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So the question today on the Christian Car Guy, an interesting question. I don't know if you've ever pondered it, but you know, when you go to prayer, who's running the show? And I am very honored to have my good friend Paul Williams, one of our volunteers on the Jesus Labor Love with me today, and so we're going to get into that because. All of this show today, and it's got a sense of humility to it, right? And I, when I did Nikita Colosman camp last week, where I helped staff it, they like to show these videos by an amazing pastor by the name of Dave Busby, who went to be the Lord a number of years ago.
But nonetheless, he talked about how humility is kind of like God's shadow, that it sticks really close to him, like because God Himself. Is the picture of humility? If you think about it, that right? In order to have a world to begin with, he'd have to really contract an infinite God to create a world, and then for him to come down here, you think of the humility of it. It's unbelievable, and so God is phenomenally humble.
And if you want to get close. There's a great invitation to be humble, and so with that idea, um, you know I love the idea Sesame Street. Every Sesame Street would be always brought to you by a particular letter in the English alphabet. You do well. I like to bring these.
This today's show is brought to you by the Hebrew letter Nun, and the Hebrew letter Nun. Which is almost in the middle of the alphabet, and if you look at the 119 Psalm, which is a great way to kind of understand the Hebrew alphabet from my perspective, the very first letter—I mean, the very first verse in the Nun section of the 119 Psalm—is "Thy Word is a light unto my feet, and a or a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path." And guess what? The word "lamp" starts with a Nun. And the word river starts with a nun.
Now, what in the world might those have in common that they would both start with a nun?
Well, if you think about it, they come down. Light comes down from heaven, right? Yes. And the Jordan itself—the word means to descend, but rivers go downhill. I mean, the water runs downhill.
Right. Yes, that's right. And so it's fascinating that that idea of humility has this idea of of kind of falling. And and Jesus even said, unless the seed falls to the ground and dies, right, it can't, right. Right.
And so I don't know. You might remember Luke fourteen ten. Jesus made the statement. He said, but when you are invited, go sit down in the lowest place, so that when you are invited.
So when he who invited you comes, he may say to you, "You know, friend, come up higher." But again, the idea is humility. Go to the lowest place, like the light, like the river.
Well, now let's go back to prayer for a second, right? God gave me this years and years and years ago, and to say I delight in the practice. Of when I go to prayer first thing in the morning, which is really early, really early, first thing I say is, "Where are we going today, God?" I let Him lead. And yesterday was my birthday, right?
So really, really fun. Happy birthday! Yeah, and so it was really cool. Probably about two thirty yesterday morning, I went to prayer, and there was my question: like, "Where are we going today, Jesus? Like, what do we?
What do you want to do?" And because I'm letting him lead, and he said he wanted to dance.
Okay. And when he dances with you, by the way, he leads. Absolutely. Oh, and we danced for quite a while, and I. There's no sense like having a sense of Jesus is leading.
Okay, I'm just saying. I don't know if you knew it, but there's actually a shepherd's crook as a name for one of the arteries in your heart. Because he's leading your heart even in that way, and it's fascinating that your blood kind of flows downhill until it gets pumped up again, and then it goes downhill again, and everything works on gravity, and things fall.
Well. I was telling you that was at that man camp, and some things happened that really upset me.
Some some people got upset, and people were doing things, and I just got really upset. And the next morning, in prayer, I went to God as I would, you know, because I'm upset, and I'm like God, you know, how I feel. Where are we going? And this is. How he does things with me, and again, I don't know that, you know.
This is years and years and years of prayer.
So, you know that the the point is, it you got to start somewhere, and and to start letting Jesus lead. But I, I just said, you know, what what do you want to do? And he said, he he showed me this vision of this essentially a rock slide. It was a mountain, and it looked like a path. And I was like, what's that?
And he said, well, it was a rock slide.
