Well, hey everybody, and welcome to the debrief with your friends here at Sandals Church.

We're here with a PMB who's going to get some real answers to tough questions today.

And we have two very special guests.

We've got the A pastors, Pastor Adam and Pastor Alfredo.

What's going on? A couple of our campus pastors here at Sandal's Church. And they help me with research. So we are now trying to get together on Mondays to talk about the sermon. And they are just providing just, man, a whole other level of depth and research and ideas. And we had a good time yesterday.

Yes, we did. So I think they were the only two who had good ideas.

That's where you guys both go, no, no, no, you did. No, yeah, he was taxing. I was still in needing

therapy. So I was a little worried. I was still in needing therapy.

So I was a little worried.

I'm always a little anxious to text. It's interesting that you then wanted us to do a podcast on stealing after tax day.

Anything you want to confess?

No.

No, actually, I overpaid last year.

So I have good news.

My momentum will be paid for as soon as the IRS gets my money back to me. So I'm super excited to have the momentum commitment done. That's cool. That's great. All right. Yeah. So we are in a series at Sandals Church right now called 10 Reasons Everyone Needs God, which some people don't realize. It's actually a series all about the Ten Commandments. So we've covered the first two, coveting and lying. And now we're going to do a quick episode here on stealing. So we were out last week, but we want to make sure to get this one in

before the episode. You guys are all waiting on sex and adultery. But we've got some great

questions that have come in, some really honest questions from people, which I really appreciate.

So we'll go ahead and jump on in there. I'd love to kind of set the stage, though, just about talking about stealing, because I think it's one of the ones that, I mean, I thought we were just going to skip this episode because I think we can tend to kind of overlook it.

Are you going to share about your life of crime?

Yeah, we'll get there later.

We'll save that.

But why do you think you tend to overlook this sin or maybe justified or think it's not that bad?

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