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Well, good morning, Saddleback family.

And even if you're brand new to our church, I really do hope you feel like family because that's how we view you.

And speaking of family, our family celebrated a very significant milestone a few months ago. Our oldest grandson Miller, four years old, he played t-ball for the very first time. And for us, that was like

this historic moment. There we are together.

Now, if you happen to be a grandparent, you'll relate to what I'm about to share.

And as a grandpa, I sometimes forget that Miller has another grandfather. I forget that there's another grandpa in Miller's life,

who is Miller's flesh and blood, who loves Miller. I see myself as grandpa number one. And in my

mind, it's very easy to forget there is a second-string grandpa, you know,

somewhere in Miller's life.

Actually, James Harker is Miller's grandpa.

He's a wonderful guy, older guy.

I mean, he's probably like a hundred.

He's probably 102.

I don't know.

He's an older guy, good guy, and James is actually

a massive baseball fan. Grew up playing baseball, coaches baseball, still plays softball, and he has

really taken Miller's baseball career under his wing. And what happened during the tee ball season is James sort of took it upon himself.

He didn't consult with Grandpa number one.

He just took it upon himself to be the guy that every time Miller came up to bat,

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