Spreading The Wealth

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Let's go. If you're standing by then. We are spreading the wealth today on the Christian Cargai Show. It is said, if you happen to be a farmer in the 1860s, that the taller that your manure pile, the more wealthy they people would suppose you are.

So we are to spread. spread. Manure. And there's a story behind this today on a Christian Car Guy show. And I think you'll see it has gigantic spiritual applications to the idea of good soil.

And of course, as a car salesman, you know, for 40 years, I had plenty of opportunities to spread manure. You know, you can imagine. But anyway. Welcome to it. Yeah.

Yeah. But this. The implications of this are so fascinating. It makes so much sense. It literally blows my mind.

God has us always on a lesson plan. And what he taught me this week, it's still, my mind is still. Like, just amazed at how he got me there and how he took me there.

So, here's what happened: you may know that we have the Jesus Labor Love and the part of the Christian Car Guy radio show. We actually have Scott here with us today, we have Bob. In our Jesus labor love, and we're going to have some of those folks that have received help.

Well, You know, we have been so blessed to give away cars at times. through the Jesus Labor Love, which we often help single moms, widows, and families in crisis. One of those cars we gave away a few years ago was given by a wonderful man by the name of Don, who had a good experience with that. And he had a Model A Ford. that he Um his father had willed that when he passed away, he wanted it to go to a ministry.

And so Don made sure that that ministry got the Model A portal. Unfortunately, that ministry went belly up, and they gave it to the Baptist Children's Home. And the Baptist Children's Home didn't really find any need for it. It was wonderfully restored Model A. And so they called Don and said, Hey, I know your father's wish was this would go to a ministry, somebody that would use it, but we're really not using it.

It's kind of a waste of this amazing asset. Do you have anybody that might need it? And he said, Well, I know Robbie Dilmore, we're the Christian Car Guy Radio Show, and he has this Jesus Labor Love. You know, they take cars. Let me ask him if he might.

And so I got this call from Don that said. You know, Robbie, would you be interested in a fully restored Model A Ford, 1929 Model A Roadster? And I said, let me think about it, yes. Wow. Yeah, didn't have to scratch your head too long on that.

And this car is just beyond cool, okay? And so we used it.

Now, it's a little finicky, as you might imagine a 100-year-old car would be. And the points tend to close on it, which are a little different. And so. Anyway, I went to church on Wednesday and we had used it for the trunk retreat and driven it a lot. And I like to drive it every once in a while 'cause it's number one.

It's better for it. Yeah, it's better for it and it's really fun. And so I thought after lunch, man, I'm going to take the model A out for a little ride, you know? And so I get about a quarter mile down the road and all of a sudden I hear this And when it backfires on a model, it backfires, I mean, you think shots have been fired. Yeah, and it sp it spits and backfires, and I kind of pulled off in this field.

And I called the mechanic that helps me with the car and I said, I guess we're going to have to crack the points again. I said, but you know, the funny thing is, it acts like it's out of gas. And he said, well, Robbie. Did you look at the gas gauge? And I said, it has a gas gauge.

It doesn't have any old gas gauge. It goes, it's right in the middle of the dash, Robbie. It's a gas gauge. I said You mean that little star-looking thing is a gas gauge? He goes, Yeah.

He said, Look in it. The gas tank is right there because it's gravity feed.

So the gas tank is right there up against the dash. He said, You can look right in the gas tank. And if you don't see any gas, guess what? Oops.

Well, actually, there's a float in there that actually shows F. It's kind of like you remember those old eight balls that would say you're going to have a good day or whatever. You know, it floats around in there like that. It makes F or three quarters or whatever. And so I look at the.

thing and it's uh it's empty. And he goes, Well, dude, you're out of gas I said, well, man, can you bring me some gas?

