Bible Bibs and a Prayer Season 3 Episode 50

Singer: Brother Jim's got the mic tonight.

Singer: David's life is shining bright.

Singer: Talking about God and neon lights.

Singer: It's a holy throwback right from the eighties to the nineties.

Singer: We'll go where the hair was big and faith would grow between the

Singer: mixtapes and the G.I.

Singer: Joe.

Singer: We find the grace.

Singer: We know.

Singer: Bible belief and a prayer.

Singer: We're spreading joy like snowflakes in the air.

Singer: Gen X hearts with stories to share.

Singer: Bible bits.

Singer: And I pray.

Singer: There's humor tucked in every line.

Singer: Like Christmas sweaters that cross the line.

Singer: But through it all the word lines.

Singer: The truth of love divine.

Brother Jim: It's time, my friends.

Brother Jim: What's up everyone?

Brother Jim: It's time for Bible bibs and a prayer.

Brother Jim: Yeah, and I felt like tooting the horn today.

Brother Jim: Woo!

Brother Jim: Yes!

Brother Jim: The weekend is almost here.

Brother Jim: Hey, David, how about one more, huh?

Brother Jim: Whew!

Brother Jim: I don't even.

David: Know where mine.

David: All mine are clear over there.

David: That's why I can't find it.

Brother Jim: Yes. Time for Bible bibs and a prayer.

Brother Jim: So grab that cup of coffee.

Brother Jim: Rocket fuel.

Brother Jim: A little turbo for this Thursday morning.

Brother Jim: Yes, the weekend is almost here and we are rolling into it.

Brother Jim: We're not dragging.

Brother Jim: No, no, no, we're coming in like

Brother Jim: a hurricane or an Ohio weather

Brother Jim: windstorm.

Brother Jim: So. Or you might say we're just

Brother Jim: full of hot air in here, I don't

Brother Jim: know.

Brother Jim: Definitely that.

Brother Jim: Yeah.

Brother Jim: The the, uh.

Brother Jim: They're still out on that one.

Brother Jim: The jury.

Brother Jim: So. Hey, friends, what do you

Brother Jim: call a sheep who can sing and

Brother Jim: dance?

Brother Jim: Ah!

Brother Jim: Lady Baba.

Brother Jim: Haha.

Brother Jim: Yes, in reference to Lady Gaga,

Brother Jim: in case you don't know who that

Brother Jim: is.

Brother Jim: So.

Brother Jim: Yes.

Brother Jim: So in saying that, all that.

Brother Jim: Good morning friends.

Brother Jim: Good morning world.

Brother Jim: Welcome to the show.

Brother Jim: Let us turn this from a conversation into an experience.

Brother Jim: An experience so good you'll want to tell all your friends,

Brother Jim: neighbors, loved ones, these two are off their rockers.

Brother Jim: I'm not quite sure what's wrong with them.

Brother Jim: It's always enjoyable, hopefully for you, but if you thought that

Brother Jim: intro was good, just wait.

Brother Jim: Oh baby, it gets even better.

Brother Jim: He is a man among men.

Brother Jim: A face that only a mother, a very special mother could love.

Brother Jim: And the moment you've all been waiting for.

Brother Jim: my co-host today is someone who

Brother Jim: keeps me humble, mostly by

Brother Jim: reminding me how often I am

Brother Jim: wrong.

Brother Jim: Please welcome the one, the only Mr. David Keener.

Brother Jim: And plus he's one of my very

Brother Jim: best friends in the whole wide

Brother Jim: world.

Brother Jim: Mr. David, how are we doing, brother?

David: I'm doing well.

David: You know, we've been

David: troubleshooting some things

David: here, and I've consulted some of

David: my friends.

David: You may not know this, but I've

David: got a Polish friend who is a

David: sound technician.

David: And a check.

David: One, two, a check.

David: One, two.

Brother Jim: Oh, man, I wish I could bang drum roll on now.

