in the way that you like to receive feedback, or even for other entrepreneurs and founders out there, what do you think is one of the best ways to actually collect feedback, not take it personal, and then also utilize it to your advantage to help grow your company?

Yeah, that's a great question.

I think, like I said before, feedback is super, super crucial to build your business.

Like this is how I've done it from the tech companies that I've worked at, as well as the hospitality side.

Right.

And now the health and wellness, I think is even more crucial feedback because you're ingesting a product.

It has a flavor profile.

I'm curious too, as somebody who's been collecting feedback and whatnot, how do you discern what feedback should actually be implemented or not? I'm assuming it's probably based on percentages or numbers, right? Like it's probably something obvious, but I'm just curious if there's anything you do differently to really like know if the feedback makes sense or not.

I hope you enjoy this message.

Well, good morning, West Shore.

How's it going, everyone? That was pretty tough.

That was tough summer.

That was summer vibes.

How's it going, everyone? Good morning.

So glad you're in church today.

to you again.

to us?

Today we're going to talk about how Abraham was tested by God and how he remained faithful to those tests, spoiler alert.

If you're taking notes today, the title of my message is Abraham's Final Exam.

Abraham's Final Exam.

I'm not going to take too much time here to recap all of Abraham's story, but God called Abraham into a journey of faith.

Abraham's very first interaction with God in the Bible was actually him being tested, if you can believe it.

You'll notice in this passage, Abraham is called Abram, and this was his name before God changed his name and confirmed that promise with him.

availability to God.