So the rocks were going downhill again, like the letter N that goes down. I'm telling you, it falls. And I said, "Okay." I said, "What's with the rockslide?" He said, "Well, Robbie, you know there's a part of your heart that's still pretty hard, and some of those rocks they got to come down. They got to, you know that." And it's interesting that the rocks, and he even said, he said, you know, the rocks, they actually, they erode and they off people's hearts, and they come down the mountain into the valley of humiliation, as as John Bunyan would talk about. And in that valley of humiliation, they're actually even eroded further.
They become the minerals that grow big, huge trees. The ground is very fertile in the valley of humiliation. Just saying, for that very reason, okay. And I never thought about it being parts of the stone of my heart, but anyway, after he explained that to me, he said, "And again, these are these are things going on inside my heart, and it's just my experience." Okay, all I can do is just tell you my experience. And here is what he here is what he pointed out.
He said, "You know, Robbie, you didn't really trust me with those events, like I didn't." Like, if you really trusted me, you wouldn't be upset.
Okay. Like, do you think I have everything under control here, Robbie? Oh, yeah.
Well, then, you know. And so, I love to walk. I love to take walks with God every day if I possibly can. And I walked in Bethabara, and they have this place called God's Acre. And God's Acres actually a cemetery.
It goes really good with the holiday Halloween theme, right? Yeah. And I'm and I'm walking in the cemetery, right? And I'm this, you know. And I do that at most days.
I actually walk in that cemetery. And Jesus kind of said to me, "You know, Robbie, all those things you're carrying right this right this minute." You know, all those people carried that stuff too. What good is it doing them right now? Exactly, none, no good. All that upset, you know, all that stuff that's going on, and so again, I just I love what he teaches me in prayer, and I love to spend this time with him.
But one of the things that really takes great humility. If you wonder how this fits into the idea of the Christian Car Guy show, here we go. Is to ask for help, to be needy, and to be needy out loud. Amen. And to be needy out loud to Jesus is kind of at the heart of a lot of prayers, right?
It's it's like, man, I, I, right? And so, I love that Jesus gave us. The labor love, the Jesus labor love, and so Paul has been working diligently to raise funds, which we've been so blessed this week to receive more donations, even a very generous one just a moment ago I received. And so, Paul, I know you got some words for us. I do, I do.
First, I just want to say good morning to everybody out there. We're just we're just led by God. I'm I'm led by God to do what I'm trying to do with the Jesus labor of love. I've taken undertaken the task of fundraising. And I've been semi-successful the last few days.
We've got a little cash donation this morning, and I have a nice lady at the Nancy's Home Healthcare, and I will be back to you just in a minute after this break. Yeah, we got to go to a break, but in the meantime, just think about it. I was thinking about there are lessons in humility. God keeps teaching me. Maybe you got one.
We'd love to hear it. Eight six six three four eight seven eight eight four. You're listening to the Truth Network and TruthNetwork.com. Who leads your prayers today on the Christian Car Guy Show? This very fun edition.
It's live, Halloween to 2026, and it is also fall back Saturday. Interesting, like what you know tonight before your. Church service, so you won't be a wrong time. Be sure and take, turn off daylight savings time as that may be. But we are not only talk about who leads prayers, but this idea of you know how cool is it that God is essentially.
Had the Jesus labor love kind of go viral through ChatGPT and other resources, to where we're praying with helping more people. But all those people that that come, they've got to get humble in order to do that. And so, that idea of the letter nun and that idea of of having to die to yourself to an extent, your pride, to ask for help is it's an amazing thing. And so, you know, and also I want to before before we. Go any further.
I want to mention that we do have Arkay, you know, in the garage coming up. He had heart surgery yesterday, somewhat major heart surgery, which at eighty-nine years old was a terrifying thing for those of us who love him dearly. He is doing great and is actually going to be calling in, so I'm excited about that. Very excited about, you know, you know how the man still, you know, he was telling me the other day. He said, "Robbie, I worked all day on something that should have taken me ten minutes." But the point is, he's still out there in the garage working when he didn't have any energy.
