How are we doing, church? Doing good? All right. You look good. Grab your Bibles. I hope you brought it.

If not, there's one a free one right in front of you and take that home with you.

We're going to be in Numbers Chapter 20. Numbers Chapter 20, Make Your Way there.

We're in the fourth week of this series, greater than, that God is greater than our emotion.

And specifically what we were talking about greater than that God is greater than our emotion.

And specifically what we were talking about now is that God is greater than my anger.

So I don't even really need an introduction.

You know, all of us have some anger issues, or at least you know someone who does.

And it's funny because Gretchen and the kids are up in Virginia all week, hanging out with the grandparents and doing fun stuff, and I warned them be aware of the trains. They're coming.

And so they know about that. But it's funny because Gretchen says, what are you teaching on this week?

And I said, well, I'm teaching on anger. And she said, you're teaching on anger. I said, yeah, babe. And she said, well, at least you have a lot to talk about, right?

And it's just true.

Because I can't tell you how many times I get this question, what do you mad about?

And I'm like, what do you mean, man?

I'm not mad.

Why would you say that?

She's like, well, the way you look, I think that's just my face.

I really do. I think that's just my face. And in reality, God, that mentor me in ministry,

he taught me early on. He said, as long as you, if you teach out of your weaknesses, then you will

never run out of material, okay? And so this may not apply to you. And I am even, I'm going to share

some stuff with you that's going to make you uncomfortable, but whatever. I might even just need to work out my own stuff right here in front of you, but here we go,

all right?

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