When Heaven Comes to My Rescue — Shane Idleman

Heaven Comes to My Rescue in a Chaotic Society

The title tonight, When Heaven Comes to My Rescue. When Heaven Comes to My Rescue. Why is that? The more you remove God from society, the more hell you're going to see breaking loose. And so, I don't like it, but I'm not surprised.

Because when you took God out of the schools in the 70's, and when you begin to abort children, and when you begin to mock God's creation and mutilation of the body, the depravity has no bounds. And that's what we're seeing.

That's what we're fighting against. That's why we're meeting like we are. And we're back in Psalms. Praise God. Every Wednesday night, we're going to be in the book of Psalms. We picked up, we left off at Psalm 34.

David’s Miraculous Deliverance in Psalm 34

We're going to put that up on the screen. This is a miraculous deliverance for David. David was delivered. It's where he acted like he was crazy. And the king let him go. He could have just killed him right then.

But he acted like he was crazy. God let him go. And some Bibles title it, When Heaven Comes to My Rescue or David's Rescue. But I want to just read the text. I didn't put chapter and verses. I put chapter, but not the verses, because it was just written like it was written.

And it really can speak to us profoundly. I will bless the Lord all the time. His praise shall continually be in my mouth. My soul shall make its boast in the Lord. The humble shall hear it and be glad.

Oh, I love when they put oh in there. Oh, would you rend the heavens? Oh God, would you move? Oh, magnify the Lord with me and let us exalt His name together like we did tonight in worship. I will, he says here, as for me and my house.

I will do this. And you need to take a stand, especially in this culture, young adults as well. I will, regardless of what TikTok is doing or Instagram is doing or my friends are doing, I will take a stand for God.

As for me and my house, like Joshua said, we will trust the Lord. And then he says, I will bless, and that is to speak well of the Lord, to be thankful. Anybody need help with being thankful? Do you know, and I don't want to be careful here, but when we're always grumbling and complaining, I mean, we're quenching and grieving the Spirit.

We're supposed to be thankful. Not happy with what's going on, but thankful. Thankful with what God is doing. And I just can get convicted because I should be thankful for where He's put me or what He's given us or how He's blessed us instead of grumbling and complaining all the time.

And David said all the times. It's a continual, it's not all the time because you have to work and do things, but there's a continual exalting of the Lord. When you wake up in the morning, what should your first thought be?

What's on the news? The Lord. Throughout the day, the Lord is good. The Lord is my banner. The Lord is my strength all the time. And it's funny, he said something here, boasting. My soul shall make its boast in the Lord.

And you know what? It's okay to boast in what the Lord is doing. Sometimes I get kind of, I've been wounded by people and they think they know your heart. You ever run into those people? They're heart inspectors and they think they know your heart.

But I'll put on there and I'll say, just incredible things that God is doing here and look at this or baptisms or this. And they'll say, gosh, that's kind of arrogant. I'm like, oh, well, maybe I should stop.

But then if you're, look, I'm not boasting. Without God, we can do nothing. Look at what the Lord is doing. Look at what the Lord is raising up. Look at what the Lord is drawing and healing. We should boast in what God did to Susan.

I mean, there's a boasting about what God has done. And here's the key. The humble will hear of your boasting and they will be glad. See, prideful people get jealous. But we see this all the time in the church.

How many pastors can truly rejoice in the success of another church? I try to all the time. I'm glad, I've told you about New Life and Peter in West Palmdale, a friend of mine. And I've appointed people to Calvary Chapel and Lancaster Baptist and Hope Chapel and Grace Chapel.

I've told, if you're close by, we just had a family who lives right there and they can't afford the gas. Hey, it's a good, just go. And excited that the Lord's, it's not competition, it's complementarianism.

It's complementing each other. And we boast, we're excited, I'm not embarrassed. Here's why, I'm so confident that God is moving here. I don't need to worry about other places. God will do what He wants to do.

And we also need to stop measuring success by numbers. I don't know if I shared this and I mentioned to Susie too, you don't have to send me the attendance and things. I don't care. I'm glad, you know, because sometimes we, it's good, I guess the elders need to know, hey, we're, you know, here's what's going on.

But overall, we don't gauge and judge things on that. We judge it on faithfulness to God. And there's an excitement. I get excited. I get excited when people are coming to the Lord and they're on fire for God.

