Oh yeah, I'm tired, I'm tired and I need a break. Jimmy's tired. He needs a break and

we're going to take spring break for ourselves. We're going to do it. Here's the thing.

It's been a crazy season and a crazy week and weekend for us. A lot's going on. You guys know

about a lot of it. We'll share more as we go on. But, man, I'm recording this on a Sunday.

Just had, you know, great worship experience. Everything's good. Get to see all of our people.

But we are wiped and we talked about it and we thought, you know what? We need to, we

actually need to take a break from everything. So there's not going to be weekday wisdom.

There's not going to be any of that stuff going on. But when we come back, we're going to

start going through the first London confession, the first London confession. Because here's,

listen, we were the first, we're obviously, we were the first to do the second London. We're going

through the second London confession. We're doing that. We did every paragraph, every chapter. We

did that. And now everybody's doing that, right? Because they're going to follow the joyful.

You know what they're not doing? First London confession. That's right. That's what we're

going to do. We're going to do the first London confession. So actually, I want to encourage you to

get Jim Renahan's book, Symbolics number one, Baptist Symbolics number one for the vindication

of truth. That is a great walkthrough of the first London confession. So get that because in a week,

when we come back, we're going to hit the ground, run in with first London confession, 1644,

then 1646 and changes and what was wrong with anything is wrong. There's a couple of things

that weren't so great about it. Like, when are we going to get into it? It's going to be good,

but it's going to be applicable and it's going to be experiential just like always. Thank you

for understanding that we're taking a week off. We need it so bad. I'll tell you what, we need it

so bad. Jimmy's here. He's just not on the mic. He's just sitting there. He's not even looking at

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