We could never envision a mega church today with the smoke and the rock and the lights.

And like when anytime someone dies, they get buried like out in the parking lot right next to the guys doing the flags.

You know?

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What's up, guys? Welcome to another five-minute fatherhood. So when you start to think about family from a multi-generational lens, really weird things will start to suddenly matter to you. And one of those weird things that you might find matters to you is where you bury the dead of your family. Now, this isn't just matter potentially to you, but this matters

to anyone building a multi-generational family, because where you bury people matters a lot

if you're trying to tell a multi-generational story. And so Abraham, there's a whole chapter in the

book of Genesis that you probably never heard anyone preach on before

because it's not that important to our culture today. But Genesis 23 is an entire chapter

where Abraham negotiates for a particular cave to bury not just Sarah, who had just recently

died, but to also bury all of the dead from his family. And so this becomes a multi-generational plot. And to this

day, there's a place in Hebron where this was done called the Caveron, the Cavearchs, right?

That tomb, that area in Hebron, which is really revered by both Muslims and Jewish people.

And so let me just read this. And I want to talk to you guys a little bit about

this. I know this might feel like a long way off, but for a lot of people, this suddenly happens

and people don't know, like, is there any values that should really inform the way we think

about how to bury people in our family? Let me just say, before I kick off here, the passage,

that the value that really stands out to me is, and this is totally optional, you guys,

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