You know, but it's crazy. But anyway, Paul, I didn't mean to interrupt. You're talking about we had R.K. and our graders all week. Yeah, tell me about this company that that donated.
Well, there's a nice lady named Deborah Russell who. Owns a company called Nancy's Home Health, and I think it's I actually Nancy's Home Care of the Carolinas. She started this company in honor of her mother, who passed away in two thousand and seven. Her mother was involved in healthcare, and so. Her mother had always encouraged her, and she's done well.
And she felt moved to be able to give us a donation. Awesome. They have offices in North and South Carolina. And yeah, I should mention that for years, Pine Dale Church, where Jerry goes to church in Winston Salem, has supported us on a monthly basis. As does my own Amazing Grace Church; they support us on a monthly basis.
And churches that do that, this is huge. And you're, from what I understand, Paul, you're God. You you may have that with your own church. Yes, we're working on it with the Center Global Methodist in Yadkinville. They we're talking about a sustaining donation, right?
As well, and then I have a a nice lady in town there. It's my intern agent, Susette Dalton at State Farm in Yeadonville. She's going to give us a donation, so we got some money coming in this week. Hopefully, yeah, we're back. To where we were talking about a minute ago with the donations that we have, you know, we we actually for the first time ever we didn't you know overdraft or anything, but we got to the point where we had to tell people, yeah, we had to stop telling people we could help them until we got some more.
But that didn't go on but for a week, and God provided again as He always does. But always does. And but He one of the things He provided, which I hope you're just rejoicing with me on this, is Paul, right? You know, he he provided Scott years ago, and now he's provided Paul, and Paul's not only helping with the recipients, but he's also helping. You know, in the fundraising aspect of it.
And for years and years and years, believe me, you guys that listening are the ones who completely supported the Jesus Labor Love. It's at ChristianCarguy dot com. If you're thinking, gee, I could give, where I want my church or whatever, you know, you can always reach out to me. I'd be Happy to explain. I go before the boards of churches and talk about it.
It's all there at ChristianCarguy dot com. You're going to say something, Paul? Oh, I was just going to say exactly what you just said. Go to ChristianCarguy dot com and you can donate there. You can read all about the ministry and what we do and how we do it.
Robbie started this ministry in 2011. And it has grown to the point now. With the well, I would correct you. Jesus started this ministry. He gave me the idea.
There is no doubt. And one of those prayers, which by the way, I let him leave.
Okay, okay. And I was stand corrected. No, I just, I just want to get back to the the beauty of the whole idea. Was I? He was saying, Robbie, I want more out of the Christian Car Guy show.
Just want it to be more than just you know giving car advice or giving. Metaphors on what Jesus does for us. He says, "I want it to be this," and he he gave me the idea, okay, very clearly on the way back from the National Religious Broadcasters Convention. And originally, it was going to be that we were going to get car repair places to help single moms, widows, and families in crisis every first Saturday of the month. But what we quickly discovered after we did that is that people's cars don't break down necessarily on the first day, first Saturday of the month, and so we, we, you know, these people they couldn't get to work, and they couldn't take care of, you know, they couldn't get their loved ones to the hospital, and so we.
We began doing other things where we created the idea of the application form and the financial assistance, and all those things happened as a result of you know God continuing to teach us along the way and providing volunteers, etc. It's amazing! It's amazing what He did. I just like always, you know, I'm the middleman.
Okay, well, I stand corrected, but. What my point I was getting at is that since the ministry started, now the need has quadrupled. We have more. Uh, yeah. Request.
Yeah, it's four times literally is of what we had last October. We need four times as much help to sustain this ministry, and and I know God's leading us, and God's leading me, and I hope that He leads you. I hope you.
Well, I'm I'm pretty sure He led ChatGPT to get my phone. I just hope you would y'all out there listening to us would be led to consider a donation. That's wonderful, Paul. And I'm being blessed every day. You know, there was a lady that we help.
