¶ Introduction and Episode #81
As by this , all people will know that you are my disciple if you have love for one another . Hey , Georgetown , I'm Everett and I'm Jake , and welcome to the GBC Empowered Podcast , episode number 81 . 81 . And they said it wouldn't last . They said it wouldn't last . They said it wouldn't last .
We have 19 episodes before we go into the triple digits , triple digits , where ? We'll have to change this next segment .
Unless there's some weird European sport where they do triple digits and at that point we won't involve it because it's European , we're American . We're an American podcast .
But I am so honored for the fact that Jake has given me the 80s because he's you know what .
He's had enough . I just kind of , I kind of alluded I might . I never said I would .
It's fine , you can have it .
I'll have this one as long as you pick good one , as long as I know who you pick at 82 , next week we'll have a fight if you don't pick the person I think you're supposed to pick .
I'm not going to now , just because you said I did pick Jeremy Shockey last week , anyways .
Think tight ends from University of Tennessee . No , they coach high school football in Texas that played for the Dallas .
Cowboys . Spoiler alert I have a story about Jay , number 82 . Next podcast , yeah , next podcast . Anyways , number 81 . We have Terrell Owens . I just found out that apparently he doesn't call himself Terrell . He calls himself what Terrell , terrell Owens , terrell .
Fun fact , one of my first jerseys , my first jersey , was Colt McCoy , from the Texas UT , even though he couldn't have the last name on the back , and my second jersey was number 81 , terrell Owens , which is a huge deal because he played for an enemy team and then he scored a touchdown . And what did he do , Jake , after he scored that touchdown ?
He put a stain on the star my friend .
He put a stain on the star and in case you don't know what I'm talking about , he didn't like pee on it or anything . He metaphorically put a stain on the star . We tell the truth on this podcast . No TO was playing for the San Francisco 49ers , scores a touchdown , runs to the midfield star and plants the ball and it was awful .
But who is the safety for the Dallas Cowboys that knocked him off of it ?
My third jersey ever , number 31 . No , no , no , it wasn't Roy Williams . No , it was not Roy Williams no , it was not Roy Williams .
Uh uh , who was it ? George Teague ? Oh , that's right . We wouldn't know who George Teague was if he hadn't done that yeah , because Roy Williams came right after .
Yeah , my bad George Teague , my bad George anyways , listen .
If you want useless knowledge about the Dallas Cowboys , call me . I can help you out . There's a lot of things I don't know anything about , but I can talk to you about this .
But anyways . And then Terrell came and became a Cowboy and one of the most famous Cowboys to ever play , and didn't win a Super Bowl for us .
No , he did not . He was a great , great player , but him and Romo just could not get the job done .
No , they really couldn't , that's okay .
The dude is still probably capable of scoring a touchdown in an NFL game . I mean , he's probably 50 , but incredible shape .
Terrell and Randy Moss . I'd put in kind of the same category where they just kept their shape like they could beat me in a race . It's pretty impressive of what they do . I don't know what diet they're on or anything like that . You know what's ?
funny about guys like Terrell is off the field . He actually never got in trouble . Like there's a ton of guys out there that are like horrible off the field behavior type of people . Plaxico Burris shooting himself in a nightclub in the thigh . You know , you know that's what I do when I carry my athletic shorts is I put a gun with me ?
You know we're going places on this conversation . Yeah , yeah , TO didn't do any of those things , but everyone hated him , Everyone did not like him and they're like he has such character problems . I'm like , listen , he's just a really big personality , but he's actually not like a bad person , however you want to phrase that .
He's not horrible . Anyways , he had to have a lot of hard work to get to the NFL .
I just need to make this known . I just need to make this known . If this conversation is taking a turn , it is purely my fault . I'm the one talking about peeing on the star bringing guns to nightclubs . So , Mavericks , he did not do any of these things .
I take full ownership of the weird things being talked about , and now you're getting an insight of what the staff looks like Every day . Anyways , as you saw from the title , we're actually going to talk about something that both me and Jake are pretty passionate about and , honestly , we're just going to scratch the surface . We're not going to go too deep .
Maybe this is I'm really good at scratching the surface and not going deep into conversations .
