Who, baby.

He's a good God, isn't he?

Man, we serve a good one.

I don't even know what those people serving wood and stones and all kinds of other things.

We don't want them to mess out.

We're going to keep preaching this gospel.

We're going to keep talking about how good he is until they hear it and say, hey, what's up with that? I think he's, he must be good

because he's real and alive too. Real and alive is way better than wood and stone. Right?

We don't need, no, I'm not going to say that. Glory to God. Open your Bibles to Mark 16.

We've been talking in recent times about mercy, and tonight we're going to go along those lines

and stay with the things that God would want us to see.

You know, we were talking about how sometimes we've shrunk the word mercy down to a place

to where we devalued it almost, to where we took away from it,

where God would try to get kindness to us, he couldn't do it.

Because, you know, all we had was a small vision of mercy, and we increase our vision of who God is

when we increase our vision of mercy and the things of God, the mercy of God, the grace of God, the love of God.

These are things that are huge.

And in fact is, they're so big.

You know, I was thinking, I don't know who told me this one time,

but they told me how little of a human brain we actually use.

You know, and I forget what it was, less than 20%,

or maybe even less than that, I have no idea. But I think that that could be true so much of the Word of God and the goodness of God

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