Hello everybody I'm Kenneth Copeland, Merry Christmas. This is Wednesday, day after tomorrow.

Oh, my mother, of course I was born December the 6th, so Christmas was so huge in our house and and mother always wanted to get

the tree up by my birthday and I was the I was the only child and I couldn't stand it from the sixth to the 24th. I mean, it was torture.

And I just just I lived for it and it was just such a wonderful time in our house and it still is in our house today

And when we're still traditionally Christmas Eve openers, I couldn't stand it

till Christmas morning. I just forget that. But Mother would say, okay, we'll do it, Christmas Eve.

But we always, my mother, she was such a Christmas person and, but always, always, before we could open any print. I mean I'm standing there like this I want to rip into this

not till we pray and thank Jesus for the whole thing every time and here we are it's only day after tomorrow.

Little boy.

It was always a day after tomorrow, you kidding.

And of course, school was out. It'd be the Christmas holidays.

Ah! It was just the most wonderful time of life and it still is. And I'm, praise you, Father, oh Lord, we thank you and we just praise you.

We worship you today.

You're just so wonderful and so good to us.

We're just blessed beyond

and we thank you for being born.

Thank you Lord.

All this week we're we're we're step it's like you've heard me say it before particularly if you're a partner of this ministry

You you go along looking at things and and suddenly

You see some I see scriptures that I have been reading for 50 years and all of a sudden it just goes more and more and you just see more and more and

black and white from black and white

yeah and wide screen and I mean you know, Gloria and I go back far enough to work, particularly when I was a little kid,

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