So glad that you're here.

Definitely want to shout out our social global family that's watching from around the world

and all of our inmates who are watching on Pando right now.

God's presence cannot be limited to a space or a building wherever you are.

He's got a word for you today and I'm ready to preach it. I'm going to preach it,

and then we're going to go watch the Cowboys defeat these jets. I prayed last week.

You saw the prayers of the righteous. Veileth much. So we got to keep praying, especially

in playoff season. Hallelujah. Mark chapter two, Mark chapter two.

I want to look at what is perhaps one of my favorite passages of scripture, especially

in the gospels.

Mark chapter two.

And I want to look at verses 1 through 12, the gospel according to Mark, chapter number two,

and we'll read down to verse number 12.

When you're ready to read it, say I'm ready.

If you're not ready and you need some time, say, hold up.

Okay, I hear you. I hear you. Mark chapter two, right after Matthew, there is Mark.

If you're in Ephesians, you went too far. If you're in the Old Testament, you haven't been to church

in a while, but there is no condemnation. It's all good. It says a few days later, when Jesus again entered Copernum, the people heard that he had come

home. And they gathered in such large numbers that there was no room left, not even outside

the door. It's his standing room only, and he preached the word to them.

Some men came bringing to him a paralyzed man carried by four of them. Since they could not get

him to Jesus because of the crowd, they made an opening in the roof above Jesus by digging

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