Jase Robertson

And because, you know, Rome ruled the world.

And so, again, for such a time as this, God would send his son during this time where all of known humanity was calling this guy a son of God because he was the emperor, that he would then say that was going to be what the emperor is going to be for the next 300 years.

They're a god.

And so here Jesus comes out of this completely humble situation, unknown,

Nobody, I mean, even the Jewish leadership didn't know who he was.

Remember, they were confused over where he was from.

And yet the Son of God would come and then die a death and then be raised.

And all these things that happened, there was no other.

That's why Christianity is so unique in all the world.

You know, the guttural utterance.

We were doing an appearance last week, and Lisa said something that she's never said before to me and never said publicly either.

And it kind of caught me off guard because she was talking about, we were talking about this idea of serving each other.

And she was talking about when she had, after the breast cancer surgery and the reconstruction, that she had all these drains and stuff you have to do.

And we had some of our friends, and one of them is a nurse.

And so they were like, well, Al, I know you don't want to do all this and probably don't know what you're doing.

And so we'll help, and we'll do the drain cleaning and all this.

And this was like the first day she was going to come home from the hospital.

but I remember saying when they asked me, I said, well, I really appreciate y'all.

That's awesome.

But, but no, like this is my job.