Ep 1079 | Jase Contemplates Taking Back Missy’s Diamond Ring After Discovering Biblical Gemstones
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What biblical revelation does Jase discover?
You know what's hit me, Zach? I finally realized what was the smoking gun to you coming to Jesus. What was that? Isaiah 55, 1. Come. Come all. Come, everyone who thirsts. Come to the waters. Wait for it, Zach. And he who has no money, come buy and eat. Come buy wine and milk without money. Your cheapskate type tendencies actually led you to Jesus because he said, I have bread that costs no money.
I came with what Francis Schaeffer called the empty hands of faith. I had nothing in my hands. I knew that. I was there.
Well, remember, what was it back in John 2? How many gallons of wine did Jesus turn from water into wine? I mean, that's Zach's right up his alley. It's like, man, free wine. Gallons of wine. That's funny.
I don't care. All right. So I had a funny little thing that happened. And speaking of passages in Isaiah that I said I was going to get back to. My son sent me a video and it was like a seven minute video. And he said, what do you think about this? So it was a scientist who was basically breaking down a passage in Revelation 21. And what's also funny about the conversation before I get into that is, you know, Reed was also asking me like, what to tell his mom about, because we're rebuilding our house, which has been a year since our house got hit by a tornado. And I was like, Reed, isn't she there? And he's like, well, yeah, but I'm asking you because I'm pretty sure she's asleep. It was like in the morning.
He was at my house.
He was asking me.
He didn't want to wake her up.
Yeah, he didn't want to wake her up, which I thought was funny. But I was like, well, why don't you go in there and ask her?
So I think that provides some tension because you were talking about family. Yeah. Because, you know, you have your son rebuilding your house, which you think, oh, that's great that you have a son that can do that. But it's also tense for him. Because you're rebuilding your parents' house. So the standard has gone up because if anything goes wrong, I realized in the moment what he was actually asking. He was like, the pressure here is about more than I can bear.
And let's face it, Jase, some parents, and we have one, who don't like to be woken up. The rule was in our house, unless it's the president or Leonard Skinner, don't wake dad up.
Oh, and I had the same thing with my kids, and we actually converted Missy into that same manner. I mean, she will do anything not to wake anybody up, and you don't wake her up. It's just like... I've explained that to little man because he's like, where's Lulu? He calls her Lulu.
I do not like to be woke. If you wake me up, I don't like it. I don't think it's godly.
Yeah, I told my kids. I don't think it's godly. I said, you wake me up. Well, I framed it around when you start providing some of the resources around here. And so we had a rule. I forgot what the exact rule was, but you can only awake me if you're bleeding out of some kind of orifice, have a broken bone. It was something graphic, like you're basically dying.
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