Oh, uh,

uh, uh, uh, uh, Hello and welcome to Bible stories. We are your host, Matt Mullins.

Hello!

Hey my name is Todd Haymans.

We're two ministers slash buds who love telling the stories of the Bible

and we cannot wait to share another one with you.

Brother Matt. Yes. How are you?

I'm so good. I'm so good. I am battling through because I had for lunch today the the special at our church was a

burrito with a side of potato salad and coleslaw.

When I think burrito and sides, I go potato salad.

The classic, the classic mom and pop Mexican restaurant always features

great chips, wonderful anchaladas, and of course famous coleslaw.

So good.

When I think Tex-Mex, that's it.

But we're good.

Todd, you and I both had our leadership events this past weekend for our

respective churches for Sunday school teachers. You were on the big stage encouraging folks?

I try not to be. I typically set it up and then I get a lot of our staff to kind of be the spokespeople. I did do a prayer for the food.

I shared a little bit of some exciting things coming this fall. But pretty much I try to hand it off to our

staff to let them get a little stage time, a little spotlight time, you know, not that they're desiring it or whatever, but you know, you typically in churches who comes up on stage, the lead pastor, which they should, worship pastor, maybe some associate pastor type role that would share the

announcements or whatever else, some singers, but you know, sometimes age-graded ministers don't have a lot of that time so I try to let them shine during those times.

In your prayer, which is wonderful by the way, in your prayer for the food, were you praying for any of the classic combinations on the line like

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