Don't get down when you're seeing the worst.
Because at last. This is Jimmy and Annette, and
we are excited to be with you today. We have
been traveling. We've been all over the place,
and here we are finally back in the saddle. How
are you doing, beautiful? I'm doing well. How
are you? You look so vivacious, so excited, so
ready to roll. I'm red from being in the pool
today. I noticed you're very red with that dress
you have on right there. We were walking through
a house. And I was like, whoa, she's got the
high pro glow going. I have the high pro glow
for sure. We want to welcome our friends to Living
Up and Down World. We're so glad that you're
with us today. We have been traveling on the
road. We've had a big trip out to Southern California.
That was an amazing trip. Now, what was the event
called that we went to? Called Last Stand. The
Last Stand with Seth Gruber. And 17 speakers
in one day. We heard 18 total. Think about lunch.
That didn't even count the lunch guys that we
had. That's true. I would say almost 20. So 20
speakers in one day with worship. I mean, it
was like sunup to sundown. Ben Fuller was my
favorite. Ben Fuller, artist from Nashville.
He came and did a concert that night. We were
tired, but wow, I was so... I was so excited
to see him because he's one of our favorites.
Yes. Yeah, check out Ben Fuller. He's got a new
album out that is phenomenal. It's one of my
favorites. I can't turn it off. I just found
out today he's coming, I think it's January,
July 7th. to Cornerstone Church in San Antonio.
You didn't even tell me that. I just found out
about it a couple hours ago. We have family in
town, but we may say, hey, come go with us or
you stay home with your baby. We're going to
go see Ben Fuller. Truly one of our favorites.
He's got an amazing redemption story, a grace
story and mercy story of how God reached into
his life in the middle of a drug addiction. Failing
career and, I mean, just things were not going
well. And God turned it all around. His voice,
I just love. He's got a country feel to his voice.
I guess he used to be a country singer. He was.
That's why he moved to Nashville initially. He
used to play non -Christian country music and
make it in the big times. And he got into drugs
and alcohol. The whole scene, unfortunately,
entertainment industry can be hard on you. It
took him out. But then he radically got saved.
I want to hear his story. I want to hear that
part of the story. Do you know that part? I don't
know that part of the story. Oh, if anybody knows
that that's listening, please let us know because
I want to know what happened. Because I think
he said he's been sober six years. Yes, six years
sober. And so something must have happened six
years ago. He is phenomenal. He goes into prisons.
He loves to do concerts in prisons and he goes
into prisons. prisons and tells his redemption
story. And he's covered with tats. He's rough
looking. I mean, he's kind of got that, who were
we just listening to? Jelly Roll. Jelly Roll.
He's kind of got that Jelly Roll vibe and just
full of God, full of Jesus. And man, they put
on a great show. And it wasn't like a show, like
an entertainment show. It was just great music.
Yeah, it was great. And just super good Nashville
band. I mean, these guys were amazing. So anyway,
we had a great time. We were out in... Downey,
California, which is in Southern California.
It's not far from Anaheim because that's where
we stayed. And we just had an amazing trip. We
took Pastor Brian and his wife, Naomi. And their
kids. And their kids because they've got grandparents
that live out there. And so they were able to
get some time with the grandparents for the kids.
What I loved about the trip, even though there
were so many speakers, I was talking to someone
about it, I think this morning or yesterday.
There was a lot of speakers, but they only gave
them like 10 to 12 minutes. So you got, it was
kind of a bump and run, but it was good because
sometimes a speaker can drone on. I'm not looking
at you like you're one of those. I am, and I
didn't mean to. But if you're going to, you know,
sometimes you can have four or five speakers
and they go so long, you're bored. Because they
kept it moving so quickly, I never got bored.
I was kind of excited for the next speaker. And
basically... What the last stand is, is standing
up for life, for the unborn child. This was an
amazing, amazing conference to go to and all
day. 600 ,000 abortions last year by the abortion
pill. Yeah. I mean, just mind bending 600 ,000.
That's a medium sized city. People just completely
wiped out by this horrific pill that is hurting
people. Not just the unborn, but they've sold
a bill of goods that it's safe and it's good.
It's not safe and it's not good. And some horror
stories coming back to what that pill does to
your body. Because it's basically throwing your
body into crisis to get rid of this baby. And
anyway, it's a terrible, sad situation. But this
organization, the White Rose Resistance with
Seth Gruber, they're doing amazing things. They've
got a new movie coming out this next year, 26.
