Good, good, good, good.

And something else I wanted to touch base on, you know, I often ask people, have you read your chapter?

Are you reading your chapter?

Or how do you read your chapter?

Because I like to know if people understand what Keith is saying sometime and how he's talking and explaining things.

You know, because communication is a very fun thing sometimes.

If you're a leader and you communicate something to people, it's like, where did they get that from?

You know, you say one thing and they go six miles in a different direction than what you said.

So I want to try to explain to you what he means by read your chapter.

What he means is as soon as you can as a couple,

if you're married, get your Bible out, turn to, what is our chapter tomorrow?

Huh? Exodus 14 or something like that. Something around.

Some of you don't have a clue.

Now that's really sad.

Exodus 14.

Okay.

So get your Bible out.

Turn to Exodus 14 with your spouse and with your kids.

Not Exodus 13.

Not Exodus 16, Exodus 14, read it out loud. And what Keith and I usually do is one of us will read one day, one of us will read the next day, and we read

that one chapter together. And then we talk about one chapter together.

And then we talk about that chapter together.

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