Jace Robertson

Well, I do understand it. I mean, it's tough because I can't sleep real good. I'm having, you know, weird dreams like that too, but I can't remember what they are. But, you know, I think when you're going through just tough times and that's what you're thinking about and you're praying about it, you know, Because Missy and I have had this same conversation before.

Well, I do understand it. I mean, it's tough because I can't sleep real good. I'm having, you know, weird dreams like that too, but I can't remember what they are. But, you know, I think when you're going through just tough times and that's what you're thinking about and you're praying about it, you know, Because Missy and I have had this same conversation before.

Well, I do understand it. I mean, it's tough because I can't sleep real good. I'm having, you know, weird dreams like that too, but I can't remember what they are. But, you know, I think when you're going through just tough times and that's what you're thinking about and you're praying about it, you know, Because Missy and I have had this same conversation before.

You know, you're just kind of restless.

You know, you're just kind of restless.

You know, you're just kind of restless.

Even though you feel like, hey, everything is, you know, we're in God's hands and we're doing the best we can. Yeah. So, well, we're in John 6. I mean, because then I thought when I read John 6 after that happened, I thought, it kind of opened my eyes because all that was around food. However, it was more about bringing Jesus and his qualities into difficult situations.

Even though you feel like, hey, everything is, you know, we're in God's hands and we're doing the best we can. Yeah. So, well, we're in John 6. I mean, because then I thought when I read John 6 after that happened, I thought, it kind of opened my eyes because all that was around food. However, it was more about bringing Jesus and his qualities into difficult situations.

Even though you feel like, hey, everything is, you know, we're in God's hands and we're doing the best we can. Yeah. So, well, we're in John 6. I mean, because then I thought when I read John 6 after that happened, I thought, it kind of opened my eyes because all that was around food. However, it was more about bringing Jesus and his qualities into difficult situations.

I mean, when you think about it, that was the opportunities, you know, with my dad and with the missionaries. Because, you know, you just think what missionaries do. Because both of those things, dealing, you know, with the health of my mom and dad and just the life of a missionary, I mean, that's all about sacrifice. That's all it is.

I mean, when you think about it, that was the opportunities, you know, with my dad and with the missionaries. Because, you know, you just think what missionaries do. Because both of those things, dealing, you know, with the health of my mom and dad and just the life of a missionary, I mean, that's all about sacrifice. That's all it is.

I mean, when you think about it, that was the opportunities, you know, with my dad and with the missionaries. Because, you know, you just think what missionaries do. Because both of those things, dealing, you know, with the health of my mom and dad and just the life of a missionary, I mean, that's all about sacrifice. That's all it is.

I mean, it's like even the people, you know, when you look at certain jobs, like people who work in health care facilities with mental patients or people who are just in dire straits. I mean, you just think they do even for their job. It's just sacrifice. I think same thing about teachers. I mean, who would, because they're obviously not doing it for the money in the teaching world.

I mean, it's like even the people, you know, when you look at certain jobs, like people who work in health care facilities with mental patients or people who are just in dire straits. I mean, you just think they do even for their job. It's just sacrifice. I think same thing about teachers. I mean, who would, because they're obviously not doing it for the money in the teaching world.

I mean, it's like even the people, you know, when you look at certain jobs, like people who work in health care facilities with mental patients or people who are just in dire straits. I mean, you just think they do even for their job. It's just sacrifice. I think same thing about teachers. I mean, who would, because they're obviously not doing it for the money in the teaching world.

But to go up, let's just say you're a kindergarten teacher. You know what your life is about? Sacrifice. I mean, who would do this on purpose?

But to go up, let's just say you're a kindergarten teacher. You know what your life is about? Sacrifice. I mean, who would do this on purpose?

But to go up, let's just say you're a kindergarten teacher. You know what your life is about? Sacrifice. I mean, who would do this on purpose?

Yeah, exactly. So which leads you back to the image of Jesus, you know, and he came here humbly. And, you know, I thought Zach had a good line the other day when it was like the whole plan was for him to be conquered so that everybody could be saved, you know, and by humans, to be killed by humans that he made. Because he loved them.

Yeah, exactly. So which leads you back to the image of Jesus, you know, and he came here humbly. And, you know, I thought Zach had a good line the other day when it was like the whole plan was for him to be conquered so that everybody could be saved, you know, and by humans, to be killed by humans that he made. Because he loved them.