I won't call her name right now, but she called me this week because she just needed somebody to pray with. That happens a lot. She wanted to pray, and then after we got through praying, she said, "We lost our mom, and my and my sister's having a really hard time with it." Would you be happy? Would you pray with her? And I said, absolutely.
All you have to do is call me. I'll be happy to pray with you any time, because that that is the sharing the gospel and sharing our faith in God and giving people hope is part of this deal. Oh yeah, it's a huge part of it. That. One of the first things we always do with an applicant is is pray, and then it isn't unusual at all for them to call us back and say, you know, nobody's ever prayed with me, or I love the way you prayed.
Would you pray with me? And that, that you know, what a blessing! It is a blessing, because it is. It's a chance to connect God to the situation, and when you do that, you know, apart from me, you can do what, Paul? Everything.
Nothing apart from me, you can do nothing. Nothing. You're listening to the Truth Network and TruthNetwork.com. Who leads your prayers today on the Christian Car Guy Show? We're so blessed to be talking about the Jesus labor love and.
You know, how about your lessons in humility? We would love to hear it. Eight six six three four eight seven eight eight four. We got my good friend. Rarely has he called in the Christian Car Guy show.
So he usually calls in to Truth Talk Live. But today we have him on the Christian Car Guy show. Bucksmen himself. Wow, what honor to have you on Saturday morning. My dear friend Robbie Dillmore, and Happy Reformation Day!
There you go. That's a good way to look at it. That is a great day. Did you know that it was Reformation Day? I did.
Car guy. I did. Oh, you're a geek too. I I believe it or not, for whatever reason. I get an opportunity for a lot of folks that want to do radio shows with me, and so I don't know if you know Nikita Koloff, the Russian Nightmare.
He does he does Halloween shows with me almost every year, and he does all this research, all the different aspects of things. And in fact, he's got one coming on today, and so I've learned so much from him, but. What do you? What's on your mind today, Buxman? I still need a muffler for the busmobile.
Okay. Can you can you hear me over the car? Really loud, Christian car guy. I was I was trailing a friend of mine. We were on our way to breakfast, and he goes, "Bus, I can hear your car behind me." Well, that's why I keep muting my phone.
But I just wanted to say, I just wanted to say hi because yeah, I love it when you're manning the mic. You and Dr. Carson are manning the mic at the Truth Talk Live. But I called Truth Talk Mike and Truth Talk Mike here in Dayton. I called Truth Talk Mike.
He calls in the Truth Talk too. He said, "Hey, Busk, Christian Car guy's on." I said, "Robbie Dilmore's on now." I said, "He's live." He goes, "Yep." I said so.
Well, I got to call him and wish him a happy Reformation Day. Yeah, I've often said because yesterday was my birthday that you know. Happy birthday, Robbie! Thank you. That that you know, Halloween is just.
All those people that are celebrating that Robbie was born. Happy birthday to you! Happy birthday to you! Happy yes, please, Robbie! Happy birthday to you!
Happy birthday to you! And many more. Yeah, but yeah, make a shout out to the veterans by all means.
Well, yeah. I always—it's always been an honor, honestly, because I was born on Veterans Day.
So I think it's great when people celebrate with me for my birthday, and I go and I see all these hats, you know, saying what conflict they served in. And oh my gosh, bro, is what gets me up out of my chair every time on my birthday if I go out to eat that day because it's very busy that day. Is when I see WW two's. Oh yeah, and I see these. I mean, they are just walking history books.
Well, let me let me let me share a story, Buckspin. I got to. I got I got RK my in.
Well, let me double click you, RK, and I'm going to double click Buckspin, so I got you both on. Yes. So I, RK, you're with us too, and we're not going to play the in the garage music. I just wanted you to be on when I tell this story. Because it's a car business story, but by the same token, it talks about veterans.
