Going on everyone, Sam here with late in sports cards. We are ripping 22, 23, Penini's Donarysopic Choice Basketball, five box break, number four, random team style. There is a look at your results. Again, you can find these on the website over the, under the results tab as well as the link that's in chat. So good luck everybody. Let me drop you the link to tiered random team style. We're down to just two spots to go on that. That is a 10 box. Again, tiered random team style. Get two teams, one top tier, one bottom tier. And that is 10 boxes as opposed to five. I know Shane or like a black gold Benedict, Matheran, did that be awesome. So this up there, hey, you coming over here, Shiji? You coming to Florida? Let's go, dude. You know what it's about? Ooh, nice. Larry legend, Larry Byrd going to the Celtics on the Optographs. Grats on that there, Boston, very cool. The Hick from French Lick. There's Marvin Bagley, nice one there, 288. Got Dennis Schroeder, choice exclusive. Devon Vasell for the Spurs on the Dragon Scale, nice one there on the short print. We have a Scotty Pippen Jr. and a Wendell Moore Jr. That bird was pretty sweet. I love the Dragon Scales in these too, they're really cool. It's a really good design. Kevin Love, there's Jalen Howeya Durin, nice one there. Otto Herbert Jones, going to the Pelicans, second year. Nice herb. Got a Jalen Brown on the red. There's a choice exclusive red-green. The Jalen Brown is the 88, by the way. For the nuggets, we've got a Dalentary choice exclusive rookie for the Bulls. Bryce McGowan's rookie and a Christian Coloco. See another black gold. Jason Tatum, Kelly Ubre. That's Nicola Jovic, nice one there for the heat. There you go, Shane on the choice auto. Grads, buddy. Choice Nicola Jovic. Dematris Subbonis, that is to 88 for the Kings. We've got Grant Williams, red-green choice exclusive for the Celtics. As well as a Christian Coloco, red-green choice exclusive for the Raptors. EJ Liddell is going to be your rookie as well as a Caleb Houston for the Magic. Phil, taking one in the second select. Second select is getting close to being full. It's down to three. Again, we do have to fill up our choice tiered 10 boxer, breaking next. Again, that breaks next, I just said that. Yeah, true. Lisa Sonato, still have two shots at Matherin as well. Black gold, Benedict Matherin here calling it, Shane. Watch this, watch this. There's a black gold. Come on. Silver, Taylor Horton Tucker. Terence Mann on the silver. There's another Nicola Jovic, two autos. There you go, Shane, back to back Jovic's. There's Dougie McBucket, Doug McDermott to 88 for the Spurs. Got a blue to 24, Tim Hardaway Jr. going to the Mavs. Black gold, Dylan Brooks, not quite Benedict Matherin. Nice one there though for the Grizzlies. Two of eight, Dylan Brooks, very nice. Another Nicola Jovic, that is rated rookie, choice exclusive, and Jalen Williams. So it's J. Will, J. Will for the Thunder. Of course they have to have Jalen Williams on the team in the same draft class. I did, I tried, I tried. So nice hit it twice, exactly. Nope, not a dragon skill, there's a blue in there though. Silver Tyrese Martin, auto. Jason Terry, the jet, let's go dude. That's awesome, going to the Mavs. Jason the jet, Terry. Celtics legend, Nets legend, Hawks legend, Bucks legend. Legend in general. Bobby Portis, nice one there for the Bucks to 88. Blue, Jason Preston for the Clips. Nice one there, that is a 14 of 24. Got Herbert Jones, choice exclusive for the Pelicans. A Kenneth Lofton Jr. and another Nicola Jovic. This time rookie, there you go Shane. All right, two quick recap guys. We've got Black Gold, Dylan Brooks for the Grizzlies. Autos were Jason Terry, Nicola Jovic twice. And Herbert Jones and a Larry Bird, nice one there. It's going to do it for the break guys. Thanks again for getting that filled up. Next up is Teard.


Okay, recording is on. Welcome everybody to PC 309, class on urban church planting. Thank you for joining the class. Let's take a moment, pray together and then we will get started. Could somebody lead us in prayer, please? We will start. Yeah. Dear Lord Jesus, we thank you for this beautiful time, master. Thank you for this beautiful day, Father God. This time, Father God, we come to you, Lord, with a new heart, with a new mind, Father God. We pray that Lord Jesus, Father God, this time as you're going to learn about urban church ministry, Lord, open up our heart, open up our mind, Father God, so that we will learn the things, Father God, which you have already spoken to us, Father God. And Father God, as we are here, Father God, we ask you, Holy Spirit, to lead us and guide us to each one of us, Father God. Thank you. We submit all things this time to you, my dear. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Amen. Thank you. All right, so let's pick up from maybe pause yesterday. I'm going to go ahead and share the PDF. We started talking about personal preparation yesterday. What can we do to prepare ourselves to plant a church, a plant, or start a ministry in an urban context? And just some practical things that I want to share, and then please feel free to ask questions and, you know, any kind of discussion you'd like to have here. So we said, very important, number one is to be spiritually strong, because we are going to do a spiritual work, whether you're planting a church or you're starting a Christian ministry, spiritually you have to be stronger. As individuals, we have to be strong, get equipped, which is what has happened to all of you. You know, as you've been joining through the Bible college, you are being equipped in various areas, continue to be equipped with the Word of God. And this is an ongoing thing, a lifelong thing of being equipped in the Word of God. Be clear of your calling and vision, that what God has called you to do, you're very clear about it. So that comes from your personal side that, yes, I know God has called me to do this, or plant a church, or start a certain kind of ministry, whatever it is. Be clear of that, because there will be times when your vision will be tested, there will be times when even your own, you might, your self-question, am I called to do this, or is this the right reason? So those questions will come, but that's when you can always go back to, you know, you need to go back to something in your life that reinforces that you've been called and commissioned by God to do this, right? So be very clear that you can go back to those moments in your own personal journey with God, saying, God did call me, God did speak to me, God did guide me in doing this. Number four, we said yesterday, we must be willing to work even harder than others, as Paul explained, or stated in Christmas 1510.  And he said, I worked much more than all the others.  So pray, plan, prepare them. We need to have endurance, especially in pioneering work, you know, that endurance is important. Now, yes, you have certain stories and testimonies where people thought dramatic growth and explosive growth and all of those wonderful things that does happen. But the other side also happens where people journey over time with endurance and see the vision fulfilled. So be prepared for endurance, for a marathon rather than a sprint. And number six, where we stopped was, you know, we must be emotionally strong. There will be ups and downs, there will be challenges, there will be all kinds of things that we face. And so being emotionally strong is important. So emotionally, you've got to have the grit, you've got to be able to stand, even if you have to stand alone, you know, you're emotionally, you've got to have that strength. And of course, it comes from God, but we also have a part to play in making sure that we are strong. Let's move forward from there and just talk about other areas where we can personally prepare ourselves. One is get things in order in your personal life. I've met, seen, spoken with many ministers. And the sad story is that even though they themselves are very good, meaning they were godly men or women, they loved God, yet in their own personal lives, there were things that the enemy could use to devail them, to discourage them, and in effect, prevent them from pursuing what God had for them.  The family is going to be part of this journey.  So first of all, make sure you spend time, make sure you take care of that and keep it strong. Otherwise, the enemy will use either, you know, something in the personal life to disrupt what's going on. So that's number seven. Number eight is develop the ability to draw strength, motivation, and discipline from God.  So you've got to, in many ways, keep your fire burning by yourself. And of course, that fires from God, but you've got to be able to go before God, draw strength, motivation, and even discipline.  So that ability to keep yourself strong, keep yourself motivated, keep yourself disciplined has to be there, you know.  Another important skill that we should work on is to learn to relate to people well. You see, ultimately, any kind of ministry, any kind of work we do is going to involve people. It's very rare that, you know, you work in isolation and you're going to find your church, well, you have to work with people. You're going to start any kind of ministry, you have to work with people. So we need to have good people skills. You've got to be able to work with people well. You know, I'm not saying that all of us are going to be extroverts and, you know, just amazing, you know, people skills, but at least enough to love people genuinely, care for them genuinely and be able to work with different kinds of people. That is very important. So if there are things in your life which is getting you into recurring conflicts with people, then you need to address that. Otherwise, once you start the journey and you start getting into conflicts with people, that itself will derail the whole ministry, derail the whole work. So love people, care for people genuinely, don't use or abuse people, don't see them as projects and just, you know, tools to get things done. No, care for them, love them genuinely. And that's very important. Number 10, learn how to manage relationships. Where to draw the line and to say no without feeling guilty. You know, I remember once we had sent a young man out to plant a church in a certain part of our country. I went and I told him, you know, I told, I give him all the instructions, similar things that I'm sharing with you, this course, a lot of these things that, you know, this is how you go, this is how you should start the church. I even went there to his city to kind of, you know, help get things launched and all of that. So we did, we did, you know, do the best we could to, you know, help them get started. But then after some time as well, okay, what's going on? And then he told me, you know, all kinds of people were calling him to come and pray for them or come and do by the ferry for them randomly. People even from people from other churches. And he was saying yes to all of that. So he was busy, very busy, going and doing what, you know, other pastors should be doing to take care of their people. He was going and doing all of that. And he wasn't really focused on his purpose of, you know, the purpose of which he was sent there. It was to pioneer a work. So all this time was taken off into these kinds of things.  It's all right to say no to those things because those are people who actually belong to some other church, they have their pastor, direct them back to their own pastor, you stay focused on the work that you went there to do. And sadly, he did not have that ability. You know, he did not have the ability to manage his own time, his own stuff and eventually nothing worked out.  So the ability to say no, the ability to lovingly, kindly, you know, say no to other things, other requests or invitations and stay focused on what you're called to do is so important. And I've seen this happen, you know, multiple times in the many different cases where the downfall or the reason why things did not succeed was this very thing. They didn't know how to say no. Right? So, for example, even today, even now, no, there will be the people, organizations, ministries who will call me, you know, they'll say, can you come? Can you minister?   And, you know, there are so many things already that I'm already committed to that I want to do those things well, rather than just accepting all the invitations and all the things that people mean. Well, they're not bad. They're sincere. They would love to have you. But then you're also finite. You know, you have only some time and you need to say focus on what you're doing. And so you can say politely, say no, and then you can definitely find somebody else to do what whatever they did. So you should have that strength where you're able to manage these relationships with people around. You know, how to stay focused. And to say no without feeling guilty, saying no is not a sin because you're just focusing on what you're called to do.  