I just like to say each of us a bit of get this loneliness thing figured out real quick and make sure that

we don't replace our relationship with Christ by just doing things to get rid of loneliness.

Because every human being dies alone. You think you're surrounded by your family when you're

dying, that's true. But when you die, you die alone. And so we must make sure that he is the center

of everything we do and love and serve, love my insult and strength and realize you'll never

leave us nor forsake us ever. And so when I go home and there's no one home, the dogs not

there to greet me, I say praise the Lord. You know, you're with me, you'll never leave me,

if I say I pray I read the Word, I let my joy befall, I believe my name is written in heaven,

I'm blessed beyond me, beyond all measure. And I'll not let loneliness come out.

I often get texts from Oscar Navarro, very few of them delight my soul, but this one in

particular very much did. This was something in reference to some friends of ours. He said they

love the podcast. They agree with you on coffee flavor, praise the Lord, but disagree with you on

Augustine. They're only have right. So of course, I humbly responded. I know when their child is

born, he or she will be pristine. But being that they don't know how to pronounce things, I hope if

it's a girl, they don't name her justine. And they better never take her to visit the sistine

chapel. Oh, and they should also never teach her about the Byzantine Empire or talk to her about

the Emperor Constantine. And Oscar responded very pridefully, I finally understand where your

breakdown and logic is. I said, the problem is you have no logic. He said, for me, the fear of

the Lord is a beginning, middle and end of my wisdom. And I said, the words beginning, middle and end

only apply to things that exist. So Oscar, how does it feel to finally be proven completely wrong

about Augustine? No, you did, you did show me where your breakdown and understanding of syntax

and language is, which is that you're applying, you're applying your modern understanding of words

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