Jase Robertson

It shows us about this love you mentioned in John 3.

And the idea that he is love, later he says in chapter 4.

And so you say, well, how could we possibly do this?

Because John said, walk like Jesus did.

But we do what Jesus did.

That's why he walked to the cross, and then they put him in the tomb, and then he walked out.

to show us it could be done.

And that's what we do when we're reborn, as you hit that the last time.

We walk to the tomb, we're buried, we come forth with new life, and then we understand that it's in love and compassion that continue to go out.

So it is a beautiful picture.

I mean, it does give you so much confidence when you really begin to grasp the

greatness that comes from the love God.

Or hire somebody.

But he loves them.

Jill, any last words?

We're almost out of time.

That's so good.

And I guess, Jill, in your case, it'd be doing the, what are you doing, the wheat germ bread thing?

It was such a Zach moment, Jill, when he told us about it because I knew him well enough.

He didn't say this, but I knew what the problem was.