Sadie Robertson Huff

a thousand or so followers and the movement would die.

And yet Jesus had these 12 disciples.

Then it was, you know, the 2000 in Acts and there were thousands more and thousands more.

And now here there's like, what, 2 billion Christians in the world.

And you just think about that, like historically, like, okay, it must be God.

Like that's,

That's the only, why would we still be talking about this?

You know, why would we still be changed by it?

Still be because, yeah, like you said, seeing it through.

And that's like Jesus on the cross.

Like, why are you forsaking me, Lord?

But then carrying it through.

And even like, oh, sorry.

I was just going to say his prayer.

Like, if this can pass, let it pass.

But God was like, no, this is my will.

died no one else did it like Jesus you know and to me just from a sequence of events historical standpoint I'm like wow that's pretty convincing yeah it's so true though like I love that you put like the courage to commit because it is like a courageous thing like Jesus in the garden praying sweating crying like

blood's coming out of him he's like so stressed like so anxious like can I please not do this if there's any other way and then he says yet if it if it's your will then let it be done and he always kept that willingness to commit it's like if this is it I'll do it but if there's another way let me do it any other way and then obviously you know that's the way that the Lord had which is you know

At the time, it's like, why did it have to be that way?

And then you see why, because we still have eternal life because of it.