And with that, I want to give everyone an update on Pastor J.D., especially for our church online.

And his updated status is this. He is good to go. And Lord willing, will be back in the pulpit on the 1st of December for Communion Sunday, which is next week. There will be no teaching this Thursday night due to Thanksgiving.

And remember who we're actually thanking as well, by the way. But he'll be back. And he wants to thank everyone for your prayers.

I thank you for those prayers, because as I said, whatever happens to him impacts me.

I'm not trying to be selfish. I'm just saying. But keep him in your prayers. I did see him last night.

So keep him in your prayers that he's a hundred percent cleared up and that he will come

with power and passion as he always does and providing us that good food, that manna of God's word.

Our passage for this morning's teaching will be find ourselves in the Old Testament in the book of Isaiah,

chapter 3 verses 1 through 12, which is a bit of a read but prayerfully

we will we will all get through it.

So I ask all that can stand do so for the reading of the scriptures this morning.

Old Testament we are in the book of Isaiah chapter 3 verses 1 through 12.

And the Word of God reads, for behold the Lord, the Lord of host takes away from Jerusalem and from Judah, the stock and the store,

the whole supply of bread and the whole supply of water.

The mighty man and the man of war, the judge and the prophet, and the diviner and the elder, verse three, the captain of 50 and the honorable man,

the counselor and the skillful artisan and the expert enchanter.

Verse four, I will give children to be their princes and babes shall rule over them.

The people will be oppressed every one by another and everyone by his neighbor.

The child will be insolent toward the elder and the base toward the honorable.

When a man takes hold of his brother in the house of his father saying, you have clothing, you be our ruler, and let these ruins be under your power.

In that day, verse 7, he would protest saying, I cannot cure your ills, for in my house is neither food nor clothing.

Do not make me a ruler over the people.

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