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If things get, I have to say, crazier in our culture, in our world.

I hope that we're digging deeper with our relationship with God, like talking to him.

I hope we're talking to him more now as believers and stuff. I feel this weight, and I have to

talk to God about that, because I don't want to carry it.

But it is forcing me to be like, I got to pray for a country, I pray for people who don't like me or my enemies

or people don't like people like me, or I got to be a blessing to them.

But they're going to need, we're going to need deeper people, not just shopper, Christians, or surface level stuff.

So, I'm just telling you, I'm trying to do that. I want to encourage other people to come along.

It's a good question. Why don't they put bloopers at the end of every movie?

They really should. They should. I enjoy it.

If it's an action thriller or tense, they don't help you like transition to settling down from that.

It's like a scary action thing.

Yeah, they're bloopers.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, once there's tripping over something, okay.

Who has it like bloopers?

I'm sure there's a lot of, I don't understand going on in the Bible, in the stories themselves.

I mean a lot.

Just think about John the Baptist.

Here's a guy who's in prison.

Yeah.

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