Brother Jim: And that was awesome.

Brother Jim: That was a good one.

Brother Jim: Man, he never disappoints, does he, folks?

Brother Jim: Well, sometimes he is my boss.

Brother Jim: Right there.

Brother Jim: Yes.

Brother Jim: Uh, maybe you can find one for the fans.

Brother Jim: They're a little imitation again of Bob Uecker.

Brother Jim: Bless us with it.

David: Just a bit outside.

Brother Jim: I love it, love it.

Brother Jim: Ah, so how goes life in keener ville?

David: It's good.

David: Like I said before.

David: It's we're in the middle of birthday season and got one this

David: coming up weekend.

David: The two year old's turning three.

David: And don't tell the others.

David: But he's going to be my favorite birthday.

David: He's the baby.

David: Oh yeah.

David: Yeah he's he's he's got daddy right there.

David: So yeah yeah.

Brother Jim: Yeah. With girls it's different because you know they all think

Brother Jim: they're my favorite.

Brother Jim: But you know, and maybe there is one or two I won't tell, but

Brother Jim: yeah, it's they're all loved and unique in their own way.

Brother Jim: I get it.

Brother Jim: Yeah.

Brother Jim: The firstborn.

Brother Jim: There's always that special bond.

Brother Jim: Yeah.

Brother Jim: You know the baby.

Brother Jim: Yeah.

Brother Jim: Sorry.

Brother Jim: Michaela and Kelsey.

Brother Jim: Yeah.

Brother Jim: You guys are in the middle there.

Brother Jim: So yeah.

David: I do feel bad for the middle one.

David: My middle one just has it rough

David: because, you know, he can't do

David: the stuff that the oldest one

David: can do.

David: He doesn't get the attention

David: that the youngest one can get

David: because he's a little

David: independent.

David: So I, I can see it and I feel bad for him.

David: But we try.

Brother Jim: The one making bombs out of the yard, blowing stuff up, jumping

Brother Jim: off the roof.

Brother Jim: Look, dad, I'm Superman.

David: He's already doing that stuff to some degree.

Brother Jim: Oh, boy.

Brother Jim: Uh, how about you guys?

Brother Jim: Big plans for the weekend?

Brother Jim: Let us know.

Brother Jim: Uh, we got our chili cook off this Saturday.

Brother Jim: Yeah, at Rockford Church, three p m. So if you think you got the

Brother Jim: stuff your chili's all that good, then come on out and bring

Brother Jim: it chili cook off.

Brother Jim: Start at three p m, bring it.

Brother Jim: It will be judged.

Brother Jim: And we do have awards now, our,

Brother Jim: I think two time gold medalist,

Brother Jim: Larry Carr.

Brother Jim: God bless him.

Brother Jim: I remember the first time he won, he wore that gold medal

Brother Jim: like a champion.

Brother Jim: He would not let anybody forget

Brother Jim: that he was the chili cook off

Brother Jim: champion.

Brother Jim: So but, you know, kind of disappointed.

Brother Jim: There's not a whole lot of smack

Brother Jim: talk going on about the chili

Brother Jim: right now.

Brother Jim: Usually we get a pretty good

Brother Jim: smack talking, you know, thing

Brother Jim: going.

Brother Jim: So, uh, I might have to start creating some of my own.

Brother Jim: Hey, David, did you hear about what so and so was saying about.

Brother Jim: Yes.

Brother Jim: So if you got some chili, you think it's good?

Brother Jim: Bring it.

Brother Jim: Don't sing it.

Brother Jim: All right.

Brother Jim: But yeah, I think that's our big thing.

Brother Jim: And then the week before Easter, that Saturday or no, excuse me,

Brother Jim: the Saturday before Easter, we got our big Easter egg hunt over

Brother Jim: to Life Center.

Brother Jim: Uh, check us out on Facebook.

Brother Jim: A lot of things going on.