It's called The Last Stand. We saw the movie
last year. The 1916 Project. The 1916 Project.
And that was amazing. Powerful, powerful movie.
Very eye -opening about. If you've not seen that
movie, you just Google it. The 1916 Project with
Seth Gruber. Talks about the originator of Planned
Parenthood. Planned Parenthood. Margaret Sanger.
It was very eye -opening. Over 100 years ago.
We need to watch that again. Yeah, it's powerful,
powerful. And all the speakers are so compelling
because each of them had their own stories around
that world. that, that genre of life. And so
we got to see our friend, Victor Marks. He was
there, got to hear him, but he was boxed in what
he had 15 minutes, I think. No, I think he had
12 minutes. Yeah. 12 or 15. I think they said
15 for him, but anyway, tough, tough, tough to
get your point across. He did a great job. They
all did. One of our favorites that we got to
see, which is one of the reasons why we went.
Just, I mean, for Victor Marks as well, but for
Jack Hibbs. Yes. And we got to go to his church
on Sunday. Yeah, right. So the event was on Saturday,
literally, sunup, sundown. 9 .30 to 10 .30 at
night. At night, yes. Literally all day. 9 .30
in the morning to 10. But then we got up the
next morning and we were debating at first. We
were so tired. We were exhausted. I was like,
if I hear another speaker, I am not, I've got
to. But it was so, we were like. But we love
Jack Hibbs, Pastor Jack. Even you woke up saying,
this is a chance of a lifetime. I mean, we're
here. And I listened to Chris Dunham, who was
at our church, The Bridge. Yes, you got to, which
I've heard nothing but good about what he did.
And he did phenomenal. So I listened to him.
You weren't even awake, but I listened to him
that morning. But Jack Hibbs, as soon as we got
to the church. Their host team is phenomenal.
We need to learn something from them, even though
ours is phenomenal. They literally, when we asked,
we don't even know where the sanctuary is. Can
you show us? And she said, well, here, let me
just take you up to the front. I thought she
was just going to take us up to the front of
the church, like just a few rows back. No, we
were front and center, front row. He could spit
and hit my face. But that was amazing. And I
told her we were pastors and it was amazing.
I wish we would have got to meet him. There was
a meet and greet before that service because
we went to the one o 'clock. Right. But the line
was so long. There was no way I was going to
get in line and talk to him. I felt like now
I knew how he felt. I mean, I know how he feels
because we have that long line, too. But that
was a great message, too. Pastor Jack Hibbs,
he's the pastor, has been there forever at Chino
Hills and Chino Hills, but it's Calvary Chapel.
He's a Calvary Chapel guy. I love the Calvary
Chapel guys and just have a huge appreciation.
First of all, he's a truth teller. He speaks
truth. He doesn't hold anything back. He is a
straight up truth teller. And he's a dangerous
gentleman. I mean, he's strong. He is fearless.
And he stood in the face of some pretty hard
things. He's spoken to Congress. He's testified
to Congress. He's prayed for Congress. He's done
it all. But anyway, he is definitely moving the
needle on the kingdom of God. So it was a privilege
to sit at his feet and just literally be literally
right under him. But so blessed and so encouraged.
And the whole trip was just one of those. Do
you notice everything? We had so many favor things.
Yeah. We prayed for favor. And Tina and Adam
prayed for favor for us. And we literally, when
we got our rental car, they were like, do you
want this car or do you want this Defender, this
Land Rover Defender? And we're like, heck yes,
we'll take that Defender. And we did. And it
was, we had never driven one of those. And it
was. Really nice. I loved being up high. Made
me wish we had one, but we don't. But that was
really nice. And then we get to the hotel, and
we just got a king room. And they're like, oh,
we're going to upgrade you to our one -bedroom,
two -bath suite. Upgraded us. That was amazing.
I took the price. It's like $1 ,200 a night.
Wow. And we paid for just a regular king room.
Wow. Fantastic. That's what Marriott. points
do for you. People, if you want a Marriott card,
hit me up. I can refer you because you will get
points and I will too. We have been able to go
on so many free trips because of Marriott. That's
true. I love Marriott. So I know I sound like
you don't work for them. I don't work for them.
I'm selling them though. I'm telling you, we
just have good, good experiences. We have had
really good. And when we haven't, they make it
good. They, they make it good. So But that was
wonderful. And then we get to go to the church.
