Nothing Left to Fear Page #4
to become your pastor
here in Stull,
my wife Wendy and I
were unsure...
halfway across the country,
a life that we had come
to know and understand,
unsure about a new adventure.
But in times of unsureness,
I put my faith in the Lord,
that He had a plan for us.
I think my faith
was like a rock.
I was reminded of
which I would like to read to you
this morning.
"Therefore whosoever heareth
these sayings of mine
and doeth them,
I will liken him
unto a wise man
which built his house
on a rock.
And the rain descended
and the floods came
and the winds blew
and beat upon that house.
And it fell not,
for it was founded upon a rock.
And everyone that heareth
these sayings of mine
and doeth them not
shall be likened to a foolish man
which built his house
upon the sand."
So nice to meet you.
God bless. Thank you.
Thank you.
Not really your scene, huh?
What?
This whole thing.
I saw you inside.
You weren't singing.
And then you left
during the sermon.
I could say the same for you.
Sounds like you were paying
more attention to what I was doing.
Well, maybe,
but that's just 'cause you were
so obviously not into it.
Yeah, you're right.
I'm not much into singing
and just not big
- No offense to your dad.
- None taken, trust me.
I saw you and your family
when you got into town yesterday.
I take it y'all met Mason.
Oh, Mason?
He's the farm guy?
Yeah. Yeah, the farm guy.
Okay, so then you were
the guy with the lambs and...
Technically they're sheep.
Wow. Well,
you clean up well.
Maybe I'll see you around
and show you the town.
Yeah, cool.
Yeah, that'd be awesome.
"You clean up well"?
Idiot.
I have a hard time believing
that your boxes are unpacked
and your room is clean.
Huh?
Mom, stop. I'm hungry.
Do we have any food in the house?
You're hungry?
Yeah, there's a little something.
I'm sure you can make do.
- And my boxes are unpacked.
- Uh-huh.
- But define clean.
- Exactly what I thought.
You know I hate
living in the mess, honey.
Relax. It's only been a day.
They're just boxes.
- Breathe.
- I'll breathe when you help me out.
Oh, yeah.
Okay, we are definitely
gonna need an escape plan.
She's driving me nuts.
I swear, if she brings up unpacking
one more time, I'm gonna kill her.
I'm serious. We need a plan.
Okay, like you mean the time
that we told Mom
we were going to Sonia Rosen's
house to sleep over,
so that we could see
the Stone Roses?
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