I was on a run. It was Valentine's Day, and because we had such a weird winter, I did not

have to have any spikes on. Normally winter runs, you're aware of ice, you're aware of snow,

but dry January in Montana bled into dry, February in Montana. And so the pavement was clear,

and I was pretty happy. The sun was there was no frost and to just to run with

normal running shoes was a strange sensation and yet it felt great I even had shorts on and about

three and a half miles into the run is when it happened I made the the strategic mistake of cutting

across some grass where I should have gone on the sidewalk. And when I hit

that grass, before I knew it, I was on the ground. I mean, it just, it was like, it happened so

quickly. There was some moisture on the grass, and it was the one spot that I, that I shouldn't

have stood running full, full steam ahead, taking taking a turn and I snapped this photo of what

was happening as I dripped my way home. It was a it was a nice red Valentine's Day for me on that

day. The Bible is clear that there are different slippery places in this world. And throughout church history, there have been theological minds that have sort of pointed or

warned us about the spots that we need to watch out.

If you put your foot here, kidado is what they say in Spanish.

Slippery, caution, right?

I mean, this is the time-proven, you know, people over and over again have slipped when they've stepped right where you're about to step.

And they're known as the seven deadly sins.

We've been for these past weeks in this series that we've called

killing you softly talking about what it's like to step on wrath, to step on gluttony, to

you have to watch out for envy. These are, you go back thousands of years. People are on the ground

bleeding. It's probably because of one of these. There's so much road rash and

carnage and pain that has entered the world as a result of these. And today we come to perhaps

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