I love that you quoted Genesis when you said sin is crashing at your door and it desires to have you I think it is one of the most profound

Metaphores that the scriptures used describe sin because and it tells us so much about the nature of sin and how it works in

her lives and it kind of gets back to what you guys were talking about Mark and

easy if you think about it sin is crouching out the door why do lions crouch and tall grass to make the antelope feel safe?

Why do snakes curl before they strike to make themselves feel or look small so that you feel safe being

even closer and that is exactly what sin is doing. It makes us feel safe. It makes

itself feel small. Earlier we said a little white lie. What's, what, why does the size and the

color change the fact? It's sin crouching at your door, desiring to have you. Welcome to the Living Waters Podcast, Just When We Thought We Had Heard It All segment,

where we talk about how we thought we had heard at all, but realized we really

had it.

Heard It All. Here's a story from Canada, friends. we really had it, heard it all.

Here's a story from Canada, friends.

One of the recent bits of advice included Toronto police

telling residents of the town of E.T. O. Bicoke to leave their car key fobs near the door to avoid being

attacked in their homes by potential burglars. According to police a number of car thefts in the city has more than

doubled in recent years. Why don't leave the keys in the car? I didn't know

Canadians had criminals. Yeah. Seriously guys I it's insane and and what's the city eat listen and probably an Indian

E. E. E. E. T. Oh by coke. Oh, E. E.T. to go buy Coke?

Yeah, it's from Film E.T.

Well, I think everyone's on Coke in this town.

But guys, I'm trying to figure out what's happening in our society like is this a byproduct of

people getting dumber is it a my product well no we think they're dumbest but they get

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