This is a podcast , live , not live , but we don't do multiple takes or anything like that , but we want to scratch the surface of really , what does the Bible say about hard
¶ What the Bible Says About Work
work ? So , jake , this is a question for you that I think many of us , like we just finished our Google series . This isn't one of the most Googled questions , but , as a believer , like I know the question we asked a lot . It was like we answered it last week . What's my purpose ? What am I supposed to be doing ?
So what does the Bible say about just work and , honestly , hard work ?
It has a lot to say about work , and I feel like a lot of times you'll ask me this question and then I'll spend 10 minutes like preparing my answer . Yeah , today I want to dive into the answer and then we can kind of you know comment on that , but I mean the Old Testament , the New Testament constantly talks about work .
In fact , even in the book of Genesis , one of Adam's jobs , even before the fall of man , before sin entered the world , was he was to work the garden . So this was before sin came . So work is not a result of the fall . Work is a gift , not a result of the fall . Work is a gift Like we get to exist as God's people and work .
But all throughout the Old Testament , all throughout the New Testament , even Jesus himself , he worked , he rested , but he also worked . But one of the most famous verses is Colossians , chapter three , verses 23, . That says whatever you do , do it heartily as to the Lord and not to men . So I mean immediately .
Paul is saying that whatever we do , we do it to the best of our ability and we do it for God . We , we , we focus in on being able to , to um , able to serve him with excellence and serve him with joy . But even Psalm , chapter 19 , verse 17 says May the favor of the Lord , our God , rest on us , establish the work of our hands for us .
Yes , establish the work of our hands . So every day we wake up we're working on something , whether it be our vocation , whether it be taking care of our home , whether it be serving the local church . The point of it is is there's a purpose for work , and it's that we work hard , we work diligently .
We do all of this for God , um , and work is something that you and I do , um , because God , god has called us to uh , take care of ourselves and take care of the people around us . Um , I'll just give you another verse Proverbs , chapter 12 , um um , verse um 11, .
Those who work their land will have abundant food , but those who chase fantasies have no sense . Um , in other words , um , work is for everyone . It's something God has called us all to participate in , and we are missing out on an abundant blessing and a really powerful way to shape our lives . Work is special and work is not something we should avoid .
Yeah , real quick . Bible verse James 2 , 18 . But someone will say you have faith and I have works . Show me your faith apart from your works and I will show you my faith by my works . Now I want to take a little journey just to Jesus' time and the Pharisees .
They were people who worked so hard , but we know' time and the Pharisees they were people who worked so hard , but we know the stories of the Pharisees . Most of them didn't have faith and they were the reason that Jesus was crucified and even after he rose from the dead , they were denying Him and arresting the disciples and all this stuff .
And they had all the work
¶ Faith Through Works, Not Just Labor
aspect of it , but they had no faith . So what are we talking about when we say work ? I've had many jobs , jake , I know you've had many jobs . Is that what he's talking about ? Work and just going to work every single day and all that stuff ? Well , really no .
Yes , we should be hardworking , we should have jobs , we should have all this stuff , but we have to do work for the Lord . We have to , and what I mean by that . What James is talking about here is people should know we have faith in Jesus Christ by our works , not our occupation . But let me real quick . Let me go to John 13 , verse 16 .
Sorry , I got a tiny Bible . Truly , truly , I say to you , a servant is not greater than his master , nor is a messenger he's talking about . Like People will know you by how you love one another , how you're kind to one another , how you so .
Jake , he just shared a little testimony to me and I'd actually like you to share it for the podcast of just you at a gas station . To me , this is the definition of work , yeah .
So , if you know me , I go in and out of working out , like I would love to say I have like a consistent workout life , but usually what I'm trying to learn is to be consistent .
So I'm kind of in this phase where I'm getting workouts in in the morning and I just finished a workout and I go into a gas station and there's a gentleman that is there who does not work for the gas station , but he knows the clerk and I'm just listening to him . He's having a bad day , clerk , and I'm just listening to him .
He's having a bad day , he's having some kind of struggle , some type of situation that he's frustrated in . And he is speaking to this clerk who he has some friendship with . And the Lord just laid it very heavily on my heart hey , pray for this guy , just pray for him . You know , don't ?
I didn't have to go tell him the gospel , I didn't have to try to convince him to make a decision , and you know I'm standing there sweaty , gross , but the Lord said pray for this guy .
