Good morning, yes. Praise the Lord. You can be seated. So glad that you're here today,

especially those of you that are visiting with us. We're delighted that you've come. We also at

this time want to welcome our online viewers. We're so glad that you're watching online. Trust that

you'll be blessed that you did and are.

All right. So we have two services on Sunday morning, as you know, and first service is always

devoted to the weekly Bible prophecy update. And then second service, for those of you who

would wish to stay, you're certainly more than welcome to do that,

especially now that you have a parking spot. You might want to keep that. So 11.15 a.m.

for those of you online, Hawaii time, you can join with us as well. We're going through the book of

James, verse by verse. And today we're going to look at that

well-known idiom of easier said than done. But we're going to do so as it relates to why it's

so much easier to be merely a hearer of God's word and not a doer of God's word.

We're going to look into that and we're going to find the reasons for that. Also, those of you that are online watching by way of YouTube or

Facebook, we would encourage you to go directly to the website, jdfraug.org. There you will find the

uncensored and uninterrupted entirety of today's update. And so with that, let's get right to it.

I want to talk with you today about the prophetic significance of yet another saying. This one is, there's light at the end of the

tunnel. Now, some of you doubtless have heard the

response to this. Yeah, there's light at the end of the tunnel, but it turns out it's a

freight train. Oh, well, actually depending on where you're at, it's even worse than that, infinitely worse

than that, because the light at the end of the tunnel of this life is Jesus.

Now for Christians, that's exciting, but for others is terrifying.

I'll take it further and say that not only is Jesus the light of the world at the end of this tunnel,

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