I got to talk to Daniel. You got to talk to Daniel.
So Daniel was our waiter that morning. And I
won't go into big detail, but it was obvious
Daniel had some challenges in terms of his life.
And he just was so talkative and engaging. I
mean, our food got cold sitting there because
he was talking to us. Because I started asking
him questions. You did. And then I finally said
to him, I said, Daniel, is there something personal
that I can pray for you? And that was at the
end. That was at the end. And he just, he almost
melted right there. I know. He said, yeah, I've
got some challenges in my life. And then he made
a comment about, you know, I go to a certain
church, but I haven't been in a while. We never
told him we were pastors. Nope. That's what we
love to do. We don't like to go and just announce
that. Because we don't. Yeah, it can make people
uncomfortable. I put my clerical collar away.
I don't wear that on trips. You're so funny.
You don't even wear a clerical. I know, I don't
have one. But anyway, if I did, I wouldn't take
it. Some people, it puts them off. And we want
people to see the light of Jesus in us without
us announcing who we are. That's what a true
Christian does. You shouldn't have to announce
that you're a Christian or you're a pastor or
a teacher or whatever. You should just live it.
And it was so neat because he said, are y 'all
going to come back tomorrow? And we said, yes.
And so the next morning we went because we had
free breakfast with our meal. I mean, with our
hotel. And but we decided we could eat in the
lounge for free and it was better food, actually.
And so we ate at the lounge, but went back down
there and just said, can we just see Daniel,
the waiter that we had yesterday? She went and
got him, and he just lit up. Well, I wanted to
make good on my word. I told him we'd come say
hi. You did. And you said, we're just coming
to say hi and just let you know we're thinking
about you. I hope you have a great day. I pray
for you. And he was just kind of blown away that
we would come down there. He said, actually,
I am doing better. He said, I'm doing good today.
That was a God thing. It was a God thing. The
whole idea there, though, is just simply leaking
out life. Whether you're on an airplane and you
see somebody, a lady that... Which is what you
were doing. Right. She's having a hard time getting
her, you know, her carry -on. Because it's tall,
especially that one plank. That's why I don't
carry one on. And sometimes they can be heavy,
depending on how much stuff you're packing. So
I always just look for opportunities to help
people. And you did all throughout the trip.
We talk about this leaky buckets thing, and that's
kind of what started Adam and Tina talking about
the bridge church and how we started getting
to know, because she kept hearing me talk about
that in sermons. I did a series. But just to
encourage everybody here today, it's so easy
to... Fill yourself up with Jesus, and then as
you go, and that's actually what the Great Commission
in Matthew 28 says. It says, go therefore and
make disciples of all the nations. It literally
says, as you are going, make disciples. That's
what it literally says. In other words, it's
not just going to a foreign nation, although
that's legitimate. It's actually in your regular
routine, where you live, where you work, and
where you play, as you are going. Leak out. Yeah.
And we're not making disciples on this trip.
But we are leaking out what we're full of. Planting
seeds, though. Planting seeds. And you know what?
We'll probably end up at that hotel again eventually
because we're going to want to go back to California
and see Jack Hibbs. And when we do, we will look
him up. Yeah, absolutely. You know, he'll remember
us. And William up in the lounge. Oh, I love
William. Another guy we hit it off with. I love
William. He came over and he started throwing
out Christianese code words like blessed. I'm
going, oh, he's a brother. He's a brother. He's
a brother. And he ended up, he already knew our
names and he hugged you. And then he was off
for three days and we come up on our last day
and he says, oh, they're Pruitts. I know, he's
so sweet. Wow, how do you remember that? Because
there's hundreds of people that come through
there every week. We had so many things happen
all through the whole trip. It was amazing. I
mean, open doors, even driving in L .A. was no
big deal. I mean, literally, I just, so we had
a moment. We had a moment. So when we were driving
from the airport after we landed in L .A .X.,
and we made the drive over to Anaheim, which
is a good hour depending on traffic. It was a
good hour, yeah. So it's an hour. And I'm doing
as L .A. people do. I lived in L .A., almost
born there. I mean, I've lived there twice. And
I'm like driving like somebody from L .A., which
means like crazy. Which I didn't like. Like bad
out of you know where. I'm cruising, and you
are losing your mind over in the seat. No, okay.
