Hey my friends, it's Matt. This is the 10 minute Bible hour podcast. The other day is we

were cruising through Matthew 26 together. I don't remember what part we were looking at. Oh yeah we were cruising through Matthew 26 together. I don't even remember what part we were looking at.

Oh yeah, we were talking about when the disciples fell asleep in the Garden of Gatsemini as Jesus was like, hey,

you know, come pray. And I don't know, what came to mind was just the fact that this would be the last time

that they would ever be together and then I remembered I don't know if you

recall this or not I remembered some stupid meme that I saw on the internet and I think it depicted the

kids from the sandlot I don't know because this is weird as much as I like culture

I've never actually seen the sandlot I've just absorbed a lot of those details

osmotically over time, whatever. But the meme was basically saying like, just think about this. None of you knew the last time you went out to play with all of your friends in the neighborhood,

that that would be the last time that you would go out and play with all of your friends in the neighborhood.

Life is divided up into these little chapters that you sort of feel when you're in it, but it can be

hard to tell the lines between them.

Some of those lines are really distinctive.

Like I went to college after my senior year of high school and I remember what it was like to go and get dropped off and now I am in college.

That was very distinct. I walked down an aisle to the sound of bagpipes to go and meet the love of my life and then I was married.

That was a new chapter.

My wife gave birth to my beautiful daughter in our bedroom with the help of a lady who was kind enough to be there to deliver a kid and out came my little girl and my first impulse was I need to show

her the world and also like she looks cold I got to put something on her and in that

instant I just flipped from I have no idea what it would be like to be a dad to whoa I'm a dad now okay

I don't totally get it but game on new chapter but a bunch of other chapters, they just happen, they sneak up on you.

There's one conversation or one drive or one little moment or maybe one yes or maybe one tragedy or maybe one stupid decision.

So not all chapter breaks are hard breaks or clearly observable in the moment. Some of them you kind of figure out after the fact.

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