Brother Jim: Uh, very busy, busy, busy.

Brother Jim: Uh, and I tell you, David, as

Brother Jim: soon as, uh, Easter is over,

Brother Jim: brother Jim is taking a little

Brother Jim: time off.

David: Well earned for sure.

Brother Jim: Yes. To get stuff done around the house.

Brother Jim: So. Yes, it never ends.

Brother Jim: And for us people out in the country.

Brother Jim: Oh, you gotta love the mud, the mud, the mud, David, I tell you.

Brother Jim: Uh, and we're on a we get a lot of overflow water drainage from

Brother Jim: the, the hills around runoff.

Brother Jim: Yes, runoff.

Brother Jim: But, uh, me and you, old Steiner with the bucket.

Brother Jim: We're trying our hardest to to, uh, eliminate some of that, but,

Brother Jim: uh, yes, it is time.

Brother Jim: I'm hoping to get everything out.

Brother Jim: Oil changed, all that stuff cleaned up, ready to roll.

Brother Jim: That's going to be a small fortune right there with all the

Brother Jim: toys I've got, but I bet.

Brother Jim: Yeah, well, guys in their toys.

Brother Jim: You know, I am getting something cool.

Brother Jim: Uh, for the Steiner.

Brother Jim: Uh, you can buy an attachment that'll lift skids.

Brother Jim: Yeah, and they're like one thousand twelve hundred dollars.

Brother Jim: I can't afford that.

Brother Jim: But you can get a set of clamps

Brother Jim: with forks on them that clamp to

Brother Jim: your bucket.

Brother Jim: Oh, for one hundred and sixty bucks.

David: That's.

Brother Jim: More reasonable because I've got a ton of stuff to build.

Brother Jim: Yeah.

Brother Jim: Outdoor kitchen, stuff like that.

Brother Jim: Yes.

Brother Jim: So maybe we can do a cameo down there.

Brother Jim: Yeah, once I get it set up, but, uh.

Brother Jim: Yeah.

Brother Jim: And it's going to be garden season and I'm really debating,

Brother Jim: I'm going to put some stuff out this year because, uh, you know,

Brother Jim: it gets a man to thinking, David, the way our world is.

Brother Jim: I'm just going to be honest.

Brother Jim: This is just my opinion.

Brother Jim: The way the government can kind of control things with food

Brother Jim: prices, you know?

Brother Jim: Uh, I'm going to try to be like Marty and Mary.

Brother Jim: I mean, God, I'll never catch up with them.

Brother Jim: But the gardens, they put out what they can.

Brother Jim: I'm going to be turning to them for a lot of things.

David: If you're prepared and you don't

David: need it, the worst thing that

David: can happen is you got a bunch of

David: extra food.

Brother Jim: You got it.

Brother Jim: So and there's nothing like

Brother Jim: fresh vegetables from the

Brother Jim: garden.

David: Oh, yeah.

Brother Jim: Yeah. Now here I'm going to cover up Miss Ida Lee.

Brother Jim: But I'm really thinking we're

Brother Jim: going to get the pigs this

Brother Jim: spring here.

Brother Jim: So, uh.

Brother Jim: And you know what happens to

Brother Jim: piggies when they get big and

Brother Jim: fat?

Brother Jim: Not you, baby, not you.

Brother Jim: You're safe.

Brother Jim: But yeah, but the I think I

Brother Jim: mentioned it these every the the

Brother Jim: mom, the wife Ellie want baby

Brother Jim: goats.

Brother Jim: And it's like, man, do I pull the trigger.

Brother Jim: David.

Brother Jim: How about I turn to my fellow, our fellow brothers and sisters,

Brother Jim: should brother Jim get some baby goats for the kids and for his

Brother Jim: wife and for his mom?

Brother Jim: So let me know.

Brother Jim: Hit me up in the comments.

Brother Jim: You will determine whether we get baby goats or not.

Brother Jim: There.