So I walk up to the register and I stand next to him and I said hey , um , I know you don't know me , but would it be okay if I prayed for you and he said , please , and uh , me and the clerk and this man just had a 32nd time of prayer and um , and you know , I pay for my , my items or my gas , and um , and I'm walking out the door and this
clerk is saying , if you don't know that God's here for you through that , then like , I'll just say what she said . You're an idiot , like , and so they must've been really good friends that she was able to say that . And I walked out of that going . I lost nothing from that .
I gained by just seeing that , like , even in these little spurts of time where we're standing in a store , we can be present in the moment and we can be God's hands and feet .
Like , I don't know anything about this man , I probably will never meet him ever again , but God told me to do something and truthfully , going back to Colossians 3 , it really wasn't me doing it , it was God doing it . I was just a vessel to talk and y'all . It didn't kill me to pray for the guy , but again , work is a gift .
How cool is it that we get to be a part of what God is telling other people , just like God is using other people to tell things to us . It's working for the Lord .
Yeah , god is using other people to tell things to us . It's working for the Lord . Yeah , and real quick . I apologize , I read the wrong verse . I had that one underlined because of the servant verse . I actually meant to read John 13 , 35 . It's by this all people will know that you are my disciple if you have love for one another .
And to me that's that story , and there's a hundred other stories like it , and I think we get confused with work . It's like , well , I go to work every day , I'm a hard worker , I provide for my family , all that stuff . That's how people know that I'm Jesus' disciple .
And , yes , going to work and having integrity at work does show that you are Christ's disciple . But what are you doing at work ? Do you see it as your mission field , or are you just going to work to collect a paycheck and get ready to go home ?
I work in a church and there's some weeks where it's like go home or go to work so I can go home and do this , this , this and this . I'm so busy outside of work that I'm really not present in my job . And that's what James , that's what Jesus , that's what Proverbs , that's what it's talking about Like . That's even what Genesis is like .
God made this model so that we can work alongside Him , but we have to be present , we have to be ready , and the answer of what it is to work is we have to be praying for people , we have to be loving on people , we have to be kind and helpful , even when we have to go out of our way to be kind and helpful .
These are the words that God is talking about , so I'm a millennial .
Are you a gen ? I don't know . Maybe gen Z , maybe my guess is probably and there is this stigma that falls upon certain generations and I hear people say it all the time about millennials that we just aren't a generation that works a lot , and um , I think you could make a case that that's probably true , I mean in some cases .
But I personally believe in , and I think it's just cause I was a children's minister , youth minister , I worked with college . I've worked with senior adults . I've just learned there's people that work hard , there's people that don't work hard .
Worked with senior adults , I've just learned there's people that work hard , there's people that don't work hard and , um , and it kind of just is .
I mean , I you can't really summarize it just by one generation or anything like that , but I would like to just say this and maybe it's just getting something on my chest that I've always struggled with is , you know , I am passionate about my job .
I'm passionate about my , my vocation , like , like I am not , I am more of a child of God than I am a pastor . Okay , like I , I need to always remind myself , like I'm not what I do at my job . I'm sorry , a bird just flew in the window . Oh , it's okay , I was just . It was either a bird or Ryan , and either way would have made sense to me .
I hope you're listening right , um , but like in other words , I'm passionate about my job . Okay , but can I tell you there are times when there are things about it that I'm not passionate about .
I'm not passionate about moving chairs , and I can if I logged him out of chairs and tables I've set up , um , but I'm also not going to complain Cause I know people probably there are those out there that have to work harder . But can I just release folks from this concept ? Like
¶ Working Jobs You Don't Love
there is a place to not be passionate about what you do for a living , like it's okay to not be passionate , it's okay to not like your job , um , but like you still have to go to work , you still have to , you still have to get up and provide . Like , so clearly , we work for the Lord , but the Bible also says we work for our families .
First Timothy , chapter five , verse eight , says anyone who does not provide for their relatives , and especially for their own household , has denied the faith . It is worse than an unbeliever , has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever , and that's a heavy , heavy word .
And basically what that verse is telling us is like , let's say , I lost my job today , I'm not able to be a pastor , there are people at my home depending on me and I'm probably going to go find a job I'm not passionate about to provide food for my family while I try to find a job I am passionate about .
