It's the end of the year. It's the end of the year.

It's New Year's Eve.

I'm here with my buddy Pete.

And we wanted to take a couple minutes to share something very important with you guys and to thank the listeners on the Days of Noah podcast and on the millennial mustard seed for taking this voyage

with us. We're excited for what God has for the future. Pete, it's great to be with you for a

mini micro little tiny episode. Yeah, a little wrap up at the end of the year to again

thank each and every one of you out there. I say it on every intro to my show,

thanking each and every one of you out there and appreciating you. Thank you for your prayers.

Thank you for being a listener. Thank you for being a supporter. Stay with us in 2026. There's much more to come.

But yeah, Rod and I wanted to read a section from one of Chuck Mizzler's books. And I actually heard him say this entire quote. And it was so

poetic and powerful about who Christ our king is and describing him. I thought he was reading it from

somebody else, or he was quoting somebody else. But then when I read it in one of his books,

and this is actually from the book, The Rapture, Christianity's Most, let me get the exact

title here, most preposterous belief, he uses it towards the end

of the book. And I'm like, okay, so Chuck actually did come up with this, because I don't see any

quotations that he got it from anyone else. And it is so powerful about who Christ our king is.

And Rod, I actually, you know, I sent this to you and posted it around online, and I had

printed copies of it, and I read it to my family.

I had several of my family read it on Christmas, just to remember who this little child was

destined to be and as God himself in that child. So, yeah, why don't you take it away and I'll

pick it up where you leave off reading this powerful section about Our King.

Our King.

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