So he said, well, I'm about 30 minutes away. I'll get you some. He Takes off, and I'm standing there in this field. And my church is in Ramsdorf, North Carolina, very much in a collared field, and pretty much in the middle of the country. And I'm standing there, and I'm.

thinking, gee, you know, what what can I do for the next half hour? And as I look around, the Holy Spirit points out this wagon looking thing to me that was about a half a mile away. It looked like an antique wagon. And I said, Well, Okay, Lord, I'll go check that out.

So as I make my way over to this You know. tractor looking Wagon thing. You know, I'm there. You're starting to put this together.

So the closer I get, the more I think this thing is a tractor. But then I don't see where the motor would go. And so I get really close to it, I see this marvelous mechanical device. Like, it's got great big, huge sprockets on the rear wheels, and it's connected to this flat-looking chain.

So clearly, as these wheels spun, it turned some gigantic mechanism. But there was no motor. Right? And so the more I studied it, I realized that these, one of the, one of the chains would make sort of like a conveyor belt run through the bottom of the wagon so that the thing spun. And then on the back of it, the other chain hooked up to this bunch of blades.

And they were all kind of different size blades. And I thought. Different angles. Different angle. Yeah, for those who who understand now where I'm going with this, yes.

I and I was marveled at it. I was like, man, this thing is obviously as they pulled it, it it made all this stuff happen, but what in the world did they use it for? And so the next morning, when I get up to do my normal Bible study, I'm like, okay, Holy Spirit, where are we going today? And he goes, You remember that wagon that you saw yesterday? Yeah.

He said, Look it up. What is that thing? Right. And so was I. put it into my Google and put as a good a description of what I had seen into that, it immediately comes back and it says, Oh, that is a manure spreader.

And it goes on to tell me that it was one of the wonders. The mechanical wonders of the world that actually, as they began to mechanize farming, one of the huge problems labor-wise was how much effort it would take to spread manure because they didn't have fertilizers that we have today, but even more manure is a better fertilizer. As it turned out, a school teacher was so upset that his students couldn't come to school because they're out there spreading manure every day. He invented this manure spreader that later was bought by John Deere and invented the very thing that I had seen. Like, it's amazing.

You can pull it with a horse, which I have a picture at ChristianCargai.com of this thing. If you've never seen one, it's a mechanical marvel. I mean, it just is. And so when I hear this song, you know, by the, you know, I can't help but think about it. But I'm like, okay, God, this is really awesome.

This is really awesome. But What does this have to do with spiritual? I know there's something you want to teach me. And he goes, well, I want you to think about the parable of the good soils.

So I go to study the parable of the good soil again. Right? And you might even know that in Luke chapter thirteen, there's this description of a fig tree. That has died. And it's actually Jesus who's talking about judgment and how this man says, I am not getting any fruit from this frig tree.

I'm going to chop it down. And the gardener says, Well, give me another year. Let me break up the ground and dung it, meaning fertilize it. Give it manure. And then come back in a year if it hasn't borne fruit, then you go.

So he's telling you that what you got to do is break up the ground, add manure. Oh. If you look at the parable of the good soil, which is actually, it says, if you're going to understand any parables, you have to understand this parable, because this parable. Is telling you the value of parables because we are soil, it's almost not a parable. I mean, we're made out of dirt.

And so good soil is really what we're supposed to be. But the idea, the very first one of those. It says that the seed, which is the word of God. which is sewn on the pathway or on the roadway. Yeah.

The devil comes and picks it up because it's not understood. Why is it not understood? Because as people get in a rut. And they keep going the same way with their life, they begin to lose hope. Like, this is never going to get any better.

I'm just going to keep trotting on and go the same way I've always been going. And, like you said, Bob, it's the definition of insanity. You keep thinking, but as you do that, your soil gets harder and harder and harder. And we know. From many studies, that a hard heart is bad news.

And so, How do we break up that soil and add spiritual fertilizer?

Well, I'm going to explain that when we come back. And I also have Angie Akers, one of our recipients with Jesus Labor Love. And we're going to be spreading a whole lot more wealth before we come back. Yeah. You're listening to The Truth Network and TruthNetwork.com.

