I'm not moved hard, what I feel. I don't live by what I feel. I don't live by what I see because my God has made the way for me.

Well, you're here again. Praise God, I'm so glad.

I was just thinking about, I wish, you know, we have Billy Graham Classics on Sunday nights and I was watching last night.

And they had two stadiums full of people.

This big football stadium, and the overflow stadium.

But he got to see all of his. And I don't get to see all of you out there. All I can see is this hole in that camera, but I know you're there and that's what's important. And Father, I thank you and I praise you for every one of them and whatever country they're in.

And it all over the world, the body of Christ is thriving in the midst of chaos to those that have learned to live by faith and cause and learn that their words count, their thoughts count, their decisions count, and

for their own believing and standing on your word. Thank you for it in Jesus name.

Amen.

Now I want to mention this.

My, my, my, my, my My dad was never without a job 24 hours during the Great Depression.

They were married in December 1927.

So, Lindbergh flew the Atlantic.

But the best decision they ever made was to tithe consistently. My dad's dad taught him to tithe.

My mother, my grandfather, was because of no fault of his own but he didn't have formal education

at all.

But my grandmother, whoa, you talk about a tie there, but I'm telling you that's Southern Baptist woman.

I mean, you're going to pay those tie.

And my grandfather, he can't graft about it a little bit, he he in but then he smile about it he do

because she'd show it to him in the bottle and they made the decision that tied

during very, very hard times.

Because of Malachai 3, 10. God won't force you to do that.

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