Jealousy, Spiritual Fire, and the Work of God

But however, not many people do. Have you noticed that? For example, I know there's a lot of pastors who don't like me. That guy's too loud. He's making us look bad. He's having church every night. They stayed open during COVID.

How could they? But I'm just speaking the truth in love. And same though with you. You might not be a pastor, but you're a person, a Christian, and excited. And here's what happens though. When people catch the fire of God, those who are lukewarm are often jealous.

And I think God does it to make them jealous. We read in the Bible that Israel is going to become jealous because they rejected their Messiah and the Gentiles embraced the Messiah. Israel's going to burn with jealousy.

And that was the biggest lesson. Me and my wife still talk about it. We lost friends 20 years ago. You know, because when you're all hanging out, you're coming to the Lord. Now, hey, I don't want to drink anymore.

I don't want to do this anymore. I don't want to, and I just want to go to church. I just want to, oh, super Christian. Prayed for two hours and just, what's wrong? See, they don't, the fire, the fire convicts.

The fire, I'm already excited for tomorrow's message. I think because I came up with the title. Abrams said, I'm going to share my testimony. And I said, no, we need something that pops. Like, how about a fundamentalist receives the fire?

So we're going to go with that. And you're going to hear about his journey on, you know, because you can have doctrine. I went through that season. Like you're straight as a gun barrel, man. You're just telling people off.

You've got it down. You can quote scripture, but you're dead inside. You don't have the fire of God. And looking back, I'm like, I don't know if I led anybody to the Lord in those couple of years. Maybe here and there, because God's Word is powerful.

But that was missing out of my life. Boasting and then magnifying. There's nothing wrong with corporate worship and prayer. I think there's something special about that. And that's one of the complaints we get for morning worship, when I push morning worship.

And like, you guys got to be here. I can do the same thing at home. Yeah, I mean, what's that attitude? You got an attitude there. You know what that tells me? I don't want to come. Here's my excuse. That's what that is.

I'm not stupid. And isn't there something about corporately coming together and praying together and worshiping together? And I love at the altar, man, when guys are coming up and they're laying hands on people and they're praying for people and it begins to corporately and the praises go.

The angel's saying corporately. It's a very special thing. Magnify. He's telling the people, magnify the Lord with me and exalt His name together. Where there are two or three or more gathered in my presence, there I am in the midst of them.

There's something special that takes place in corporate worship. I can tell you, in my own life, I've had some pretty powerful times of worship at home. But I don't think anything's compared to certain moments when the whole body's together.

I mean, for example, tonight, with Blessing and the worship team up here, that's called camping out, by the way. You're not being brainwashed. It's okay to do a song longer than five minutes, okay? Because there's that waiting and there's that seeking God.

Seeking the Lord Through Fear and Struggle

And then he goes on to say, the next part here of the Scripture, I sought the Lord. I sought the Lord and He heard me and He delivered me from all my fears. Young adults, teens, you need to hear this as well.

Seeking the Lord isn't like praying together. It's like pushing 60 seconds on a microwave and dinner's ready. I sought the Lord. There's a process there. There's a fighting. There's a travail. There's a coming to church when you don't feel like it.

There's a getting back up and fighting again and getting rid of bitterness and resentment and repenting and getting your heart clean and saying, I'm contending for my faith as long as it takes me. And I'm gonna seek the Lord and He will hear me.

He will deliver me from all my fears. Notice you never fear again. I don't think Scripture teaches that. Because fear is of the enemy. Fear is of our fleshly nature. When fears come in, we can just take those thoughts captive, begin to seek the Lord.

Fear is part of our fallen nature. Actually, courage, Joshua, be strong and courageous. Courage, and people say, you know, you guys are courageous here at Westside. Yeah, but it doesn't mean we're not fearful sometimes.

Courage is the right action even in the midst of fear. Cowardly is running because of the fear. See, the person feels the same fear. I'm either running for the door, I'm out of here, or I'm running to the problem and to fix it.

Courageous. Being courageous in the midst of difficulties. And He delivered them from all their fears. See, there's not a fear that God can't handle. Now, it doesn't mean instantly, and this is one thing I don't quite understand about whether it's deliverance or anything else, sometimes God just delivers.

Man, I run to people, brother, I haven't wanted a drink in 30 years. You talk to the other guy, man, I'm just, man, every week, the enemy brings back those good old days, that ice cold IPA passes me at Yard House, and boy, I just want to grab it.