No, no, I'm not saying it's a bad thing. No,
but I had a lot of anxiety. You were nervous.
You had a lot of anxiety. And my heart was, I
felt like I had an elephant on my chest. And
you realized, okay, we've been married almost
33 years. A bliss. A bliss. Wow. And when we
travel in heavy traffic cities, I get very anxious
when you're driving. Even though I know you're
a great driver. It's not about that. But men
tend to like to be closer. To the car. Now, I
understand we have depth perception issues as
females. I know that. But I always think if they
stop suddenly, we hit them. And I've had that
happen before. I was in a car wreck. That's what
airbags are for, right? No. This is where I probably
got it from because when I was with my ex. When
we were driving in the rain and he was getting
too close and he was making fun of the fact that
he had never had an accident and I had. And he
hit the car because he was too close. That's
probably where the anxiety came from. That's
probably where your trauma trigger. But what
happens is I get so nervous because of that,
of you driving so close. But what I did do the
next day, we did a lot of driving. And you said,
you know what? I figured out. I need to just
give myself some distance. I'm going to purposefully
give distance to make you feel better. And our
whole trip was I never had another anxiety. Why
did it take me 32 years to figure this out? We
drove all the way to Newport Beach and Huntington
and all that in a lot of traffic. I had zero
anxiety. It took 33 years. Hey, baby, better
late than never. Oh, my gosh. So from now on,
wherever we go, you're going to be relaxed when
we drive. And, you know, that anxiety started
when we moved to Nashville the second time. I
think it was in 2013. Yeah, it's bad. Because
you kept going, why are you so anxious? But it
was really bad. And it never subsided. So pro
tip for husbands that are listening. Give yourself
about three or four car lengths, and don't worry
about people merging into traffic, merging into
your lane. You didn't have to do three car lengths.
I did about three or four car lengths. You did?
Yeah, for the most part. So to me, it looked
like two, and I think that's plenty. To you.
I know. Isn't that funny? I get it. Why do we
have a depth perception problem? I don't know.
You know, men are from, you know, Mars. Women
are from Venus. I mean, it's the waffle thing.
I don't know. It is really. It's just, we're
just all wired different. Yeah. But anyway. But
that was kind of a breakthrough for us. So pro
tip for husbands, man, give some space and don't
worry about people merging in. And you'll be
a lot more at peace because mama's at peace.
Because we're not arguing. I know. We had a great
time, actually. That's probably the only time
we ever really argued. That's probably the most
relaxing drive we've had in 32 years. And that
was in L .A. L .A. Of all the places. Talk about
proving a point. And what was crazy in driving
from the airport to the hotel, It was in the
afternoon. It was five o 'clock traffic. It was
like four o 'clock traffic, but it was crazy.
We were driving through Compton and all that
bad areas. I was nervous because I was seeing
these cars that were luxury cars that were beat
up. And when you look inside, who's driving them,
they look like. the shows we watch or used to
watch, you know, that you're like scared of.
A little rough. I was very nervous about that
because you don't, and you don't know if someone's
going to pull out a gun or whatever. You don't
want to take those guys off. I mean, again, you
know, just using some situational awareness,
which is something I learned from the Patriot
Academy. Yes. When I did the constitutional defense
course. It's actually helped me a lot. Yeah.
It's helped me be more aware of my environment,
but it's also helped me to be more at peace.
Because the more aware you are, the more rested
you can be. Does that make sense? Yeah. Yeah.
Anyway, that peace of God that passes all understanding
floods in. So what a great trip. We felt like,
and we prayed a lot on that trip. We prayed and
we were walking. We prayed over our, when we
got our room, here's another pro tip. Whenever
you go stay in a hotel, pray. Over the room.
As soon as you walk in. When you walk in, pray
over the room and consecrate it to the glory
of God. Because you don't know what happened
in that room. Exactly. I mean, we're talking
hotels here. Even the nice luxury hotels, you
never know. No, you don't. So hundreds, sometimes
thousands of people have been in and out of those
rooms. And again, you don't know who or what.