Brother Jim: I'm taking all the pressure off of me.

David: There you go.

Brother Jim: Yeah. So, uh, but yeah, it is.

Brother Jim: It's hard to believe it's almost

Brother Jim: time start getting stuff for the

Brother Jim: garden.

Brother Jim: Do you put in any plants at the house?

David: No, no. I've got a really small backyard and there's just no

David: place for it.

Brother Jim: So yeah, a lot of people just do the planners, you know?

Brother Jim: Yeah.

Brother Jim: At least you get some fresh tomatoes and cucumbers, that

Brother Jim: kind of stuff.

Brother Jim: Yeah, that'd be a good job for the middle one.

Brother Jim: There you go.

Brother Jim: Turn him into.

Brother Jim: You are Mr. Gardener now?

Brother Jim: Yes.

David: Oh, the thoughts that are running through my mind.

Brother Jim: Do little videos with him out there.

Brother Jim: We could do a sequence of him

Brother Jim: putting the plan in and then how

Brother Jim: it grows.

Brother Jim: And yeah, keep us updated.

Brother Jim: Updated on, uh, you know, on the success rate.

David: Somehow I think that the yard would end up being about nine

David: feet deep and there'd be no plants in it.

David: Gotcha.

Brother Jim: Gotcha. Till one day David loses

Brother Jim: his cool or self control as we

Brother Jim: was talking about, and just

Brother Jim: takes the mower and goes right

Brother Jim: over it.

Brother Jim: How about you guys?

Brother Jim: You're putting in a garden this year.

Brother Jim: Let us know what's your favorite plants to put in.

Brother Jim: What kind of tomatoes you like?

Brother Jim: Let us know.

Brother Jim: Maybe we're missing out on something.

Brother Jim: Uh, I do want to do.

Brother Jim: Potatoes this year.

Brother Jim: They always make it look so easy online.

Brother Jim: You know with tires or baskets.

Brother Jim: How does multi produce and yeah

Brother Jim: of course they always make it

Brother Jim: easy.

David: Of course.

Brother Jim: Online.

David: Just cut to the finish.

Brother Jim: Yeah. They don't show you out there.

Brother Jim: You know in ninety degree

Brother Jim: weather trying to water and

Brother Jim: chasing the.

David: Deer and rabbit away.

Brother Jim: And yeah, would be able to show

Brother Jim: that me out there just going pop

Brother Jim: pop pop pop, pop pop not killing

Brother Jim: them but you know, sending them

Brother Jim: right over their head to get

Brother Jim: them out.

David: Yeah.

Brother Jim: Okay. Here's your official warning.

Brother Jim: Wildlife of Rockford Church Road.

Brother Jim: Be cautious.

Brother Jim: Stay out of the garden.

Brother Jim: Okay.

Brother Jim: Alrighty, but let us know what you got going.

Brother Jim: Any big improvements coming along?

Brother Jim: We would love to hear from you.

Brother Jim: Come on, let us know.

Brother Jim: And especially our brothers and sisters overseas.

Brother Jim: Let us know what you guys got going.

Brother Jim: Do you?

Brother Jim: How do you guys plan over there?

Brother Jim: You know, do you have what's your specific growing season?

Brother Jim: So let us know.

Brother Jim: Alrighty then.

Brother Jim: A week has almost come to an end.

Brother Jim: Friends, what have you done to make this past week to make a

Brother Jim: difference in God's kingdom?

Brother Jim: Have you been working on that

Brother Jim: little homework assignment of

Brother Jim: taking a bite of humility and

Brother Jim: doing something nice for

Brother Jim: somebody?

Brother Jim: You still got time.

Brother Jim: The week has not finished, so get out there and do something.

Brother Jim: Make a difference in the world.

Brother Jim: You're going to feel better about yourself.

Brother Jim: Uh, you know, the weekend is almost here.

Brother Jim: So, David, what you gonna do?

