Mark chapter 2 is where we're going to land today.

Verse 23.

It says, one Sabbath, Jesus was going through the grain fields and his disciples walked along.

They began to pick some heads of grain.

The Pharisees said to him, look, why are they doing what is unlawful on the Sabbath?

He answered, have you ever read what David did when he and his

companions were hungry and in need? In the days of Abithar, the high priest, they entered the house

of God and ate consecrated bread, which is lawful for only priests to eat. He also gave some to his

companions. Then he said to them, the Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath.

So the son of man is Lord even over the Sabbath.

Glad to have one of my colleagues in ministry here with us today from Columbia,

South Carolina, pastors, an incredibly vibrant church called the Brook Columbia.

Bishop Simeon Maltry is with us today.

Let's give him a good change church welcome and thank you for hanging out with us today.

An incredible leader if you're in the Columbia area you want to you want to stick your head in the brook.

But I want to use, I want to tag a title to this text in our time together today.

Nine o'clock was okay. They helped me a little bit. 1015. Amen. Just 1230.

So I want to talk from this subject in our time together.

Get somewhere and sit down.

Get somewhere and sit down.

Many of you know I was rid and raised in a small town called Kilmichael, Mississippi,

but what you may not be aware of is that I was actually born in a segment of Mississippi

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