Hello and welcome to Bible Stories. We are your hosts, Matt Mullins. Hello. Hey, Matt.

Gosh, I love when you say it like that. Hello. It's very, uh, in a good way, breathy,

weary, but, but it's great. Hey, I'm Todd Heyman's and we're two ministers slash buds who

love telling the stories of the Bible. And we cannot wait to share some more with you. In fact, today,

Matt, mom's friends, we're going to be talking, um, more about Jesus and some of his powerful words

and potentially a saying that he shared that may be the most popular quote, at least in modern

history. What say you, brother, Matt? I agree with you. This is if you know a verse of scripture,

you know one of the verses that we're going to talk about today. Yeah. Before we get there,

Todd, welcome. Glad to have you back. You have been marrying people and, uh, you have led

funerals and you've, you've had a lot going on. We have missed you. So glad you're back.

Thank you, Matt. Yes, it's been a, um, a busy last few weeks and a lot of minister opportunities,

a lot of, um, kind of rich times, uh, serving the church and families and things like that. But,

man, I'll tell you what, I always, always, always am waiting and missing and ready to get back to

hang with you and with our mom's friends. You know, there are, I remember being a kid,

fall days, you get home from school, you go out with your buds, you're building a fort outside.

You're just rolling around in the leaves. Yeah. Maybe you're getting some syrup out of trees,

you're solving mysteries. Yeah. I mean, I'm just, I'm just a fall day. Uh-huh. And you're,

you're figuring out what happened in the case of the green legoons and that's how I feel like

when I'm with you, when we're on the phone together, I feel like I'm right back there solving

mysteries. Yeah. I'm with you. Lapin up syrup. Uh, you know, we aren't entering the fall. I mean,

it's late August. The fall will be here soon. I don't know about you, but one of the most beautiful

times of the year in my opinion is the leaf death. Um, the leaf death. We had some great times

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