Aug. 15, 2026
The Blockhead Project: A Scarecrow In The Shower
YFB is back and happy to be back!
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Well, Blockhead Nations. It's been a minute now, hasn't it.
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In fact, it pains me to say that I have
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not been diligent nor consistent with this show. I made
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a promise to you a while back that I would
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do bi weekly shows for my podcast listeners that are
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still here, for those that might feel a little bit disappointed,
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or might have been a little confused, or maybe simply
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went on to another medium. First of all, I understand
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and I cannot apologize enough that it was not intentional
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for me to take this long to put out an episode.
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But since you are here, I think we should start
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with the proper bells and whistles. You are listening to
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your favorite block Yet this is a podcast to our
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number one God is King. Number Two, we acknowledge that
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Peanuts is the single most successful comic strip in American history. Three,
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This is a podcaster who is making his way through
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the first year of his life without both of his parents,
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who understands more of the grieving process the more he
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goes through it, and wants to be of service to
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those of you that listen to this show. And that's
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where we kind of have hit a wall, just because
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it took me a while to come on and sit
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down on the microphone, and we just had our first
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week of school. Those that know me, this is a
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teacher by day and podcaster by weekend, that it's really
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difficult to get through Saturdays when you are preparing for
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the week and get started with going back to school
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as a teacher who wants to give the best that
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they have to their students, but also has duties and
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responsibilities here at the Blockhead Mansion. So I don't bring
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these up as excuses. It's just to say that it
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took me a month to finally sit down and have
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something to say. And when I looked at my thoughts
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as I've collected them, they're very it's poor language, it's
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poor verbiage to use this as discombobulated. But it just
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kind of hit me this morning as at first I
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had this wave of guilt come over me that has
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taken me a whole month to finally talk to the
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Blockhead Nation. But I stepped into the shower and I
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remembered that we had a detachable shower head. That is
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only to say that we had put that in place
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when my mother was diagnosed with cancer stage four pancreatic cancer,
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and we had moved her into our house and we
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were looking for any way to make our home as
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comfortable for her as possible. And one way I do
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that was replace the shower head with a detachable shower
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head with a magnetic base that you can use for
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the long extended host y'all know what I'm talking about,
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and you can show yourself a much closer range instead
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of long distance. So we put one of those in
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for her, and we had a shower chair in our
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shower ready for her, and within a week she checked
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herself into assisted living. And I don't think she did
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that because she felt like she was a burden. She
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just knew that she needed more help than we were
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able to offer, so she got on hospice. She checked
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herself in to assisted living. And we never replaced that
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detachable shower just because it's a good showerhead. It's convenient,
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and both the little Red hair girl and I like it,
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so I've never gone back to the old showerhead. We've
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kept this one, but I've never detached it for any reason.
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And while I was taking my morning shower, a lot
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of you are probably like this. Some of you like
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me are slow waker uppers. Boy, that's poor terminology, but
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still it takes you a while to wake up, and
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you build up slowly. So I don't know block a Nation,
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how I made it through the Navy in my early twenties.
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But now I go, I don't wake up very quickly.
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I wake up slowly. I need to have my shower.
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I need to have my coffee. And especially in the
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week when I'm teaching, I get into first period, the
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kids come in and we start to do our warm ups,
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and I start to get warmed up myself because the
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coffee's flowing and I'm starting to get into my element.
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So that's still true that to get your day going
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on it Saturday, I've got to get in and get
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a shower before I even want to talk to anybody.
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And my poor little red hair girls been on the
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receiving end of my grumpiness. And so I see this
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detachable showerhead that I have not replaced in over a year,
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and I actually detach it from the docking system and
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pull it up to my face, and I remember this
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old commercial from the eighties, and right then and there,
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Blockhead Nation, I started to think about a song from
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nineteen eighty seven, and right there in my shower as
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I got started for the day, I dedicated a song
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to the blockhead nation and to all podcast listeners that
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want to come and listen to this little podcast that
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I would get back in there today and I would
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boost my own energy while singing the ballad. And I
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believe the phrase goes looking at the lyrics, never gonna
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give you up, never gonna let you down, never gonna
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run around nor desert you, never gonna make you cry,
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never gonna say goodbye. If you are a young listener,
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you may not have a clue what I'm talking about.
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If you are a millennial at a minimum, you know
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I am quoting the lyrics from never Gonna Give You
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Up by Rick Atsley that eventually in the mid two
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thousands evolved into this thing called the Rick Roll. And
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in that moment, I had this boost of energy, and
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I was singing into my detachable shower head, and I thought,
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I'm getting back into the game. I'm going to put
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a podcast out, no matter how spontaneous it is, no
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matter how discombobulated it may be. Your favorite blockhead is back,
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and we're gonna try to do this. The right way
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at least be maybe a little more consistent. Now that
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the school year has begun and I'm here with you
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and I'm excited to be talking with you again. It
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has been too long, and that entirely falls upon my shoulders.
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And some of you are probably having that moment of
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I wonder if you even have a brain, well, the
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scarecrow mentality, you know, those philosophical meanderings from the Wizard
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of Oz. He puts it well too. I don't know
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why I can talk if I don't have a brain,
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but some people without brains do an awful lot of talking,
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and that works against me as a podcaster. But we're
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still gonna move forward with this. So I've been dwelling
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on these thoughts for a while, and I think what
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I'll finally do is this week, I'm not gonna just
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include a book. I'm still reading the same book from
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the last time we spoke, the Jesus Discoveries, and I
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will share something about that at the end of this episode.
