Howdy and welcome to the Breakaway podcast. Thanks for listening.

Breakaway is a Bible study recorded on the campus of Texas A&M University.

Today's message is from Breakway's executive director, Timothy Ateak.

We hope you enjoy the message. Well, howdy?

Hey, hey, good evening.

It's great to be corn streaming into your living room tonight.

I know that tonight just feels different even than the last two weeks.

With breakway worship in one location, I'm in a different location actually pre-recording this message.

It's still daylight outside. But even with things

feeling different, I love the fact that we can still gather together and lift up the name

of Jesus together. And I'm so excited for what God has in store for us tonight as we step back

in to Psalm 23. Before we get there, let me just say this. As I was preparing for this

message, I was reminded of a movie that I saw in 2010 called 127 hours. 127 hours is a movie that

tells the real life true story of a guy named Aaron Ralston who was hiking in Utah. And while hiking, he dislodged a

boulder and that boulder came down in just the most unfortunate but perfect way to pin his right

arm to a canyon wall. And so Aaron Ralston was stuck or trapped, pinned with his arm against

that canyon wall for about 127 hours or roughly five days. And as I thought about that movie,

I just thought, you know what? I've never had my right arm pinned to a canyon wall. But I now know what

it feels like to be stuck, unable to go anywhere.

That's kind of the situation that we're in right now.

All of us in a lot of ways, we're just stuck.

We can't go where we want to go.

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