And now here is this week's message from Pastor Troy Singleton.

I'm a storyteller.

One of the stories you might have heard is about two woodcutters, one young man, one older man, and they were in a contest to see who could cut down the most trees from dawn to dusk.

So they went at it, and they just start chopping away at these trees.

And the younger man figured because he's younger, he's stronger, he's going to defeat the older man.

But every now and then, the older man would take a break and then go back to chopping wood.

So at the end of the day, when they did a count to see who cut down the most trees, the older man cut down far more trees than the younger man.

And now here is this week's message from Pastor Troy Singleton.

I love action movies.

Movies with a lot of action, a lot of things going on in it.

One of the ones I like is where it starts with the son of a gangster or crime boss and he's at a gas station and he sees this man on the other side pumping gas as well and he has a nice expensive 1969 Ford Mustang a boss, 429, and he offers to buy it from him.

The man nicely declines the offer, beautiful car, he wants to keep it, and the guy got upset at him not selling it to him.

So later, him and his friends broke into the man's house, beat him up, took his keys, drove off with his car.

They got to the chop shop where they wanted to get something done, but the owner of the shop recognized the car.