I know all the things that you're doing. I know this. I see all that is going on, right?

I know your works. You have the reputation of being alive, but you are dead.

You're immortal, right? Reputation is very important to us. And we think that our reputation is

by all the things that we are

getting done and getting accomplished. When somebody says, how are you doing? We tend

to say all the things that we have been doing. Yeah, it's almost like they asked us, what

are you doing? I remember Easy did this to me, he corrected me one time several years ago.

He asked me, how are you doing? And I told him what I was doing. And easy,

you responded. I don't know if you remember this. Your response back was, oh, I'm sorry, I think

you misunderstood the question. I didn't ask you what you're doing. I asked how you are doing.

And that's a good pause. That's a good question. And it's a good rebuke, all in the same, because we think that our busyness is attributed to godliness.

Yeah.

And that isn't always necessarily the case.

In the famous words of that legendary theologian, M.C. Hammer, we need to pray just to make it

a day. Oscar, do you remember MC Hammer? I do. Absolutely. Hamma nailed it. What?

Hamma Niled it. Yeah. Hammer time. With his pants. Well, Mark, do you remember his most

famous song? I do. In fact,, do you remember his most famous song?

In fact, as you were saying in the famous words,

I said it in my head, he's going to say MC Hammer. You did not?

I did.

Okay, because I've probably done it before.

Mark, do you remember his most famous song?

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