Years ago I wrote a poem where I took all the attributes of 1 Corinthians 13 and a lot of this

patient, lot of this kind, so on and so forth. And then 1 John 3, 18, which says, little children,

let us not love in word or in tongue, but indeed in truth. So it's good to start here right through

the spirit, the first crowning, real kind of defining fruit is love. Are you interrupting me?

No, I'm just being interrupting. I was just, do you do a poem every time we have a podcast?

Yes, I'm noticing. Yes, if not out loud in my heart. Do you have any poems that you have not

said out loud that we do not know it? I like the silent poem you do. What? Silent one.

Give us a Rachel poem. Give us a poem in a Rachel that we never heard. Yeah, off-road down

on that one. Yeah, these are one of the first words Rachel heard of my love for her.

Now, as your wife, my wife Ray Comfort's daughter, my friend, right? She's basically

Ray Comfort without a beard, basically. Okay, please don't tell her that it'll puff her up.

Come, my house. I show you my fruit three. By the way, guys, Arabs do have.

That was fun. By the way, Arabs do have this bad habit of always using the plural for fruit.

You don't say like, hey, can I have, do you have any fruit like in your house? It's, do you have fruit?

And so we're talking about the fruit of the spirit today. If you're an Arab Ray, it would be the fruit.

Fruit. Say, Ray, and your best Jewish accent, fruits of the spirit.

I know, hey, the fruit of the spirit. I know what the fruit of the spirit is.

I'm still recovering from COVID, friends. I am recovered from, how do I have to clarify?

I am recovered from COVID. You're not my friends if I wasn't. Speak it out, but there's some

residuals going on. Ray, why do you always go Indian with any accent you do? Because I love India.

Okay, Ray, do do a Russian accent. You're doing it. You're doing it.

Always, always. All right, friends, we are talking about the fruit. Could you put that

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