I love this quote I read years ago and it basically says this,

every new thing learned about God is a new reason for loving Him.

And it's true, you know, again, in our day and age, we have this sort of weird,

I call it an illegitimate dichotomy between loving God and knowing God.

And you get in the circles where it's like, no, no, I just want to know, Lord, how do you know,

how do you know someone without knowing about them?

You know, their character, their nature, the way they work, being close to them, you know,

I can think of my wife at times and be on the brink of tears as I think about what I know about

her character and her heart and who she is.

Hey guys, quick question for you. In relation to the proper utilization of the hermneutical

and homological principles of biblical interpretation and pre-chifying, is it imperative that one

presents higher extrochemical skills, especially when dealing with the diverse theological

and eschatological systems within the various genres of the biblical text? Yeah.

Okay, that's what I thought, because I wondered only when you're in Southern states though.

Say that all in the Southern accent, I'm sorry.

Thank you, I can't say it. In relation to the proper utilization.

Mike, I feel so good after James Brown saying all that.

Was that a song? Yes, I feel good.

Happy New Year.

Why didn't you? Oh yeah, yeah, now I remember.

You set him up for that.

Thank you. I love the sing. I love the sing.

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