Good morning, good morning, good morning.

Good morning, everyone, and welcome back to another mornings with the Masters.

We're devot ourselves to the Lord daily with you.

If it sounds like I'm whispering, it's because I am.

The whole household is asleep but me.

And I wanted to use this time to get in the word and do devotional and share it with you all.

And yeah, so, but I'm also just trying to be a little quiet. But if you missed yesterday's,

definitely recommend that you go back and check that out. We are going to be doing numerous.

Wow. Okay. We're going to be doing new morning mercies as well as some Bible map plans for this month of December. However, I also have our really, really sweet Advent book with us. Tori and I bought it from this family. I think we bought on eBay or Etsy or something. We'll make sure there's a link in the description, but we're going to read the small excerpt each day for the first 25 days

of this month for Advent. And it's a sweet little thing. I just wanted to include it. It feels very

sweet. But yesterday's devotional. I mentioned kind of why. Yeah, so I'm going to read, I'm going to

reread day one and then read day two. So I'm going to open up these little doors if you're watching

on YouTube. It says this, God sent the angel Gabriel to Mary in the village of Nazareth.

The angels said, greetings, the Lord has blessed you and is with you.

Day two, you will give birth to a son and you are to name him Jesus.

He will be called the son of the Most High and will reign forever.

His kingdom will never end.

And yeah, so we'll be doing that each day.

It's a really, really sweet tradition that we're

picking up. So the devotional says this. We don't talk about it much. It doesn't find this way

into our theological outlines. It's not the typical way we think about our Redeemer. Yet,

it is an observation that not only gives you hope, but defines for you what your

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