UFO: The Encounter Page #5

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Nick would have hit the curve too hard and each of you

would have followed him.

No, no, no.

Wait, wait, wait a minute. Let me get this straight.

You're trying to take credit for saving our lives

by keeping us off the road.

But if you are indeed God, then you created the storm

that caused the damage on the road.

So if we kept driving, you'd be responsible for our deaths.

You live in a fractured creation.

That's what's responsible for the storm.

I stepped in and took advantage of the storm to bring you all

here tonight so that I could make this personal appeal.

Okay, Jesus.

If you really are the Christ, why don't you tell me something

amazing about myself, something that only I'd know?

You don't really want to leave your husband.

Wrong.

Our marriage is over.

No.

You're only looking for something he can't provide

and you're not going to find it on your own either.

I'll take that chance.

Catherine, don't be so hard on your husband.

You've got to expect him to believe in me.

He's been listening to my voice since he was 15.

In fact, he heard it earlier today.

I did?

Yes.

I was that still, small voice in your head that told you

to pick Kayla up.

But you didn't, did you?

I wanted to, but-

But Catherine wouldn't let you.

Am I right?

I'm not ashamed to admit it.

For all I know, she was gonna kill us.

Well, if that's the way you feel, I probably should have.

Do you see what I mean?

I can't fault you, Catherine.

But I can fault you, Hank.

Why?

She's here, isn't she?

Of course.

I knew you wouldn't pick her up, so I asked another one

of my servants to do it, didn't I?

Pick her up.

That was you?

That's not the first time you heard my voice,

nor will it be the last.

You just keep listening and I guarantee you'll find

what you seek.

Hank, do you really think that you're going to save,

let alone restore your marriage by putting your wife's wishes

above mine?

She wants to break up your marriage, Hank.

I want to save it.

You've got to be listening to me.

You know, maybe the two of you should get married

and just leave me out of it.

Catherine, you've been out of it for way too long.

It's time that you and I met.

Are you saying I'm not a Christian?

I'm sorry, you're not.

How dare you.

I go to church every Sunday.

I even teach Sunday school.

I know.

The sad part is that you would have peace in your heart today

if you had half the faith of some of those kids

in your class.

Catherine

She's only going to the ladies room, Hank.

So Jesus, if you're everywhere,

aren't you in the ladies room as well?

Nick, you've got quite a sense of humor,

but eventually you're going to find out that you can't make

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