Good morning, everyone. And welcome back to the messy masterpiece podcast with Chad Tori and James.

Hey, good morning. Another third person on the podcast. Another guest. Who would have thought?

Well, you guys loved having Chelsea on the podcast last weekend. So I decided to bring one of my

best friends on. We're actually visiting at his house in the Keys right now. Welcome James Boat.

Hey, good morning. Good morning. You got so nervous right there. I know. I don't know what to do with it.

Just so you guys know, James let me crash on his couch in New York City or blow up mattress. I guess

you could say for several months. And we've become super close friends where I would visit him in

New York City and he would come visit us in LA. And so he was one of my groomsman in the wedding.

He's awesome. And he has given us some of the best wisdom that we've been able to actually share

with you all. A lot of the stuff that Tori and I say is actually from James. So now you hear it from

the horses. I'm sorry. So as always on our special Saturday episodes, we're going to do our

devotional. And then we're going to jump into an extended long form podcast. And this one's kind

of fun because we had different prompts submitted to us by you all through the messy masterpiece podcast

Instagram account. And they're they're covering so many different topics, things with dealing with

anxiety, struggling and singleness, impurity, forgiveness. Oh yeah. And also don't forget,

we only have two microphones. So Tori and I are sharing one. Yeah. I'm kind of far away

and without headphones. So apologize in advance. Yeah. We're going to get the hang of this thing

once we get a third microphone. But until then, we're going to keep trying to forget this thing out.

But let's jump into today's devotional. Yes, you guys. Let's do it. Today we're reading out of first

Chronicles 21 verse eight. And it's titled getting right with God. It says then David said to God,

I have sinned greatly by taking this census. Please forgive my guilt for doing this foolish thing.

The love letter from God says beloved child. There is nothing that you can do that will stop me

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