If you have your Bible, hold it up, hold it up.

Let's see it, Bible drill on Mother's Day.

Turn with me to Psalm 127, Psalm 127.

You know, it's so cool that Courtney just read Psalm 126

because Michael started this gathering, reading Psalm 128.

And now I'm gonna quickly read Psalm 127. And you might just hear that

and ask yourself, did you guys plan that? And the answer is yes. Yeah, we talked about it

extensively. Psalm 127, right in the middle of your Bible, written by Solomon, the son of David, wisest man in the Old Testament.

Psalm 127, verse 1, if you're there, say I'm there.

Nashville, are you serious right now?

Those are the lamest I'm there I've ever heard.

Guys, I'm not in town, often. If you're there, say I'm there.

Let's go. Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labor in vain. Unless the Lord watches

over the city, the guards stand watch in vain. In vain, you rise early and stay up late,

toiling for food to eat, for he grants sleep to those he loves children are a

heritage from the lord offspring a reward from him like arrows in the hands of a warrior are children born in one's

youth blessed is the man whose quiver is full of them they will not be put to shame when they contend

with their opponents in court. This is the

word of the Lord. Psalm 127 points to this idea of vanity in attempting to build something without God's

hand being involved. And what Solomon does is he goes, hey, you could have all the materials and

workers you want for a house. Anybody ever built a brand new house from like the dirt, buying the lot

to seeing it come to fruition? You know, there's a lot that goes into that. A lot of planning, a lot of

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