Hello, my friends. I gotta take a deep breath on this one. This is the Robcast episode 280.

This episode is a sermon. It's called Till No Space is Left. And I actually, I was really

struggling with what I even to do in episode because of some things that have happened

in the past couple of days. I was just sort of cooked, just didn't have a whole lot to say.

You know what I mean? But I've been working on this sermon for the past week from the

Book of Isaiah. Isaiah was a Hebrew prophet, wrote, spoke in the 700s BC. There are probably

actually three Isaiah's that are all form one book and it comes in like multiple places

geographically where the Book of Isaiah comes from. We'll get into all that in a minute.

So I've been working on this sermon this week. And then, well, I'm sure you're like me.

At some point you saw the video of George Floyd and your shocked, sad, angry at another

one of these videos of police brutality and the racism that animates it and all of the

issues that are bound up in that. But then yesterday afternoon in our neighborhood was

this protest, a peaceful protest organized by our friends at Black Lives Matter. And I

mean, oh, I can't even imagine how many people. I mean, it was massive and it was somber

and defiant and inspiring and all, I mean, families, all ages. And it like literally just

passed by right at the end of our street. So I'm sure you saw footage of all the different

protests going on around the world, the LA one. There was one downtown and then one in

our neighborhood here. And it was just, I mean, it's heavy and, and you know, it weighs

on the heart. And yet to see everybody coming out and standing together like this was so

moving. And then by yesterday afternoon, everything changed. And just behind where I was

marching, honestly, the police antagonized a group of people. And then from there, it

turned dark fast. And then there were the police firing the rubber bullets. And then they

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