Jase Robertson

You do it for a crown that'll last forever, which goes back to the point when you think about this being about righteousness and faithfulness in relationships, it's not so much about the place.

You know, because in the Sermon on the Mount, he says, okay, you'll inherit the land, and he also said you have a reward in heaven.

You're like, well, which is it?

Because the point is, you're going to be with me, the king, and...

the people who are your family in me, in the kingdom, forever.

Now, what you're going to be doing, that's why.

Okay, whether it's land, sky.

I'm fine with either one as long as it's forever, and I'm with a good crew, and we're with the king of kings.

I mean, that's really, I think, the point that you should get out of that.

The wisdom of it all is the relationships and for how long they're going to last.

But it's easy to see why a particularly difficult trial or even temptation, because James is going to deal with both, even something you got into by your own making,

When there's an overcoming of that, and again, think the coil, when there's an overcoming of that,

It is a crown in the sense that, I mean, that's an achievement that God gives you in that moment.

And you look back and you're like, man, we made it.

How did we make it through that?

You look back and you're just like... Well, because life itself, you made it, you live.

Exactly.

That's why when he, Chandler, made the point about not quitting, oh, that's a big statement.

Yeah.

Because that's what life is.