Let's just be real. Some people are delivered, some are struggling. I just told someone that this week. You know, we have people that struggle with same-sex attraction that come here. People that I know, and we tell them, hey, sometimes God doesn't just set a person free.

We pray for that, and there are some things that I think can add to it, but sometimes there's a struggle there, and that's why I think people don't realize just because you're struggling doesn't mean you're not saved.

If that's the case, nobody in this room is saved. Because you're struggling. Don't get all high and mighty to me. I'll read your mail in just a minute with the power of the Holy Spirit. You know, there's pride, or there's arrogance, and there's a struggle with anger.

You're really good at slamming that door. Or yelling. And I've noticed the most legalistic people are often the most angry. They throw the Bible at their kids or their spouse with their words. They struggle with that.

Someone else struggles with suicide. Where am I getting these thoughts? Why don't I want to take my life? Somebody else struggles with depression. Why am I so down all the time? And I believe, though, that God can deliver them of all their fears.

Because the more you seek Him, the more you find Him, the more you find Him, the more you seek Him. And when you say, God, come to my rescue, when Heaven comes to your rescue, there is no enemy, no devil in hell that can stop what God has done in your heart when Heaven comes to your rescue.

And sometimes it is a process. It's fighting, and that's why we have church every night for many of you, to come and fight this battle. They look to Him, and they were radiant as a result of looking to God and getting their attitude in check.

They were radiant, they glowed. Not physically, of course, but there was, you run into people where they're just full of the Spirit, and then you run into other Christians like, man, did you just drink some lemon juice?

Correct? Oh, I can tell when they come in the church. Oh my goodness. Brother, you need the joy of the Lord this morning. They're radiant about that. And I could go name names right now. Some of you are so radiant.

And I could name names the opposite way, but I won't, you know. And I know it's hard sometimes. Some of us just have a demeanor. I remember, I'll never forget, Ron Emard one day, you know Ron, he texted me, and he goes, hey, I passed you up in your truck, why don't you smile more often?

And wouldn't you know it, I try to smile more often. If you know Ron, isn't that him? He'll tell you. They looked to Him, and they were radiant, and their faces were not ashamed. Oh, can we get where we're not ashamed of God?

Young adults, you'll never, never go wrong not being ashamed of God. Worrying about the opinions of people and what people will think. I praise God. I mean, I still struggle from time to time, but He broke me of that many years ago.

And that's one reason why I opened the altar and why I challenge men to come forward. Because that was my, you know, I'm in the back row, I don't know about you charismatic Fruit Loops raising your hands and stuff, and getting all crazy about worship, and you know, man, I go build up my 350 motor and Chevy Dodge and get crazy, but that's okay, that's manly emotions, right?

You see, we're all emotional, it just depends what direction you point that emotion. And he says, this poor man cried out, now possibly financial poverty at this point, he wasn't, he was still, you know, not yet king necessarily, but we know that poor of heart, this poor man cried out in his poverty, and the Lord heard him, and the Lord saved him out of all of his troubles.

The Angel of the Lord and Spiritual Warfare

And I love this part of it, the angel of the Lord encamps all around those who fear Him, and He delivers them. Wow. And the Bible always challenges me, because I like, you know, I would probably lean towards being a conservative.

I like God just kind of where I can understand Him. You know, angels and, you know, wow. Deliverance, demons, really? Can we just go clean and nice and easy? But the Bible talks about angels. That's where, if you hear the word guardian angel, you know, I'd have to do a whole study on angels, but there's something about the angelic beings are there to encamp around His people, to guard His people.

And Daniel was even fasting and praying for 21 days, and one of the angels was held up for three weeks in spiritual warfare. He said the prince of Persia withheld me. It talks about Gabriel who came. It's just amazing.

The Bible talks about it. So although it's outside of my comfort zone, it's time to get inside the Bible comfort zone and stop putting God in a box in these areas. Now, I do know people that have got carried away with angels.

You know, they're talking to angels, and there's a big angel back there. But some people do see. I mean, if God can open their eyes into the spirit realm, they'll see certain things. And we see that with one of the prophets would say, open his eyes.

I think it was Galileo and Elijah. He said, open his eyes that he can see. We're not gonna be defeated by this army. And God opened his eyes spiritually. And he saw the angel armies of God surrounding the other armies on top of the mountains.

And that's why the psalmist could echo, where does my help come from? My help comes from the hills. My help comes from above, and God brings down these angelic beings. Jesus said, if my kingdom was of this world, my disciples would have fought.