And what a blessing is it when it can be both , like when you can do what you're passionate about , that you you feel fulfilled in , while simultaneously providing for your family and I know that there are folks out there that are getting up and going to a job that kicks them in the teeth every single day .
But can I , can I encourage you with this brother or sister ? You are still such a blessing that you are being responsible for your family and you're being responsible . Um , according to the scriptures , and and going back to Colossians , chapter three , even if you're at a job you hate , like , let's say , you just do not like your boss kind of like Maverick .
Brett and Ryan , feel like you just don't like your boss , you don't respect your boss , you don't respect the company you work for , like there is still space that you can enter into that vocation and do this for the glory of God , and I want to encourage you . If you're able to find something you are passionate about , praise be to God .
But I think sometimes as Christians , we try to paint these perfect pictures . I know people that have worked at a job for 40 years that they didn't particularly like , but God blessed them with the ability to provide for their family , and that is amazing . That is amazing . God is with us in all of these phases and this is where I can go on a tangent .
But I I struggle with young men that don't understand the value of hard work . So , before we kind of jump into that , so I can cool down what are some jobs you've done that you just hated and I can . I can tell you . I can tell you several , except for the current job I have . I can't tell you all if I like it or don't .
I'm just kidding . Well , yeah , this is where we're going to stretch the service because , again , me and Jake , we get pretty passionate about this , and especially me being a considerable young man . Now , if you ask the youth , the answer is no , I'm not young anymore , I'm past my prime . But I remember my first ministry job .
I worked for free and I didn't care that I worked for free . I knew this church , I knew God was calling me to this church and I knew this church really wanted me to help and they were discouraged at the fact that they couldn't pay me .
But I mean , I still had bills to pay and you know , I was dating this girl named Mallory at the time who I wanted to marry , and she , she wanted to go on dates .
Pretty girl you want to marry will motivate you to do jobs that you wouldn't have done before .
Yeah , so I'm working at this job for free and on the side . This is what my week would look like .
I would wake up at 3 o'clock in the morning to go to my job in Sherman , which was a donut shop , one of the worst jobs I ever had , but the benefits were great , and what I mean by that is I didn't get paid well , I didn't get insurance or whatever , but you got free donuts and I ate so many free donuts that I actually got in trouble my first week
there and that is 110% a true story and then I would get off at noon and then from noon I would go work for my wife's dad , my father-in-law , ronnie . I'd work in plumbing and then , once I was done with that , then I would find every odd job I could , whether it be mowing lawns or the church I worked at had a bunch of older members .
I'd be painting their living rooms , I'd be changing light bulbs , anything I could do for a free meal or an extra like 20 bucks . And like that season of my life was absolutely miserable , like it was hard . I mean it was like I came home tired every day and I wouldn't go to bed till like 10 , 11 o'clock because some of those jobs just took forever .
And then I have to wake up again at three o'clock in the morning and I mean that was a long season of my life , absolutely .
And we've all do jobs like that . My story is weird because since I've been 18 , I've worked at a church .
So since 2006 , I've received predominantly my compensation from a church and I can tell you some churches I served at that I had to do a lot of things that nobody would want to do and and and , honestly , the places I learned about being a pastor had less to do with sermon prep than learning to be a servant and learning to not run away from the jobs nobody
wants to do . And I still try to do with sermon prep than learning to be a servant and learning to not run away from the jobs nobody wants to do . And I still try to do that the very best I can . But you know , I learned work from my grandfather , bob Ratcliffe , who had such a hard life I mean a hard life of work yourself to the bone .
I learned more from my grandfather on our farm about work and about God through work , just by literally watching him . And um , but I'll tell you , um , if child labor law people were out on our farm my granddad would have gone to jail . I mean , I was doing work that a 10 year old boy probably shouldn't , shouldn't be doing , or whatever .
However you want to define that , um , I you want to define that . I just grew up . That was normal life , but I'm sure there's other parts of the world that would think it was bad . But just just , I mean just the amount of things we were doing and the dangerous work and the selfless work and the just grunt work .
But I would not trade a second of that , a second of that , because I discovered what it's like to not stop working until the work is done but then being satisfied that you worked and learning that you do rest when you , when you get to rest , and and we need to talk about Sabbath , clearly but but for the sake of work , like it's okay to go to bed tired ,
it really really is okay . You know I I worked for .
