Glory to God. Well, we did have a fun, fun time in Florida at greater faith.

People say, boy, didn't you enjoy it sunshine? You know, we saw some sunshine, but we saw a lot of good word,

heard a lot of good things, and that's what it was about. And man, we got some good family.

How many people just love the people

in Florida and they love you back? And it's so good to have that family. It is so fun to go and see

and just be a part of those things. And I'm thankful to the Moors for letting us be a part of it down

there and just the goodness of God that was shown in it. Amen?

Glory to God. Open your Bibles to Matthew 1358. We'll talk about this. Amen? You know, I was reading a sign not too long ago, and I won't say what it was on, but I was reading a sign.

And the basic principle of the sign was talking about how faith is not reasonable.

Right?

Believing God's word or calling those things that be not as though they are or were is not reasonable.

And they said, if you were a reasonable person, you wouldn't believe or ascribe to these things.

Basically is what this sign said.

And I got to thinking about it, I thought, you know, really if you think about it, face way more reasonable than fear.

Right? I mean, just in the natural, you know, fear, if you think about it, you got people, oh, a spider.

I weigh 250 over 250 pounds, and I'm not going to say how much more I weigh than that. But I'm

pretty sure I could step on a spider, and he'd be gone.

That's unreasonable to be afraid of a spider.

It's unreasonable to jump on a chair, and, ooh, mouse, mouse, mouse.

The mouse can't hurt us.

But fear will make that mouse this big. It'll make that spider deadly every time

when most of them are wolf spiders that crawled in from under your porch. And they can't hurt

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