Everybody, what is going on? You know what time it is. You're listening to Join the Journey podcast

with your host, Emma Daughter. What is up, everyone? Welcome back to another episode of Join the Journey.

Obviously, I am not Emma Daughter. I am Will McClory. I'm one of the student pastors here at Watermark.

I serve with our high school ministry Shoreline. and I'm so excited to be here today to talk

with you about Numbers 9.

And I am joined with a student of ours, a senior named Jackson Hal.

What's up, Jackson?

Hey, guys, it's great to be here.

Jackson, and why don't you tell us a little bit about yourself, man?

Where do you go to school?

Where are you going to school next year where do you serve at watermark just tell us something about yourself all right uh i'm a senior

at lake islands right now i'm going to be attending the texas anm university engineering hopefully

computer science and i currently serve in the preschool ministry here at watermark and basically

just babysitting babies come on not babysitting dude you're dude. You're training them, man. You're training them. But, hey, I would

love, I wish we could spend this podcast talking about Jackson's story because he has just such

an amazing story. But due to time and due to the fact that he has so many great observations

about Numbers 9, I want to encourage you to go to the Watermark students

podcast where Jackson was a guest and he talked about why it is important to confess your sin.

And he told a lot of his story in there. And so I really want you to go listen to Jackson,

share his story in that podcast. But today, like I said, Jackson has a lot of great observations.

In fact, he has three observations from chapter 9. We're going to talk about the second

Passover, the institution of continuing to just celebrate Passover. And then the delayed

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