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It's, it's like there's Brian goes from black to white. There's nothing in between.
But we're, we're happy to have Brian tonight. He's going to share a really good word for us.
And I'm excited to hear it. So, yeah, and um, I just want to give a report on the two together meeting. It was awesome. It was really awesome. There was probably close to 3,000 people there. 3,000 people crammed in that church, but they took all the chairs out in the center so everybody could get in. But it was, um, the anointing, the unity was, was, was amazing. It was worth going in there. Yeah, it was not.
Use live stream. Yeah, it was very good.
Yeah, it was good. And so, um, I see Mickey put up a poster for the, um, artistic show that's downtown Dunedin at, what? What's the name of the place? Sterling Gallery. Yeah. So, if you get a chance sometime this month, hop in, say hello to Mickey, walk around, look at the paintings, buy some paintings. So, that's, that's, that's what's going on. Okay. There you go. Huh?
Oh, are you, you going to bring that there? Okay. So, she's going to bring that there and so the unsuspecting can get collapse the wave, right? All right.
Thank you. Sorry for the abrupt switch. Okay. So, uh, Kathleen made this up for me. I had a, a picture in my mind of a tree that instead of being full of life is full of death. And that's what evolution is. And that's what makes it so attractive to, uh, the people of this world who don't know the Lord because they don't want anything to do with God. They have not TDS, you know, Trump derangement syndrome. They have GDS, God derangement syndrome. And, uh, it's a joke. GDS. You got to cut it. So you can see a lot of the things that have come out of evolution. We have, uh, destruction of the family, racism, Nazism, communism, uh, world war, destruction of, um, of marriage, humanism, uh, eugenics, atheism, all of it comes from evolution. And you might say, well, why, how does that happen? He says, "Well, when you know, in our society in the 1700s and before, most people believed in God and they had a God, you know, not necessarily that they were all born again Christians, but they had a God-centered life and society and everything else and morality, you know, following the scripture and the Ten Commandments and trying to be obedient to God." Well, as we know, Darwin came up with this theory and people are just like, "Wow, this is great." Why is it so great? Because it frees them and they think, from the chains of obligation to God or being accountable because we, you know, we know we're all accountable to God. We're all going to be brought before him and we're going to be judged. We all have to face him. And of course, uh, the people of this world don't want to believe that and have nothing to do with that. So evolutionary theory is robbing God of his glory with there. If there's no God, we know that there's no glory. So you can, yes, you got it. Robbing God of his glory.
And, um, yeah, go to the next, the next screen. So in John 8:44 it says, "For you are the children of your father, the devil, and you love to do the evil things he does. He was a murderer from the beginning. He has always hated the truth because there is no truth in him. When he lies, it is consistent with his character, for he is a liar and the father of lies."
Okay. Well, scientists have no proof that life. No, go back and stay, stay where I am. Scientists have no proof that life was the result, not the result of an act of creation. They can't disprove creation as much as they want to. Uh, evolution became, in, in a sense, a scientific religion. All scientists have accepted it and many are prepared to bend their observations to fit with it. And I was talking with Robert beforehand about this and why do they continue to teach evolution in the classroom? Well, money. But for, uh, researchers, professors, and so forth, if they want to get, um, their research funded, it might be on something totally different, different that has nothing to do with, with, uh, evolution. And it's like focused on lasers or something. But they have to follow that line. If they come out against evolution, they will not be funded. They will not get their grants. They will have no chance to, unless they're independently wealthy, and we know that most people are not. They depend upon those grants that come from the government and from other organizations. And they all support and adhere to evolution.
Okay. So go to the next screen, please. Um, scientists have found no worthwhile evidence supporting the evolutionary theory. So what is evolution? Uh, what is the formula for making the universe? You take nothing plus nothing equals two elements plus time. You know, they, you throw in time there and you have a lot of time going under.
Nothing's happening. But they say 92 natural elements plus time equals all the physical laws in a completely structured universe of galaxies, systems, stars, planets, and moons orbiting in perfect balance and order. It's ridiculous. And they know it's ridiculous. They can't defend themselves.
Right? So nothing plus nothing is nothing. But they, they have to push this lie in order to, um, make themselves feel comfortable in what they, the way they're living and what they believe. And, um, so evolutionary formula for making life is dirt plus water plus time. Lots of time equals living creatures. An example, things, the things that man makes, you know, we, we know automatically, oh, this watch, nice watch, you know, somebody made it, somebody designed it, and they put it, you know, went through a factory and they put it together. But you show God's creation and they will say that it was all random, confused, and accidental, that it just, that it just came together, uh, by accident. And of course, yes, we know it's mathematically impossible for that to happen.
