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Yeah. And, you know, I will say this, and you never know until you get there. You begin to think about future and legacy when your grandkids start to grow up. There's no doubt about it.

Yeah. And, you know, I will say this, and you never know until you get there. You begin to think about future and legacy when your grandkids start to grow up. There's no doubt about it.

Yeah. And, you know, I will say this, and you never know until you get there. You begin to think about future and legacy when your grandkids start to grow up. There's no doubt about it.

She actually texted me later in the day because it was Mother's Day and she sent me a picture of her grandkids. I said, you got mentioned today in the sermon. I said, you're going to go back and listen to it. She sent me back. She said, no way.

She actually texted me later in the day because it was Mother's Day and she sent me a picture of her grandkids. I said, you got mentioned today in the sermon. I said, you're going to go back and listen to it. She sent me back. She said, no way.

She actually texted me later in the day because it was Mother's Day and she sent me a picture of her grandkids. I said, you got mentioned today in the sermon. I said, you're going to go back and listen to it. She sent me back. She said, no way.

And then she would always close it by saying, the Lord loves you and I love you. That was her tagline.

And then she would always close it by saying, the Lord loves you and I love you. That was her tagline.

And then she would always close it by saying, the Lord loves you and I love you. That was her tagline.

He defeated it. Well, and that's one of the reasons why I like the idea you laid out of the acts. How did you put it?

He defeated it. Well, and that's one of the reasons why I like the idea you laid out of the acts. How did you put it?

He defeated it. Well, and that's one of the reasons why I like the idea you laid out of the acts. How did you put it?

And so what was really good about that is that underlying theme was that there's a villain in our drama, right? that we didn't have anything to do with creating, and really, without God and Christ, we couldn't really deal with in any way, because it's outside of our sphere. And so I thought that was really powerful, because you made the point about, from Hebrews 2,

And so what was really good about that is that underlying theme was that there's a villain in our drama, right? that we didn't have anything to do with creating, and really, without God and Christ, we couldn't really deal with in any way, because it's outside of our sphere. And so I thought that was really powerful, because you made the point about, from Hebrews 2,

And so what was really good about that is that underlying theme was that there's a villain in our drama, right? that we didn't have anything to do with creating, and really, without God and Christ, we couldn't really deal with in any way, because it's outside of our sphere. And so I thought that was really powerful, because you made the point about, from Hebrews 2,

about Jesus' death and resurrection defeating that fear of death in the evil one, which was a huge piece of that puzzle. But look, Jase, I think in an overview lesson, because I did the overview to begin this book months ago,

about Jesus' death and resurrection defeating that fear of death in the evil one, which was a huge piece of that puzzle. But look, Jase, I think in an overview lesson, because I did the overview to begin this book months ago,

about Jesus' death and resurrection defeating that fear of death in the evil one, which was a huge piece of that puzzle. But look, Jase, I think in an overview lesson, because I did the overview to begin this book months ago,

A good overview lesson is one that when you go back and look at it, and I've noticed it now that you've gone through it today on the podcast, it could be about six other sermons. Any of those points you laid out that were a point in your deal, like a genre, could have been its own sermon. But that's what an overview does. It shows you in the power of a book.

A good overview lesson is one that when you go back and look at it, and I've noticed it now that you've gone through it today on the podcast, it could be about six other sermons. Any of those points you laid out that were a point in your deal, like a genre, could have been its own sermon. But that's what an overview does. It shows you in the power of a book.