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We're talking about the idea of spiritual manure here. We're talking about the parable of the soils and the idea of what would that look like, actually, to Sew or to spread Spiritual manure. What does that look like? And as I told the story about the Maudeley, etc., let's kind of get there. We gotta get to Angie in just a second because I know she doesn't have much time, but.

Hi here is what as I prayed about this and asked God to give me insight. that I realized that the people and unfortunately, when you really look at the at the vast number of people out there, which people fit into the largest category of the four par of the parable of the four soils, the ones with the rocky ground, the run with the the weeds, or the ones You know, on the wayside.

Well, unfortunately, those ones on the wayside, there's more people in a rut that really don't have time for it. They don't want to think about it. They've lost so much hope that that they're hard-hearted. And that's the largest category of all, in my opinion. And actually, You know, there's a huge awakening across this country of young people.

Why? Are the young people are the ones that have turned into Christ? Because they're not in a rut.

Well, interestingly, in Israel right now, since the war, they're seeing a gigantic turn back towards God. Who is it in Israel that's doing that? It's not the older Jews. It's the young ones. Again, because they don't.

They're they're stuck in that rut. Right? And so how do you break up that older soil?

Well, as I began to think about that, I thought I remember that I had this unbelievable struggle with. Essentially pornography and lust. It was horrible. And I'd lost all hope. I was just convinced that that was something that could never be beaten.

That I was in a rut there. I'd lost hope. I thought it's impossible to do anything about it. And then a good friend of mine. Began to share a story of some healing that he had received.

and as he boasted about his weakness, Yeah. that Christ's strength was shown through his weakness. See It was spiritual manure. You see, as he described his Misunderstanding of some things that led to some horrible sin in his life, and I listened to it. It gave me hope.

I thought, Wow, if my friend can find hope through his brokenness, just like Paul describes in the thorn in the flesh in 2 Corinthians 12, 7, he says. In that passage, it's spectacular. He said, My strength is made perfect in weakness. Therefore, I will boast in my infirmities that the power of Christ may rest on me. Therefore, I take pleasures in infirmities, in reproaches, in needs, in persecutions, in distress for Christ's sakes.

For when I am weak, then I am strong. You see, those parts of your life. that are decaying, that are rotten. That looks absolutely horrible. As you share, as it says, you'll receive power to be my witness.

Witness to what? How he redeemed you from this horrible sinner. That you that I am. to be able to walk in righteousness. And so when we don't pursue healing, when we don't pursue God, you know.

We actually rob other people. Of the opportunity for the hope that we might share with them. And so, when you literally boast in your weaknesses, people can relate to your weaknesses. They can't relate to that perfect Christian, they can relate perfectly. To that person who struggles with gluttony, lust, and all the rest, right?

Absolutely. And so by spreading a little manure. We can break up that soil. and we can really help some folks. We got Angie is on.

With a Jesus labor love. Welcome, Angie. Thank you for being so patient. I know you got to go. Thanks for holding on, Angie.

Good morning. Good morning. Can you guys hear me? We can, yeah.

Okay. Um so yeah, I just wanted to um talk about um the good things that's happened in my life. Um, a lot that's came from bad things, you know, like you were talking about bad Bad sand, um About seven years ago, I had started drinking. My husband was being abusive and Um Uh I had hit bottom and So I reached out, um, God to a lady in my life and I've been going to AA for seven years. Um, I have a a son and He has autism and Down syndrome.

Wow. And so it's been tough, you know, being a single mom and.

So my car tore up and, um, like my car is how I get him to therapy and um you know all these other things and um So I had poofed it and then it tore up again. I was like, I don't know what I'm going to do. Um I remembered um years ago that Robbie had helped me one time before and So I reached out to him and it was such a blessing to me. to, you know, get my car fixed and to be able to take him to his therapies and stuff. Um You know, I'm needing to find something that's low to the ground because he's like 90 pounds and You can't climb out.

