We welcome you now to a true church perspective with Pastor G. Craig Lewis.

But it's their stuff. They do whatever they want to. We using it, renting it, whatever the case.

Day is going to come where folks going to have to come to the church to hear the gospel

and I'm fine with that J. Brian I'm ready for that now I'm ready for that now just come to the church

all right but anyway I'm going to do this message and got a video montage at the beginning of this. But look at somebody

that say the callous heart. It's very important that we understand that the condition of

our heart will dictate the condition of our life. All of our lives are dictated by what's in our heart that's why I preach the way I preach

you can't walk around this church with something in your heart because it's going to

manifest in an inopportune time and then you're going to want to leave amen if something is in your heart you need to check

it with god make sure you expose your heart to god and say god is my heart calloused y'all know

what a callous is right y'all know what a coin is same thing almost callous corn same thing kind

but yeah you know it's just you know if you weren't shoes that's too tight and you

wearing them a long time and your toe is hitting the side of that shoe your body's's going to flag it and say, you know what?

He going to keep wearing these.

So I need to build up a defense mechanism to protect his crusty toe from hitting the side of this shoe.

So it just starts growing an extra layer of protection.

Skin over it.

Scan over it, skin over it, skin over it to protect it so that it'll dull the pain but the the mistake is you get comfortable with the corn

instead of solving the shoe solution the shoe problem amen and that's what we do with our hearts our hearts you know we because of what we're going through because of what we're dealing with because of what people did to us or whatever our heart gets cat we grow skiing over that so we can be tougher and we can deal with we feel we can deal with certain things but we never dealt with what really hurt us.

And corns rip and break open, I mean calluses.

You know, folks, foot just crack.

That skin gets so rough and tough.

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