Um, so, um, just to give you an example of, of, of this, um, how did this get started? Well, we know that, um, go to the next. Yeah. Um, evolution greatly affected and damaged mankind. It, it has done a horrible thing to our society in the past 200, 250 years. It's brought war. World War I and World War II were fought because of evolution. The people who were the elites believed that the only way to bring change and success to society was by violence and to change, you know, get rid of the, um, the other races that didn't fit in. Of course, there's racism there because all these people who believe in, in evolution are white and all the other races, they don't fit in and they're weak and stupid and blah, blah, blah. So we're going to get rid of them. And war, conquest to them is what makes success in evolution. So morality and ethical standards get are greatly reduced. There's no right or wrong. It's like, if I'm the most powerful person, I do what I want to do. I don't have any conscience. These people have, have, if they have some of them have a conscience, but they've pretty much pushed it down and pushed it down and pushed it down because they don't want to be accountable to anybody and they can do anything they want to do and right might makes right. If I have the power to do it, I'm going to do it.
Um, children are taught that they are advanced forms of animals. And you might say, well, no, not today. Well, yeah, today they believe that. I've had arguments with te, with teenagers in class where they believe they're animals. And I'll tell them, no, you're not an animal. You can't tell them otherwise. They are convinced that they are an animal and that I am one too. And, uh, so personal survival and success comes only by rivalry, strife, and stepping on others. It's a very competitive system. And, you know, that's like what the business world is like. You know, move, move your way up. If you got to squash the people behind you, then do it.
Um, scientists of the 18th century though were carefully, had a carefully designed structure. They believed in God.
So the example of the watch, we know there's a designer, a maker. But with, when we see the stars in the sky, they just say, "Oh, that's accidental. That just kind of happened." You know, it didn't, there's no, there's no creator behind it. No master, uh, watchmaker. You know, you see a watch and you look, wow, the person who made that, especially if you look at, uh, Swiss watches, which are all handmade, it's just amazing how they were able to create that. And we recognize that it's like, duh. But if you were to say, no, it just came together by itself. It was on the side of the road, just a bunch of pieces, and it just came together. And, you know, that's what they're saying about our world. And that's, you know, the craziness of it.
Um, so what do they do? They don't have any facts. Whenever scientists who are Christians get with evolutionary scientists and they have debates, the evolutionary scientists get torn apart. So they won't debate them anymore. Creationist scientists, they can't get the others to debate them. So what do they do? They ridicule and they sue. If you have someone who's making enough of a wave of, you know, discord about, you know, people actually believing, yeah, you're right, I guess it isn't true, they sue them. So, and it's, it's kind of what's going on in our political system today. If one side doesn't have an argument, they don't have any facts and you show them for what they're believing is just nonsense and illogical and ill-fact, no facts to it. What do they do? They start insulting you and berating you and ridiculing you and then trying to demonize you and get rid of you. They've been trying to do that for Trump for the past 10 years. It doesn't work. So that's what the people who are evolutionists do. They know they can't win the argument, so they're going to ridicule you.
Okay, if you go to the next screen. So here are some creation scientists. We have Linnaeus and you can see it was the 1700s. He showed that all plant and animal species were definite categories, separate from one another. That there was no crossover from one species to another. One thing that that Darwin was trying to suppose is that, you know, you could get a, from a whale, you could get a human, you know, or you could get different species coming out of different animals. And he showed that that's not possible. That was before Darwin ever came up with this theory.
The second law of thermodynamics shows that everything runs down, wears out, goes to pieces. This eliminates the basic evolutionary theory that simply evolves into more complex creations. You know, they believe in evolution that things eventually got more and more complex and then man came along and we're the most complex of all creatures. How, how did that happen? But say, if you built a house and you could live a thousand years, you built the house and you didn't do anything to it. You just left it there. Eventually, the thing would, would corrupt, decay, and fall apart. You wouldn't have to, you know, you got, we know when you're taking care of a house, you got to paint it, fix things that get go bad, the roof and the mechanics and everything else. Well, they believe that things got more complex, which is illogical.
