Well, welcome, welcome, welcome. Welcome to the Sivan Theater. We are so glad that you are here. I want to

ask you a question that perhaps you have asked. Have you ever wondered what God is really like?

I love documentaries. Some of you know this, and I've been

watching a lot of documentaries, to the point of kind of nauseam and to the point of kind of being

a little bit agitated and annoyed, particularly as it comes to the subject of God. Because many

people in power today, they speak for God, and sometimes they misrepresent God.

Do you see how nice I was there?

I really edited myself to be very positive and nice.

And so as a result, we are lost around the idea of who is God. And what is he really like?

What is his mood? What is his nature? What is his tone? What does his face look like? What is the

expression on his countenance? Can I know who God really is?

There are things that you have to have,

that I bet you wouldn't have to have anymore

if you knew God really, really loved you and was proud of you.

And that leads me to one of my favorite movies of all time.

And that is The Little Mermaid. Is anybody old enough to remember The Little Mermaid?

I want to be where the people are. I want to be where there.

I literally hate you guys. I remember when the Little Mermaid came out. All right, Judah, we get it. We get it. There's a character. She's a little

mermaid. It's a cartoon. Her name is Ariel.

And if you know her story, she starts to get infatuated with life on the surface.

Humans.

She's half human, half mermaid, I don't know, half fish.

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