Welcome to Karen Uters.

And last time I sat with this gentleman.

I don't say we got off track because I think we're on on track.

We're heading to something.

We started this with a series

on the book of Revelation and we still haven't gotten really cracked the book at all. Because along

the way, I guess it's like Paul to Damascus, we are stopped with having to confront something

different. So last time we met, we talked briefly about this book of Matthew, but we talked more

about the serendipity of me asking you about Matthew 24 and that you were actually studying it.

So did that like to get into the actual text and why it's important as a prelude or maybe it is not

a prelude? I don't know. Let me welcome the right

Reverend Dr. Frederick Haynes I,

Haynes, the third. Hello. Hello, hello, Karen Hunter. I got to go here to

see you Broadway. That lovely picture. Black History Month, you are a history maker and a game changer.

Congratulations. And just thank you for being you. Okay. So thank you. What he's talking about during

Black History Month, Sirius XMMMM, had a billboard in the middle of Broadway,

and I had to go see it myself. I actually drove on a Saturday. And it was a brilliant, beautiful Saturday. It was crowded. It was like a choir out there right under the billboard. I couldn't make this up. But it was, it was on rotation. So they had several other hosts up there, and I was one of them.

And it was, you know, it was nice.

It was nice.

Well, I don't get swept up in it. You already know. But it was nice to see them recognize because I know every day what I do. Because I'm with the people. So I know what we do. Yeah. We're seeing it up there on Broadway right in the middle.. I thought it was going to be off. No, it was like smack. It was huge. I was like, hey, that. And I'm talking to the security guy. I said, that's me. That's me up there. And he was like, where? I was like, oh, look up. Yeah. So it was, it was nice. Thank you for that. And thank you, Sirius X-N for recognizing that we do the thing that we do. But is this space? And I'm not like most proud, but I'm so happy to have an opportunity to have these off-mite conversations in a space where we can suss this out because we got to work out our salvation with fear and trembling,

they say. But I feel like we're in a period of time when we're going to have to figure this

out or we won't be here. That's how serious it feels to me. That's right. So this book, Matthew,

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