And I immediately tried to change it.

Don't do that.

I had one of those experiences where I was thinking in my head,

got way up here, and I thought, Lord, you know, that,

first of all, the first half of that,

victim or victory, really is not the correct grammar

that you'd say my mother was an English teacher, is an English,

well, she was, she's retired, she's still with us, but she was an English teacher, is an English, well she was,

she's retired, she's still with us, but she was an English teacher. And so I hear that. And then

the second part was I thought you sounded really preachy, you know, like you, you. But I had one of

those moments, almost distinctly, you know, when distinctly inside of you on an audible voice,

but the Lord said, that's not what I said.

And you means mankind, which includes you, me.

So, you know, we're going to do exactly what he said, and we're going to leave it exactly the way he said it.

So we're going to, that's a good thing.

So if you're writing it down, it's victim or victory, and you choose is all caps,

and it matters. It matters. So write it down correctly in your notes, and they'll get it right.

And right before service, it was funny. I won't name any names, but I got a text. Are you sure that's

what you meant the title to be? That's the title, just like it says, just like it it says when you hear something from the Lord you do

exactly what he says doesn't matter how weird it is or what we've learned you do it exactly as

he says so it's going to be good but we've talked over the past few months about choices and how choices

that we make impact what God is able to do on our behalf.

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