I have a car it's kinda like a SUV except on the Yeah. Um, he can get in, but he can't get out. But, um Like he has been the biggest lesson to me and um it's hard, you know, d his dad around. I have two girls also. Uh they're sixteen and nineteen and um You know, uh God used Moa.

My b mama says And, you know, ma. My stuff to maybe help somebody else one day, you know, and show how God can work in your life and and He's really working in mine. And so Angie Wow, thank you, number one, for your courage to call in and share that. And also, you know, for asking for help. It's hard to do.

But I'm also curious, so it sounds like you need a car right now, right?

Something lower to the ground? Yeah, yeah, I got You know, I um I have a little bit of income that You know, that I stayed in the marriage because, you know, I couldn't work. I had to take care of Xander and Um, so I started getting paid a little bit to take care of him and So, you know, then I knew I was going to be okay, that I could take care of me and him.

So Um, that's when I made, you know, my husband leave and Um, so yeah, it's my vehicle's kinda just falling apart.

So I have I have money, I think I go buying them, they're just No, I can't make a down payment and I'm just I'm just really starting on. Mm-hmm. All right, so you know, again, the beautiful thing about this ministry that God has shared so many times is you might be out there right now and you know of a car, or you have a car. Right? That Is it the point where, gee, I don't want to trade it in.

I'll just give it to Jesus' labor of love. And I mean, that's how these things bless so many people. If you go to ChristianCarGuy.com, you can see how you can give a car for Angie or someone else. Angie, I know you got to go. Thank you so very much for doing this.

No, thank you all so much. You're listening to the Truth Network and TruthNetwork.com. Flay it in, play it down. If you're standing by, then you'll Get your scared. The vicarage windows were all open wide When a generous helping descended inside The vicar had table it let us pray When this manure from heaven come flying his way If you're standing by, then you'll all get your share.

Yes, we're spreading the wealth today on the Christian Car Guy Show. As the idea of, wow, you know, as we boast in our weaknesses, We can provide hope that this amazes people. And, you know, as we heard Angie's story a minute ago, I hope you're encouraged. Um How God can just meet your need wherever that may be. And Angie, are you still with us?

She had to go, so I think she's gone. But I just wanted to um Pray for her. Real quick, because if you list the last segment, she needs a car, man. I mean, she's got a special needs son that she can't lift in and out of this SUV, and the SUV is kind of falling apart. And so, you know, she needs God to provide, as He had so many times for so many people.

And so, if you're don't close your eyes if you're driving, but let's pray for Angie. Lord, I thank you, thank you for Angie's courage to call in and share her struggles. And I thank you for her. Motherhood. I mean, to continue to take care of that young man.

And you could tell the love that she has for him, the way that she described that is such a blessing. And so, Lord, I know that it could bless somebody tremendously to give the car. It would certainly bless her to have it. It would certainly bless all of us at the Christian Car Guy Show to see you at work again. And so we pray that you would meet this need.

We pray that you would be glorified in it as always. In Jesus' name, we pray. Amen. And again, if you've got a car out there and you're thinking, I'm going to give it to the Jesus Labor Love instead of trade it in, or you know somebody's got a car, you just look at ChristianCarGuy.com. It's just one single word.

ChristianCarGuy.com. The Jesus Labor Love segment there has got all sorts of different things. You can apply for assistance if you happen to need help, or you can give a car or money or prayer or whatever it is God puts on your heart to do there. We got. Um And before I go to Wendy, which should be with us in a second.

If you have a story, right? How you can essentially boast in your weakness. It's spreading manure because it's dead and decaying material, right? We're putting death to sin, right? And we're also showing.

How when we come under the blood of Christ. In other words, when you break up soil and you Put the manure in it, and then you plow it under, then it gives a chance for that soil to rejuvenate, right? But it's covered. Right? And so it's a fascinating thing that the blood of Christ covers our sin, and so the manure can be plowed under.

