Hey, this is Kyle Eidleman from Southeast Christian Church, and I'm going to thank you for listening

to the message today. As we open up the scriptures together, I pray that this message inspires you,

challenges you, and is the right word at just the right time in your life. Enjoy the message.

I am excited, always excited whenever,

and Kyle is so kind to share this pulpit and allow me to come back. I love the way Kyle's leading.

I'm excited for those of you who just joined in the move journey and maybe you're new to the church and you are a part of it. It will be an exhilarating discipleship journey.

My wife and I've been on it for the last year, and thanks for joining and being a part of it.

You're going to grow a whole lot in your relationship with Christ.

Well, years ago, my oldest daughter, Savannah, she was four years old, we went on a family vacation to Colorado.

And we took my parents with us. And my daughter, Savannah, calls my dad Daddo. That's the name,

that's the granddadden name that he had. And she didn't get to spend a whole lot of time with Daddow Stone,

but she got to spend three days with him and do everything with them.

She's going walks with him and they play together.

And it was just really neat to see them bonding.

Well, the next week when we got back to Louisville,

every once in a while, we noticed that Savannah,

everywhere she walked, she would stop and she would spit.

And, you know, this was very unusual.

She had not been doing this before, and she had not mastered the art even, so lots of times

would end up on her shirt.

And we're trying to figure this out how she'd gotten into that habit.

And then we realized she'd spent time with my dad, and she was unknowingly imitating something that she wanted to be like.

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