All right, hopefully we're working. That's good. Well, you know, when you get an introduction, you can usually only go down from there. So, but I appreciate that. I will get to speak here in a few weeks, actually, as well. Matt asked me to speak on March 22nd. So I'll be talking about Palm Sunday on that day. And so a little bit more. Today is going to be a little bit

different because, but it's good that I'm here. Matt has been going through the book of Daniel.

And in Daniel chapter 2 verse 43, I talked to Matt yesterday. There's an interesting phrase in

Daniel talking about how these two groups of people will not mix together. And he's going to go

more into that. But I thought, you know what? I just put together a presentation a few weeks ago,

which is pretty much about discernment. But let me see if I can do this right here. There we go.

Okay. But as always, I don't know if you guys know, I like to do

some astrophotography. I just want to show you a couple of our recent pictures that I've done. This is our

observatory. And we're just getting ready to move this, the big telescopes down to New Mexico

at a remote observatory which is really really dark

skies so I'm hoping that our pictures will get even better to show you what

what God has created so here's one of the pictures we took of the Andromeda

Galaxy which is one of my favorites always wanted to take it used to see it when I was a

kid or younger and to have the opportunity to take a

picture of it is pretty phenomenal. But this one is kind of fun. Let me see if it's over there.

This is this, what is this? What is this? It's something God's created. It's actually a star that's

shedding its layers and it's created all these interesting designs. They call it Thor's Helmet,

just kind of as a

nickname and uh which i find pretty cool and here's what it looks like inside so i i don't i don't you know

they'll talk about gravitational waves shock waves that are making this appear like this but all we know

is is god created it and it's it pretty phenomenal. And so here's another one

that we took recently. Again, all from Central Oklahoma. This is one of my favorites. I'm surprised

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