Brother Jim: What you gonna do?

Brother Jim: What you going to do for God in his kingdom?

Brother Jim: I still want to break that down.

Brother Jim: You gotta sub that in sometime for.

David: Us to figure out a way.

Brother Jim: Yeah. So saddle up, partners.

Brother Jim: I got my riding hat on.

Brother Jim: Let us hit that brand new weekend trail together.

Brother Jim: Come on, come on, come on.

Brother Jim: You can do it.

Brother Jim: You're almost there.

Brother Jim: And oh, oh, while waiting for my first appointment in the

Brother Jim: reception room of a new dentist.

Brother Jim: Now we all love to go to the dentist, don't we?

Brother Jim: I noticed this certificate which bore the dentist's full name.

Brother Jim: Suddenly, I remembered that a tall, handsome boy with the same

Brother Jim: name had been in my high school class almost fifty years ago.

Brother Jim: Upon seeing him, however, I

Brother Jim: quickly discarded any such

Brother Jim: thought.

Brother Jim: This balding, gray haired man with deeply lined face was too

Brother Jim: old to have been in my class.

Brother Jim: After he examined my teeth, I asked him if he had attended the

Brother Jim: local high school.

Brother Jim: Yes, he replied.

Brother Jim: When did you graduate?

Brother Jim: I asked.

Brother Jim: He answered in nineteen fifty three.

Brother Jim: Why were you in my class?

Brother Jim: I exclaimed.

Brother Jim: He looked at me closely and then asked, what did you teach?

David: Ouch ouch.

Brother Jim: Ouch. Yes. And unfortunately, you know, I was a bit older when

Brother Jim: we had Ellie, so I have been hit up at times.

Brother Jim: Is this your grandpa?

David: I've gotten that one too.

Brother Jim: Thanks, man.

David: Thanks.

David: Made me feel really good.

David: Yeah.

Brother Jim: Carrie, am I old?

Brother Jim: Yeah, babe.

Brother Jim: You are.

Brother Jim: Why did you marry an old man?

Brother Jim: Uh.

Brother Jim: Alrighty.

Brother Jim: Our thought for today, a Christian with integrity does

Brother Jim: the right thing.

Brother Jim: Not for praise, but because it honors God.

Brother Jim: So right off the bat, right out of the stables.

Brother Jim: Let me ask you something.

Brother Jim: Right out of the chute.

Brother Jim: What is integrity to you?

Brother Jim: What is integrity to you now?

Brother Jim: Integrity means being the same

Brother Jim: person in private that you are

Brother Jim: in public.

Brother Jim: It is choosing what is right even when no one is watching.

Brother Jim: Now Proverbs eleven three.

Brother Jim: The Bible says the integrity of

Brother Jim: the upright guides them, but the

Brother Jim: unfaithful are destroyed by

Brother Jim: their duplicity.

Brother Jim: Integrity acts like a compass.

Brother Jim: It keeps our lives, our mind, our heart, our actions pointed

Brother Jim: in the right direction.

Brother Jim: A powerful example of integrity is Daniel.

Brother Jim: Even when he was in a foreign land, he was a foreigner and

Brother Jim: under pressure, extreme pressure to abandon his faith.

Brother Jim: He remained faithful to God because of his integrity.

Brother Jim: God honored him and protected him.

Brother Jim: Now think about that old Daniel.

Brother Jim: He was facing a serious and the lion's den.

David: Oh, yeah?

Brother Jim: Yeah. Now, I don't know about you, dude.

Brother Jim: I've always had this on my bucket list to wrestle a bear.

Brother Jim: But a lion?

Brother Jim: I don't think.

David: So.

Brother Jim: I'm not a betting man, but I

Brother Jim: would definitely put my money on

Brother Jim: the line.

David: Yeah.

Brother Jim: I love watching those guys to keep those exotic animals.

Brother Jim: And there's one guy in particular.

Brother Jim: He is just amazing how he is part of their pride.

