Her doctor, he came rushing in, he said, Mildred, what are you doing?

And she said, I died.

And he said, I know you did.

I pronounced you.

This is touched by heaven, everyday encounters with God. Those moments when heaven and

earth collide and God shows his hand. Shoots off the flare gun, if you will, saying I'm right here,

right now, could be through a divine intervention, an encounter with an angel, miraculous healings

in a myriad of different ways. He says, I'm with you, right here, right now. I'm your host, Trapper Jack.

I saw a thing, actually, a study that said, speaking in front of a crowd is considered the number

one fear of the average person. I found that amazing. Number two was death. Death is number two?

This means to the average person, if you have to be at a funeral you would rather be in the casket than doing the eulogy i love that joke love it from jerry seinfeld oh if it were only true it It's not. We fear death much more, don't we?

We don't trust God all that much. I think this is one area of faith where we just don't trust God

all that much. Even though he sends us all the signs in the world, we've still got that

little bit of Woody Allen in us. So I'd like to ask, how is your relationship with death now?

My relationship with death remains the same. I'm strongly against it.

And, you know, what's that saying? Everyone wants to get to heaven, but nobody wants to die to get there.

We don't trust God.

Face it, there's a part of you.

There's a part of me.

Doesn't quite trust God all the way with his timing, who he takes, when he takes.

The timing of it all, whether it's taking us or a loved one, we, it's like, are you sure

you know what you're doing? And yet we have all these

...