He also said, my Father could have sent a legion of angels and wiped out the entire Roman army. There's something about that. So my thought is, and what I tell people, don't get caught up in it. You know, it's just like the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

You get caught up in the gifts and forget the gift giver. You can get a little weird. You can get out there. Remember the gift giver and let the gifts come. When it comes to angels, yes, there's true.

Yes, pray that God will protect you. Understand that these things are real. Demonic opposition, but be grounded in God's Word. Usually when people get off on these things, it's because they get out of the Word.

That's the gauge, that's the plumb line. This is where it keeps me safe. I'm gonna build my house with a blueprint instead of start making up our own stuff. And not really ground in Scripture. Then we get over here a little bit too much.

A little bit over here too much. And then we gotta get back to the Scripture keeps us balanced in this area. He said, I sought, in which I already talked about. It's seeking the Lord, even through trials.

I mean, I would even argue that I sought the Lord. That is often coming through as a result of challenges. Many of these people, when they seek the Lord, it's often they're battling. If things are difficult.

You don't hear I sought the Lord too often when things are going great. It's usually through those challenging times. And the right heart prepares us to seek God. And then he goes on to say, I love this one.

Tasting and Seeing That the Lord Is Good

See, all these O's. O, magnify the Lord. Now he says, O, taste. Taste and see that the Lord is good. Blessed is the man who trusts in Him. I love this. I want to tell people, O, just taste and see. Taste and see that God is good.

He will never let you down. But you gotta taste. You gotta drink it and let it internalize your soul and let your soul come alive. You can't say, well, I don't know. I'll just try it for a minute. See if it works for me.

No, this is full consumption. This is tasting without any conditions. Not having bitterness towards God and just taking it all in. I do this often and I will continue to do it often. I'll get a blender and I put spirulina and ginger and spinach and kale.

And I'll tell my wife, drink this. Try it. It's good. It's good. Mm, mm, mm. No, that's just, mm. It's tight. Nothing's going in there. And I'll try the trick. Just on a spoon. Just come on. Taste and see.

It's good. But what she doesn't know is I put a lot of orange juice in there. Taste and see. Taste and see it's good. And that's where the enemy has fooled a lot of our young adults. They don't taste.

That's not good. That's not going to taste good. He's saying, taste and see. But it's got to be full abandonment. You don't come and try it. Well, God, I'll try you out on Your terms. I'll try it out for a week or two.

I'll see if this works. No, that's arrogance. And it's a stench in the nostrils of God. Taste and see is like, I'll take it in, Lord, whatever You want me to do. I have never seen the Lord fail me. Anytime I taste and see, the Lord is always good.

But anytime I come with the wrong heart, the wrong attitude, I don't receive that. Blessed is that man who trusts in Him. Oh, here's that oh again. Oh, fear the Lord. Fear the Lord, you saints. Oh man, if I could just get the pulpits of America for one week to preach that.

The Fear of the Lord and Holy Living

Fear the Lord again, you saints. Fear the Lord. It's a beginning of wisdom. It's a beginning of knowledge. It's a beginning of understanding. You walk in the fear of the Lord. Kids, remember when we used to have the Ten Commandments in our schools?

The Ten Commandments in our courthouses? Did you know that? God's Word, there was a fear, and I think, I'd love to write an article on this, but mass shootings and all this, what's going on? You've left the fear of the Lord.

Although you can't force people to fear God, if it's in the land? When you grew up, was there school shootings? 30 years ago? What is the rise of all this? What is going on? There's no fear of the Lord in that place.

The fear of the Lord. But it's also a reminder to the saints, fear the Lord. And I don't know about you, but sometimes I can forget that. You know, you do get caught up in singing God's grace and He loves me and thank You, Lord.

But remember to fear Him. That's why you don't work for your salvation, but you work out your salvation in fear and trembling before the Lord. You're saved, but you work it out. You walk in such a way that you fear and respect God.

I've told you guys this many times before, but many of you are new now. Over in that parking ride by the Palmdale, scary times, I always remember. Right by the Palmdale Lake out there, we were drilling big holes for the light stands before that parking lot was there.

And a guy from the gas company would always have to be with us. Why does he always have to be with us, Dad? Well, because there's a 36-inch gas main that goes from here to Texas. Oh, yeah, and if we hit that, we're gonna meet our Maker.

