Hey, I'm Matt. This is the 10 minute Bible hour podcast and I got a question for you.

I know that there are some of you who listen to this who have no debt.

Maybe you've never even known what debt was like.

I do not resent you for that. Good for you, that is awesome.

But I would guess that the majority of you know what debt is like and that the majority of

you know what debt feels like right now.

Have you ever sat around and just fantasized what it would be like if all of that went away?

If there was some general amnesty or declaration that somehow wouldn't destroy the very economy that you want to

participate in when you get out of debt, but somehow just all your debt vanished.

A benefactor, a stroke of the pen, a meteor, I don't know what it would take, but it just all goes away.

If you have debt, how can you not think about it?

Because it's this big, gigantic thing that just sits right there and it stands between you and

how you want life to be, and sometimes you can't help. that just all

sits right there and it stands between you and how you want life to be and sometimes you can't help

but thing like how what is just all the stuff that I could do or that life could look like

if I didn't have this obligation on me all the time and maybe some of you have got to a place where you

actually got to shut down your debt and like there it's over it's done it's retired

now what do I do and you feel like Tom Hanks at the end castaway when you're at that intersection and you're like my whole life is open before me

How will things be now? I think we got a situation in Matthew chapter 9 where you've got a dude who is experiencing exactly that.

How many times in this guy's life had he thought about two things?

What would it be like as a guy who's been paralyzed since forever if my legs worked. What could I do? What could I achieve? What

could life look like? These suckers take this for granted. They don't know what they have.

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