Yeah. Mendel, he was a creationist. He was a monk who believed in, who, um, did his, um, experiments with peas. And he showed that there's a genetic barrier that exists that could not be bridged. You can't switch from one species to another. It's impossible. And of course, they, you know, didn't want anything to do with him. Louis Pasteur, he disproved the theory of spontaneous generation, that life cannot arise from non-living materials, which is, we've heard, you know, you get the primordial soup and then from it all these amino acids and you get life and you get all these different. That's impossible. And this guy lived in the 1800s and showed it couldn't happen.
Uh, next screen. Lamarck believed that natural selection was, was workable, that, you know, giraffes got longer necks because they kept stretching their necks to get to the leaves and the higher parts of the trees and they eventually, you know, got got long necks. Well, that's ridiculous. So natural selection according to Lamarck is, is unworkable. Uniformitarianism. They have to believe this because they brought in the idea of billions of years for things to change. Well, what is it? It's a conjecture that all earlier ages on earth were exactly as they are today, calm and peaceful. No worldwide flood or other great catastrophes. Change took over millions of years. Well, that's actually anti-scriptural. And, uh, I've got a scripture. I didn't post it. So, it says in, um, Second Peter 3:4, "They will say, 'What happened to the promise of his coming?' The promise that Jesus is coming again. From before the times of our ancestors, everything has remained the same since the world was first created." Does that sound familiar? That's what uniformitarianism is. They deliberately forget that God made the heavens long ago by the word of his command and he brought the earth out from the water and surrounded it with water. Then he used the water to destroy the ancient world with a mighty flood. So, you know, evolutionists will not believe in, um, a worldwide flood. Noah's flood. To them, that's, that's just myth. That's a fairy tale. And, and now I understand why they won't believe in it because it, it would undermine everything that they, they, they think is true.
Um, All right. So, if you go to the next screen. Um, Oh, no. Go back. I'm sorry. I was, I skipped. Um, so we have a guy named Wallace who was, who came up with a theory of, uh, evolution kind of before Darwin, but he didn't get the credit Darwin did because he was rich. And he came along with the survival of the fittest is the method for species change. And there's where you get in this competition and violence. You got to have violence. The strongest will survive. And, uh, Charles Darwin, a naturalist, both of these guys were also spiritists and, uh, naturalists aboard the Beagle on a five-year mission. He was initiated into witchcraft in South America during his trip and he changed, something changed about him. Of course, we know what happens when you mess with the devil. And, uh, he wrote his Origin of Species and he spent the rest of his life trying to prove that there is no God and that that it's evolution is the, is the answer. Huxley was, uh, a very good debater and he supported everything that, that, um, Darwin did. He, he loved him. So, uh, he was Darwin's bulldog and he was, you know, he would debate people on behalf of, um, Darwin. And then we have the X Club, which is a group of nine members who represented the Royal Society, Royal Society. This is back in the 1800s before evolution has taken a strong foothold. And if you wanted to get your paper, um, looked at and approved by the Royal Society, you had to go past this club. And these members were all staunch evolutionists. And if you weren't, forget it. They weren't going to look at it. And you go to the next screen.
Um, evolutionists won through ridicule. They dare not rely on scientific facts to support their case because they have none. They became a power in England which scientists feared to oppose. Now we have eugenics, which came about because of Charles Darwin's first cousin. He wanted to get a little, little glory with this. And he pushed that the weak, the infirm, the infirmed, and the aged need to go to to sleep, need to to die. And Adolf Hitler was an ardent evolutionist and used it successfully in World War II. We know with the Holocaust and, and so a lot of people don't realize that it wasn't just 6 million Jews. There were about 6 million Christians as well. There were over 12 million people that were put to death in concentration camps, as well as gypsies and other groups that didn't fit into their category. And you might say, well, how did Hitler come up with all this stuff? He got it from Darwin. He got it from the, the, the society that he grew up in and he was an ardent Darwinist. So then we have Herbert Spencer, a spiritist, him as well. He urged that the unfit be eliminated so society could properly evolve. And we know that today they're putting people to death now. They're, they're, they're trying to get them to commit suicide. Oh, you're not doing very good. You're in your 70s. It's been a long life. You've had a good life. Why don't you just, you know, we, we'll give you this drug and you'll die. They're trying to, and they're doing that in Europe. They're doing it in, in, uh, in Canada. I wouldn't be surprised if they were doing it in some hospitals in this country. We're kind of like the last bastion for hope for that. But, you know, people, you know, see that as a progressive way out. There was a movie that came out about 10 years ago where the guy, he was, he had was, um, paralyzed and, in the movie, he chose to commit suicide. And so he was in love with this girl, but he gave her up and he went to Switzerland where he could then be put to death. And that's, that's what this has come to. Frederick Nietzsche, he was, um, the way to evolve was to have wars and kill the weaker races in order to produce a super race. Does that sound familiar? That comes from Hitler. Oh, Hitler didn't, didn't start it. Nietzsche did. Nietzsche's the one that said there is no God. Then there was another sign that says, yeah, there's no Nietzsche God. And so, so we have, you know, all these, these people being killed. And it, you know, people always focus on Hitler. Well, Hitler was horrible. He was terrible. But Stalin was a lot worse. And Mao Zedong was a lot worse than both of them. You know, multiple millions. You know, Stalin said at one point, the death of one is a tragedy. The death of millions is a statistic. He had no problem putting people to death and starving them to death or killing them, whatever.
