Do you guys remember those safety speeches you got if you grew up in the 80s or 90s or hang I don't know what happened in the 70s

but maybe it was in the 70s too where you'd have a school assembly and somebody would

come in and they'd be really nice their eyebrows would go up in the middle and they'd be like

all right kids you can trust me and here's some things you got to look out for and

you remember them telling you about the candy van? I assume that's where the

meme came from but they'd be like some people like they've been trying to lure the kids

into vans with candy and then those kids get taken away so like you know look

up for strangers, stranger danger, they point yell about thing and there were

always instructions about like if somebody

pulls up and they're in a van with tinted windows and they got candy in there and

you're like I'm supposed to be waiting for my mom and they're like oh your

mom told me to come get you. Like don't do it only if you really literally hear from your mom

should get in there. I remember all of that stuff. I still think about it to this day. Apparently it got

through the armor for me. I feel like we're running into a similar situation in

Matthew chapter 24 with the way this outline is unfolding in this all of that

discourse about how time is going to unfold. The disciples, understandably, they just want

to know what the deal is.

Jesus is telling him he's going to die and he's going to be brought back to life and that they're going to be on their own.

They have all this responsibility.

And it does feel like they're a little bit on broken glass kind of tiptoeing around because they don't want to ask stupid questions, but at the same time, like that's kind of a lot.

So the whole future, the kingdom, the whole enterprise is going to be on our shoulders and I don't know if you've noticed but we're idiots

so if you could just give us a few more details that'd be really helpful and understandably some of the details

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