It's so great to have you with us today. We love you guys. We're praying you're going to have a beautiful month of March and just speaking blessings in favor of each one of you.

This time of year is just new beginnings, new spring seasons. And so we are believing that this will be a newness of joy in your heart. So know today we are praying for you and we love you.

Thank you Lord. We bless you in this place. So the other day, Joel and I, we needed to get out a

little bit. It was in the evening and a lot of times we'll go ride bikes and get a little exercise.

So we thought, well, let's just get on our bikes and let's go out and see how far we'll go ride bikes and get a little exercise. So we thought, well, let's just get on our

bikes and let's go out and see how far we can go. We usually have a certain path that we take,

so we head it out in that direction. And we get to this one intersection, and it's a large

four-way intersection with lights governing the cars. But when we got to this main intersection,

we saw that there was about six policemen out there overriding the lights. They were actually

moving the cars through the intersection, letting the people go safely through the intersection.

And as we were waiting our turn, I was looking from a distance and I was noticing

those officers.

And I thought to myself, isn't it interesting that they can be far apart?

They're moving the cars through, but they're working in such unity together.

And they've got this communication as they're working together.

And I could see that their major goal was this, to move the people through safely, so the

traffic will flow and to keep everyone at peace.

Now, you know, through this flooding, we've had detours all over the city,

and the traffic is horrible.

So these guys were literally moving this traffic through, keeping peace.

Road rage? No. No road rage at that intersection. Nobody was telling

anyone how they felt with hand signs because those officers were doing such a good job.

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