Um, okay, next screen. Karl Marx, he loved Darwin because it fits into his whole philosophy. What Darwin did to biology, Marx did to society. The communists, Nazis, and fascists fully supported Darwin's evolution. In World War I, uh, Darwinism was taught that there was, you know, before World War I, but it, it led to World War I. Darwinism taught that there was no moral code. Our ancestors were savages and we only progressed by violence against others. So Lenin, Stalin, Mao, all were ardent Darwinists. The, the Chinese didn't go and copy the Russians or the Germans. They went to Darwin and they got, you know, their information from him.
Um, mathematicians clearly refuted Darwinism. But evolution couldn't occur even over billions of years given the complexities of DNA, protein, cell design, enzymes. Mathematicians can show that it's impossible. But that doesn't stop them because it's a religion to them and because they do not want to be accountable to God. They, they don't want to be answerable to anybody but themselves. So for example, the first moon landing, scientists figured that because the moon, they figured that the moon was millions of years old, that there was should be, by the, and they figured it out scientifically by the rate of, um, decay on the surface of the moon, there should be 30 to 60 feet of sand on the moon. And if they were to land the lunar module on the moon in 1969, it would just sink down in and they would die. But they went ahead and they found that there was like one to two inches. And using, by backtracking the calculations, they figured that it showed the moon was anywhere from 6 to 8,000 years old. But do you think NASA and space, uh, scientists would bring that out? Oh, we were wrong. You know, it's only this, this old. No, they're going to, they just ignore it.
Um, next screen. Public schools and colleges are told that evolution is essentially proven and all scientists believe it. If you go to your Google today and you just type in, is evolution true, they're going to tell you it's true, even though it has never been proven. It, it's just a propaganda campaign and people believe it. They have, okay, so less than 5%. I saw this on, there's a, um, YouTube site, Answers in Genesis, through Ken Ham and his Creation Museum in Kentucky, and they have all kinds of documentaries, different things about evolution, about creation, and so forth. They teach creation and they have scientists there. And, uh, they, um, they've did a survey and they found that less than 5% of students in the United States get any information about creation science. They never hear it. So no wonder everybody believes that evolution is the truth.
Um, there, I, I just picked this out from TV. There was a Nova special that says, "When Whales Walked." They don't, they just tell you right out. They just bold-faced lie. And they have, they don't, they don't give you any information as to why that's the way it is. They just say this is, this happened. I think part of it is they found the, the skeletons of whales in the Sahara Desert, which shows that at one time there was a sea there. But they're showing, but they're trying to bring in this idea that, you know, whales walked. So, and Aerial America, you know, I love, I love science and biology and geography and stuff. And I'm thinking, oh, this is about this, you know, the whole each state. They do an hour episode and you can see, uh, the history of the state and all that, but they go into evolution in every single one of them. Millions of years ago, man. Blah, blah, blah, blah, you know, and they show the Grand Canyon, man. They're going to take you through all that stuff. And it's like, I get sick of hearing this crap.
Um, evolutionist, evolutionists never defend their position with scientific facts. They don't have any. Instead, they use ridicule and lawsuits. Evolutionary support is necessary to get grant funding for for research. Okay, next page. Is there another one? Okay. The magic of time. This is something that is affecting the church today. They, they come up with this idea that there's a, there's a gap theory. The gap theory is that between verses one and verse two of Genesis chapter 1, there was a period of time when the world was, or the earth was formless and void and everything else, and that that's when the billions of years took place for the stars and everything that to happen in the, in the sky. And, um, so long ages are not evolution and cannot produce evolution, but they'll use that to make kind of make it logical. See, over millions and billions of years, you know, things changed slowly, but they changed.