You want to put that time to work well. So this skill is very important. Other skills, like we said, you know, managing your time, managing money, communication, technical skills, all of those things are also very important. Number 12, deal of sensitivity to identify opportunities for Kingdom work. You know, you should be able to get ideas from God, but from the Holy Spirit and identify opportunities, how you can carry out the work. And this, this is an ongoing thing. This is an ongoing thing of how you can do things for the Kingdom of God, because you know, the environment in which we are operating is constantly changing, right? But the political situations, the social situations, things around us are changing. And so we have to be able, you know, if a door closes, we have to be able to look for other alternative ways in which we can continue to serve, we can look at ways in which we can continue to reach people. And so that ability to identify opportunities, to think creatively, you know, and not to be described just because one door closes. If a door closes, hey, you're, you're still remain positive. It's a lot, show me other ways to reach these people. Show me other ways to get the work done, right? And God will give you opportunities. And then we need to be able to respond quickly and, and open and take advantage of those opportunities. Number 13, establish good relationships for yourself.  So the people that you're serving, they're looking up to you for input for so on guidance and so on so forth. So you need a different set of relationships where you're just friends, your peers, you can talk, you can discuss, you can learn from them, you can so on so forth. So have those kind of relationships that, that would be of a support and a help to you, while you're constantly giving out to the people you are serving. And lastly, number 14 is if you are working with, you know, ascending church or an organization ministry, stay aligned and accountable, you know, be honorable, respect them, honor them, because they are investing in you and through you, in the work you're doing, stay aligned and accountable. So these are some thoughts I've just put down in terms of, you know, personally preparing yourself, getting yourself ready in order to go out and start the work, pioneered church or a Christian ministry. Let me pause here to see if there are any questions, any thoughts here on this. Please feel free. Any questions on this? Louie, go ahead please. Good morning sir. Good morning everyone. Is it safe to say that one of the reasons why we are so quick to say yes to everything is, if you have what I can call the fear of man, sometimes it comes from wanting to be accepted or sometimes just give beauty for things, for thing no. So is it just something that is more of the person than just, they will respond in, I don't know. So you're saying the reason we end up saying yes, is maybe because of the fear or the respect of man to the person calling. Is that what you're saying, Louie? Yes sir. I'm talking from a personal experience. I know just because I want everybody to be not necessarily happy, but to know that they don't have an excuse to do what they want to.  I hope they don't get hurt.  So that's why I'm kind of asking because it sometimes feels good to say, okay, you are needed or you just feel like you can count on you or on the flip side, there might be a negative side to it. So that's why I'm kind of asking the question, but also from my own experience, it's just that, you know, you have to push through it to draw the line, because sometimes it can make you shift your convictions in different areas of your life, because why you want to go off the box just to please that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I understand that.  I mean, one is it could come out of that fear of man or the desire just to please man, but I think we need to develop that strength where we realize it's not a sin. It's okay to say, please excuse me. You know, how we communicate, of course, is very important.  And those kind of invitations come from all kinds of, you know, things like, I mean, one is sometimes even congregation people will want you to come, you know, come out on birthdays. I mean, weddings were birthdays and other things. So you just say, you know, I would love to be there, but, you know, I'm sorry, cannot please excuse me. You know, so very politely we excuse ourselves simply because we understand the limitation. We all have only so much time and we need to focus on things that are very important for us and not just spread ourselves out then saying yes to everyone. So that developing that strength is very important. Also, the ability to communicate or know in a kind way, you know, is important. So, Trikamar, your question, please. Thank you, sir. Sir, my question is regarding to self-motivation. Many times, you know, when we know that, yeah, this is the plan of God. And sometimes after a lot of prayer, when we are not seeing any result on that particular thing, so, you know, especially we get confused that whether this is from this decision what we took regarding to the ministries from God or not. So in that case, how we should, you know, how we should able to take the right decision or how we could able to encourage ourselves when we are not knowing that whether this is the right thing or not and when we are not seeing any result on that particular thing. Thank you, sir. That's my question. Yeah. So, Trikamar, I would, I would say, you know, I would respond to your question like this. One is in such a situation that you described, take time to go out and pray. So there have been times, you know, that I would, and this is something I do, let's say, regularly say, you know, on a weekly basis or sometimes there have been, you know, certain occasions when I really needed to do it, just to keep a day aside to pray. Right.  I'm just going to pray. And the first thing is to go back to the original vision, you know, so go back to what was the vision that God gave you, God gave, when we started out. So that's the original vision. We need to say true to the original vision. What was the original call? What was the original vision? So go back to take time to refresh, to renew, to just remind yourself of the original vision. Second, the real issue is, okay, you've started on the original vision, you're staying through to the original vision, but now the issue is, we are not saying outcome. We are not saying fruit. So then there are two things that I would pray about. One is about, do I need to refine how I'm going about the vision? So the vision is right, because what God called us to do is right. But maybe how I'm going about carrying out the vision may need to change, may need to be refined. And that's something we need to constantly be listening to God for at all times. So that's the second thing to pray about. Lord, I'm staying through to the original vision. I know there's no doubt that you call me to do this. I know there's no doubt this is what you've sent me to do. But am I going about it correctly? What are the changes I need to make? Because the vision can be right, but if how I'm carrying it out is not right, then I won't be able to, I won't be seeing the outcome, so the results, so the fruit that I'm supposed to see. So God, what are the things I need to change? What are the things I need to do differently? And the third thing that we also need to pray about is, is it a matter of time? Right? Remember that fruit is always born in its season, right? Psalm 1 verse 3 says, he will bring forth his fruit in its season. So fruit is always born in its season. So the question is, do I need to continue this? Is it a matter of timing? If the vision is right, what I'm doing is right, the only thing is I need to wait for the season of fruits, right? Timing. So pray about that. God, do I just stay the course because the season has to come for to see the fruits, right? You've sown, you've sown, you've watered, the time for increase is about to come. God gives the increase, the time of increase is about to come. Do I just need to stay the course? Is it a matter of timing? So three things, right? Go back to the vision. Am I true to the vision? Is that what God called me to do, refresh and renew the vision? The second is about the way in which you're going about it. Do I need to keep adapting? Do I need to keep changing? The third is, is it a matter of timing? Now, what I would say is don't be afraid to make changes in the way you're going about the vision. Many times I find this number two is the key. If you're not seeing fruit, many times it's not a problem with the vision. It's a problem with how we are going about carrying out the vision, many times. So we are doing seven things which are no longer being productive or no longer being effective. And so we need you to find this, right? And then it will bring us into that season of fruit bearing. So my personal thing would be always to look at, am I doing the right thing? What are the things I need to change? Understand and then stay the course. I hope that helps. If you have follow questions, you're welcome to ask. Thank you, sir. No, it is clear. Thank you. Okay. Thank you. Any other questions on this, on personal preparation, how to just get ourselves ready, be prepared in order to step out and start the work, start a ministry. Any other questions? Okay, go ahead. Shall we come on? Yeah, thank you, sir. I just want to know that as I was saying about many times that fear comes to take the bold steps. So how to overcome that fear? That's my question. Thank you, sir. Okay. The question is, how do we overcome the fear in order to take a bold step? Now, there are two things I would say here. One is, of course, to be fully convinced about the vision. Now, the thing is this, a vision is still just conceptual, right? It's still something in your heart and mind. It's still something maybe on paper. It's not reality yet. And we are stepping out on something yet to be fulfilled, yet to be accomplished. So the only thing we can do at that point is be sure of it. That means God wants me to do this. God has called me to do this. So that's one thing.  One of the key things that help in coming to that place of conviction of knowing that God has called you to do this is your prior journey and what has happened before that?   So because he had killed the lion and the bear, he could take up, take up those bold steps of going to face Goliath. When he killed the lion and the bear, it was only his life that was addressed and maybe the sheep and the sheep that he was preserving or tending for. When he went to face Goliath, it was not only his life, but the entire nation was at stake because if he lost, all of Israel would become slaves to the Philistine. So there was huge risk. But what gave him the courage to go face Goliath?  So that's one way to really make your calling and election sure is by doing things before that.    