You'd think there was a little respect. I remember I hopped down, we're like three feet deep, and I hopped down and I got a digging bar and I would just probe and make sure, because you can't penetrate, it's pretty heavy-duty steel.

But you'd feel a little bit. Okay, I think we're good for a couple feet. Let's go down a little bit more. Hop back in. I don't feel anything. I think we're good. And you go on the side, you gotta make sure.

There's a fear, there's respect. Same thing with digging next to 20 ,000, 12 ,000 volt electrical lines. Or you've seen videos where you'll hit a gas main, it'll blow up the back end of the backhoe. Why is there a fear in those things?

But no fear of God. There's no want to those who fear Him. In other words, you'll never be in want. Now you might not have your wants fulfilled, but you'll have your needs fulfilled. Big difference, amen?

Oh boy, do we want. The Lord is not fulfilling His, look what He says here. No, He never said He'd fulfill your desires of your heart. Unless He gives you those desires, of course, godly desires. The young lions, even, and this is what He's contrasting here, I believe, is young, vibrant lions.

They can fight, they can find their prey. Even they will lack, and they will suffer hunger, but those who seek the Lord shall not lack any good thing. And then He goes on to say, come you children. It's an invitation, come you children.

And it doesn't have to be little, tiny ones. It could be the youth that are here to us tonight. Do you know that God always invites? God won't force you. He won't push you down and control you like a puppet.

There's always an invitation. Come, even the little ones. Come and listen to me, and I will teach you the fear of the Lord. Fear the Lord, and you will walk in the right path. Fear the Lord, and you will not fear man.

That's one thing I can tell you, is God is my witness. When you fear God, you will not fear any man. What can man do to me? But God allow it. And when you walk in the fear of the Lord, there's a strength, there's a boldness that goes with you.

Guarding the Tongue and Pursuing Peace

Who is the man who desires life, and loves many days that he may see good? Keep your tongue from evil. Double-tongued, slanders, gossipers. This, you know what, I think sometimes we forget how important this topic is to God.

Slander, gossip, especially in the body of Christ. When God says there are seven things I hate, you better memorize them. I hate hands that shed innocent blood. I hate feet that are swift to running to evil.

I hate a lying tongue, and he goes on, I hate one who sows discord among the brethren. Let that be a warning to this church as well. Be careful who you put down. Be careful who you don't build up in esteem.

And I get tired of saying it, but I tell our staff and volunteers, you guys, we gotta err on the side of grace until we're proven otherwise. Because we can get on the gossip train, it's hard to get off.

Slander, talking, if you think about it, shouldn't we be talking highly of fellow believers and building them up, and there's a camaraderie, there's a joy, if not, you're quenching and grieving the Spirit.

Right. Now as, you know, lead pastor, as some would say, you know, hiring boss and things like that, you know, you gotta call out people, too, from time to time. You know, but your heart should err on the side of encouraging, err on the side of building up.

And I've learned over the years, sometimes people come to you to get information. So, what about, hmm? Zip it. Or I'll say, why don't you go talk to, actually, let's go find them, and you guys can, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, it's okay, it's okay.

Try that sometime. Try that. You know, I've done that to some of you. Hey, hey, such and such, okay, I think he's over there, let's go find, oh, no, no, no, no, no, pastor, no, no, I'm just telling you.

I'm just telling you for your knowledge. Now, but sometimes that's good. Sometimes we need to know, you know? So, see, it's discernment, it's the heart, it's the attitude behind what we do, why we do what we do.

Depart from evil, do good, and seek peace and pursue it. See, here's the thing, discord will come, but we should be people who seek peace, and we pursue it. And once you begin to put all the pieces of the puzzle together, as you're walking in the fear of the Lord, as you're keeping your tongue from evil, as you're pursuing peace, then heaven comes to my rescue.

Have you ever noticed that? When you're doing what God tells you to do, heaven will come to your rescue. God will uphold you. God will give grace to the humble, but he will resist the proud. This is how you get heaven to come to your rescue, folks.

Fear God and walk in that fear. Love others and walk in that gentleness and be able to seek peace and pursue it. And if there is something against you and someone else, I would encourage you, go to them.

I do this like weekly, it seems like. Hey, is there anything where I've offended you? Is there anything going, I can tell there's some discord, how can we fix this? And often, things get resolved, and you feel so great again, and the power of the Holy Spirit is upon you.

