Well hey podcast pals, it's Pastor Mark Trisco here. Thank you for tuning in. I've had the

honor of teaching the Bible for around 30 years. Happy to report. I got my cancel card about a

decade ago. Nice to get that out of the way. And now I'm back in a zombie mode man, you can't kill

me. And if you would do me a solid, I could really use your help. Number one, rate this podcast.

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All right, we saved the best for last. Welcome to the end of the Jude sermon series. If you've

got a Bible, find the book of Jude in the New Testament. And we're going to go out with a bang.

This one's going to be fun. How many of you are new to Arizona? You've moved here recently.

Let me let you in on a little pro tip. There's no cold water, no cold water at all. If it's hot,

I'm going to go jump in the pool. That is not a cold pool. That is a lukewarm pool. And it's not

refreshing. It feels like a bath. And it feels like a bath outside. So it feels awkward. And then

so then you think, I'm going to go in the house. That's okay. I'll take a cold shower. There is

no such thing as a cold shower in the state of Arizona. Can I get an amen, amen? There's war,

it's just warm. It's the same temperature as an old man's breath. That's the water temperature.

That's all we've got. Okay. How many of you about this time of year? You're really kind of sick

of lukewarm water, amen? You're sick of it? I'm sick of it too. So to use that analogy,

Jesus talks about certain people being, quote, unquote, lukewarm. And he speaks to church in a city

called Leo DeCe in Revelation chapter three. And it was a lot like our town. It was a desert

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