Amen. Hey, what's up Alex here? I got a comment talking about what do I do when I'm bored with the Bible? Definitely been there before. I can even see my kids are there at times where the last book on the shelf that they'll pick up is the Bible. And there's grace. You know, like we have to have our minds change and transform to want to love

the things that God talks about. And I think I just know kind of how that change happens, how it

happened to me. And I saw it in scripture today, Psalm 63, 1 through 2. It says, oh, God, you are my God.

Earnestly, I seek you. My soul thirst for you.

My flesh faints for you as in a dry and weary land where there is no water.

So I looked upon you in the sanctuary, beholding your power and your glory.

This is David speaking, and he was in the wilderness of Judah at the time.

And what he's saying here is, God, I'm seeking after you earnestly because I live in a world that is dry and weary.

To be dry and weary means there is no water, as it says in the last part of that verse.

One, to have no water means it's desolate it's isolated there's no life there and that is a

spiritual picture of the world we live in the reason why you're bored with spiritual things

bored with god because think about the ridiculousness of that and everyone feels this every

christian feels this think about the ridiculous of this. Like God made snow capped mountains.

God made leopards.

He made palm trees and butterflies.

And these things are complex.

Like take a palm tree, just for example, a palm tree, you know,

if every other food source on the entire island that we live on

was kaput. And we all had palm trees and that's it. We'd be fine. I mean, you could take a

spoonful after spoonful, after spoonful of the inside of a coconut and you would have a good meal, you know,

coconut milk, you know, coconut milk you know coconut milk

has the power to like be a thermogenic that makes you cut fat lose fat um coconut water hydration

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