So now when you step out, you're going to succeed because you know, you're convinced of the vision that you've proved the call and the gift that is required to fulfill that vision. That's the first thing that I would say. And secondly, I would always encourage that you step out, not an unbelief, but you're stepping out in faith, but you're doing it in a safe manner. You're doing it in a safe manner. That means you have thought it out so that, you know, you can grow in that vision and call it, you know. So maybe you say, okay, you know, I will, I will plan the child's work and I will plan the church. And then once the church grows, then I will transition into full time. So especially if you have a family with you, you're responsible for your family and children and so on. So you know, you want to keep providing for your family while you are beginning this work. So, you know, you're going about it in a very safe way in a wise way. So that, I would encourage that is, it's not an act of unbelief, but it's a final look. I'm going to start this doing this in a way that I'm responsible for the people I need to care for. They are not going to be impacted or suffer as I begin this journey to plan the church or so. These are two things I would encourage. One is to be really convinced about the call of the vision by proving it prior. And secondly, step out in a very wise way so that people are responsible for care for as you make this journey. Is that okay? Yes, sir. Thank you. Thank you. All right. I see Kennedy's question. How do you handle burnout, discouragement on yourself as a pastor when things are not working? Two things here is one is, you know, just that time with God. We need to be able to go back into the secret place. I'm just speaking from my personal stuff. I mean, other people may have other ways to do this. But for me, what really helps is just going back, spending a lot of time alone with God. So anytime I feel tired, I feel burnt out or I feel discouraged. For me, my best thing is just go spend time with God. You know, so I just spend the day or spend hours just, you know, prayer, just being with God alone. That's for me personally the best place where I can come out encouraged, come out, just survive. So having that time alone with God is very, very important for me. If I don't have that, it's very easy to be discouraged, very easy to feel tired and wanting to give up. So for me, that really helps. Just stop everything, spend the day with God and just go pray. The second thing is to refresh yourself. Sometimes the reason we feel discouraged or burnt out is obviously because we have overworked. We are just so, we are overworking ourselves. So basically, you just need to rest. And that's something you must learn to do. You know, even in Mark chapter 6, I think it's verse 33 to 35, you know, Jesus saw, there were so many people coming and going and he tells his disciples, come aside and rest awhile. Those are beautiful words from the Mark on the lips of Jesus. He tells his disciples, come aside and rest awhile because there were so many coming and going. So he himself realized, I need to take these disciples out separately, let them rest. And that's something we all need to do is just physically, mentally, emotionally rest. So don't look at rest as a bad thing. Look at rest as a very positive thing. First of all, God instituted rest. You are doing a godly thing when you're resting.  Because when you rest, you can come back refreshed to serve the people better. So just take time to rest. You know, get away from doing ministry and get away from all the work of the ministry and just rest. Do something that refreshes you. So these are two things. One is just, you know, in order to overcome this collegement, just go, be in the presence of God, be in a secret place. In order to overcome burnout, just go and rest, rest yourself. Those are simple things. But okay, Kennedy. Okay. So these are not very spiritual answers, but just practical things that I find very important, very useful. Okay. Good. All right. Any other questions before we go ahead? All right, let's get into the next section. We just get started. So we talked about personal preparation and how you can prepare yourself. Finally, what must you do? Making the journey. Direct to launch, do things. Here are some, just again, some practical thoughts. So one is step out, get on the ground, get started.  What are you going to do after you graduate? What kind of ministry are you going to do?  Start thinking about it now, start planning, preparing, praying about what am I going to do after I graduate? Start doing it now. Start writing down, you know, whatever God is speaking to your heart, whatever thoughts come, read it out.  Don't stay in that place of, okay, I will start next year. I will start two years from now, things like that, because usually what happens is when you postpone something, it's very easy to get distracted, or it's very easy to lose sight of the vision. So I would always encourage people, you know, get on there and get started. Don't, you do the best preparation you can, but at some point you've got to just get started. So having done the preparation, having done whatever you can, now when you step out, get started. The next thing is to establish commitment to your call. That means you're saying, I am committed to this, what God has called me. And that's usually, you know, the first two years of what you're doing, you're saying, I know God's called me to do this, I'm going to do it, I'm going to stay with it. Right. So you're not half-hearted in it, you're not one leg in it, both legs in it, full heart in it, you're committed to it. So it's very difficult if you just got one foot there, one foot from where else, you know, it's very difficult. So establish commitment. And then I repeated this earlier saying again, as you make the journey, stay focused and avoid distraction, avoid distraction. So distractions can come in many different ways and forms. And you just have to say, no, you know, you always ask the question, is this helping me move forward in the call of God and what God has sent me to do. If it's not helping me, I need to say no to it. I need to stay focused so that I can make this journey. Number four, don't quit until God says your work is done. Just so be tenacious. Now if God tells you your season's up, your time is up, okay. But otherwise, they're going to stay on the journey. You're going to stay at it. Be persistent, be resilient, don't quit. And number five, if for a season, you're bivocational, that means, you know, maybe you're working a job as well as planting a church, which is nothing wrong with that. We see the apostle Paul doing that, at least in three or four cities that he went to. He was bivocational. He was an apostle as well as a tent maker. He did that. And that's fine. So if for a season you're doing that, it just means that you've got to watch over your time that much more because you've got extra work to do, right? You're not only planting the church, but you're also doing a job. You're doing something. You have to, you know, balance things carefully. Just watch over things very carefully so that spiritually you're fine, your family is fine, work life is fine. So watch over things very carefully. As you're making the journey, keep on learning.  So ask questions, keep learning, keep adjusting. You know, because like we said earlier, things around us are always changing, constantly changing. So keep learning, you know, keep refining what you're doing in response to the changing environment. Number seven, nurture and protect what God has birthed. Avoid wrong alliances and also eliminate things that are destructive sometimes. So let's explain this. Avoid wrong alliances. Sometimes people may come along and they may, you know, seemingly be aligned to what you are doing. But does that alliance or partnership or reliance or association help in what you've been called to do? Right. So you've got to be able to recognize, you know, these are partnerships I can work with. These are partnerships I should avoid. Examples, you know, when early when we started this, I'm going back in time to about maybe 2003, 2004. Couple of things, couple of examples. One is, you know, we had one of our people, they visited a big church in the United States. And again, there's nothing wrong with this. I'm just giving you an example as a personal example. And, you know, they said they were willing to put money into the ministry we were doing. And they wanted to do certain things in Bangalore, in our city. Then I thought about it and I said, okay, I had to be careful of this alliance. I just say, if you want to do something in Bangalore, you're most welcome. But here are our conditions. Basically, the conditions were all to protect the church, the ministry. I didn't want the ministry to be taken over by another overseas ministry. I didn't want that. No, we're here. We've given our life for this. We're going to serve here, you know, in that sense. So if they want to put money, money, you know, that's up to them. We didn't ask for it. They want to do something in Bangalore. It's fine. But here's where the lines are drawn. If they don't agree to this, we will not be working with them. So I was very, I had to be very careful. And like this, you know, there were at least two other examples. Again, these were very big churches, two other big churches from the US. I mean, well established ministers came along. One, they were looking for people who would become part of, you know, the program that they were trying to promote globally. I sat down, listened to them. Then same response. Sorry, this is what we are called to do. You know, I cannot, I've got to protect what God is calling us to do. Cannot build that association or reliance. Again, another time, there was another big church and ministry. So I can think of at least three different paying churches from the US who wanted to do things in Bangalore. People came and met, we had discussions.  Nothing wrong with what they want to do. But there is no alliance here. There's no something that we could build here. And the fact is, over time, all three of them, you know, did not do anything in Bangalore. They didn't set up. They just left. So you've got to be careful.  Don't get into wrong alliances, and that can just become big problems for the work that God's called you to do. Also, you've got to be careful about other theology practices, ideas, you know, in the Christian world, there are all kinds of ideas, theologies, practices that people are doing. Don't get carried away by that. Stay true to what God has called you to do. These winds of doctrine, these ideas, these things will come and go. Don't, you know, just stay with the core.  And I've had to think about, hey, what is that happening? You know, because people, that means people in the congregation, sometimes people around get caught up with all of these fads, you know, they call them Christian fads, these new ideas or new theology or new practices. And I have to consciously think, what is that? Is it something you need to subscribe to? Is it something we need to preach and teach? No, just avoid it, stay with the core. And sure enough, over time, those things just die out. Those teachings just die out. Whereas what is the core? They endure through time. So be careful. Don't get dragged into wrong alliances and don't get dragged into, you know, wrong ideas, theology, and go off on a tangent. Be careful about that. And maybe last few things that I'll close here. Be a steward, not an owner. That means, even though God may use you to start the ministry, remember you don't own it. It belongs to God and welcome other people to come in and be a part of what's happening, because we are going to do it together and we need each other. Number nine, take care of yourself.   You'll be a blessing to others if you take care of yourself. So plan for future generations. Always plan. Whatever work you start, it should continue.  And at the right time, hand things over to the next generation, right, so that the work can continue. Let me pause here. Any questions on what we've just shared here on making a journey? Any thoughts, any questions? Okay, so we're almost to the end of the course. Next week, I'll just share some additional thoughts as we look forward, you know, look ahead into the changing trends, especially in urban centers. So that's something we need to keep thinking about, you know, okay, maybe five years back, things will, in one kind of a dynamic, but as we look ahead into the future, what can we see changing, especially in relation to urban centers in the direction things are going. And so we need to, in some sense, future proof what we do, that is we should be prepared for the future before the future comes to us. So we kind of consider those kinds of things next week. Could somebody pray with us and close? And then we will dismiss. Anybody could lead us in prayer. Okay, I will pray. Thank you. Thank you. Go ahead. First of all, before we start, I just want to say thank you so much for the wisdom and for time and setting up this school. You really helped us. Thank you. Thank you very much. Let's pray. Father, we are reaching the end of this course, Lord. You have given us wisdom. You have given us knowledge, Lord, to prepare for the future, Lord, for the ministry you've called us, Lord, for some to be traveling, for others will be in the log churches, and others will be just to support churches, Lord. We pray for that to you. You will be with us, Lord. You, for your Holy Spirit and us, Lord, so that we work in line with your calling and in line with your will, Lord. Say thank you, Jesus. Say thank you, Father. Let your glory be glorified. As we carry your duty, as we carry your name forward, in your mighty name, Father, we pray. Amen. Amen. Thank you, Maggie. Thank you, everyone. Thank you for being on the class. We will connect again next week and look into the future. Have a good rest of the day. Bye now. Thank you, Pastor. Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you.


