What's the message? What are we doing? What I don't know about you is, how long have you been leading worship?

I don't know that answer.

I don't know that answer either.

So let me count.

Let's see.

So just at fellowship.

At Orange, it's been about two years now, actually, being on staff.

Is there a particular name that you gravitate towards more than others besides the name of Jesus?

But when you say that to me now, I don't personally feel like that's something that I carry.

Does that make sense? It does make sense.

I think it just is so intriguing to me just how, like, everybody, like, the Lord has everybody on different paths, leading them all to him, though, in the sense of, like, when I think of the word authority, I never really stop to think about my authority.

Even though, like, I'm a parent, I have authority with my kids, but I never think of it like, okay, I have the authority, just like you said, to be able to do these things in Jesus' name.

And I think part of that is because I...

Like, stop to think past that because I'm so stuck on, like, his authority is so solid.

And when I listen to the song, I immediately think of the story in Matthew of the centurion soldier that he comes to him.

So one question I have is, how does understanding his authority change or should change the way we look at suffering?