if you find your joy in your finances, what happens when you lose your job or when the stock market

crashes? This is why our joy is positional. And this is exactly what Ray was saying. And Luke

chapter 10, when the apostles were rejoicing that the demons were subject to them, you say,

listen, you know, we rejoice because our names are written in heaven. That's it. And therefore when

anything else comes our way, we, we can put it in perspective that we're just passing through.

Right? This is not our home. That is the positional circumstance in which we find our joy.

Oh, yep, right. Right. Yep, yep. Oh, yep, right. Right. Right. Oh, right. Yep, yep, right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. That's enough.

Explain that, Ray. Yeah, right. Is what New Zealand's Australians say when they

instead of saying, okay, yep, right, yep, right.

If you talk to someone on the phone and New Zealand,

during the conversation, they'll just let you know

they're there by saying, yep, right, right, yep.

I'll never forget when I was enlightened to that.

Rachel and I were just getting to know each other,

I was going over to the house.

I heard you talking to one of your relatives in New Zealand.

I think your sister, your mom, or someone.

And every other response.

Oh, yep, right, right.

Oh, yep, yep, oh, yep, right, right, yep.

Okay, the American equivalent is, okay, okay, yeah, okay.

Okay, okay.

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