Matt Maher

I just don't think we understand how thin the veil is between heaven and earth.

I think a lot of us feel like we come to Sunday and it's a pretty pedestrian 45 minutes to an hour.

We got a cup of coffee, our kids are in childcare, you know, we sing songs, we hear a great sermon and that's it.

But it's like, we're actually joining the worship of heaven.

So there's an opportunity for our imaginations to kind of be re-enchanted and reawakened.

Is there another dynamic?

Someone said, what are you dressed as?

I was like, Michael McSanders.

No, I'm Colonel Sanders, because today's All Saints Day, and he's the patron saint of Chick-fil-A.

It's really good to be with you.

Hi, everybody doing good?

Well...

Luke asked me to come to this, and he's a lot bigger than I am, so I couldn't say no.

Oh, I'm supposed to start with an 80s song, right?

Okay, so... Oh, I just died in your arms tonight I must have been something I said I just died in your arms tonight

I just, I ain't in your arms tonight What are you trying to tell me?

It must have been some kind of key I should have walked away I should have walked away Just a small town girl Living in a lonely world She took the midnight train going

Just a city boy Born and raised in South Detroit He took the midnight train going anywhere Streetlight

Pushing down the boulevard, the shadow highway in the night.

Streetlights singing.