Um, it is thought that time can somehow produce evolution if there is enough time in which to do it. You cannot produce life out of nothing. The truth is that no, the longer the time, the greater the decay and less possibility that evolution could occur. Two of England's evolutionary scientists and mathematicians, one was named Hoyle, and the other I can't even say his name. One was an agnostic, the other was a Buddhist. Working separately, they found the chance of life in the universe is effectively zero.
Okay, go to the last screen. The headline that was produced said, "Two Skeptical Scientists Put Their Heads Together and Reach an Amazing Conclusion: There Must Be a God." Well, of course, there must be because, but nobody believes it because they don't want to believe in God. The conclusion of their book was the probabilities of producing life anywhere in the universe from the evolutionary processes was as reasonable as getting a fully operational Boeing 747 jumbo jet from a tornado going through a junkyard. So, imagine a tornado going through all that junk, putting together a 747 that actually works and flies. That's what it's like to believe that you can get from billions of years, life and, uh, creation. Why are scientists in the world at large so bent on proving this ridiculous theory? If evolution is true, then there's no God, and they hate him and will do anything to destroy his existence.
And so, just one other thing I wanted to mention was there are two Christians, um, that I've, I've listened to a documentary about them. And I, I believe the guy presents that they're, they're really believers. They confess Jesus is Lord. And, uh, they're both doctors. One is a mathematician, a brilliant mathematician from Oxford. His name is John Lennox. And I've heard him speak before. He's like, you know, he, he's really good. And this other guy is a guy named Jack Collins from St. Louis. And they, they give this information that, um, that there's no evidence in the Bible that there weren't billions of years. So why argue about it? Just take it and go with it. So the guy who was speaking on this Answers in Genesis documentary, his name is Terry Mortenson, and he is a PhD in geology. He's a Christian, but he, he is, uh, an expert, whereas these guys do not have any expertise in, in geology or physics or anything like that. It's like, you know, if I were a doctor and I only dealt with people's hearts, it's not like I could start talking about a person's brain and be an expert on brain, you know, theory and everything else. So, um, he says that Genesis chapters 1-1, um, is not poetry. It is detailed historical narrative and it gives clear information to determine reasonably accurately how God created the earth and the heavens and, um, everything in it. And it's straightforward as a narrative. The Bible teaches clearly that it, the earth is about 6,000 years old. Um, it doesn't come out and say the earth is 6,000 years old, but you see genealogies in verses chapter 5 and chapter 11. And there are other places in the Bible where he, they cover, um, genealogy. Um, if God didn't want us to know how he created the world, why did he put so much chronological information in the Bible? Why, for example, did he say that he created the world in six days and several times there's like 10 times it says in the, um, the morning and the evening and the next day and so forth. It, it very clearly, it, you know, elucidates that there are days here and that their days, there are days and that the sun and the moon and stars were created so we could measure years and seasons and days. Now, the Big Bang theory says that the stars were created first. That's not what the Bible says. God created the, I don't see, I've got it here somewhere. Um, it's not until the fourth day that he creates the, the stars. So how is that possible? But the, the details, if we look at the details of creation in the Bible, we can tell that the Big Bang theory couldn't possibly be true, even if we were tempted to maybe believe it. We know that there's 2,000 years from Adam to Abraham and from Abraham to Jesus. Um, the Bible's very concerned about chronology and six literal days are mentioned as well as, clearly, God did not speak and wait millions of years or billions of years for things to happen. When he created man, when he created the animals, when he created everything, it was, you know, within six days. It was immediate. He spoke, it happened. It wasn't like he sat there for a couple billion years and waited for the stars to come into the sky. Yeah, this is going to take a little longer. So, uh, you know, gotta hang on. You know, that, that didn't happen. And, and when Jesus healed people, of course, we know that there's therapeutic where somebody's the beginning of their healing happens and it goes over a period of time, but he did heal people immediately, miraculously, just as he spoke and the worlds came into existence. It happened immediately.
