My gosh, like a fan like a vampire,

right, because vampires aren't coffins dumb dumb stupid.

Hi, my name is Frother Mike Schmitts

and this is a sense of presence.

So I know that a lot of us,

a lot of people struggle with procrastination.

And when I say procrastination,

you probably know what I know is that

procrastination does not mean I'm doing nothing.

Praccination doesn't mean I'm doing nothing.

Praccination means I'm doing everything except for the one thing I'm supposed to be doing.

Doesn't it? Right, that's it.

If that's you, then you are struggling with something that's bigger than simple procrastination.

You're struggling with something that virtually every Christian has struggled with

all the way back to the time of Jesus and from then on in the early church.

So actually maybe 300 years after Christ.

In the early church, you had some people when Christianity became like the religion of the Roman Empire.

You had some people who went, were called to enter into the wilderness,

literally who go into the desert and live a little hut.

They were hermits and they just devoted their lives to penance,

they devoted their lives to prayer.

And those desert fathers and mothers, they call them desert fathers and mothers,

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