Well hello, poor friends. How are we doing? Yeah, it's good to say hello to my friends

and Dallas and for worth using job one. Also, wherever you guys are watching from online

and it's great to be with you. I'm Todd. I get to hang out here water water from my friends

with JP and D. Marv and others. So it's awesome to be here. We are in a series called The

Afterlife and we've been talking about what is on the other side. There's a lot of speculation.

The first week we talked about this horrible thing called hell and if when you talk about

hell it doesn't bring you a great deal of just sadness and an overwhelming sense of

almost a burden than you really haven't talked about hell. There's such a misconception

about that topic. Like, you know, I hear friends say all the time, like, well, man, I might

be going to hell, but at least I'll be there with my friends. First of all, I'd say you

ought to really think your friends are. You think that whole thing. And secondly, what I would

just say is no, no, no, no, you need to understand hell is a place where there is nothing there

that would even remotely remind you of a kind and gracious God. And that would include

friends. And if you think, well, man, at least it would be good music and sex drugs and rock

and roll. We'll just get after it all day long. Let me taste some sex to give from God. You

can scratch that off your hell list of things to do. Music to gift to God, reach your Bible.

God's the one who gave it. Scratch that off of the things you might do to chill while you're

in hell. Hell is a place where it can best be defined as we said two weeks ago as the

ultimate phomo. You're going to not just have a fear of missing out. You're going to miss

out eternally because there will be nothing there that will ever remind you of the kindness

and goodness of God. There's two kinds of people in the world. Those that will say to God

at this particular moment, God, you will be done. And those that God, one day will say

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