مرحبا بك يا رباني و رباني و رباني فإن شاء الله أنت تستطيع أن تستطيع الوضع رسول الله قلت أنه سأترك with you two weighty things أنه إذا تنتهي لهم لا تستطيع إستطاع كتاب الله و عطرتي أهلا بيكتي The book of Allah and my holy household they will not separate There is a force holding these two together that they will not separate until a day of judgment on the Pond of Kotham Next hadith The hadith that we know that the Ahl al-Bayt or the imams are القرآن النا تق قرآن صامط مينين القرآن that we have that we read القرآن النا تق is عليه بن أبي طالب عليه مسلم He is the vocal Quran That's two The hadith that say that The Ahl al-Bayt عليهم السلام were created from the Nur of Allah سبحانه وتعالى And as well in Surat al-Nur مثل نوره الله نور السموات والأرض مثل نوره الله سبحانه وتعالى is the light of the heavens and the earth and the purple of his Nours like that found in a niche And that hadith of Kotham صادق عليه السلام explains that this Nur of course is Fatima تزارا عليه السلام those who do not understand will continue to say you are exaggerating you are raising them higher my dear brothers and sisters let me tell you this no matter where we raise them as long as we do not raise them over that limitation which was set forth by Allah or by the imams themselves they said نزهونا عن الربوبية وقولوا فينا ما شئتم ولم تبلغوا my dear brothers and sisters don't use this oh this is a gholu this is over exaggeration you have brought the imam so high and mighty my dear brothers and sisters what you think is so high and mighty that comes from the imam not even the closest companion of the imam have just status that when you say oh masha Allah you have brought the status of the imam so high I have not even probably spoken one percent of what the imam is maybe I have spoken about the other less than one percent that the companion might have narrated what you know of Salman today what you know of Ammar ibn Yasir what you know of Sayyid Muhammad for example of Adjiel of Allah عباس عليه وسلام what do we know about these people the imam says say about us what you wish but bring us down do not make us lords that are worshipped do not make us gods that are worshipped and no matter what you say in our merits in this vicinity you will never reach our true status موالية لا أحصيطنا أكم ولا أبلغوا من المدحي كن هكمYour true status I will never necessarily recognize You and understand You I will never understand where you came from or never understand what your true status is to me نهارailed هالدي لله도 هوادفashi وبالطبع بan is Dubai أولاً إذا كنت تقول أنه نور، فهذا القرآن هو مخلوق أكوراً من المشاهدين التي لديكم، فكنت تقول أنه القرآن هو شيء that's always been existent وطبعاً هذا أصبحته هو one of those أصدقائيات التي تمخالفين التي تنقيت الوضنة والتوحيد من الله سبحانه وتعالى القرآن هو مخلوق النور هو مخلوق يعني أن التنور لن تكون مخلوق فقط الله سبحانه وتعالى ولكن حقاً، هذا سوف تنقيت الوضنة إذا كنت تقول أن القرآن هو نور وقرآن وإذا تنقيت الوضنة أنك تعتقد أن القرآن هو مخلوق وليس مخلوق إذا كنت لا تقول ذلك دعونا نقول أنه there are some sex that say that القرآن is a مخلوق ويشيع سي ويشيع الشيعة القرآن شيء مخلوق A creation of Allah سبحانه وتعالى Like the new that we see around It's like everything else It's a creation The Qur'an is a guide too right إمام العلي عالي عالي عالي عالي عالي عالي عالي عالي عالي عالي عالي عالي He's a guide إمام عالي عالي He was always with the haq and the haq is with him You see there's so many pointers That point towards The Imam Or the Imam The top Imam Being the Noor And the reason that it's not explicitly mentioned In the Qur'an is because Of course fear That if such verses in the Qur'an were mentioned They may have been dealt with some sort of alteration For the sake of protecting the Qur'an Allah سبحانه وتعالى Introduced such beautiful terminology That requires our knowledge of the Qur'an And our eloquence to be able to come to a conclusion That hadith of course are even clear than that So The Noor The Noor being a guide The Noor Being a creation The Noor Being a Qur'an And the Qur'an is like And the Qur'an is a Qur'an in Samut I mean All the pointers Point towards That this Noor الذي أنزل مع الله سبحانه وتعالى هم الأمة من أحمد محمد And for that reason We have the following hadith Which is narrated by Al-Kulayni In the Skafi Al-Sharif It says عن خالد الكابولي قال سألت أبا جعفر الباقر عليه السلام عن قود الله عز وجل فعامنو بالله ورسوله فقال يا أبا خالد النور والله läمة من آل محمدNot صلى اللpers rocky وﷺ إلا يوم القيامة وهم과 الله نور الله الذي انزل وهم و verbal نور الله الذي أنزلى وهم inverter وهم وله نور الله في السماوات وفي الأرض والله يا أبا خارد لنور الإمام في قلوب المؤمنين أنور من الشمس المضيئة بالنهار ترانزليشن أبو خارد الكابوري this trustworthy companion this pious man comes to أبا جعفر للباقر عليه السلام and says concerning the ayah in the Qur'an that believe in Allah and his messenger and the noor that was sent down with them with the messenger of Allah he said يا أبا خارد the noor by Allah يقسم الله the imam swears and the imams you don't find them swearing on something unless this something has such importance إمام الباقر is an error free infallible imam السن أب علي بن الحسين السجاد عليهم السلام the son of الحسين ابن عريض the son of علي بن بيطالب the son of رسول الله صلى الله عليه و عليه و سلم he says by Allah او أبا خارد they are the imams from محمدنا المحمد and they will remain as imams until the day of qiyamah and this also points to the fact that إمام المهدي is still alive today you don't just need the hadith of the Ahl al-Bayt concerning that there will be a Mahdi no this itself proves because when you see الى يوم القيامة because on that day there will be no more Imam at that time because it will be the time of judgment we will all be taken to a different dimension the dimension of judgment day then he says وَهُمُوا وَاللَّهُ again he says by Allah نور الله الذي أنزل by Allah they are the light of Allah that was sent down وَهُمُوا وَاللَّهُ نور الله they are the light of Allah on the earth and the heavens and exactly that's what we see they are the parable in the Quran they are the ones whom Allah has ordered us to knock their door when we wish to find guidance نور نور الجنور light is usually a reference to guidance in this earth and in the heavens the imams are guides so no matter where you look at it it is not a far-fetched idea that the imams عليهم السرمة the Nur of Allah they are نور الله they are باب الله when you need something you go to جعفر ابن محمد and of course here Allah SWT has placed a condition that you must follow الله the prophet and the imams meaning what that this willaya is a divine covenant from Allah SWT do you see how everything is being connected here meeting the obligation of willaya by looking at this verse by itself we are obligated to believe in willaya وَأَمِنُ بِاللَّهِ وَيْرَسُولِهِ believe in Allah and his messenger let us continue then he says this is beautiful and it's beautiful that we're doing this in a beautiful day where the sun is out لنور الإمام في قلوب المؤمنين أنور من الشمس المضيئة بالنهار the light this Nur that every believer carries towards Imam the light of guidance this very pristine connection that we have with our imams the light in our hearts is more radiant than the sun that shines in the middle of the day وهم والله يُنيرون قلوب المؤمنين and by Allah they the imams they yunirun meaning they find for the believers the path towards towards the correct path يُنيرون لهم الدرب meaning and that dark and scary path the imams will shed the light upon that path in order to paint you the path towards الله سبحانه وتعالى now there are many more verses that speak about the divine imama or the divine light of Allah سبحانه وتعالى and the Quran but since we are coming close to an end there are some Ahadith that I wish to narrate some Ahadith that are found in the holy روايات the holy traditions of the Ahl al-Bayt and right now I am looking for some of them right now insha'Allah basically some some reference to the Noor but to the physical Noor and since I am in the vicinity of Imam al-Mahdi I would like to narrate some some explicit characteristic about what Mahdi has just to conclude this episode and I hope you understood the connection from the Quran to the imams عليهم السلام but here I have here Ahadith that is narrated by نعمانين and Mas'ud and others on Imam Al-Baqr عليهم السلام إن لصاحب هذا الأمر بيتا يقال له بيت الحمد فيه سراج يصحر من the يوم بصيف لا يطفق يقول أنه يوجد افلوان من الوصف أو من الوصف من الوصف that continues to radiate من المكان when Imam Al-Mahdi was born and now since we are in the vicinity of Imam Al-Mahdi I mean this location could be anywhere and really it's the heart that needs to find this location for me when I come to العسكرين it's my second time being at the عسكرين عليهم السلام that location to me is probably somewhere close to because we're not sure exactly right now where the birth location of Imam Al-Mahdi was so when you come to the shrine of العسكرين عليهم السلام and you witness something in your heart that begins to speak to you something so tranquil you feel as if you're entering complete serenity complete peace I mean I think it comes from the fact that we we feel that there is this this effluence this effluence of energies flowing flowing from this relation I mean I don't know how to explain it but the serdab the entire shrine of العسكرين this area really has something about it that I can say for somebody that has been to كربلا to نجف to call them in I have not been blessed to be in Medina yet but there is something here because it was the house of the Imam meaning when I look at Samarra when I look at the the shrine all I picture is a family I picture أبو الحسن I picture أبو محمد I picture a young infant a small Imam المهدي and I picture this Imam when he was five years old when he was when he lost his father and he began to pray somewhere in this area all this happened somewhere in this area you feel something my dear brothers and I crest from all of you إن شاء الله that I pray to Allah سبحانه وتعالى that you will be blessed to come to this location and feel feel this there is some peace here there is peace here there is peace here that cannot be found in any shrines and I say this for a fact because yes كربلا has a special atmosphere but knowing that I'm entering the house of Mawali knowing that I can see and picture a mother with her child knowing that on days like this as we are recording this program for you that the Imam died in this house it's very difficult it's very difficult that in this same house he died in the same house he, عليه السلام was buried I mean إن شاء الله you will be graced with the attendance of the سرداب الغيبة so you can come here and be able to supplicate to Allah for the ظهور of our Moula عجل الله تعالى فرج الشريف إن شاء الله we end by saying may Allah سبحانه وتعالى protect the Zouar of the military of of of of of of and may Allah protect these beautiful sounds these beautiful eulogies and lamentations that are being recited during these nights and during every nights either in praise or lamentation of the peace be upon them I leave you by reciting the دعاء of صاحب العصلي والزمان I say بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم الله هم كل وليك الحجت ابن الحسن سلواتك عليه وعلى آبائه في هذه الساعة وفي كل ساعة وليا وحافظة وقائدا وناصرة ودليلا وعينة حتى تسكنه وكذلك طوعا وتمتعه فيها طويلة برحمتك يا أرحم الراحمين والصلاة والسلام على أشرف الأنبياء والمرسلين محمد وعالي بيتي الطيبين الطاهرين شكرا والسلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته


What's up everybody, Jason here for jazzybyscasebreak.com, 2021 Panini Immaculate Basketball 5 box casebreak picker teams number 3. Just sold out and again we sold it out with a couple R&B's and there you go. This one had 7 teams here, Atlanta, Cleveland, OKC, Phoenix, Washington, LAC and PDX, Portland. There's a couple of ones right there and then here is the customers that bought in straight up and here is the other random number block for Philly, Brooklyn, Miami and Indianapolis Pacers or Indiana Pacers or I should say. Alright, here's the case guys, what's going on Pizzle, how's the new year man? That's right Rex, I started early today man, you weren't here early, you were probably sleeping. Well Joe Pizzle, if the seeds end up staying the same, Cardinals win, Rams lose then I'll be going to AZ as I usually do but this time seeing the Eagles and the Cardinals play in the first round. But if they don't then I'll just be seeing my Eagles and Rams play here. Who is Scoop Skip Potato Joe P and don't make fun of me if that was a joke or anything and who is that? I've never heard of that name before. Alright, Yvusovic, Chicago Bulls, it's going to Anthony. Kevin Garnett to 99 for the Minnesota Timberwolves going to Sonny, what the hell, I would have not expected that and whoa, soul of the game, the worm, Dennis Rodman, 2 out of 25, look at that, it's definitely the bottom of the shoe. Detroit Pistons, David, more goods for you buddy, I'll have to put that on a slider box. We have a Glen Rice to 99 for the Miami Heat. I did DeCons, that show was crazy. Heat, R&B, 6, Jose, there you go. And another one for the Heat, 8 out of 49, Bam Adebayo, Miami Heat, 8, Terry, Las Vamojo. And don, don, don, don, don, we have a Redemption, now this could be Ja, this could be Lamello, this could be 3-way autographs, triple autographs, quad autographs, it could be a lot of different things, but Ja Marant and Lamello, definitely a Redemption, so, Shadow Box Signatures, okay, maybe not on Lamello, 46, it's Ja Marant, there you go, Ja Marant for the Memphis Grizzlies, that's going to Sean Maddock, next box. All right, next box, Jason Tatum, 74 out of 99, David B, we have Zach Levine for the Bulls, Anthony, out of 99, we got Atari's Maxi for the 76er, that's 30 out of 99. So, 76ers, R&B, 0 going to Gretchen, Tyler Bay, Inc, 34 out of 99 for Dallas, that's going to Brian, and a Hall of Fame inductions, Chris Mullen, that is for the Warriors, Golden State Warriors, I'm just happy they're making the playoffs, they were projected to win like four to six games, they're rebuilding, they shouldn't be winning, but they did. But, I don't know, I wouldn't be surprised if they lose in the first round, but I'm not going to be shocked if they win a team in the first round, because that run game and that defense is playing pretty good. And we have an RPA, 96 out of 99, James Wiseman, little single color patch, but still a nice RPA, and Golden State Warriors going to use it. I know, I would definitely do it, Joe, because, I mean, I don't know if tickets in Arizona would be much, I don't think they'll be more expensive than L.A., but if I go here in L.A., I'm probably not like paying for like nobody, you know, I'm just going to take myself. And obviously, I was going to have my best man, my friend Jesus, that is a big Rams fan say let's go together. So, for AZ, I'd be down, man, but that would mean Arizona would have to win, and Rams lose. And the Eagles have to stay in the same, like, you know, position as well. So that's kind of the tricky part is that they got to stay at 7, and then like the Rams have to be at 2, or the Cardinals have to be at 2. Which I think they should be able to be as long as they don't, as long as it works out like that, and like the Cowboys, you know, maybe lose to the Eagles for last week of the season, because I don't think the Cowboys are really going to try to win, because they're already in, and I think they have a home game anyways. But I think for the Rams, they want to be able to be at number 2 just in case like the Packers go down or something. 13 out of 49. So yeah, it's still very shaky, like it all just depends on how the seating ends up being. Kevin Luff, 85 out of 99. Cavs, R&B, 85. Cavs would be 5, Ryan, see. And a triple relic. Josh Green, Zignagi, and Niko Mannion. That'll be randomized probably. So that's Aiden, Uji, here's, or sorry, no. Maverick's Brian. No, they do. That's what I'm saying, Jopy. But I'm just saying is that for the Rams and Eagles, or the Cardinals and Eagles to play, they'd have to be at 2 and 7. Like that's how the seating needs to be. If they drop down or the Eagles move up because they win, and they go to like the 6th seed, then they don't play each other. But yes, the Rams need to, if the Rams win next week, it doesn't matter if the Cardinals win, it doesn't matter. But if the Rams lose and the Cardinals win, then yes, the Cardinals would win the division because they hold the tiebreaker. Dee Brown. So that's why the Cardinals and Rams will still be playing, no matter what, because they need to either, they will want to win the division, right? J.J. Berea, 2 out of 10. Because the Packers already clinched it up this week, so number one's in. And we have a two-color patch autograph, 18 out of 50. Denny of Deja, which is a great rookie as well. Got injured at the end of the last season, so I think he's still out a little bit, but very, very good rookie here. And that is 18. Washington, 8, going to Hans. Alright, next what we got is Facundo Campazo. And this dude put KPJ on skates yesterday, or whenever it was, made him leave the stadium, made him get into a heated altercation. We have Jaylen Brown to 99, and Denver that's going to 8-in. We have Zion Williams, 67 out of 99, Zion. That is for the Pelicans and Mark. We have a Chuma O'Keeke to 99. We have an RP-8 to 99, Jameis Ramsey for the Sacramento Kings going to Clayton. This one up really quick. The last one here is a Jayson Tate to 49. H-town, Houston Rock, it's going to 10. Alright guys, last box. Good luck everybody. Alright, we have a Buddy Heel to 99 for Sacramento. 65 out of 99, Tyrell Terry for the Mavericks. 3 out of 14 logos for the Raptors. That's Chris Boucher, pro duck right there. Toronto Raptors, that's going to Sean. That was awesome right there. Alright, last 3 hits guys, good luck. First autograph is George McGinnis for Indiana Old School Pacers. 18 out of 75. So Indiana Pacers is part of the R&B for Philly. And that is 8 going to Terry last mojo. We've got 2 left. We have a Devin Harris 19 out of 50. Devin Harris 19 out of 52 colored patch. Another one for the Mavericks. Mavericks have had a good break. Previous break, Brian got a Lucadontra patch autograph to 10. And last one here is Tyrese Maxi. We've got some pretty good names, rookie-wise in this case. Maxi's number 31 out of 49. 76ers R&B 1 going to Hans. There you go man. Maxi, a Weisman, a Denny of Deja. Not bad, Jason Tate. And R&B didn't do so bad right here. The Philly Alpha 76ers one. Nice ones there. Of course Denny of Deja, nice little RPA there too as well. For the first R&B. And there you go guys, that was the break. So some pretty nice stuff there with those rookies there. The nice one out of 4 there. Jason Tate, Jemise Ramsey RPA. Obviously I think the biggest one is going to be that James Weisman RPA to 99. Which is really nice. That's the true RPA there. We got a John Morant. So all in all pretty good. That worm's soul of the game was really nice as well too. And then we have a little randomizer here. The triple randomizer here. Warriors, Nuggets and Dallas Mavericks. So let's see who gets that. Warriors, Nuggets. Roll a dice and we got ourselves a 4-4, 8 times. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Nuggets at the top after 8 times. There you go. So Nuggets, that's going to go to 8. There you go guys, that was the break. 6.com, thanks everybody.


It's a common mistake, Teri. Gail from University of Washington. Where is the whole, like, there. OK, so I'm here to talk, really, on behalf of a very large group of people at the University of Washington, including Debbie, who's here to correct me, right, hit me, possibly. She's close enough. On behalf of Seattle, I will just say that it's a beautiful place to have a West Coast September meeting. No agenda there. OK, so I'm going to talk about a bunch of things. Briefly, I'm going to talk about Debbie's Genome Center, and I should say Debbie and Mark Reader, and the new Mendelian grant that starts, I believe, today, of which the PIs are Debbie Mark J. Does it start today? I think it does. Today or tomorrow? All right. No, no, the announcement's tomorrow. It starts today. Jay Shenduri and Mike Bamshad. The Seattle Seeks Exome Variant Server, which is a great resource for people who haven't been using it. One slide on the Emerge Consortium, a little on CLIA sequencing opportunities at UW, and then a little bit more time on the clinical sequencing study, which I'm the PI of, but is a huge group effort at UW that is also new. If there's a minute, one slide on the Northwest Institute of Genetic Medicine. So the next generation, Mendelian Center is, there are several centers that were funded to identify Mendelian diseases. And Debbie has, I think the largest, I'll say, since you're not the one talking, maybe by a dollar, but in any case, the idea of these is to do the unsolved Mendelians. And of course, there's been really impressive progress in the last couple of years in unsolving the Mendelians that people had in their freezers. And so we're hoping to find more of those and really make a lot of progress. Not every pedigree that we can solve will look like this one. And in fact, this one may not even be