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Today's talk comes from Levi Lesco.

Second Corinthians 10. It's where we're going to be.

The theme is, I declare war. Pastor Louis was gracious enough to ask me not only to come, which is awesome, but to come and speak specifically on this topic, which is so nice.

You don't even know the term, which message do we give? Come on, God.

And then to have the, hey, I want you to speak exactly on this. That was so nice. And I needed three less thumbs this week.

Second Corinthians 10. I really do believe in this message, though, and it's been a privilege to be carrying it around the country and speaking to this idea of the victory that God wants us to have.

Second Corinthians 10, let's read the passage and we'll get going on this message.

I declare war four keys to winning the battle with yourself. Paul speaking, for though we live in the world, we do not wage war as the world does.

The weapons we fight with are not the weapons of the world. On the contrary, they have divine power to demolish strongholds.

We demolish arguments in every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of God.

And we take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ.

In Jesus, we ask that you would speak to us something fresh, something powerful, something we desperately need to hear.

And we ask this in Jesus name.

Larry Waters had a healthy fear of ice. You don't grow up around frozen lakes as an ice fisherman and that sort of thing without respecting the danger and the beauty of ice.

I was talking to a friend of mine recently who's like, I consider him Mr. Montana.

This guy, he is always out in a national park, always out doing something dangerous.

And I said, what's your very favorite thing? What's one thing that if a year comes and goes and you don't do it, that year was lame.

And he's really surprised me when he said ice skating.

You seem to me like the kind of guy who would be covering himself in dear year and to throw off the scent of your aquedigio.

And now you're going to trick the deer to come in and he goes, no, you don't understand.

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