Well, we've come to that place where when you when you when you tweet about the weekend,

you have to pray about whether you want to actually tweet about what you're going to talk about or not,

because you're not really sure whether or not you want to do it alone or not.

So you kind of calculate, should I say that we're going to teach about hell today?

Or should I just say, A, we're going to teach about hell and B,

Chris Tomlin is going to be at Passion City Church leading this weekend.

And I hope that one of those may be outweighs the other,

but I'm so excited today, not in a, in a giddy, happy kind of insensitive way,

because when you spend a couple of weeks digging down into the subject of hell,

it doesn't make you incredibly happy. It doesn't make you glib.

It doesn't cause you to say, well, I'm just going to go in there and you know,

preach about hell. It makes you sober. It makes you heavy.

It makes you ask a lot of questions. It makes you wrestle with God.

And with the truth of who he is and how we interact with him.

And it makes you feel a tremendous sense of stewardship and responsibility.

And I think that's what's driving us today.

Build it such an amazing job of recapping our talks the last couple of weeks actually

in the giving today, really, really strong and amazing.

So if you missed a little of where we were coming up to today,

then you got that in the giving today. Life is short.

Eternity is long. And what we do with our lives affects our eternal destiny.

We talked last week about heaven and how heaven is better.

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