We're not going to have any stability if we hit and miss on our relationship with God while we're taking in the indoctrination of the world every day.

I got to walk it out with Jesus.

I got to walk it out.

And I got to know that wherever he leads me, he will never leave, he's never going to leave me on my own.

Thank you. I, I, We are going to talk about everything, but mostly about Jesus, because that's what we do.

And Beth, I just, I just want to say thank you. I don't know that I would be doing much of what I'm doing if you hadn't have been a forerunner.

There's, there's so many of us that feel that way. We talk about it behind your back.

I just say it to your face because you did, you made a road I didn't know was even possible. When I felt called to ministry, you weren't on

the scene yet. And I don't know I've told you this, but maybe people haven't heard this. I felt

called to ministry at 18 years old, which ironically you did too. But you weren't, you were not leading

Bible studies yet. I did not know the name Beth Moore yet. You would do that a few years later. But I didn't know what it meant. The only thing I could picture that it meant was Elizabeth Elliott. Like, I would go on the mission field. Absolutely. That was the only option. And I didn't know there was any other way. And then I saw you preach in Morristown, Tennessee at a little Baptist

church. So it had to be in the very first minutes of your public ministry because it grew from there.

But Morristown, Tennessee, at first Baptist, whatever, Morristown. And I was in the three-fourths

of the way back, and I just wept. And I was like, I think she loves Jesus like

I love Jesus. That's what I felt about you the first time I ever heard you preach. I love that.

Of all things, more so than any ability or what appears to be a skill or a talent or any kind of gifting, what I would want more than anything

would be for people to resonate with just the love of Christ and seeking Christ because

our callings look so different one from another, none of us, even as similarly as we may seem to people

looking on from the outside. Okay, they both write books. They both speak a lot at various places

and to different groups, all the things that look similarly. But when it comes down to it, it's so

individual. And we're never just a carbon copy of anyone else. We are this whole mixture of people

that God is used to pour into us as well as our experience, our own DNA, our own upbringings, all the things that go in it.

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