Well, let's get to it.

Would you turn to, well, we finished, by the way, the book of Acts on Wednesday night,

which is pretty exciting.

And now that means, da, da, da, da, we're in the book of Romans.

So that's great.

That's a big, big thing here.

Why don't you turn to Romans chapter one?

If you're just joining us, we go verse by verse, chapter by chapter, book by book through the Bible.

We don't skip a book or a chapter.

And I just, I'm going to start with these words for you with the book of Romans.

Buckle up.

The reason I say buckle up, well, we live in a Mamby, Pambi, snowflake, wimpy, woke special interests,

blah, blah, blah, society. And I'm just going to say, it's always interesting. When I teach the

Bible, I get everybody mad. I have conservatives mad at me. I have liberal people mad at me.

I have all these people mad and they, you know, rant and they, Brett, you're a liberal.

Some people say, Brett, you're a conservative. And, and I always say, nope, nope, nope, I'm a Bible lover.

I love the Bible. I believe the Bible. It's God's Word. And if you're going to accuse me,

you're just all, one person actually, Brett, you're just too into the Bible and I said, guilty is charged.

Guilty, guilty, guilty. I love the Bible. It is God's word. I believe it to be every word is

inspired by God and it's all to be taken literally unless it's specified that you don't take that

literally. Like there's some beautiful figurative things in the Bible and there's some really key areas that kind of give us the sort of the ping and it says,

this is something you should take figuratively. But I've never been sad to take the Bible literally,

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