turn with me to Jeremiah the 29th chapter again. If you weren't here with us last night,

missed a good message. Missed a good service. I say that because I think about my

grandma. My grandma's tremendous old old-school southern cook.

I don't know what I mean by that, but you don't open my can for anything.

Everything's by scratch, and she had make some of her specialties were ham and dumplings and peach cobbler and, you know, I mean, from scratch, fresh, everything.

And she'd cook half a day, you know, longer than that.

And I can see her sometimes this day over the stove and she'd go, mm, mm, that is good if I did make it myself.

And she wasn't lying.

And so as ministers, we're, you know, we don't create the ingredients, but the Lord allows us to help serve it.

And so we get to taste it before we present it.

And I'm excited about this word.

Are you?

Jeremiah 29 and 11, what does it say?

For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the Lord.

Does the Lord ever think about you?

I'm talking about you.

I'm saying, well, there's billions of people down here.

That's a great big universe.

Yeah, but he's a great big God.

He is simultaneously and continuously keeping track of the exact number of hairs on each one of our heads.

So he definitely knows about you and who you are and where you are and what's going on with you.

How can he do that?

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