So it's not standing on the outside stinking to high heaven, right? But by the same token, it's rejuvenating the body. Of Christ, the whole that soil.

So you got to spread it. You got to spread those weaknesses. It's what you got to do. And if you got a story, we would love to hear yours. 866-348-7884-866-34 Truth.

We got Wendy Mitchell in Raleigh. Good morning. Good morning. How are you? How are you guys today?

We're great. What have you got for us? I just want to say thank you. You guys gave me a car and all the way from the donor who Handed it over to you guys fixing it up and cleaning it up and Just being in contact with me. You guys are so great at communication.

I just I appreciated the whole process and Just the way you guys sort of Store people up is such a blessing. I was thinking about the weaknesses that you're talking about. And mine was pride. I mean, I think I still struggle with it a lot of times. really hard to ask for help sometimes.

It's also really hard to Trust in the Lord and not in our own Pull yourself up by your bootstrap, so to speak. Oh, yeah. Um, and you guys have been such a blessing. You. Gave me a card.

But you do it in such a way that it it doesn't feel um You make it feel okay to ask, and that's that's huge. That's an amazing thing. I also have a special needs son, so I could relate to Angie. Oh, really? Oh, yeah, I knew that.

Yeah, my son loves it. Trey has special needs and So he's high functioning, but it it I could relate to her running back and forth to therapies. You know, I feel like that's most of my life. And God's just been. Just provided through you guys and through other things for that.

And so I just wanted to say thank you.

Well thank you and I I I feel compelled to to mention that I taught special needs for over 20 years at at our church. Also, we And I I just Want to comment that, oh my goodness. Every single You never met a mere mere mortal. that every single person out there, regardless of what you You know, they're specially gifted, is what they are. They see things that we can't see, they experience things we can't see, but they reflect God as only they can.

And so when you're around. People of special needs, watch how they worship. That they're, it's, it's amazing. And I know you've experienced that firsthand when the, and I just want to speak for the whole community of caregivers, which. You know, it's hard.

It's hard, but boy, God blesses that, right? And gives you an opportunity to see his love in such an amazing way as you can only see it because. Again, special needs folks is a general rule. You know, I don't want to make complete generalities, but they can love on you unlike most people, right? Yes.

Yes, with abandon. Yes. Oh, I like that word with abandon. I just want to chime in that if you've ever met Trey, and I know I think you have, Robbie, but he has unique gifts. Yeah, like you said, they do, I'm telling you.

It's beyond cool. And so, God bless you, Wendy. Thank you so much for your call and for all you do for our ministry. And again, it's the Jesus Labor Love. It's part of the Christian Car Guy Show.

And if you go to ChristianCarGuy.com, you can see the link there. The Jesus Labor Love is a standalone 501c3, and so all the donations to it are. um tax ded deductible and Um Bob is actually On the board of that, and has been a big part of it since day one. And so, Bob, you know. You haven't had a chance to speak much here?

Go for it.

Well, the part about spreading manure today is it's just a true It just I didn't realize it before, but that's what I did. uh almost ten years with the youth group. I spread my manure. I didn't try to beat them in the head with the Bible. They'll take about two shots to the head with the Bible, and then they're done.

But they will sit there and listen to you. Tell the mistakes of your life, All day long. Oh, a and listen and soak it all up. and if they can learn something from the mistakes I made, Uh it was my It was my way of doing things. And even now, as I try to help addicts recovering, Um Spread my manure.

There you go. It's the same thing. That's what we got. Will, thank you again, Wendy, so much for your call. We got Will is in Tip City, Ohio.

So give I love the name of your city, Will. I'm just saying, we need a tip. Yeah, and look, it's really great for wordage, and it just happens to be I'm in tip. And so beautiful thing. Good morning, brothers.

Good morning. So I'm very curious on what you might have for us.

Okay, so we were talking about the manure in the parable of the sower and the seeds. And it is crap, right? Just another word from manure, crap. But we know this. That it is holy crap.

