He's my dad and he gives good advice and that's why this episode of the Matthews podcast is called Dad Vice.

He is my dad and he gives good advice and that's why this segment is called Dad Vice.

Dad, thanks for joining me today. What are we going to chat about?

Hey, we're going to talk about this time of the year because it's an awesome time of the year.

Spring is coming. The weather is getting better and we've had some cold weather, but it's also

the Easter season. And I love the Easter season. It was one of my favorite seasons as a pastor

to give the greatest message

in all the world. So we're going to zero in on that. And if I put a title to this, I put the

spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak. And we're going to look at how Jesus prayed in the

Garden of Gisemite. Our key verse is Matthew 2641. Then he returned to his disciples and found

them sleeping. Couldn't you men keep watching me for one hour? he asked Peter. Watch and pray so that you

will not fall into temptation. The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak. Now, just before the crucifixion,

Jesus was in the garden with his disciples.

He told them to stay in one place and pray.

Then he went ahead to intercede with his father.

When he returned, he found them sound asleep.

In research of the Garden of Kassimita,

here were some interesting points.

The Garden teaches us about Jesus' humanity, his close relationship with God,

and the importance of prayer, especially in times of great distress,

while also highlighting the need for obedience to God's will, even when it is difficult.

Every time we come to the Easter season, as well as the Christmas season, I always read

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