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grandfather Barton. So it's just a blessed weekend, and I know we all got some good time

with our families. So I'm really thankful for that as well. Yeah, and happy Father's Day to you

too, Rick. You got a great crew and great kids, grandkids. Thank you, sir. This is kind, this is kind of an interesting thing for me to say,

because I've heard a lot of Father's Day sermons over the years.

And having read through the Bible a number of times,

essentially the Bible hasn't changed since it was canonized,

maybe 1700 years ago.

So it's a said scripture, and yet I heard a sermon yesterday,

Father's Day, that I had never heard before on a verse I've never paid attention to before, even though I've read it literally dozens of times.

And it was when David went out to face Goliath and he eventually killed Goliath and turned the course of the battle there.

And so after David has killed Goliath, he had the conversation with Saul and he said,

hey, you know, I can do this.

I'm capable of doing this.

And he goes out and fights him.

Then when he comes back, it's interesting, the question that Saul asked David in the last

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