. But you have to go to the same place for different things. Like you're going there

because someone is passing away usually or you're going there because someone new is being

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