I am on a shame. What about you?

So welcome to Onashame. We were back with you.

Did you preach yesterday? I did not. I hadn't preached in probably three weeks and I'm not

up for another week and a two weeks. Well, you may forget how to do it by the time you

get back up. I might. Maybe you should forget. You should preach on Jeremiah 20 in verse 9.

Oh, that's one of my favorites. Looked that up in your spare time. That was our theme verse.

When Jason, I were in school. That was their theme verse for our class. Jeremiah 20 in

verse 9. It's very good. You'll be able to read it. Yeah, I'll read it.

But if I say I will not mention him or speak anymore in his name, his word is in my heart

like a fire, a fire shut up in my bones. I'm weary of holding it in. Indeed, I cannot.

I love that. Jeremiah had a lot of sermons that fell on deaf ears. He had a tough crowd.

They say tough crowd. So I did preach yesterday. It's interesting because I've been trying

to align where we're preaching series with our podcast series because I'm already

studying and I get to listen to y'all. So I get a lot of good sermons here. I'll take

anything I can get. It's good. It's good. And so unfortunately, though, now there's

like a gap because we're already into. I'm still in second Peter, you know, which is

where we were. I know. I want to confess when you're up there preaching sometimes, I'm

like, wait a minute. Didn't I say that? That was my. I'm the podcast. And because I know

we have the amen's, which I've always been a proponent of the well. A lot of the African

American churches have the well, which I love, which means you remember what that means

Phil when they say, well, I'll preach your says something. That means I disagree. And

if you see me after I will explain what comes after the well, because they don't want

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