Thank you, it's such an honor to be here, privilege to be here.

I feel like, this feels like home to me in so many ways.

And honestly, when Levi told me early, whispered earlier,

he said, our kids brought us together and

that is so deep that is so profound in so many ways that you know when people say there's nothing that

could come good out of the suffering nothing there's no good out of this

suffering and then we start to to see little things here and there we go, no, it's not all bad. I mean right

here, the connection, the reason I'm here, the reason we're together is through suffering.

The reason we have, we're friends, it's through suffering.

That's an amazing thought.

So thank you for bringing them back up to me.

My wife Amber, as we mentioned, she's back home with her kids, London 12, Lincoln 10.

River we lost when he was three and then a very strange year for us because Maverick our youngest will

surpass River's age in September. Yeah so we're members at a Mayas church in

Georgetown Texas and most of my social life kind of revolves around that now,

and it's just such an honor to be here on the Lord's Day sharing a word from God for you today.

So thank you for being here.

Horatio G Spatford, might not have heard that name before, a 43 year old Chicago businessman lost his son to Scarlet Fever in 1870 and while he and his wife

Anna were grieving this horrible death tragedy struck again and he suffered

financial disaster he lost all of his investments in the great

Chicago fire. So with all of this heavy burden he decided it would be best for him and his family to take some time

away some time to heal and knowing that their friend Dwight L. Moody was going to be

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