Hey, what's going on, everybody? Thank you so much for joining this week's message from Zoe Church.

We are a community in Los Angeles that is all about the person and the message of Jesus.

Thank you for listening to this week's sermon.

My wife, Pastor Julia, is preaching a wonderful message as we kick off a brand new series called Mindful. We're getting rid of some of

our toxic thinking and we're replacing it with the thoughts that God has for us. We are kicking off

a new series this week. It's a three-part series. So stick around. It's only going to get better because, you know, I'm the micro

communicator. Is that what I am? The main communicator will be back next week. Yes. If you hear

some loud noises from the front row, I asked on Mother's Day for, there would be no fighting in my home and that my

boys would sit in church this morning. So, yes. So it's going to be a quick message today. And

if you hear some loud amends, we have some proud kids. But boys, I'm really

thankful for you guys. Thank you for, I know, thank you for just being such amazing boys.

You make me so proud. I'm grateful for how you love one another. I notice that you

guys are sitting with adults in between you right now. But I love you guys and we'll get some good

brunch later, okay? No, okay. We're off to a great start. But I want to share and dive into this new series that we're kicking off called Mindful. And maybe you're new to our community and you are joining us for the first time or first time in a long time. Let me just tell you that

we serve a good father who cares not only about our spiritual health, about our physical

health, but he cares about our mental health, our soul health. And I'm just

of the belief that if we can get our thinking right, we can get our living right. And I don't

know where you're at in your mindfulness journey or your mental health journey,

but I'm excited to talk for the next 30 minutes about tools.

I love that subtitle.

There are tools to transform a toxic mindset.

Wow, that makes me sound professional. I will give the caveat that I am not

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