Hello, listeners, it's Friday.

We're back with part two of our discussion with Bishop Tipton.

So let's jump right in.

You know, instead of the usual tradition of reviews and stuff this week, we're going to mix it up.

So we're going to play the show intro and let you jump right into part two.

So welcome making this week with Pastor Daniel McKillop and Bishop Tipton.

Thank you. part to me. So welcome to making to speak with Pastor Daniel McKillop and Bishop Tipton. And could I be safe in saying, I've never said this before before as far as I can remember that who and what

got them out of Egypt through the Red Sea into the wilderness was going to get them out of the wilderness

oh yes oh yes end of promise was going to get them out of the wilderness. Oh, yes.

Oh, yes.

End of promise.

Yes.

And is it not our humanistic outlook, Bishop, is, okay, we see it in the New Testament with Jesus healing the blind men.

That's the easiest one that comes to mind.

We try to pigeonhole the miraculous or how God's going to perform.

And so, yet he speaks to this one and opens his eyes. He spits in the ground and makes balls and this one and this one receives his sight.

We are always trying to figure out where God's going by how he's brought us to where we are.

Right? Absolutely. It's, oh, touch that. how we've how how how he's brought us to where we are right absolutely oh touch the hymn well then that became

kind of a thing to do after that yes right oh so i i and i have to put myself in that narrative i would do the

same thing. Absolutely.

If this is how God has moved, then this must be an avenue that God will move in.

So when God brought them out of Egypt, it was unprecedented.

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