Zach

So here's what he said. Jesus spoke to the people.

They know it's rough green time.

They know it's rough green time.

They know it's rough green time.

Yeah, and why were you scared? Because you couldn't see what was out there.

Yeah, and why were you scared? Because you couldn't see what was out there.

Yeah, and why were you scared? Because you couldn't see what was out there.

Y'all were like feral cats out there.

Y'all were like feral cats out there.

Y'all were like feral cats out there.

But where does the snake hide? The snake hides in the unseen part, which I think about. I may have told this before. I use this analogy because it's so true.

But where does the snake hide? The snake hides in the unseen part, which I think about. I may have told this before. I use this analogy because it's so true.

But where does the snake hide? The snake hides in the unseen part, which I think about. I may have told this before. I use this analogy because it's so true.

like the times there's been times in my life where I have felt overwhelmingly disoriented and fearful and it's always when I wake up in the middle of the night in a location that's not my home and it's completely dark a lot of times it's like a hotel room and I'm like and I was in such a deep sleep when I wake up I'm like and everything is dark because it's so dark in the room because I pulled those curtains shut and I get up and I'm like I'm kind of like

like the times there's been times in my life where I have felt overwhelmingly disoriented and fearful and it's always when I wake up in the middle of the night in a location that's not my home and it's completely dark a lot of times it's like a hotel room and I'm like and I was in such a deep sleep when I wake up I'm like and everything is dark because it's so dark in the room because I pulled those curtains shut and I get up and I'm like I'm kind of like

like the times there's been times in my life where I have felt overwhelmingly disoriented and fearful and it's always when I wake up in the middle of the night in a location that's not my home and it's completely dark a lot of times it's like a hotel room and I'm like and I was in such a deep sleep when I wake up I'm like and everything is dark because it's so dark in the room because I pulled those curtains shut and I get up and I'm like I'm kind of like

Trying to feel my way to just something. And the only thing that gives me comfort is finally when you finally see that little sliver of light under the door that's coming from the hallway that you can actually orient yourself. So I think that's the picture of blindness, though, is to not have anything that you can touch to orient yourself to whatever the context is that you're in.

Trying to feel my way to just something. And the only thing that gives me comfort is finally when you finally see that little sliver of light under the door that's coming from the hallway that you can actually orient yourself. So I think that's the picture of blindness, though, is to not have anything that you can touch to orient yourself to whatever the context is that you're in.

Trying to feel my way to just something. And the only thing that gives me comfort is finally when you finally see that little sliver of light under the door that's coming from the hallway that you can actually orient yourself. So I think that's the picture of blindness, though, is to not have anything that you can touch to orient yourself to whatever the context is that you're in.

And not only do you not have orientation, there's overwhelming fear that comes from what is unseen that you don't know where the threats could possibly come from.