How significant is this?

Well, as I was telling them, you know, 2010 was really the last time that I can remember, you know, having the opportunity to go as far as y'all did.

We took a team, and we had four kids that were from Brookstone, and then my son was playing.

My wife was actually the president of the league, so we were really deep into Little League, and my heart's always going to be with Little League because travel ball wasn't really that big.

back then and we started out just like you guys.

We went and won District 8.

We had to win over at Northern.

Yeah, I don't know.

Pretty special.

Yeah, I woke up this morning, guys, and just got an email.

Hey, you need to show up at work.

Be there by 645 or else you never know what could happen.

So

here we are.

It's good to see you guys.

We know

[laughs]

[laughs] No, I'm joking.

I'm joking.

Jason Beringer, the great one, he needed a day off this morning, and I figured, hey, when I can give it, especially before the football season, I'm gonna do it for Jason.

And, and why not? I love to get to talk with you guys and hear how passionate you guys are about this as well.

So, uh, grateful that I could be here with you guys once again.

This time I actually showed up, as you referenced.

That's just my question.

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There seems to be a spirit of fear that sweeps through the church.

In my history of being saved, about every five to seven years, something new sweeps through the church and it paralyzes so many people.

What do I mean by that? Something happens in the world, a war, a pandemic, economic uncertainty, conflict in the Middle East, and suddenly believers begin to wonder if everything around us is falling apart.

Social media explodes.

Prophecy videos start to multiply.

And fear tends to start masquerading itself as discernment.

Church,