I want you to understand with me that tomorrow when we get up, it will be a different present than right now's present.

Right now we're present here, but we can't have this tomorrow morning.

We will have now had a new present.

But this, I promise you, if you live to be 89, if you live to be 96, every single present, God has a present for you.

I want to teach you if you don't already know it what a homograph is. A homograph is one of two or more words that are spelled alike but are different in meaning or derivation or pronunciation.

Like, to bow, this would be to bow, but if you could see Annabeth, wherever she is right now,

my seven-year-old granddaughter, she has got a huge bow in her hair.

They look the same, but they are not said the same. And it may be,

they may or may not sound alike, but they have the same spelling and different meaning.

If I told you that you could tear a page out of your booklet and write on it, or that somebody might shed a tear

this weekend, I would be using words that are spelled that look exactly the same on the page,

but they mean two different things, and in these two cases, they are pronounced two different ways.

So God put a word on my heart.

This is where this all comes from.

He began stirring up current circumstances and in this current season and with these current

hurts, what in the world means the most to me right now.

And so I'm just sitting before him and I'm just taking all this down and I'm just thinking

this through and kind of scratching my head.

And I say out loud to him that you are present.

Your presence.

At the end of it all, Lord, the end of every situation,

and at the end of every day, if I were to think,

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