This morning, for some reason, I thought about Dandelion, some of these three subjects,

envy and jealousy and covetousness, and what a Dandelion is. It's just a very light, fluffy thing.

You can blow it, it's got a little hook to it, and it's just lighter than here, and it comes

along, it's just a seed that comes down quietly, but that gets in your lawn. They say it's like root,

it's sort of taproot, even though it's got a pretty little flower. Taproot is nine inches deep,

and once they get in your lawn, you can never get them out. Seriously? Yeah, and that's what those

sins are like. Wow, that's a good analogy, right? I've always been fascinated by Dandelions. To me,

again, that's another indicator. We'll break up wood. Dandelion. But it really, to me, is an indicator

of the reality of God's existence. He's like, what is that thing? I mean, I'm just saying it's

like this little puff ball. But these are all seeds. They're designed. It's designed to be

hit with little gusts of wind, and then to spread, and to go make those things fly. No, no, no, no. You're not even

touching it. It's aerodynamically created so that it creates a vacuum above it. Really? Yeah,

it creates just the way it sits, and it creates a vacuum above it, pulls it up. It's

and I was watching a video this morning on it, and how if we could ever get a grip of that principle,

it would help man to learn how to fly better. Wow. It's just quite incredible. The mind of God is

absolutely blows me up into smithereens. And I just end up saying, I can't even think of what's

like this anymore. Guys, I realized it. We are not doing an episode on Pride today, but I do have

to admit that I'm really, really, really struggling with pride because my 10-month-old grandson had

in set something quite advanced the other day. I want you to listen. Did you hear that?

Bava? He said Barbara. Cameron, Kirksmall? No. Barbara, his phone. My daughter Kylie named

this little phone. He has Barbara. That sounds like one of those YouTube clips where dogs says I love

you. I heard bubbles. That's beautiful. My grandson, my 10-month-old grandson said Barbara.

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