And amen. Wow. You guys got a little bit Pentecostal on me there. So glad you're here. Welcome. You can be seated. Those of you online, we want to welcome you as well. I was back there going Pentecostals, so that's a good thing, by the way.

I remember Pastor Chuck Smith at a conference, this is many years ago now.

He said, you know, Calvary chapels are kind of like

bapticostles does you get that I mean we're not the frozen chosen but we're not

hanging from chandeliers which we don't have any way so just that balance right

in the middle, you know.

Not afraid to magnify the Lord and lift up his name.

Boy, that was wonderful.

I'm going.

Can you tell I'm like Moses wanting to keep the glow going so I got the veil

on. All right. So as Capono mentioned though, we're going to partake together of communion,

celebrate communion at the conclusion of the Bible study tonight. So if you haven't already

have the elements for you in the back, you can get them at this time and just have them at the ready for the conclusion.

And those of you online wishing to partake with us, we would encourage you to get the elements ready as well.

All right.

You know what is going to happen tonight? We're starting a new book.

Short in length, but like Nehom before it, not short in strength. The book of Habakkuk.

He wasn't a cook and he was not a kook either.

So for that reason I'm going to pronounce his name Habakkuk.

Are you okay with that? What are you going to say? No.

Interesting, I kind of mentioned that because in that culture, in that day, the name was the nature.

In fact, they would even sometimes wait to name the child until they started

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