solvable. We like recessives better than dominance. And so I'm going to talk quickly about two other models that have worked. Take a minute to say, though, that question of how do you know you really have it is a really important question. And so validation or replication is important, but also those functional studies become important. And definitely an advertisement for if you have these in your freezers, let Debbie know right away. So here is one of the ones that was solved under the A-R-A small. We called it little Mendelian. Now we have big Mendelian. And this is a de novo mutation in autism. And I think this is what Debbie was referring to when we don't always have to look for a family history to find a gene. And actually, it was very powerful in the autism. Out of 20 children with autism, they found de novo mutations in four. So I advise you to look up that paper. Similarly, we also solved through this project a quantitative trait locus for phospholipid transfer protein activity level, which was at last force, ceramide synthetase. So not a place we would have thought about except that there was a linkage signal in this region. And we were able to take the exome data, lay it on the linkage, and come up with the variant very, very quickly. And then of course, it took a lot longer to confirm it. But it was really quite remarkable having had the linkage signal for some time to go through and actually find the variant in weeks. The exome variant server is the web addresses here. If you haven't used it, you should really go play with it. They have 5,400 exomes up there right now. And I have found it extremely useful when I'm interested in a gene to go see what else is there. The phenotypes are from the NHLBI studies. So the large cohorts that are listed here. So there are early MI, hypertension, et cetera. But for any phenotype you're interested in, it's interesting to look at the gene. What I will tell you is that they get like a request a week. Can we find out about this phenotype in this person? And the answer to that right now at least doesn't know. So here's some of the other features that are up on the exome variant server. And you can also get the allele counts, which are a new feature. And so it's a good place to go play. Thank you, Debbie. I would have drunk your water, but I know you had a cold recently. It's not my water. OK. All right. Emerge. So several people have referred to emerge. And the seven sites that are in Emerge 2 are up here. The idea for the three of you in the room who don't know about Emerge is to take places with electronic medical records where the phenotypes can be raised from those medical records. And pair that with genome-wide association data, and then share. So kind of I show you yours. You show me mine. And so the phenotypes that we picked, for example, we picked white blood counts. Someone else picked eye disease. Someone else picked QRS. We all pushed the phenotypes and the genotypes across so that we have a large cohort of people that were analyzing. And that's been very powerful. The Emerge is now looking at deploying the new pharmacogenetics array across all sites. And that will be a new component. And then the bioethics group has been very, very productive in Emerge to look at very, very important issues with what patients want out of these new genomic technologies. Cleo-sequencing at UW, there are actually lots of places. You can get cleo-sequencing done. Peter Byers historically has a collagen lab. He does arrays for collagen disorders. But he'll do anything you ask him. So it's great. So we use Peter, and even confirming variants. We use Peter a lot for things like that. Mary Claire King's lab, and in particular, Tom Walsh developed this array. He's a really great junior guy. They have a 29 gene cancer array. And they actually make these primers available. So if you want to have their array, they'll tell you how to do it. And they're happy to export it. And they've exported it to several places so far. There are seven colon cancer genes among those genes. And that panel is available as a clinical diagnostic test that insurers will pay for. It's called Coloseq. And it's kind of like a chemistry panel. You get the report on the seven. But actually, they're running all 29. And so you will get the rest of them only if there's something important there. So for those of you who don't know how chemistry panels work, if you order a sodium, everything gets done. But you don't hear about the rest of it unless something bad is in there. So this fits in that model. OK, so they have a current trial actually going on where they're sequencing these 29 genes in all new cases of invasive breast cancer. And they've been looking at colon cancer for some time. Laboratory medicine at the UW now is setting up Mary Claire's array as a fee for service. And then coming soon, Debbie and Mark are going to have a CLIA certification of their lab. We're moving down that pathway. And so we're really looking forward to having CLIA-certified exomes, genomes, exome chips, and everything else over there. All right, moving on to the clinical sequencing and cancer project that, again, is one of the new U01 projects that's just started, which will technically be announced tomorrow. Our project relates to colorectal cancer and polyposis. The project one is the genomics study with an economics overlay to look at utilization. Project two is the technical whole exome sequencing, but also we do intend to return those incidental findings. So we have a group of clinicians that are going to help us determine which are the results that we should be giving back to patients. And then project three is an ethics project. Separately, there was a return of results. R01 funded to Holly Tabor at the UW for electronic return of genomic results. So our study rationale, I mean, we sat there kind of long and hard and said, well, if we were going to deploy an exome in clinic, what would be the best case scenario? And we just went with colorectal cancer for these reasons.  Second, the process, which I'll show you in a minute for coming to those diagnoses, is actually quite complex and involves multiple visits. And finally, in our clinic, we solve less than half of these patients.  So we thought that whole exome sequencing might help us solve more and solve them faster. So this is the usual screening for people who come in looking lynchee. So they have colorectal cancer early age. They have family history. They have a couple of polyps, but not too many. And you go through and you actually look at the tumor pathology, use that pathology to help you order genetic tests. When those tests are negative, then you do some more tests. And you can go through four clinic visits easily and not find the answer. And then eventually either the patient, the doctor, or the insurer drop out of the arrangement. And since many of these remain unsolved. So this is the schematic for this new study. Basically, it's a randomized control trial where we're taking these patients that we would have ordered some kind of colorectal test for, even the tumor marker testing. And we're going to randomize them to usual care or usual care plus an exome. And this is how IRB let us get around the not telling people anything. We are going to draw the blood in the usual care no exome people, but we are actually not running the exome until in the end if we can cross them over we will. So they will get in a very short amount of time, four to six weeks. The colorectal results that are identified, those will be CLIA certified. So initially before the whole exomes are CLIA certified, we'll repeat everything in a CLIA lab. And hopefully the CLIA exomes will be on board pretty soon. The patients will be surveyed. And then after that, we are going to return the incidental findings to that group. We had a hard time coming up with a matched intervention for the people who didn't get the exomes. They're basically going to come back and talk more about their family history and other clinical risk estimates for them. Survey people again, survey people again. And one of the important parts of this is that we're going to follow economic measures as well as other kinds of measures. So the study is randomized. We are going to control for things that we find as confounders. For example, we have a very low number of non-caucasian patients. So those will be randomized tightly to make sure that they end up in both arms. The blinding will end at the second clinic visit. So at the first clinic visit, the patients won't know what arm they ended up in. But when they return for their colorectal results, the clinician will know at that time, and then the patient will know. So when the physician makes their plan at the first visit, they will not know if the patient's been randomized. The physician who will see most of these patients is Fuki Hisama, who is fabulous. So we are very, very lucky to have a strong clinical team. We see about 600 cancer genetic cases a year. So we believe we'll have enough over four years to accrue the 220 colorectal cancer patients we need to be well-powered. The unsolved cases will move to a discovery arm, will collect their family members, and try and find new genes since the old genes will not have accounted for those. We're going to collect a bunch of psychosocial and economic outcomes on these patients. The health care utilization will be followed by postcards where the patients just say what they're doing. And the economists, Dave Vienstra, who's fabulous. And I like talking to the economists. I'm a mathy kind of person. They put a price on the activities. The patients don't have to report actual monetary values. We are additionally asking them about their insurance, what changes. So if they suddenly add a bunch of disability insurance, we want to know about that. And we are asking them what they're telling their family members. The economics group is also giving subjects in both arms. People who got exomes and people didn't. What's called discrete choice experiments, which you pick between two things to try and put a value on items. So then we come to the return of incidental exome findings. And I was really hoping that Howard could help me with what to give back to people. That's why I was asking the question. So we have a group of fabulous people that are going to help us to decide what are valid and with clinical utility, actionable, whatever terminology you want to use. I did change my slides since Friday. And basically the binning kind of worked at Jim Evans and his group do. The only two outside people outside of Seattle are Jim and Jeff