Brother Jim: He goes into that fence and I

Brother Jim: mean, it's like a homecoming,

Brother Jim: you know, and and they just

Brother Jim: trust him.

Brother Jim: He he lays with them.

Brother Jim: He plays with them.

Brother Jim: I mean, it's just blows my mind.

Brother Jim: But the funny thing is he was on

Brother Jim: the inside and the camera guy

Brother Jim: started to walk up on the

Brother Jim: outside.

Brother Jim: Flip the switch, brother.

Brother Jim: That line went from like, uh, to sheepish line.

Brother Jim: I don't know if you remember

Brother Jim: that Disney story, but it was

Brother Jim: on.

David: Yeah, I'm like.

Brother Jim: But that guy, I mean, he just unbelievable.

Brother Jim: He'll sleep with him.

Brother Jim: He naps with him because he they've accepted him.

Brother Jim: He even gets down and like drinks like him.

Brother Jim: Yeah.

Brother Jim: And he'll prank him.

Brother Jim: Now, I don't know about you,

Brother Jim: David, but would you prank a

Brother Jim: lion?

David: No.

Brother Jim: He. It's part of their playful nature.

Brother Jim: I mean, it's awesome to watch, but.

Brother Jim: No. So, yeah.

Brother Jim: Daniel Mann, uh, the dude.

Brother Jim: Definitely some serious machismo, but better yet, some

Brother Jim: serious faith in his God.

Brother Jim: Integrity is not about being perfect.

Brother Jim: It is about being honest and consistent.

Brother Jim: Now, honest inconsistency that goes a long ways in this world.

Brother Jim: Because man lies, lies, lies.

Brother Jim: So many times We encounter.

Brother Jim: Are you a faithful person?

Brother Jim: Are you an honest person?

Brother Jim: AM I. Are we consistent in our walk with God?

Brother Jim: Are we consistent with our integrity?

Brother Jim: And you know what, Brother Jim?

Brother Jim: Not.

Brother Jim: Not that I was bad.

Brother Jim: Bad.

Brother Jim: But you know that old saying, a

Brother Jim: little white lie sometimes

Brother Jim: isn't, you know, going to cause

Brother Jim: damage?

Brother Jim: Well, I hate to tell you, it does.

Brother Jim: It really does.

Brother Jim: And you know, the one thing I've seen, I've experienced not so

Brother Jim: much personally, but I've seen the the ripple effect of how one

Brother Jim: lie turns into another.

Brother Jim: Lie turns into another lie.

Brother Jim: And soon you forget where the lie even started.

Brother Jim: You know, it grows and it grows.

Brother Jim: Till it becomes a part of you.

Brother Jim: It means integrity.

Brother Jim: Means our words match our actions.

Brother Jim: And our faith shows how we live every day.

Brother Jim: Ultimately, our greatest example

Brother Jim: is Jesus Christ, who lived a

Brother Jim: life of perfect truth and

Brother Jim: righteousness.

Brother Jim: now.

Brother Jim: When we follow him.

Brother Jim: When we don't follow the world, we don't follow social media.

Brother Jim: We don't follow our celebrities.

Brother Jim: He helps us live with integrity

Brother Jim: in our homes, workplaces, and

Brother Jim: communities.

Brother Jim: Now, there are a lot of good celebrities out there who are

Brother Jim: faith driven, faith based.

Brother Jim: God bless them.

Brother Jim: And I'm not ripping them, okay?

Brother Jim: But like anything in life,

Brother Jim: you've got the good, you've got

Brother Jim: the bad.

Brother Jim: So that is our job, especially

Brother Jim: as parents and grandparents, to

Brother Jim: make sure we are filtering the

Brother Jim: truth.

Brother Jim: And when I say filtering the

Brother Jim: stuff that comes in to protect

Brother Jim: our children, to make them aware

Brother Jim: there are people who will lie to

Brother Jim: you.

