Well, we're in the Gospel of John.

And I love this section of scripture.

We tapped into it on Sunday.

But I'm reminded as I approached John chapter 14,

there's no problem in this life that I'm experiencing right now,

presently or ever really.

And I think about this often.

There's no problem that I have that the rapture will not solve.

The rapture of the church will solve every problem that we can ever imagine.

You know, it's funny how we get so myopic in this world.

And one of the things we talked about, you know, Sunday is having a heavenly mindset,

an eternal mindset. That's what John chapter 14 will do for us, remind us of that eternal

mindset and the rapture of the church will be brought up tonight in our section. And the hope of

heaven. We talked about that on Sunday. You know, James chapter 4 verse 14 tells us

that life is even just a vapor. And it's amazing how fast life zooms by. And especially the older

you get it. It's like an exponential thing where you just realize, wow, life is zipping by.

But if you're, if this is all you have,

this hope in this life, what a horrible thing. The older you get, it almost seems mean.

If, if this is all there is, then you die and you're buried six feet under, if this is all,

that seems almost mean that the cosmos would, you know, make it seem like life sings by faster and faster until the day you die and then you feel like you missed out and

life is just a waste of time.

But the Christian, it's great that life goes faster and faster because your knees hurt

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