In short, guard your mouth and watch your feet. Is that good? Just get some duct tape? And watch where you're going. Walk in obedience. Isaiah 66 too. But this is the one who I will look. And you can see the brackets, that means brackets are mine, obviously not in the Scripture.

It's okay to do that as long as you note it. But this is the one whom I will look, which means I will give them favor, I will hear them, I will bless them, I will guard them, I will lead them. Here's the one.

He who is humble and contrite in spirit, and he who trembles at my word. There's a lot of, see, any time I've noticed over the years, whether it's fasting or the gifts of the Spirit or whatever it is, any time the church tries to correct itself in an area that needs correction, sometimes it goes too far.

Balancing Grace, Truth, and the Fear of God

Bye, see you guys later. I'm correcting it. I'm correcting it. I'm driving the camera guys crazy. But you went too far. And any time we try to correct something, one of the things is when we've tried to correct this issue of, and I kind of agree, you know, that there was sometimes a church, you know, especially 150, 200 years ago, that's where the term hell, fire, and brimstone preaching comes from.

And the church over time developed into a very hard and rigidness and the love of God. You better not love God. God doesn't love you, you little sinner. You little man, He's going to punch you. The lightning bolts from heaven are going to come.

And the most popular sermon in our nation for many years, sinners in the hands of an angry God. And Jonathan Edwards would say, you're just like a spider that God holds over the flame. But it was a great sermon at Spark Revival.

We need that. But to correct some of that and to bring back in some of God's love and some of God's grace, you've got to Jesus-balance it, full of grace and full of truth. The only begotten of the Father, full of grace and full of truth.

When the Word became flesh and the Word dwelt among us, we behold the glory of the Father, full of grace and truth. And so it corrects itself. Okay, we've got to talk about God's love and grace because God did.

Long-suffering, gentle, kind, will not relent, turn back to Me. But in correcting it, they went too much far the other way. And only talk about the love and the grace. And it's almost like permission to live in sin.

And so now we see a very carnal church in America because of that. They've lost the fear of the Lord. Do a survey. A lot of the major churches will not talk about those difficult things. And it will draw more people.

Now there are some great churches, I'm not saying that, God wants churches all sizes. But the church has over-corrected itself and gotten away from the fear of the Lord. And then he goes on to say, the eyes of the Lord are on the righteous.

God is watching you. Isn't that incredible? God is watching you. I was reminded as I was studying this of the Scripture, I didn't have time to look it up, that the eyes of the Lord go to and fro throughout the whole earth to show Himself strong on behalf of those whose hearts are loyal to Him.

The eyes of the Lord go throughout the whole earth to look for those who are loyal to Him? That's incredible. But be careful. The enemy goes about as a roaring lion seeking whom he may devour. So, as I've said before, I'll say it again, it begs the question, who finds you?

Who finds you? Either the enemy or God. So many people think, oh no, I'll just walk down the middle here. No, you won't. So if you're not pursuing God, you're an easy target. Watching and waiting and listening.

The eyes of the Lord are on the righteous and His ears are open to their cry. God hears their cry. Oh, are you seeing the picture here? He resists the proud. He gives grace to the humble. Those who do not fear Him, those who are mocking others, those who are just angry and arrogant, they've got what I call an attitude.

It says here, His ears are open to their cry. One thing I know is God hears the cries of His children. You hear the cries of yours? You've heard me explain this before, haven't you? Where you know the little whimpery cry, yeah, they just don't want to take a nap.

But then the cry like something is wrong and you rush to that. You rush to that. I'm the softie in my house though. So, they'll put the baby, they're the three-year-old now, down for a nap. I'm like, I'm putting earplugs in because I can't handle, Daddy, Daddy, oh please.

I don't want, you know, I go, listen, I would pay $100 if Mom would put me down for a nap. You don't know how good, correct? What, if I, every day, every day from 12 to two, if I could get a nap, my goodness, don't you know?

This is incredible. Why are you crying? Man. And then today, she wants me to put the dog in her crib. And then she wants me to read a story to her. And then she wants me to, you know, come back in and sit down.

Dad, you lay on the bed. You lay on the floor. I'll take a nap. But see, how much more God. How much more God. I just told my friend today, you'll see it come out, Todd Coconato. The podcast is going to come out on the radio or different things.

But we talked about this whole area of I believe, I truly believe that the nation, that what is holding back God's full wrath is God's remnant praying and contending for the nation. I truly believe that.