So, probably about nineteen eighty nine or ninety, somewhere in that year, I was selling an older gentleman a Pontiac, and he says to me, "He says I'm the last living tank commander in Patton's army, right?" And you know, I go on selling him the car, and he tells me the story how Patton, you know, why he loved Patton was that every time, you know, he said we drilled and drilled and drilled and drilled the idea of abandoned tank because that was Patton's thing from his perspective was to be a tank commander, and he said, of course, the commander, I mean, the the whatever the chief of the tank was supposed to be the last person out, right? And he said, I don't know how many times we drilled that. He said, Well, you know, we were in the Battle of Bulge, and I was behind the enemy line. But you know, I was actually in in our lines. I wasn't in enemy lines, and I went to get fuel, and I came around a corner.
And when I came around the corner, it was the first time I'd ever seen a Panzer tank. And he was in a Sherman tank. And if you can imagine, he said. This pantser tank was probably four times as big as the tank I was in, and he said from his perspective, and he said, "But but I was aimed right at it, so I just fired around." He said it hit the side of that tank and it just bounced off, and I went, "Uh oh," and he said, "I watched that turret swing around and kaboo, right?" Of course, immediately the tank caught on fire, and. He said, "All that abandoned tank stuff went out the window." I was the first person out of the tank.
He said, "But everybody got out safe, and we're, you know, obviously he survived." Well, the funnier part of the story, RK, you got to hear this.
So, about six months later, I actually been transferred to another store, Chrysler store, that was in as general manager in Greensboro, North Carolina. And I'm out there waiting on an old guy, and he says, "You know, I'm the last living tank commander in Patton's army." I said, "He real?" And I said, "Well, you know, I met this guy in Raleigh, and he was like, 'Oh,' and I'm trying to remember his name. It was Jimmy, I think. Oh, you know Jimmy." I said, "Well, how does that exactly work?" He said, "Well, after Jimmy abandoned tank like that, he was demoted and he was no longer a tank commander." Whatever the story was, but the point of it is RK, right? Old guys got great stories.
You know what I'm saying? Oh yeah. Yeah. We do well, Buckman. Thanks for your call and thanks for the shout out to veterans.
Absolutely, guys. All right. God bless you. Thank you. Talk to you soon, guys.
Love y'all. Love you too. Bye bye. All right. So it is time for in the garage with Art Case, and you know he's with us today after his heart surgery.
How amazing is that? That's great. The legendary garage of RK eighty eight and the Bill Fulpro. And the prayers of you people, big for me. I appreciate it.
We've had you in prayer all week, RK. And now I got two arms, and my daughter's looking at me. You can't do nothing, Dad. You got two broken arms there, and you got one in a cast, and the other one in a bandage. You can't lift nothing, dude.
I don't want you doing anything. I said, okay, Commander. I'll I'll sit down. You can't abandon tank now, okay? No, no.
You know, I was sitting there looking at my stuff, and they actually give you a a implant card with with your name and everything. Like that from Abbott, right? I didn't I didn't realize that they did that, and they have a description of it and everything. They do four at a time if they do, you know, and they point out the ones that they did. I was just interesting to have you registered.
I got to keep you, you know, and I just remember the name of that tank commander. His name was Jesse, because that was the question. Oh, you know Jesse, but anyway. I know our listeners are all interested, you know, kind of what went on yesterday. How you feel?
From what I understand, they they cleaned out your fuel line.
Well, there was a blockage there going into that valve in the heart itself, and that's what they were worried about—the valve not working properly and not getting enough blood.
So that's what they went in there and extended it out. I. Robbie, I don't know what they did, but I'm telling you something. I, I, I wouldn't put you. They told me they were going to sedate me, so I'm, I'm sedated.
What ended sedating me? I'm still here. I still can hear everybody.
