Zach Hicks

I put that like post out on social media in Colts fans, like immediately found it.

And Zach Hicks is my guy over on lockdown Colts that kicks, you know, he and I go back and forth because I want Grover Stewart on the Ravens.

And I make him know about it every time something gets brought up about him.

He was like, please, please.

And one last point here.

Zach Hicks writes this in his book, The Worship Pastor.

He says this.

This is really down to what we're talking about in terms of where God can be found and not always the most exciting places in the encounter in terms of our flesh.

I don't believe that's the case because plenty of them are very negative.

James Boyd, Kevin Bowen, Stephen Holder, Mike Chappell, Joel A. Erickson, the whole group, the locked-on guys, Jake Arthur, Zach Hicks, they're not afraid to ask the tough questions, all right? And everything they've said, she is not micromanaging, making operational decisions on who plays and what plays are being run and all that,

right?

But the Colts find themselves in a very unique situation, all right? This is a turning point for the franchise.

It's a book.

Before We Gather by Zach Hicks.

Okay.

Nice.

And I've been reading through this book and really, I mean, the question was songs that changed our, uh, how we approach worship.

And really what this book does is it's a book about preparing my heart and preparing a team's heart as they get ready to worship.

So before we gather, um, by Zach Hicks, um, really what this is teaching me is, is about, you know, it, it, it's, it's about like how do we as a group, as a team, prepare our hearts for worship? How do we work together as a team in service to the Lord so that he can advance or so that his kingdom advances? Like, how can we put ourselves in a position to facilitate that? And it's not by any strength or any power or anything that we do.

It's about how we're prepared and how we're just saying yes.

We don't have Michael Pittman.

And I know Zach Hicks on Locked On has studied some film in the Colts film room on Twitter.

Apparently Josh Downs has been doubled a lot or had extra coverage around him.

And it makes sense because he's the only legitimate wide receiver we have out there.