Candace Cameron Bure

You hold him up high.

I read something in a book the other day and they gave an example of like, if you were walking in the woods and...

mountain lion kind of jumped out and just was looking at you you there would be a fear yes but it's it's also an awe and respect because you know that animal is powerful and strong and you wouldn't like walk up to it and go hey kitty kitty like come you know and that's it's like it there's a there's a reverence of respect for that that animal um and

I'm not trying to compare God to that, but just to give a more emotional feel to, if you even saw a snake in the road, you would kind of jump.

There's an automatic respect of like, oh, that thing, it could do something to me.

I'm gonna not be casual about this.

And so it's the same way, but it's not a fear of God that he's gonna harm you, but there is just an automatic like,

he's holy.

He's holy and I am not.

And yet he's so gracious and allows me to be in his presence, wants me to be in his presence, invites me in every moment of the day.

And so I agree.

Your answer was great.

I know that like a best friend, he's always available.

He always wants me to come to him.

He wants to

he wants me to come under his wing or like a little child to their mommy or daddy to come and snuggle in.

And he's like, I've got you.

I'm here.

I'm listening.

I'll protect you.