Um, so these men, Lennox and Collins, are in a sense being used by the devil to be his mouthpiece. And of course, Peter was a mouthpiece for the devil when he told Jesus, you know, you can't go to the cross. And, you know, he, Jesus rebuked him. So, you know, I just pray that that they would see the truth and, uh, repent. But one thing that came up with this is that anti-biblical, naturalistic, uniformitarian philosophical assumptions took control of geology 200 years ago. It wasn't just that they, um, they came up with the idea of, of evolution and, and that it was totally separate from all these philosophies. These philosophies definitely affected it.
Okay. Yeah. Day, day one and two were the water covered the earth, and day four was when the sun, moon, and stars were created, which is not what the Big Bang theory says. Um, so basically, we have to stand strong. And sometimes it's hard to, because we don't know, like all the, we're not experts. And I'm not a scientific expert or whatever, but there are sources out there. And there's the Evolution Handbook. You can get to it online, but also Answers in Genesis. And you can listen to some of these guys. And in Answers in Genesis, they're all scientists. They're Christian scientists, not by, not Christian scientists, you know, the, the cult, but scientists who are Christians. And they have studied and researched and they, and they've got all the evidence detailed about what's what's happened and what's happened.
Okay. So, just to end this, I wanted to, um, just pull your mind back to when you were a little kid. And I remember talking to my students at in school. We would do romanticism, which was an idea where writers would get, try to get into creation, into nature. And it wasn't to get close to God, but, um, it was to get moved and get revelation and so forth. Well, we do that too as Christians. What's, what's that word where you're, in nature, God shows you something? The Hebrew word where you're walking through the woods and you see something in nature and it, uh, irritue. Yeah. Yeah. So you're, you're, um, our society, our culture is so isolated from our, our world in so many places, you know, we, we just live in our houses and our cars and buildings that we do stuff in, and we're not out in nature as much as we should. Well, can you remember when you were a little kid and the first time you saw a butterfly or a flower and you just went, it just excited you and you realized God created that thing? I was looking at my tree. This is probably a year ago or more, but when it starts to bloom and these tiny little leaves come out, perfectly shaped, perfectly formed. They're not as big as the big leaves because they haven't gotten big yet, but they're real tiny and they, and they grow and become bigger and bigger. And it was just like, wow, God, how did you do that? Or you go, you know, one place I want to go before I go with to be with the Lord is I want to go to California and see the, the redwoods. You know, they're huge, like as wide as this, this room. And they'll go 350 feet high. And it's like, how did God make, make those? And, and some of them are over 4,000 years old. They were there when the flood, after the flood. And, uh, how do they, how did God use, get water from the, the roots of the ground up to the tops of those trees? Well, he didn't, because in California and Oregon and Washington, the fog comes in in the morning, and the fog is, you know, full of water, and the trees themselves have their own ecosystems where they suck up the water. So the tree doesn't have to bring the water up 350 feet to the top. And, you know, when you, when you know, just going, listening to documentaries or reading books about how scientists have discovered this, and of course, we've gotten lots of inventions from discovering how God did, you know, how did you know? What is it? The Velcro. Yeah. They, they saw it in creation first. And cellophane that makes, you know, that covers our sandwiches or whatever. They saw it on leaves first. The water hit the leaf and it went off, and they realized that there was, you know, this substance on the top of the leaf that kept it from getting wet. And there's all kinds of things in nature. It's like, whoa, God, how did you do that? It's just amazing. Not only the trees, the butterflies, the flowers, how bees live, and it's, it's just amazing. That's why I want to watch documentaries, but then they got to put all this scientific stuff that's a bunch of buoy. So, but anyway, the human body, how God made the human body, or the eye. Yeah, the eye. And, and, you know, it's like, you, you tell a person, it says, "How can you not believe in God when you see what God did with the human body or with the eye or with whatever?" Or, you know, what happens to the birds at night when it gets cold out and it's, it's night time? Where do the birds go? Have you ever thought? You know, they're making all, they're singing and all during the day, and then at night time, where did they go? They've done some research on it, and when it's, it's colder, they'll actually huddle together in like a, a place like a little spot in, in a tree trunk or, uh, on, on leaves, and they'll huddle together for warmth, whereas they won't do that during the day. But, you know, there's just amazing things that God has done. And it's all there if we would just take advantage of it. And we can see God in the midst of creation. And, you know, brings us closer to God. Lord, how did you do that? It's just amazing. You're awesome. Yep. That's right. Yep. All right. Well, thank you, Lord. Ask you bless us in Jesus name. Amen.