Phil Robertson

A pound and a half, which is very impressive. Because think about that in terms of like hamburgers, if you had a half pound patty.

A pound and a half, which is very impressive. Because think about that in terms of like hamburgers, if you had a half pound patty.

If you ate a pound and a half, you would get full.

If you ate a pound and a half, you would get full.

If you ate a pound and a half, you would get full.

What was the word you used for your fat? Visceral fat. Visceral. He had visceral fat. It was angry. Okay.

What was the word you used for your fat? Visceral fat. Visceral. He had visceral fat. It was angry. Okay.

What was the word you used for your fat? Visceral fat. Visceral. He had visceral fat. It was angry. Okay.

Yeah. Kind of like they did at camp when they baptized out there.

Yeah. Kind of like they did at camp when they baptized out there.

Yeah. Kind of like they did at camp when they baptized out there.

I mentioned this yesterday in my sermon, Jase, because we started out about the armor of God, and you think about that being warfare and these weapons of war were going at it. But it all starts with put on the Lord's armor. And I was like, the only way you can put on his armor is to completely surrender to him.

I mentioned this yesterday in my sermon, Jase, because we started out about the armor of God, and you think about that being warfare and these weapons of war were going at it. But it all starts with put on the Lord's armor. And I was like, the only way you can put on his armor is to completely surrender to him.

I mentioned this yesterday in my sermon, Jase, because we started out about the armor of God, and you think about that being warfare and these weapons of war were going at it. But it all starts with put on the Lord's armor. And I was like, the only way you can put on his armor is to completely surrender to him.

It's his armor.

It's his armor.

It's his armor.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.