Do you hear that thunder right as I turned on the microphone?

That's right.

We have another cool Black Hills lightning and thunderstorm going while we talk.

And those make me really happy because as we have discussed earlier, I like storms.

And there it is right there.

Here comes the rain.

Right on cue.

What a lovely time.

Great to see you.

I know I don't actually see you but

wonderful to be here together thanks for hanging out with me we're working on galatians chapter 6 here

we are pausing for a couple of days to focus on one short little phrase in galatian 6 and it's a

i mean this is a bible truism, a maxim, if you will.

It's a pithy little comment that just comes and goes so quick as you're reading Galatian 6,

but then you stop and think about it for a minute.

You're like, that is a huge claim, and it merits considerations.

Here's a phrase, Galatian 6, 7, don't be deceived.

God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sews.

Now, yesterday we talked about why Paul, the author of the book of Galatians, would include this

phrase right here, God cannot be mocked. I had a couple ideas about that. People much smarter than me

debate exactly the best way to interpret or contextualize that. People much smarter than me debate exactly the best way to interpret or contextualize

that phrase right at that point in Galatians chapter 6. Everybody, I think, is kind of in the same

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