Lately, I've been thinking, what's the difference, brother, between holy crap and holy smokes? Such simple terms. Holy, though, right?

So this manure. That is holy. It is crap because it is ours. We are the ones that put it on ourselves. We are in filthy rags always before a holy God.

And because of Jesus, this holy crap. that we have on ourselves, which is our weaknesses, our addictions. are um violent tendencies. misdeeds and misappropriations towards people and things. And so this holy crap, this manure that gets spread over us is only normal for this world.

And because God is so good, and what we wear is like filthy rags, because of this holy crap or this manure, we grow from it. because it's holy, because it's founded in Christ, because we realize that this crap that we are buried in, brothers. This crap. is indeed the craft that he has allowed such growth as Jesus that happened so we can be like him, bearing that fruit. And so Our sins are addictions.

Our faults and our failures. our hurts and our pains, our grievances towards others, God, and ourself. is only crap.

so that we may grow. Right, right. You see the difference. It's a t tremendous contrast, right? Yes, I am not perfect, brother.

And so I've not met anybody that has, but I know a man named Jesus, and he offers such grace in this. In this crap we display. I actually am around people right now that give me such grace and show me Jesus in my life, and they're listening, young ears. By their grace towards me.

So, hallelujah. Thank God. What a tip.

Well, from Tip Ohio, buddy. Thank you for your call. We'll be right back. We need your call, 866-348-7884. You're listening to the Truth Network and TruthNetwork.com.

Believe it. If you're standing by, then you'll all get your share. Now young Walter Hodgkins he brought back a load Of liquid manure from the farm of the road, And he hummed to himself as he drove up the street, And it's load also In the end, the afternoon, the meeting. Please. If you're standing by, then you'll all get your share.

We are spreading the wealth today on the Christian Car Guy Show. I hope you've enjoyed this. And again, the journey that God has us on. It just stands to amaze me what God is teaching us. And so, if you have a manure story, we would love to hear it.

866-3666-6666666 348-7884, 866-348-7884. I just want to make a couple notes if you've listened to the whole show. If not, go back and get the podcast and listen to it. But. Isn't it amazing how God puts you on a lesson plan?

And if you listen If you listen, listen, listen He'll teach you if you remember. I'm sitting in a field out of gas in my model A. The Holy Spirit says go look at that wagon. If I hadn't looked at that wagon, which turned out to be a manure spreader. That just intrigued my little mechanical mind, no end.

Yeah. What a blessing. I wouldn't I would have missed out on So much this week. of the joy of of searching the scriptures, trying to understand. what he was trying to teach me in this.

And so it was a matter of, number one, listening. To the Holy Spirit to say, go look at that wagon. It was my burning bush. It just happened to be a manure wagon.

So I went and looked at the manure wagon, and then I asked God, I kept asking God, I know there's something you want to teach me. You know what he taught me as I was going through the parable of the soils. He he taught me Again, the the principle we've talked about in manure. But also Got it. The whole idea that people that are In a rut.

That By g offering them a little hope, they can get out of it. And so when you think about it, it takes amazing grace to even approach some of these people because they're very hard-hearted. But but they need somebody to love on them. I mean, the people that need a hug the most are the people that look like you want to do it the least, right? And so the people that need love are the people that sometimes look like they but so that person that's in that rut That you can go begin to talk to them, and they're not going to relate to you being perfect.

Yeah. Amen. Right? Is where what they can relate to is what God did in your life. And that's where the hope does not come from, Robbie Dilmore, believe me.

The hope comes from. comes from what he did. And when one of them g when somebody gets a little hope Oh, it can really fester. It can just take off and grow, and they start spreading hope to other people in the same situation. And it's an avalanche, you know?

Encouragement. And just right. God of all comfort comes in and comforts others with the comfort you are comforted with. It's 2 Corinthians 1. Come to life in so many different ways.

