We're going to be in Hebrews chapter 11 as we have been. This is now the eighth Sunday,

and we have two more planned in this series that we've called pioneers. I don't know,

preach to you a message that uniquely God gave to me last week while I was preaching. This

doesn't always happen. In fact, I can only count a handful of occasions that it's almost like,

I don't know how to describe it other than if you had a safari or chrome browser open,

and then another window opened up in a new tab, and something was playing in the tab that you're

not in. I was preaching, and while I was preaching, God was downloading to me what I was supposed

to preach this week, so I had to rush off to write down the things He was given to me. So I wrote

this message while I was preaching the last one, but it's called the art of the exit. The art

of the exit. What is your skill level when it comes to leaving your skill level when it comes to

the art of the exit? I don't know about you, but I personally, I don't go anywhere without

thinking about how I'm going to leave. I need a strategy into getting out of things. It goes

right for me if I do not see the bride and groom get into the limo. That is a day going well. I'm

there for the cake. I'm there for the mister and missus. I'm a clap. I'm going to leave a nice gift

on that table. I'm going to make sure and get a hug with you and tell you you're so fantastic. I

don't need to see you going to your honeymoon. That's enough. That's just between you and your spouse.

I'm saying, I don't want to throw birdseed at you. I don't want to hold a sparkler. I don't

need all that. I'm already thinking, even as I'm shifting into, do you take so-and-so to be your

son? I'm already thinking, how quickly can I get into bed? That's all I've got on my mind. I want

to get in my bed. I want to go to sleep. I always have to, like, baby, do you want to ride

together? I'm trying to size you up. How long are you going to linger? You know what I'm saying?

That's take separate cars. Or if I can get a new bird or a bird scooter, true story.

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