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Sherry went to a show where it was like this Christian show, but they had people on stage and sight and sounds, what's called?

Sight and sound, yeah, and they had the story of samson

but then they started talking about everyone in the quote unquote it's called the hall of faith

i think is what they call it in hebrews the book of hebrews yeah there's a part of the bible where

the writer of hebrews is lifting up all these people is like look at them they're faith heroes

basically and in the play they go through great extent to tell you how really, quote, unquote, shabby the life of each person was.

These weren't people that you would naturally lift up to a moral, you know, oh, my goodness, look at them.

To a person, they were failure.

Yep.

They were.

Yep. Each person was a failure yep they were yep each person was yeah was a failure

totally and uh somehow we got this idea in our head that if we if we are guilty of something horrific

or even not horrific but we just know what's wrong that that disqualifies us somehow and they like're saying, they went to great links in the Bible to show,

look how messed up this person is.

And yet, it's God.

And it's His grace.

And I believe a lot of times we discount it because we want to be good.

But if I can accept the fact that it's His grace, then he gets all the glory.

And I get none of it because I don't deserve it anyway.

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