Murray. So I just sort of highlighted them in blue. And then we do have several ethics people who are physician ethicists. And of course, Wiley Bird is the co-chair of the group, is a medical geneticist and ethicist. So that'll be an interesting process. Alone there is the third ethics project is basically focus groups in patients who got exomes, focus groups in patients who didn't get exomes, but weren't part of the study at all. So outside of the study. And then also we have this CLIA aim where we are having Barbara Evans, who's a lawyer and professor, actually look at the First Amendment issues related to return of non-CLIA results. So there's a big argument that I'm not even going to get started here on whether for research, not for clinical medicine, it needs to be CLIA, but for research, can you give back? If you have a non-CLIA result that you believe is important to the patient, can you even give it back is an argued point. And so Barbara's going to look at the First Amendment freedom of speech issues around that question. So that'll be interesting. The Northwest Institute of Genetic Medicine's the last thing that I'm going to talk about this, and these are the usual suspects. This is money awarded to us by the state of Washington to help investigators move into translational genetics. We have today worked with 180 different investigators over three years and helped a lot of people with either bios, with all of these things. So either, I don't know really what I do. I just started all. But Debbie does the technology. Mike helps with sample collection. I help with the IRB, I guess. Peter does the informatics. And Bruce does the biostatistics. And then we've started a biorepository with Eric Larson at Group Health. So we've been able to help people with a variety of ways. If they need a 20% biostatistician to do genetic analysis. And the most popular person has been our full-time genomic IRB person. And she's, I think, going to be a very crucial person as we move forward. So this is just a very, very partial acknowledgment of the faculty involved in these projects. And the staff is also amazing. And I felt bad leaving them off. But I got tired on the last slide. So if anyone has any questions, thank you. Great. Questions for Gil. So Mark and then Erwin. So your randomized trial, again, what's the primary endpoint? The primary endpoint is actually the percent solved. The percent of patients that we find the genetic cause that we believe accounts for their colorectal cancer. That's the primary endpoint. For their cancer. For their. For the colorectal cancer. So they're coming in. But these are patients at risk of cancer? These are patients with colorectal cancer who also have enough of a family history or presentation that we believe they have a Mendelian condition that we would have ordered a genetic test of some kind in. I guess. But not the APCs. How do you know that if you find something that that's the cause? I think that is a very important question. And so part of it is there are genes that we know that never get tested in these people, that we know cause colorectal cancer, because we do it kind of one step at a time. And so I think that that's a really important question. And I think that we'll be very conservative about telling a patient, these are known genes that we're going to return to the patient. The discovery arm is separate. I don't understand why you need a randomized trial for this, because basically you're saying in patients with colon cancer and a family history that there's some percentage that will have abnormalities that can only be picked up by XM sequencing. And that doesn't require randomized trial. You really don't have a cause and effect here and you really aren't doing any intervention, right? It's an incremental genome. But why not just do it stepwise? Why not? Because of the high... So that's a major part of the hypothesis is, is it faster and cheaper just to do the whole exome the first day you see them than to walk them through the tumor testing gene by gene by gene? Is it just faster and cheaper to get it done the first day? Yes. I hope so. Well... I mean, the end of the day, you know you're going to find stuff and you know it's going to be faster and cheaper than going step by step. But you won't know whether it's really beneficial because you don't really know what you're finding is important. Well, I would disagree with that. I think that we, you know, finding these genes is beneficial to the, not just the patients, but to their families. Maybe, you would need to have tested their other family members to show that there's linkage. Well, we... So you're talking about new discovery genes, but many of these genes are going to be known, you know, clinically, you know, clinical validity and utility known genes. Okay, that many, much of what we're going to finding is going to be that. Patient and provider fatigue is a huge issue. And so that doing it all at once, to get the data all at once is actually going to be so much more productive in terms of actually getting results than when you have someone come back and they don't show up or you can't get insurance cover. That to me is actually a crucial part of this question. Getting an answer to begin with when you don't have to go through all the steps is just a big thing. I mean, this is what we do. I mean, I'm sure it happens to everybody. Right, and that's what I meant when I said either the physician, the patient, or the insurer can drop out along the way in the current workup. Yeah, Debbie, I wanted to... Gail. I flanked you with both. More about the trial design, which is interesting to me. It has been reviewed and obviously been considered well done and you're getting funded. The issue is the following. So you have apparently double blind, right? You have the physician and the patient until the first return visit. And then the physician must... The physician knows, the patient doesn't know till the return visit. The physician knows before... Does not know until they're done dictating the note from the first visit, but does know before the second visit so that they can appropriately cancel. Does the physician know that a patient is in the study but does not get exome? Yes. So doesn't that introduce a bias? The... The physician knows that this is a patient in the study but does not get exome. Would the physician's behavior be altered just by the fact that the physician knows that this patient is in a study where standard of care is compared with standard of care plus exome? Right, so the standard of care is actually pretty well set in our clinic. I mean, we really do use the algorithm that I showed. However, we did actually discuss this. And that's why we wanted them to dictate their first note with what their plan was before we gave them the results. But they should really be following the algorithm but not everyone does, I concede. So, and then, you know what Dave Vienster would say, I guess, is since we're just, you know, we're making the comparison within our arm even if people behave a little differently, they still don't have the exome and so that's the direct contrast we're making. So we're trying to minimize it. We can't get rid of it completely but he thinks within the economics that we're safe. It seems that, you know, you could go one step further and sequence the whole genome. You know, there are going to be a lot of instances of promoter mutations or alterations. You know, so especially when you're involving patients where you could get an answer, you know, more completely. Wouldn't that be a consideration? Right, and so we talked about that and it really was a cost issue that in order to be reasonably hard for the study, we felt we needed to get 220 people to do a genome just wasn't cost effective. It wouldn't surprise me if we end up crossing over to a genome during the course of the study. We'll have to do that carefully but as the costs drop we may, that, you know, I would prefer that to be honest but I think that exome will get us most of the way we need to go but I agree it won't get us all the way. So it's just sample size versus technology. Okay, further comments for Divi? Oh, for Gail? You can? Yeah. I can't go. Yeah, or whoever. Yeah, I would say the one thing I should have said for opportunities to interact, the one thing we're not doing because we couldn't afford it, which I would love to do is collect tissue on these patients at the same time. So if anyone wants to help us support that, I think it would be really, really interesting. Are you archiving? Sorry? Are you archiving tissues? That, you know, we're gonna try but we don't have any budget for it. So, yeah. Yeah, on the clear question, I can tell you about conversations that we've had sitting in a room full of NCI people with the OHARP, not with the OHARP but the CMS people. And they said, absolutely not that you, in other words, we've discussed with them whether we could write as eligibility criteria for research protocols, having to test positive on a, at some sort of biomarker. And they said, absolutely not if it's not a clear laboratory. Right, so if you intend to return it and use it for any kind of clinical use, including enrollment in a study, I think everyone agrees that needs to be clear certified. I think the real question is, when I pull my emerge sample out of the freezer and it's been sitting in the freezer for 20 years and the subject's not consented for return of results because no one even thought about it then, and I find something they actually should know. You know, it's not like I can call them back and ask for a new blood sample to run in a CLIA lab without telling them why I'm doing that. So can I, in that case, do it? I will say as a practicing clinical geneticist that we see patients frequently who come in and they say this is my result from a research study, now they say I need the test and then we run it in a CLIA lab the same test. CMS does not like that at all. But if you look at the CLIA law, it says very specifically there's a research exemption but they cannot be used for clinical care. So some people, but not everyone, think that if you take the research test, you can return it but then you have to get a CLIA test before you provide care to the patient. Based on that test, not everyone agrees. And so that's what we're trying to resolve but it's never been legally tested. So actually George Church's attorney wrote up a whole nice legal opinion of this for us which I'll be happy to shoot over to you. Okay, we ought to finish. Maybe this is a good topic for a breakout group. All right, thanks.