And so we just make it a point. And our room
was spectacular. I think it's because we prayed
over it. It was so nice. I said, can we stay
in extra? You're not going to move there. We
didn't really have any reason to come home because
early. Right, we're on vacation. Our vacation
has already started. Yeah, even though you're
preaching Sunday. I'm preaching Sunday because
it was kind of one last hoorah before I go. But
other than that, I'm done. So we get a good little
break here. So let's talk about that. So the
last time you had one last hurrah, which was
two years ago, before we took a two -month sabbatical,
which we're only taking a month vacation right
now, you dropped a bomb on everybody, and then
we left. And it wasn't like... I mean, it was
like... It was a good bomb, not a bad bomb. It
was a good bomb. But you were like, I may not
have a church when we get back. I was joking.
Okay, so are you going to do that this time?
Because I already told someone that you might
be doing that. I'm bringing a strong word. I
said that to Pam, that you were probably going
to do that. And she said, well, just tell me
you aren't leaving, though. It's not going to
be that. I said, no, no, no. We don't want to
leave. We've asked God to leave us here. For
any Bridgers that are listening right now, you
are stuck with us. You just might be strong as
far as what you're going to communicate. So I'll
give you the title. I'll just give that away.
Oh, you already have it? Yeah, the title is Let's
Do Difficult. And I'm going to talk about what
does it look like to do difficult. I'm going
to have a series of things. I won't say anything
else, but we need to think about it. We're very
soft in America. You think? Yeah. We're very
spoiled. And looking at you, kid. You pointed
at me. We're very spoiled. Why do you think I'm
spoiled? Don't get me started. Okay. Okay. So
anyway, we're spoiled in America. We're soft.
We've had it really well. But what does it look
like as a follower of Jesus to choose difficulty
as opposed to always choosing the easy way? So
what does it look like to do difficult? Yeah.
So that's what we're going to talk about. Okay.
And it'll be strong. And it could change between
now and then because I know what happens to you.
I already know where I'm going. Okay. We'll see.
Yeah. We'll see. So anyway, yeah. So that's what
we're doing Sunday. And then we're done. I mean,
literally for a month. We're going to Trey and
Jules. Yeah. We've got one little afternoon.
A little afternoon reception thing. Celebrate
their marriage. And then we'll be done. Yeah.
But we still have people that have invited us
to dinner. And I know you're like. I don't want
to do too much because it's our vacation, but
just a little bit of stuff. You're a little miss
socialite. No, no. You need to learn to say,
don't say no, just say not now. Okay. But the
thing is, I am not Tina Curry who has to do something
every night. And I don't understand that. You
just threw your friend under the bus and backed
up over. Every single night she has to do something.
I'm like. Girl. By the way, we're about to go
hang out with them in a few minutes. That's why
we're killing time by doing a podcast. I wanted
to get a podcast. So listen, for you guys that
listen to our podcast, if we didn't do this right
now, we're in between. We just went and did some
stuff with our daughter and son in love. And
then we had one hour and I said, let's go stop
by the church. Little did Annette know I was
setting her up. I knew you were doing that. She's
like, go to the church. Why don't we just go
over at Faith and Brandon's? Because they invited
us. We've got some construction I want to see.
Let's go look at the new construction. Well,
we did need to see it. It was good. And then
I said, hey, since we're here and we have 30
minutes, let's do a podcast. And she's like,
I knew you were going to do that. So we're doing
this as a labor of love because we love you.
And so this is a different kind of podcast than
normal because it's not, we're kind of all over
the place because we're, we're, good things are
happening to you and we're super encouraged.
God has been so faithful. We're excited about
our time, our break. We do this every year in
July now. And I'm really looking forward to it
because we always come back refreshed and strong.
And I love. When you take care of the temple,
you know, God gives you your mind, body, spirit.
When you take care of those three areas, and
we'll do that a lot during this next few weeks,
we'll take care of those things. It's amazing
how you come back strong, refreshed, renewed,
revived. Well, after our sabbatical, you literally
came back so strong. I mean, we didn't stop.
And yet it was okay because when we had our next
vacation, which was last year in July, we settle
down and we're able to just relax and get our
bearings again and then start all over again.
Come back strong. And here we go. I know. I'm
excited about it. It is nice. Looking forward
to it. So in a few minutes, we're going to go
to the Revel Kitchen. Which is El Quinto. I thought
it was Rebel. I thought it was Rebel. No, it's
R -E -V -E -L, but it's also - This is a cool
thing. They do this pop -up kitchen. And it's
not like, is it random kind of? No, they started
doing it now every weekend. Oh, okay. So here
in Fredericksburg, this is really cool. ElQuinchotextx
.com. My only concern about going to this tonight
is that it's 6 .33 p .m. and the temperature
in Fredericksburg is 87 degrees. Oh, okay. Well,
it's better than 97. Well, that is true. It is
outdoors. It is outdoors. Anyway, I'll be roasting.