You know different bosses , you know um , from 16 to 20 , cause I had to have other jobs while I was working in churches and but the point of it is is every single one of those jobs , like I learned , like it doesn't matter if you like your boss , like he's still the boss , like there's an authority there .
So you got to learn to work for your authority , unless somebody asks you to do something immoral or illegal . Like go to work , quit complaining , like there's just a place for that but learning how to do it for the glory of God and be an example .
But you know , I just I think it's so important that we have these type of conversations because we don't want to see a generation rise up that loses the art of work and um , you know , I'm , I'm raising kiddos and um , bob and sissy golf , um , if you ever want a resource about just raising kids , I encourage you to go listen to their podcast Bob and sissy
golf . Um , but um , anyway , I , I just said their names incorrectly
¶ Teaching Children the Value of Work
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Sissy golf is the one , not Bob golf .
I'm so sorry , I just put two people together . Sissy Goff just look up Sissy Goff but , um , she , I listened to a podcast a couple of weeks ago about how 12 , 13 , 14 , 15 year olds in the summer they actually need a lot of structure . Yes , like , in , part of structure is finding them work to do . Like , um , they need to select . Like one .
I have two kids , you know , uh , that are both under the age of 16 , that have jobs this summer and they're not going to work Monday through Friday , like they're probably not going to put in 40 hours , but they're going to probably put in 20 to 30 hours .
And here's the beauty of that they're going to go do that work , they're going to earn money , they're going to learn how to save money . But then when they are given freedom in the summer , they're going to appreciate that freedom and they're going to be more satisfied in that freedom because they know what it's like to work .
And it's not killing our kids when we give them chores . In fact , we're killing our kids when we don't give them chores . And I have adults that tell me nobody ever taught me how to work , I had to learn on my own . And what a disservice . Not only are we offering to them in the secular world , but in the spiritual world , how can someone learn ?
I mean , we use Jeremiah 29 , 11 all the time , for I know the plans I have for you , says the Lord . There are plans for your good , not for disaster , to give you a future and a hope . Well , how can you have a future if you can't work ? So , like , we have to pass this down to our children and then and then also learn in our lives .
Like it is , it's okay to walk through the struggle of the work . I'm trying to do CrossFit right now . I , my body , is telling me right now , jake , you have no business in this room . Like you , you're a you're . You should not be here . But I'm having to not listen to my body .
I'm having to tell my body no , jake , like , this is where you need to be so that you can be in a position , when you have grandchildren , that you can play with them . Like , and these are those thoughts that run through our mind Work is a gift . It is not a curse . It is a gift given to us by God .
So , if you struggle with work , get to work , that's okay . Or if you're at a job that is kicking in your teeth . Can I just encourage you with this Do it for God and even if it is hard , like there is space that God can bless you and show you the power .
If there are little people in your life or a spouse depending on you and you were getting up and going to work , I can't think of anything more selfless or admirable or worthy of a congratulations , because what a special blessing you are to your family .
Yeah , and just real quick .
We talked about the chosen a little bit on this podcast , not a whole lot , but one of my favorite episodes it's the whole episodes is the disciples arguing around a campfire and like the whole point is like tensions are just rising and rising and rising and rising until the point like at the end of the episode they're at a screaming match .
And then Jesus comes back and throughout the episode you actually see it in the background , because I've rewatched it , where you actually see what Jesus is doing . There's a line of people in front just waiting to see Jesus and he's performing miracles , like he's healing them and all that stuff .
And while he's doing that , disciples are around a campfire and Jesus comes back and I mean dude looks just battered , I mean just absolutely beaten , he's dirty , he's so ready for rest .
And as he's walking back , he's like stumbling back because he just worked a full day or whatever , meeting all these people , healing all these people , and the disciples just stopped talking because everything they just talked about does not matter . And then Jesus goes to bed , goes to sleep , and they look at each other and they just they go to bed .
Why do I bring up that story ? Is well , and I'm going to try not to get like I'm passionate about this , but I don't want to feel like a yelly pastor or anything like that . It's more the fact that— .
You should try it .
It's pretty fun . Jesus gives abundantly . We know this . We live such blessed lives where the fact that we can have a podcast go out on the internet we're talking about Jesus , we're talking about the Bible . Me and Jake aren't fearing for our lives . We can be Christians , we can go to church . We just live blessed lives .