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I'm bringing durwin down Yep stretch run left. Wow great time to bring durwin down Don't think it mattered. Yeah, the boys kind of bottled that up on their own I don't know what he wants here. He's not gonna get it. What's he want? He's got the dig He throws the dig if I get him hard enough He won't have it for that one. That was a monster in hunting. Oh my god No way, right?  Oh my god. Are you guys out of your minds? All right textbook football. He's gonna punt it away. I respect it. I'm gonna try and take a shot here. Oh play it Oh jamar chase might have him. He dies What a shot four for four hundred thirteen in a putty for josh allen jamar chase double covered Triple covered in fact. What does he say? Maybe he says he's always open or if we're gonna hold a shutout There's only one score we can go for and that's cowboys giants But I don't think we hold a shutout here, dude. I'm really liking this play play action slot cross Because look at jamar. Look how jamar clears on that I probably could have thrown that to jamar, but I'm gonna be honest I got a little nervous and I didn't think it was worth it We just run this ball here and if we don't get it we run it again silver o-line silver o-line You know, I keep talking about upgrading my o-line, but like they they honestly play good enough You know, it's definitely the last thing I need to upgrade see if I can get my calf free underneath here Nope that is manned up. I just got to get some yards Scrambling if I can second and 12. I think this is sam will blitz. It is strong And I can't get it off.  This guy is not committed.  Let's get to the edge. See if we can get around the user Uh, this doesn't look good. If I'm gonna pick this up. It's a scene beater with gronk Let's take the check down. See if we can make some magic happen.  I take this field goal because look I'm gonna if unless he calls the timeout right now what she should do He's gonna let this clock go all the way down. That is totally fine by me Get your kickoff McPherson and this will take you down to three seconds on the clock And then he's got three timeouts in 20 some seconds To go get something out of this so the 49ers beat the Steelers 30 to 7 So maybe if he gets one touchdown and I just hold them there Corner out gotta be wow.  We're all over right now. That's the last thing he could do now. He's in jeopardy Getting lasered on There's only really two reads on this we're either throwing it to gronk or we're throwing it to jamar chase I want that user to commit to gronk and then I can throw jamar kind of under it basically Let's find out baby one two jamar chase Fucking money ball right past the user don't for it from if that ball is on jamar's chest It's intercepted, but he put it where only jamar could get it He saw me Honestly, that's not that bad. There's a lot of scores that are 16. Okay. Okay. Okay falcons panthers was 24 to 10 Do you think I could encourage this guy to get 10 points somehow dude like If you want to run the play run the play but go guard the half back It's really it is hard to get out to that though. Look now watch this watch this So he's gonna run the same thing right he thinks that christian mccaffrey keeps doing that route and going to the outside So now we're gonna send christian mccaffrey to the inside and he's gonna over Actually, no He played that well. Okay, so if I get 24 points and we can get him 10. I would do it. Is this hem oblits?  This is actually a pun center. Luckily. He's not ready for the punt We could we could punt out him here because he's not ready for the punt. Let's see how good this pun is Oh my god, that has punt dot potential It was a game titan sains was 16 15 and I have 16 the thing is like, how do I get him to have 15 points? He would never do that. He would go for one and then go for two Oh, that's play action. I honestly thought that was cool enough and look who's in there Bruce Smith putting jared golf through hell right now.  He's thinking too hard You're overthinking it man. I wouldn't be too shocked if he quits if he doesn't get this So let's uh, let's make sure he doesn't get it.   I got lurk artist man. Come on.   Oh Still almost okay, you know what's happening now.  I kind of want to give jamar chase a hat trick hat trick jamar chase So I'm at 22. There was not a single team that was at 22. Oh, no, there was bill's jets 22 to 16 Actually, no, that's more realistic if I let him score and get the two-point conversion twice Oh, but would he go for two? There's no guarantee that he goes for two. I gotta get this I gotta go for this and get it Josh Schnellen gets it 24-0. Actually, what I could do is 49ers stealers.   That's sorry as angle route Oh That was nice first and goal. This will determine if we can challenge real or not or whether or not he goes for two Oh bad time to run Technically a really good time to run, but you know what I everybody get up in a way and just let jared golf throw this in Anywhere anywhere jared anywhere jared. I ran commit jared Take your time jared take your time jared. Oh my oh you did get it Thank god You ever seen a man try so desperately to let his opponent score we have to stuff this we have to stuff this I figured it out There was one game rams seahawks 30 to 13 where I could get 30 and if I'd stopped in there Let him score again. I don't know how to finesse this Packers bears 38 to 20 jamar chase do your thing Oh, that might not be the best ball Oh my god You're kidding me. This is a historic day for jamar chase How many yards does he have if I go for one here? I go 31 to 8 packers bears was 38 20 So what I would need is I need him to score another touchdown But then I need to stuff it then he scores another touchdown and I stuff it again Assuming he goes for two both times. Oh, this is hard I got a roughing the pass or two so we can see the way There's no way you're show boating. Come on Okay, 14 31 if he goes for two I have to okay, so I just have to stuff this Okay, I'm gonna go with something that can defend the pass and the run I'm gonna go 4 3 over solid pinch the d-line and I'm gonna go on anthony walker Okay, hand off right side. Are you kidding me guys?  That's possible anymore because I couldn't stop him there That's a sketchy There's no way I can lose Dude, I'm so mad there was 31 21 I mean, I guess with like a safety something is possible Oh, I could give up a safety intentionally and give him two points I didn't think about that. I could give up two consecutive safeties and get him to 20 Oh, I have to stop him now now. I really gotta stop him. No, why didn't I think of that sooner? I have to stop him. I need the ball back Angle route throw it you love the angle No, but I need the touchdown first 16 to 31. It's possible five wide. I have only one time out left I've been doing some clock shenanigans losing clock here That's a zone Oh my god. Whoa his computer anthony walker just lurked me Definitely not if he catches that Now it's impossible. That was truly impossible.   I don't even want to talk about what that would be fantasy What 11 receptions five touchdowns is 41 plus 19 is 60.3 That would be 60.3 fantasy points And I don't even know if he had a two point conversion if he had two point conversions Then that would add into that 11 for 193 and five touchdowns for jamar chase. That is an absurd game So trade pipkins Taki Taki and Jalen Johnson are locked into the lineup four and oh is this a perfect season? I smell it just might be another perfect season boys. I need another ring after the sad season two loss. All right guys Hey, I love y'all. Thanks for watching as always see you in the next wheel of mud