How many of you even know what we're talking about in here on Sunday mornings?

I did something I said I'd never done before and I did a two series.

I started one on Friday night and I started one on Sunday morning.

And Keith is just laughing at me when I'm driving here in the mornings.

He said, are you still doing a series?

And I said, yeah.

And so he's laughing and laughing.

So I said, just laugh on, buddy.

You know, but I said, you'll get to hear it sometime, you know.

But he doesn't, you know.

So, but anyway, he preached one of mine, part of mine Friday night.

He said, I ain't going to give you any credit for it.

So I said, go for it.

But here we are.

The title is, so now we're called Christians.

And I don't like to ever assume with people that help me or people that are around

or people that work for me or people that come to church or anything, that they know anything.

I don't like to assume that I know

what they know. So I like to tell them what they know. Then I don't have to wonder. You know that?

Then you don't have to wonder what they know because you already told them what they know. Okay?

So if we start out and I know what you know, then I don't

never have to wonder what you know. Does that make sense? Okay, so that's why I don't,

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