We hear testimonies about it time and time again . In the abundance is where the sin of sloth and laziness comes from . So why do we see Christians that struggle with that sin ? I mean , we don't talk about it enough , but Christians struggle with that sin . Well , why ?
It's because as Christians , we live abundant life , and when we live abundance in life , when we have an abundant life , it's so easy to be like well , I'm good , I'm great , actually , Like I can just sit here and stay here , and then that's why we wake up one day and we're in the lowest valley ever , where we feel so far away from God .
It's because I don't know about you , but when I was growing up , in youth ministry and then college age , I heard more Bible lessons about rest than I ever heard about work . Yeah , Like I don't know if I ever actually heard a lesson about hard work and my walk was struggling , my walk was struggling because I was just trying to find rest .
And , guys , rest comes from the Lord . I will sit here and tell you my wife will tell you we don't find more rest than when we go to Falls Creek . Everybody's like are you okay , Are you rested up ? No , I found my rest at false creek because I was serving and I was preaching the gospel
¶ Finding Rest Through Service
and I was having these one-on-one conversations . That's the kind of rest god gives . It's not a vacation in hawaii . God gives spiritual rest , rest that we truly actually need , and I'm getting a little yelly it's okay , but that's what it is . These hard like . Yes , it can be tired , but like jesus wasn't ever off . Jesus didn't have an off day .
He would heal the people . Then he'd minister to disciples , he would love his mother , he would love his family . Let me tell you that jesus lives inside you . You can too .
You can go to work and come home and be a present father and mother like you can do all these things because Christ dwells and lives inside you and wants you to be a part of something great . But it calls us to work .
Well , going back to my grandfather , the day , you know , when he died , I went to his funeral . You know I was at his funeral and you know this is the morbid part of the podcast but we passed his casket and the only thing I wanted to look at were his hands .
And I remember looking at these weathered hands and the Lord telling me at 16 , work your hands in this way for me . And that's it's funny because that sounds so good when I'm talking about it right now . But what you have to do to make your hands look like that is not going to sound good all the time . And that's just a .
Just a word I'd like to say , and this has kind of been a I don't know , kind of a . I've probably gone a lot of places , but I try not to complain about and this is just as a pastor , I try not to complain about my job , and you know what ?
Yes , I do get tired and I do have my limits and I have had to tell people hey , I'm not going to work 60 hours this week , I am going to go to my kids' ball games and things like that . But man , like it feels really weird to be a pastor sitting here talking about oh , I've got this hard job .
And somebody I mean tonight , uh , it's a Wednesday night at this recording um , kyle Poss , trevor Francis , they're going to be booking it from Plano to lead a Bible study for men in our church . I'm not booking it from anywhere . I'm going to walk over there to my Bible study . I'm not going to complain about what I do .
These guys are working hours upon hours , upon hours upon hours and then they're getting here on a Wednesday night to serve the kingdom of God and , like you're saying , like they could totally say I need rest , I don't even have time to come , but these are men that are going . No , like this is where I find rest to be in community with other brothers .
It's like serving the Lord is not something that you , you like , have time to do , it's something you make time to do , and I've noticed the people that tend to serve the most have the least amount of time to do it .
And that , to me , is the picture of learning to find that space when we can realize like it's not about just setting our calendar a certain way , it's about our mindset and our mission .
So , uh , if you listen to this , I feel like I was all over the place with my popcorn comments , but , like I just pray that you can understand the value of just serving in his kingdom and working hard and knowing that , like this , there's going to be a day we're all going to stand in glory and we're not .
We're going to be so thankful for the work and the mission that we were a part of . Yeah absolutely .
And uh , in case you wanted to know what scratching the surface looked like , that's what it looked like , and so we this might be a podcast where we go a little bit deeper , If y'all find it interesting or or even have a little bit more questions about it , Like if you've got like an 18 to 22 year old in your house that doesn't want to work send them to
hang out with me a Maverick and they'll we'll get , we'll find them a job . Yeah , we'll find them a job . We'll find them three actually , but anyways , uh , thank you guys . So much for listening to . Uh went from Terrell Owens to this . We really do . He worked hard . He did work hard . He got to the NFL .
So that's it , um , but thank you guys , so much for listening and we look forward to seeing you guys every Sunday , and just thank you so much for letting us do what we get to do . Anyways , love you guys , take care .
