Well, what's up, poor child, we're doing tonight.

Hey, it's good to see you.

My name is Timothy Atika. I'm one of the teaching pastors here at Watermark on Sundays,

as well as Tuesday nights. If this is your first time here ever or your last time here ever,

I'm so glad that you made it. Thank you for joining us.

I know that we've got people watching all over the nation right now,

so just want to say hello to poor, live Boise, poor, live Indianapolis,

poor, live Cincinnati, so glad that you guys are tracking with us tonight.

So I have a goal in life, and my goal is to be the goat.

Yeah. Not just of life in general.

I want to be the goat, the greatest of all time, in the 42-year-old age bracket of tennis in Richardson, Texas.

I don't feel like that's too much to ask. That's just my goal.

I love tennis. My journey with tennis is that I played when I was a kid,

and then I stepped away from it for over three decades, and then I read a biography by Andre Agassi,

a famous tennis player from a long time ago, and then I decided at the age of 40, I'm going to become the goat.

It was at the 40-year-old age bracket, and since that didn't happen at 40 or 41, we're on to 42 now,

and the goal is to be the goat, 42-year-old age bracket of tennis in Richardson, Texas.

The only problem, thank you. Y'all are applauding too much tonight.

It's getting to the point where it's like, let's just stop. But anyway, the problem,

the only problem with me becoming the goat, and you're like, a pink grip.

Yes, pink grip. It's intimidation. Anyway, the only problem, the only roadblock to me becoming the goat

is that I can't hit a forehand. That is the only thing standing in my way,

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