I'm here because I went out to those villages this week in Harrison, and I took some food boxes.

We were giving them out to people, and some people said, no, don't give them to us.

There's two invalid ladies that live in that house down the road, and they can't get out here to the street to ask for anything, but they're hungry, and they need them more than we do.

Please take them to them.

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or finally settling in, we've got an exciting new episode plan for you. So let's dive in to today's show. Hey, everybody. Welcome to another edition of the victim mark show. I've got a dear friend,

really, really good friend, colleague, brother and the Lord, fellow warrior.

And I mean, we've spent time in places together that would qualify that statement from Iraq.

I mean, some hot and heavy places around the globe.

And I, gosh, I just thought about the Darien Gap cruising up that river at flood stage with rain and a thunderstorm that could make Noah proud.

And then down in Columbia.

But I'm talking about Chuck Oton.

Many of you know him as he's part.

We call him our associate team member.

He works with us.

But I say this, Chuck, not to blow, you know, smoke up your skirt.

You're really a true quiet professional who does things. I mean, we all use social media to try to get the word out

for prayer effectiveness, support. But man, you're just day and day out. People don't know,

but maybe 5% of who you're on what you do. And as a matter of fact,

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