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But I will share something about not being what this
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song is. The song is by a group called Fireflight,
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and the song is called Desperate. Now when I say
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being desperate, we're talking from a biblical sense, You've got
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me desperate. I believe that's about where I am in
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my faith walk Blockade Nation, that I am desperate to
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know God's word. I want to know his voice. I
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want to know more about the son of Man who
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stood before the Ancient of days. And I'll get to
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all that in due time. But that's where from a
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heavenly sense and a biblical sense, I'm desperate to know more,
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to have my heavenly Father unveil more things to me.
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But I am less desperate when it comes to this world.
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Even in my career. That doesn't mean that I've become lazy.
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It doesn't mean that I don't care, mean that I
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won't do things with excellence or diligence, And that doesn't
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even mean this podcast. What I mean is I'm not
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gonna chase clout. This might even be a lesson for you,
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blocked as I'm looking for ways to serve everybody that's listening,
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and I've come up with a phrase, and here it is,
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the more desperate you are, the less you can truly
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serve others. Let me repeat that one more time, and
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may you chew on these words just a little bit.
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The more desperate you are, the less you can truly
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serve others. I've found a lot of contentment this year
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block a nation. And that does not mean that I
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don't have times where I'm not grieving the loss of
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my parents. It doesn't mean that I've is giving up
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on what this is. It's just that this earth doesn't
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have anything to offer me anymore. This life is not
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gonna hold some imaginary brass ring that I'm gonna try
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and go attain. You know, I look at people who
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want to become successful, and usually the ones that are
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are the ones that can't stop their mouth from moving
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so much to where you can't have an intellectual thought
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that you can't logically think through something meaning a car
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salesman that's new to the profession. The ones who've been
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doing it for a while don't move their mouth as much.
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Just something to think about. Great example from one of
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the greatest movies ever made. If you've never seen the
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movie Cool Hand Luke, you should take the time to
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watch this one, this classic masterpiece. There is a scene
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where Luke is playing a hand of poker. He barely
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looks at his cards. He's very calmly drinking his soda
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from a glass bottle, and every time they circle around
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the game you hear him say kick a buck. He
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barely looks at his cards. The other guys start folding,
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one gets influenced from the outside, and finally he continues
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to kick a buck, Kick a buck, Kick a buck.
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I use that as a title once in one of
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my podcasts a long time ago. But finally he gets
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to the point where they go, you need to get out.
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The guy has a pair of kings, which we don't
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know that. And then finally the guy folds and they
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go you want to see him, and they pull Luke's
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cards and he has and I quote, a handful of nothing,
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completely bluffed everybody at the table. And but prior to that,
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he had been boxing the guy out in the courtyard
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and had been basically almost bludgeon to death. But he
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won the fight because he kept coming back and kept
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trying to fight, and the guy felt sorry for him
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and walked away. You see him in the seniers as
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just like when he kept coming back today at me
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with nothing, And then he quotes one of the greatest
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lines in the movie I've ever heard. Sometimes nothing can
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be a real cool hand. The more desperate you are,
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the less you can truly serve others. The less desperate
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you are you have the upper hand. You become cool hand. Luke,
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it has been too long since I did a scripture
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of the day blockad Nation. Here's what I'm about to do.
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I'm gonna pull straight from Blueletterbible dot Org. I'm pulling
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from the Gospel of Matthew five, verse twelve. We'll stick
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with this because it says all you need to know,
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Rejoice and be exceedingly glad, for great is your reward
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in heaven. For so persecuted they the prophets which were
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before you. That is so relevant to what I'm about
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to share in a minute. But our reflection from Blue
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Letter Bible says this, Truly, the child of faith should
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rejoice in his persecution, for in it he shall find
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union with Christ Jesus. What beautiful grim a mystery that
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we the Church should find our identity in the death
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of Christ, and by being found in his death, we
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shall likewise be found in his resurrection. Rejoice, and it
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leads me to discuss the empty tomb. I mentioned how
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I was reading this book called the Jesus Discoveries ten
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Historic finds that do bring you face to face with Jesus.
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And I have to go with one of the examples
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that they talk about. When Jesus is crucified, he's buried
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in a borrowed tomb Joseph of Arimathea, and he's wrapped
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in a shroud. And for those of you that don't
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know this story, there's been a man since nineteen seventy
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five who is He's not in the same ministry vocation
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as most people who would be within the shroud. So
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it's believed that the shroud that Jesus was buried in
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is in Turin, Italy as we speak, the Shroud of Turin.
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It's not like the public has easy access to this.
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Very few do. But one man who is not a pastor,
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he's not a missionary, he's not a religious person in
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any shape or form. He is a mathematician, he's a physicist,
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but he's in a leadership role that allows him to
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be in presence of the shroud. His name is Professor Barbaris.
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It's funny to me how his name is very similar
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to Barabbas. That's just irony, but we can get to
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that another day. But this man has spent countless hours
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within the presence of the shroud. Whenever the President of
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Italy comes to see the shroud of Turin, Professor Barbaris
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is one who takes him in and shows him the
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conservation efforts of the shroud. He shows him and among
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many other dignitaries who come through. He's part of the tour.
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And he was finally asked by a close friend, a
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man who lives by math, a man who lives by
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data analysis. And he was finally asked, do you believe
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that this is the shroud that Jesus was buried in?
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His exact response is this, and I quote, I must
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believe it. The numbers caused me to be sure. And
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he based that upon seven elements. The first one was
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the barreu in a linen shroud, which that's ray block
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a nation. If you have not looked at the story
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about Jesus, about the crucifixion in the Roman Empire, when
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you would have people taken away to the cross, it
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