That's so good. Oh, man, that's so good. That's a picture of what we're talking about today.

Continuing our series, stand firm, act like men today. As Pastor Trey talked about, we're going to look at being a godly husband.

So I want to invite you to open up your Bibles, the book of

Ephesians, chapter five, looking at a text that I'll tell you the story about changed my life,

but man, I don't know if you guys, if there are any intercessors here, I'd love for you to

pray for me. I want you to imagine the worst or remember the worst travel day of your entire life.

And I just had a weekend that made that day look like a trip to Disneyland, y'all. And you

think, how bad could it be? I'm going to tell you a little bit of the story at the end of this message.

You'll go, woo, yeah, that's bad. All right. So anyway, pray for me a little tired,

got into Jacksonville about 4 o'clock this morning. Got me a little nice little two-hour nap and

started preparing for this to get ready. But anyway, looking at what it means to be a godly

husband. I'm going to be speaking primarily to husbands today, but for single men, take notes.

You can learn a lot from my mistakes as a husband and be ready to be the man that God has called

you to be if God calls you into that. Man, single women, take notes. This is what you're looking for.

You don't, not me, but you look for a man that,

because hopefully you marry somebody a lot better at this than I was when I was younger,

but you're looking for a man that is at least desiring to live this out. Wives, this is what

you're going to be able to pray over your husbands for.

So it applies to everybody, but I'm going to talk primarily to men today last week.

Pastor Jobi talked about being a man of strength, and he made a statement that I thought was pretty awesome.

He said, a strong man is a man who rests in Jesus, who perseveres through pain, who walks humbly under God's

authority, and uses his strength to serve others. Here's the deal, man. In my opinion, there is no

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