OK, we've got some e-mail here.

You ready for this?

Two minutes they just gave me.

Maybe I can take one email.

TERRY MEEUWSEN: This is Diana who says,

oh this is a good one.

Can you explain the electoral vote?

Many of us wonder what's the use of voting

when this electoral vote seems to supersede.

It really doesn't.

I mean, technically it does.

I mean the states are all given so many votes

in the electoral college and theoretically, they

select electors who go together and make the vote.

But right now, the electors follow the vote

of the general population.

If any of them decided to go on a venture,

I think they'd be lynched.

So don't worry about it.

They have to do or they have always

done what the people said.

So your vote counts.

All right.

OK, this is Christina who says, Hi Pat, I've

stepped away from the church.

I came back in February then left

because I felt uncomfortable, like I was being judged.

How do you find the perfect church?

I believe in God.

Want my faith to be stronger, but I

feel like I always get judged by the people

of the church either way.

I do deal with anxiety and depression.

I don't want this to get in the way of my faith.

Somebody said, if you lived with a perfect church

and you join you just ruined the perfection.

There is no perfect church.

The church is the one that's going to be among the redeemed

when the Lord comes back.

But focus on the Lord.

Focus with Jesus.

And then reach out to people that you love.

People who believe in the Bible and have fellowship.

And there's no such thing as a perfect church short of heaven

itself.

We leave you with today's power minute from Psalm 30.

O Lord my God, I cried out to you, and you healed me.