And with that, if you're not there already, I'll have you at this time turn in your Bibles to the book of Job.

And Lord willing, we will make it from, I say that chuckingly and sort of laughingly, but this time for sure,

we're going to make it from chapter 29 to verse 31. Even if we're here till midnight, we are good.

No, it won't be that bad.

Actually, before we jump in, though, I want to bring to your attention the situation on Kauai.

Doubtless you heard about the north shore of Kauai being devastated by flooding from the last storm.

Now there is concern with another possible storm coming in sometime tomorrow and tomorrow night.

Pictured here is a house floating in Honolay Bay and some people have lost everything.

Roads have collapsed. People were trapped.

I talked with my good friend Steve Rex, who's the pastor of Calvary Chapel North Shore,

and his church is actually at the epicenter of the damage and I didn't realize

even watching it on the local news just how bad this was. This is really bad. Calvert Chapel

North Shore is currently feeding people hot meals and they're clearing debris and they're supplying needs.

They're bringing food and water in by zodiacs and helicopters.

So the Calvary Chapel's on the islands are pulling together and reaching out to our fellowships for funds

for the relief effort. We want to give you an opportunity to respond. We as a church are planning

to pending board approval on Sunday afternoon, send them some money.

But we also want to give you the opportunity to do so as well.

I'm putting this address here on the screen for Calvary Chapel North Shore.

Now, one of two ways you can do this.

So you can either make it out to Calvary Chapel North Shore and in the memo put disaster relief. Very important, you put disaster relief. If you want to put it in the Agape box, we will get it to Calvert Chapel North Shore. Or if you just want to mail it directly

to them, there's the address there on the screen. You can take a quick picture of it. You can use

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