Well, I was snoring when I was still here, so I couldn't hear everything. And it took about an hour and three quarters, I guess, before they got out, and I had to. Little trouble from two o'clock on with the arm until about seven. It took him five hours to get my arm back down in order because I guess they expand the veins or something, vein to put that that split in and a stent in, and it could get cause blood clots.
So. I I am not kidding you. There's three gentlemen that came in for five hours, squeezing my arm. I am not kidding you. They they took turns squeezing it so it wouldn't get bigger and bigger and bigger until they until they got it to where it was normal around six thirty, and they let me go home at seven.
And that beautiful arm squeezer. It was. I. I shook. I shook everybody.
Here is this old man laying in the hospital bed with, with guys stripping his arm. It just. It just amazes me, what they would do for you, you know. And and and and they joke about it. They have fun with it.
And and and say, no, this is what we do. And um, they're a whole core. The arms squeezing core.
Well, I I got a a neat story along those lines. Um, my boss's book. Will you hang on for us in the next segment? Are you okay? Do you need to rest?
No, I'm fine.
Okay, we'll be right back with more RK. And how about you? Eight six six three four truth. You're listening to the Truth Network and TruthNetwork dot com. Who leads your prayers today on the Christian Cargass show?
You know what an idea, and you might give it a try. Just saying, as you go into prayer, say, "God, where do you want to go?" And I actually—that's the way I love to read the Bible as well. Like when I go in in the morning to read my Bible, the same kind of question: Lord, put it on my heart where you want me to study, which where we're going. And you might guess that whenever I do a show or preach a sermon, the very first person I go to is is Jesus, because he—he, you know, it has to do with taking the lowest seat at the table. Like I, I.
Think I'm supposed to follow? I don't think I'm supposed to lead this show, and it it's amazing where he will take you. In the process of that, we're so blessed to have RK with us. He's out of heart surgery, and RK, you were you were telling us about your core of arm squeezers. Yeah, me, it's fine.
You got the tank commanders and stuff like that.
Well, the one the young fellows there, I looked at him. I asked him how old he was. He said thirty-six. I said okay. He's done in the army.
Really? Pardon me. He said yeah. He said I signed up for another five or six years or something like that. He already was a doctor, so they sent him to UNC to learn the procedures of this of this heart pump plumbing that they do.
He's got another year and a half, I think, to learn it, and then he'll go back into the service for another four or five years.
So at least they get something out of them, you know.
So training they would give. I was amazed. I didn't.
So number one, when I was listening to that arcade, the man was a doctor that was squeezing your arm. Yes. How cool is that? Yeah. And he's given his life to serve our country.
Yeah. Um. Like, and and and you know, you would think that a doctor like that's a little beneath me to go in there and squeeze a man's arm for four hours. They were they were concerned with it. In fact, I finally fell asleep, and I woke up and there's a bandage on my arm.
Guys, you about ready to go now? And I had no idea for I was over an hour, hour and a half, what went on. But they they had me taped up when I got done. I I was allowed to take the tape off this morning, but I still have a big patch where they go into the wrist there. You know, they did.
They wanted to do it two ways in the groin or in the arm, and they and they decided to do it with the arm. I'm with you. They've given the choice. I gotta say, yeah, that that would. But it was a very interesting do because I open my mouth and talk all the time, so I ask these people, you know, have you done this before?
They all laugh or something like that. But then somebody will tell you they've done it for forty years or thirty years or twenty. You know, I mean, it it it's really interesting. The doctor probably was up. The top guy probably.
Thirty-eight, forty, maybe, maybe younger, maybe younger. You know, that's absolutely beautiful. You know, my boss, Stu Epperson, Jr. recently wrote a book called "Thanks Living," which fits real well with the upcoming holiday that's just a few weeks from now. And he included a story in it about.
Of similar incident was me, and which I could, you know, I guess when I look through my life of things, I'm really really thankful for, is when I had the brain abscess, and I don't even know if you were aware that I had that RK. Brain, you had a brain abscess, right?