Look, I can't open. I'm trying to open their
website. And it's not found. So I'm excited about
it because we're going with some dear, dear friends.
We're going with David and Andrea Massaro. Massarano.
Oh, my gosh. Now you've got me. Sorry, missed
their name. Love, love, love these guys. So we're
going to go hang out with them. And then also
Adam and Tina Curry, our besties. And we've got
stuff to catch up on. Adam and I are laughing
because it's like, gosh, we're going to be around
a lot of people. It means we've got to talk to
other people. People don't understand. We've
got stuff to talk about. Oh, my gosh. You're
hilarious. We're changing the world one meeting
at a time. You're hilarious. I'm looking forward
to that. So we're going to head over there soon.
What are you doing on your phone? Are you looking
up something? I'm looking up. It's not opening
for you. Safari can't open the page because the
server can't be found. Sounds like their website's
down. Yeah, it does. So anyway, so we're doing
that. And it's going to be like this, what, three
- or four -course meal? Oh, here it is. Is it
a four -course meal, five -course? It is. Well.
It's just a lot. I mean, it's an amazing, amazing
thing. So this is a real culinary treat. I'm
a little nervous about the food because I'm so
picky, and the menu is a lot of very odd. I don't
even. I can't even pronounce everything that's
on. A lot of quail and lamb. I'm not a fan. Oh,
I love quail and I love lamb. I'm a little nervous
about eating. Honey, they have eyes. It's good
for carnivore. It's carnivore life. Yeah. But
anyway, we'll see. I may be eating. Vegetables,
which is not carnivores, more keto, but we'll
see. It'll be fun. Anyway, we're doing it with
friends and it's more about the fellowship and
connection with our dear friends. So we're looking
forward to that. So anyway, Hey, we want to encourage
you guys living up in a down world is the name
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Wow. I tricked you. You did. You tricked me.
I did. I thought we were going to come in and
just sit down in our office and kind of relax.
And you're like, no, we're doing a podcast. It's
either that or put that chair together over there.
And I don't want to do that right now. No, we'll
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.com and check out the blog. It'll say at the
top, just our drop down menu, say blog. And when
you do that, You need to go answer that call.
Go ahead. No, I keep going because, because we're
so go to. Oh, wow. Yeah. Okay. Sorry. Annette's
showing me stuff on her phone. I'm in a podcast
right now. Stay with us. Stay with us. Come back
to us. So anyway, go to our, go to our website,
livingupanddownworld .com. Go to the blog and
I do a daily devotional there and it's, it's
called the daily grind. It's also on our, um,
Our amazing, amazing Godcaster, which is almost
fully ready to be released as a complete app.
I've got the tester app, so I'm enjoying that.
Which is great because you can listen to it wherever
you go. Yeah, wherever you are. And you can stream
it on anything you have, all your Bluetooth stuff
or your car. All that will be available. We'll
let you know. But do check out the Godcaster.
It's going to be amazing. All right. Annette's
having a moment here. Todd Willman just had a
heart attack. Had a stroke. Honey, whoa. Okay,
a dear friend of ours. Let's pray right now on
the podcast. All right, let's pray on the podcast
right now. Our dear friend, Todd Willman. Father,
in the name of Jesus, right now, right now in
this moment, we pause. First of all, to thank
you for life, to thank you for friendship, to
thank you for our friend Todd and Debbie Woman,
and we hold them up to you in the name of Jesus.
And Father, we speak life over Todd. We speak
health over Todd. We speak wellness over him
in the name of Jesus, Lord. Bless him. And Father,
thank you. You're putting good doctors around
him to take care of him. And Father, we declare
healing and life, life, life over him in the
name of Jesus. We also lift up Debbie as this
will be hard on her. her heart and her mind,
Lord, protect her, send your comforter, the Holy
spirit to be around her and with her. We hold
up our dear friends in Jesus name. Amen. Wow.
That's a shocker. So yeah, we'll, we'll be reaching
out to our friends here in a little bit. So wow.
Okay. Well, this is live. We love you guys. And
again, thanks for being with us today. We are
so excited that you joined us. You guys have
an amazing week on purpose and we'll be back
with you next week.