Well, I had a sermon yesterday.

I thought, I always get, I think God just has a sense of humor.

I really, really do.

I think he really, really has a greater sense of humor than any of us ever know.

Because I thought, I, this is so wonderful, Lord.

You gave me a sermon several days in advance.

This is just wonderful.

And then I got up this morning, he said, that ain't it.

So I said, okay, what is it? What is it? So I got another one. And I think this one is better.

It's always better when it's, you know, the right thing. So the title of it is, who gets miracles?

Ooh, I liked it too.

That's what I thought when he told me.

I thought, yeah, I liked that.

And so just right instantly, he gave me just ten examples that we all know.

It's not complicated.

But I wanted to put them and bring us to what we do sometimes with Bible stories is we religiousize them.

Do you know what I mean by that?

We don't think about them as if they were like today.

And so we don't get all of them what we should get out of them.

And we don't put them like they were in here and now.

So I just want us to look at some of these stories that we all know and put them like

they were just here and now, like they were happening today.

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