The message this week is a little different in that I'm going to preach on the last week.

It's called the last week of Jesus' life. And I'll tell you where it came from, but just to let you

know next weekend as far as I know, because I'm not the boss, but as far as I know, I'm going to preach on the last day of his life next weekend.

All right? So I've been thinking about this for about a month.

But here's something that caused me to think about this being the last week of Jesus life,

and this weekend is where we, when we celebrate Palm Sunday, and we'll talk about that.

But here's something that kind of get excited about if you didn't think about it or didn't see any social posts that I did this week.

This past Monday is the one year anniversary of the helicopter ride. So one year anniversary of God saving my life. So I had a good week, you know.

So I just, you know, so I've been celebrating that. I drove by Baylor Hospital and went, no I didn't do that.

You know, I'm not, I actually said thank you you and I and again we should always thank our first

responders and our medical professionals because they do a great job

I actually made a mistake and the guy just graciously forgave me.

The member of our church I introduced you as the helicopter pilot,

you remember that I introduced you and said, well, he was actually the helicopter pilot. You remember that? I introduced you and said, well he was actually the

helicopter paramedic, not the pilot. He's actually the paramedic that gave me the

medicine that saved my life. He gave me medicine that shut down the blood to my extremities so the blood would still go to my organs.

And when I, but he said I could see though how you got mixed up because you were a little out of it that day.

So he was gracious to me.

So, but this, about a week before the anniversary, it was scheduled months in advance to

preach our staff in Staff Chapel.

And so the message the Lord gave me was, are you ready to die?

And I asked the staff two questions that I'm going to ask you at the end of this message.

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