Just give him all the glory.

Some ways to apply this in your life, you write the vision down, you make it plain.

And in Habakkuk 2, it mentions that.

And we don't forget, if we write it down, then we won't forget it in the dark seasons of our lives.

And we pray over it quietly and we test it with the scripture.

Whatever you see in your life, you just work it out with the word of God and make sure that it's consistent with God's word.

And then after a dream, you write it down as you awake in the morning.

It's

From the album Voices from the Gathering Place, we introduce composer and musician Peter White.

From the salty sea, the Ojibwe came to the shores of Whitefish Island.

From France came the voyageurs to trade and to sing a la Clairefontaine.

From out of the mist came the black-coat priests with the cross in the name of Jesus.

Then the redcoats came and the words that soon echoed in the woods These woods they felt the footprints of the ancestors of Shua.

These waters heard the words of Etienne Brule as he talked.

These clouds saw Father Dryad brave with sick Ojibwe families.

Lord, we love you with all of our hearts, our souls, our minds, our strength.

Lord, we worship you from our innermost being, from our spirits, our souls, our bodies, our minds, our emotions, everything, Lord.

We worship you and we just want to say today, Lord, that we love you.

We love you, we love you, we love you.

Thank you for caring for us.

Lord, for each one of us, Father, in this place, you care.

Grew up in Theodore,

Wondowin.

I went to Rocky Grammar for two years under sufferance because I really wasn't going to offer anything, you know, academically to the school, that's for sure.

And I didn't even play rugby league.

I played about six or eight games out in the bush at Wondowin.

Back in those days, I went there, Rocky Grammar played a couple of years of union, did okay at it and got a contract, went to Brisbane, didn't end up signing it, ended up playing for Valleys in the old VRL days, Brisbane Rugby League.

So, you know, you're playing against...

If you can think of on or off, either or.

What about a funny moment? Do you have a moment that you can think of that you'll never forget as a dad, kids? Is there something there?

Well, there's actually three.

You said two to three minutes, I think, per question, but we'll see if we can do 60 seconds a question.

I mean, 60 seconds on each one.

So firstly, it's when our children were very young, we'd be out late at night at meetings, people's homes, and we'd come back to our house and they'd all be asleep in the car or at least pretending they were asleep so that they could be carried up into the house.

Yes.

And so we'd carry them up and Michelle, we put her in her bed and the other kids in their bed.

Um, how have you found, um, God to be a father to, to you, uh,

Minisino was his Anishinaabe name.

Yeah, and a really fascinating irony that came out as we decided we'd write something together.

And I'll point out the fact that I am not Indigenous, but Joel and I have discovered each other as musicians and interested in the cultures and all the ramifications of what's been happening over these last decades between those who come from Europe and Indigenous people.

And it was a fascinating part of this story that George in France, once he got there with three other men from Garden River, First Nation, a captain decided that they knew this language no one else did.

And so they could be very useful as code talkers.

And of course, it's important to note that two of these men that we're singing of are direct descendants of Xinguak himself.

Yeah, and the great irony as we started to work with this old letter from your great uncle to his sister came out because one of the things that was kind of, we looked at the letter and it really didn't say anything.

Dearest sister, I write from somewhere in France.

Jesus is coming.

You know, this is just my persuasion.

I'm not saying the Bible says this, but there were six days of creation and then the seventh day God rested.

And I believe we're at the end of the 6,000th year now.

And then the millennium of a thousand year reign.

And I believe that...

We're on the precipice of Jesus Christ's return.

motorways, praying away and the accelerator's going,

the Name above every name.

We release healing, we release miracles.

We release provision, we release hope.

We release, Lord God, the divine presence, the manifested presence of God to come and Lord, fall Your way right through into their lives right now in the Name of Jesus and bring the unexpected.

Lord, what they're not even thinking about that they need, Lord, bring the unexpected in their lives.

Bring fruitfulness and bring salvation of souls.

Bring fruitfulness and a readiness for your return.

Woof, woof, woof, woof, woof, woof.

Thank you, Lord.

You are worthy.

You're worthy, worthy, worthy.

There's no one like our God in all the earth.

None like our God in all the heavens.

Our God who sits on the throne.

Mm.

It was, there was an interesting statement that CBS put out yesterday because if you remember the timing of, of the Colbert cancellation, it was last summer.

So they gave him quite a long amount of time to, to run into his last shows.

It had come days after Stephen Colbert had said on his show that Paramount had paid a big fat bribe to the Trump administration.

It was in relation to a interview on 60 Minutes or the editing of an interview on 60 Minutes.

And so, you know, the conspiracy theories were like, "That's why they've canceled the show.

The, David Ellison's come in, they wanna make good with the Trump administration.

Good.

[laughs]

Yeah.

I think, I think the, I guess the intelligent time to do it is after they've done something.

So, like, if they've never qualified for, if they've, if they're, if they're, like, 15th or something at a semifinal, it's pretty ballsy to say, like, "Oh, this guy, whatever." And if it proves right, I mean, it's almost like a scattergun approach.

It's like, well, if I say it enough, one of them's gonna be right, and gamblers only talk about their wins, they don't talk about their losses.

And people only remember the correct, like, people, you know, like, John will say, he'll predict Austin Hatfield, and then he'll predict, like, I don't know, like, Ty Jenkins or whatever, and, like, eventually one of them will win, and he'll, he'll be able to say, "I told you so." But, and people will hear the I told you so, but they'll forget about the, didn't he also say that, you know what I mean? Like, the, the incorrect predictions get forgotten pretty quickly.

But I do think that saying that someone is the next whatever before they've performed either just, either on or just off a podium at a semifinal is basically a chuck it and see approach of, like, I mean, if I'm right, this is gonna look amazing, and if I'm wrong, no one will remember I said it.

No, that's, that's crazy.