Amen and amen. How we doing, church? Are we good? You got your Bible's grabble. We're going to be in Second Timothy. We're walking through this series for nine weeks. We're in Second Timothy chapter three. I love that video. The part of the reason we show that video is because Seven, who is on staff here, he is like a modern day Timothy in so many ways. He allows old dudes like me, gray beards like me, to pour into him as he pours into one more generation.

And a lot like Timothy, Timothy had to overcome a whole bunch.

And God used that in his life to propel him into the ministry that Timothy was in.

And a lot can be said of seven in the same way.

And here's what I love me. Dude, I love that young man. I love that young man. And we could not

be any more different in the way we grew up. I mean, he literally is a rapper, he's got

albums and stuff, and I listen to nothing but Johnny Cash. You understand what I'm saying?

Glory to God. And not only that, man. and stuff, and I listen to nothing but Johnny Cash. You understand what I'm saying?

Glory to God. And not only that, man, God has done a thing to knit us together forever and ever.

I got to baptize my little nine-year-old last year, and as I was sitting on the couch with her a few months before that to talk about her putting her faith in Jesus, she assured me, Daddy,

I've already done that.

And I was like, when was that, baby? Was it during one of my sermons that I'm sure you've been

listening to? Or maybe one of your mama's songs? And she said, no, sir, I was listening to Mr. Seven's

album. And during one of his songs, I put my faith in Jesus. When you know God, I can't even understand exactly what he's saying sometimes.

Too fast, you know, I'm like, whoa, slow down, all right?

And yet it was in that moment that God used his art, his art to rescue my little girl's heart for the glory of God.

Amen.

So I praise God for that, man.

A couple more things.

Before we get into it, hey, today's the Donna.

So if you're here, I guess you can't run or you're not as tough as all those people.

Hey, if you see people in pink tutus and stuff around town today, man, high five.

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