Can you guys think of a time where someone gave you loving correction that was like

altering for you and you mentioned one already, Ray, Mark, easy. Can you guys think of a time

where it was like a game changer in your life? I remember one very, very distinct incident where

I was a young believer and I was getting counsel from a pastor. And when I was talking to him,

he sort of looked down at his watch. And I noticed I'm like, oh, he might be in a hurry or

something. So I kept going on. And then he looked down at his watch again and he goes, stop.

He goes in the last minute and a half, you said, I and me about 30 times. Oh, man. And it just

says that distinct memory in my mind of a realization of my selfishness. I was talking about

this and me and I and to me and he and me and I. That same pastor actually when I was going to move

on from the church because I said I wasn't feeling love anymore. I was a new believer. I was going

to the church. I was in the youth group and I was the hit of the youth group. You know, I was just like

slick and so great testimony. There were two kids. Great testimony. You know, I was a gangster

of this and that. Everyone was like attention and love. So then I, you know, after a while I became

old news. New kids came in and the song like, I don't feel love anymore. I go to him, hey man,

you know, I'm going to be leaving the church and he goes, well, why is that? I go, I just don't

feel love anymore. And he had sense that the Lord had a pastoral calling on my life and he was

easy. Let me ask you this. One day when you're a pastor and God gives you a flock and you don't

feel love from them, are you going to leave them to a spike? Kind of breaks hit me. You know,

that's always stood out in my mind.

Whatcha McCall it? Whatcha McCall it? Come on, Mark. You have to keep the candy bar.

Ah, it was one of my favorite candy bars. You remember watching me call it?

25 cents. Throw a quarter towards the sales clerk. It's weird. I got this like 25 cents.

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