You couldn't be more right, Bob, because, like you said. Those addicts that you deal with, and those who don't know, you talk about some manure, I mean, some death and decay. You know, Bob lost his son. to addiction. He lost his son.

On 109. Yeah. January the 9th, 2014. And You know, really, really hard stuff. But think of all the hope that you've given for people that are.

in the midst of that struggle because How many families out there, really, Bob, since you lost your son, have you had a chance to minister to that lost children? I can't put a number on it, but anybody that has ever called, I've made time to. Talk to them, try to get them help.

Some people are calling wanting help for their ch uh somebody that they love that's fighting it right now. And um I've recently got a uh somebody very close to me uh in a rehab helped them get into a rehab facility. And Their life is just completely turned around. you know, they're not out of the woods by any means, but They're they have hope. I've never seen anybody so happy to be sober.

clean and sober. And it it's just a thrill to watch that and watch it permeate in his life. and watch it spill out of him on to others around him. And It's it's just infectious. and just to see him this happy when, you know, you knew he was so miserable for so long.

And uh it's I was talking to him yesterday. I can't wait for Thanksgiving. I've got so much to be thankful for. And I says, well, don't wait. You want to be thankful.

Just saying, if you want a manure treat, you know, just saying, that if you go to YouTube and you and you. Watch a manure spreader in action, man. I mean, it's genius. I mean, I I'm still dumbfounded by the mechanics involved in what this school teacher taught. Like you can watch it, it does fling it everywhere.

Like, you would not want to have been that vicar with it coming through the window. But the way that it works. Like just understand that that that you know these poor people had to get out there with this rake in the field for days on end, you know, spreading this stuff so that they could plow it into the soil. But what this machine did Is again, you know, number one, that tilted kind of up because, you know, the stuff runs downhill. That's nice and fleming there.

And then it's got these like spikes that run through it to break it up because you can imagine it's been trodden on, so it's got to be broken into, you know, like. And then You know, so this, all these wheels are happening. It was being drawn by a horse.

So this wasn't mechanized by the, it was mechanized by the ground. The ground spinning the wheel turned this great big huge chain, which broke up the stuff, and then it picked up with these blades and it flung it literally. And so if you go to YouTube, you can watch one of these old. Bye. Before the turn of the century of 1900, man, they were flinging manure all over the place.

And we would not have the crops that we have today if it weren't for this amazing invention. That It seems, you know, kind of crazy. But it's absolutely spectacular what God did with that just to show us. That actually if we can find ways to broadcast and I do realize I'm a broadcaster, okay, so today we have been broadcasting manure, literally spreading it everywhere we possibly could. It's really weird to think that my whole ministry has been broadcasting manure.

But we will all own it. All on it. Because the seed is the word of God. Right, Scott. Yep.

All right. We just, you know, water it, you know, as the case may be, but in this case, but obviously it's Jesus Himself. It's the gospel, right? And as we can. You know, aid any way that we can.

You know, I just see a whole new angle to this thing I'd never seen before. And again, it all happened because as we followed the Holy Spirit.

So, Scott, you've been kind of quiet, but I have to say to anybody listening that when Wendy was talking about the great communication of the Jesus labor love and all that goes on with that ministry. That is not Robbie. That is, and Bob knows. I've heard so many awesome things about the way Scott does and the way he talks to people. And I'm so glad that he's in that position because he's gifted in that way.

And another guy in our organization just all the time brags on what Scott does and how he does it and how great he makes people feel.

So thank you, Scott. Scott, we're going to give you the last word because I know the music. I'm nothing more than a vessel, and I just appreciate the opportunity for God to use me.

So, if anybody out there does have a car that they're not using or that they think, well, I'm not going to put any more money in it because it needs a. Uh head gasket or bearings or something. Give us a call. Give us a call. Or you got to go to the website, ChristianCarguy.com, Jesus Labor, Love.

Remember, slow down. Jesus walked everywhere he went and got it all done in 33 years. Thank you for listening.