So they had done surgery in my brain. And put a titanium plate in there. This was back in my cancer days. A lot of shenanigans that went on, and that in that titanium plate had a staff infection that went into my brain, which really could have taken me out. But fortunately, a lot of people wonder what's wrong with Robbie.
Well, you know, he's got a big hole in his head. Nonetheless. That my brain was swelling inside my skull. It was really phenomenally painful. T here is no.
I've had a lot of different things happen to me. Those who know me, but this one was about as painful as anything I'd ever experienced. And they had hit me with all sorts of stuff. But they were supposed to put me in emergency surgery to open my head back up to take this plate out. And they couldn't.
Something happened in the operating room where they were preparing me to go in there, and they couldn't get me in there. And they were hitting me with every kind of drug. It was nothing was helping. It was phenomenal. I was actually hoping like, coma might be nice right now.
Well, nonetheless, this woman came in, and she just squeezed my hand. And as she was squeezing my hand, you know, I I couldn't see her because my eyes were closed. I was just trying to deal with it, and. I heard her say, "Robbie, it's Ramona." Well, Ramona was like one of the nurses there in the hospital. I knew she worked there, but she was also in my Sunday school class.
And the second she grabbed my hand, it was like God was saying, "I'm right here. I'm right here with you, Robbie." And I'll never forget it as long as I live. I almost tear up to even think about it to this day. Like here was this phenomenal pain, yet when Ramona grabbed my hand and I knew God was there, that's all I needed, right? And similar when you got your arm squeezing core, right?
Okay, it wasn't particularly easier, but you know they were working on it, right? Oh no, no! I'm sure that that was very. If like you said, that you couldn't do that, but for you know however long you got to send somebody in. Yeah, and they worked on it, worked on it, worked on it, and so.
But I am hugely grateful. Yeah, it was it was some experience. I told the nurse who it was the last one on, fellow about fifty four. With five kids, and he he does he does it right, I guess. He walked me to the other to he put me in a chair and took me outside and got in the car.
But I said I said I thanked him. I thanked him. I thanked him. He says, "I thanked him for what he did." And I said, "And I hope I never see him again. But if I do, I'm going to say hello." You know, once it once is enough.
But you know, it was nice, and then polite, just polite to be everybody, everybody. You know, and then we we said a prayer when the doctor came in. I did with the doctor, little couple minutes, and he said, "We're going to take care of that. We're going to take care of that." I just think it's absolutely spectacular that that you know God would provide you that care, and the peace, and the peace, right of of the whole thing. And again, you know, I know your daughter was right there with you.
Yeah. For those who don't know, RK lost his wife a couple years ago at Christmas, and the anniversary again. That's coming up, right? Yep. And it's tough, as they were.
Yeah. Quite the family's backed me up. They've come and helped, so it's very nice. It's and believe me, his daughter makes the most amazing food. I told her, I told her Wednesday night, man.
She had this blueberry coffee cake. Like, oh my gosh! I don't know where she got the blueberries. Robbie, I was afraid to give it to you. You wasn't eat one piece, and I'm afraid you would be harmed.
I mean, there's too much sugar in there, so I didn't give it to you.
Well, I didn't get any birthday cake yesterday, so I ate my birthday cake via Amanda on Wednesday night.
So, oh, okay, but it is—it's thanks living. That's—that's the whole idea, man. Is—is it so wonderful that God provides all these things for us, and you know, that's a big part of. The humility, right, is is to being able to see that again. Stu's book is "Thanks Living." You can find it on Amazon now.
It's amazing.
Well, thank you, RK. Again, you have an amazing weekend. We'll see you tomorrow at church. I hope, yeah, if you can, if you guys can get out, yeah. And I appreciate that very much.
For those who wonder, I am the pastor at Amazing Grace Church in Ramsor. You can find our website, Amazing Grace Ramsor.
So, meanwhile, thank you, Paul, for all your help and all the donations. It's amazing.
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