Brother Jim: There are people who will stretch the truth to gain a

Brother Jim: position, to gain something better for them.

Brother Jim: That is where integrity takes hold.

Brother Jim: That has to be taught.

Brother Jim: I am sorry, but that has to be taught to our children to have

Brother Jim: integrity because No one might not be looking.

Brother Jim: That might be true.

Brother Jim: But you know what?

Brother Jim: There's always someone watching.

Brother Jim: And all you gotta do is raise your head and look above.

Brother Jim: And it's the Lord Jesus is always watching.

Brother Jim: So let me ask you, how many of

Brother Jim: us here live with integrity in

Brother Jim: our homes, our workplaces, our

Brother Jim: communities, in our church, in

Brother Jim: our church?

Brother Jim: It just doesn't end when the

Brother Jim: service ends on a Sunday

Brother Jim: morning.

Brother Jim: I pray that when you walk out

Brother Jim: that door, that integrity, that

Brother Jim: humility stays with you

Brother Jim: throughout the week, including

Brother Jim: myself.

Brother Jim: So let us ask God to shape our hearts so that we what we say,

Brother Jim: what we believe, and what we do all line up with his truth.

Brother Jim: Because a life of integrity not only honors God, it also becomes

Brother Jim: a powerful, powerful, powerful witness to others.

Brother Jim: Something to chew on, my friends this upcoming weekend,

Brother Jim: especially my friends.

Brother Jim: That just about does it for this Thursday, March nineteenth.

Brother Jim: Mr.. David, my friend, I see you

Brother Jim: over there still scrambling with

Brother Jim: stuff.

Brother Jim: Any closing thoughts?

David: I hate technology.

David: There's some truth today.

David: Still battling issues, but we'll get it figured out.

David: We'll get it.

David: We'll get it figured out.

Brother Jim: Faith in my man here.

David: We're not giving up.

David: I mean, we're we're wearing backups just in case.

David: I mean, we're we're we're good here.

David: We're.

David: I think I said.

Brother Jim: Last week, he's like an old hound dog.

Brother Jim: On the trail sniffing out the problems.

Brother Jim: So just bear with us here.

Brother Jim: David is on it.

Brother Jim: He is trying his best.

Brother Jim: And we'll get her done.

David: Yeah, we will.

Brother Jim: David will get her done.

Brother Jim: So, uh, it's kind of like an electric, you know?

David: Yeah.

Brother Jim: When it goes out, boy, we just see how blessed we truly are.

David: Yeah. For sure.

Brother Jim: And that's anything in life.

Brother Jim: When things are going good, we kind of tend to forget just how

Brother Jim: good we have it.

Brother Jim: Anyway, the weekend is upon us.

Brother Jim: Do something great.

Brother Jim: Do something for God.

Brother Jim: Do something for yourself too.

Brother Jim: If you got anything planned,

Brother Jim: anything fun, exciting, let us

Brother Jim: know.

Brother Jim: Come on now we get a little lonely out here.

Brother Jim: Miss. Miss Ida Lee would like to

Brother Jim: hear some comments, wouldn't

Brother Jim: you, girl?

Brother Jim: Yeah.

Brother Jim: Good girl, good girl.

Brother Jim: Yeah.

Brother Jim: Well, our friends, as we close, please remember you.

Brother Jim: Yes, you.

Brother Jim: You have meaning.

Brother Jim: You have value.

Brother Jim: And most of all, baby, you are loved.

Brother Jim: May God continue to bless you just as well.

Brother Jim: May you and I continue to thank our Lord above for the blessings

Brother Jim: each and every day.

Brother Jim: And if we meet again, well, then we will smile and rejoice.

Brother Jim: And if not, then this parting was well made.

Brother Jim: Thank you for joining David myself, Miss Ida Lee, here on

Brother Jim: Bible bibs and a prayer.

Brother Jim: This is the big guy, Brother Jim out.