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- Well, you know, but,you've gotta check this out.

So, I started a group thatserves at a homeless shelter.

And this kid Trevor was like, he said,

it wasn't that important.

- For real?

- Yeah, can you believe this guy?

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- So, let me get this straight.

- Please do.

- This guy Trevor saidthat helping the homeless

wasn't important?

Like he used those exact words?

- Okay, well, not those exact words,

but he said that we should start a group

that visits the elderly.

- Oh, well, that's good too!

- More important than helping the poor?

I mean, come on!

- No, they're both equally important.

- I don't know.

- Think about it, everyonecares about something,

but not everyone cares aboutthe same thing the same amount.

- You're losing me.

- Okay, let's try this.

Everyone is passionate about something.

- Okay, you're finding me again.

- And when you'repassionate about something,

it's usually hard for you to understand

how someone else doesn'tcare about it like you do.

- Okay, that checks out.

I think that may be what's happening here.

- We all care about different things

because we all havedifferent roles to play

in the body of Christ.

- I heard my pastor say that before.

- Okay, what did you think about it?

- I didn't reallyunderstand it at the time.

- In First Corinthians,

it lays out how we are all different parts

of the body of Christ, andhave different roles to play.

- Oh, I never knew that.

- And no part can say, "Idon't need you!" to another.

Every part is differentand is equally important.

- Oh, so when I say that helping the poor

is more important thanhelping the elderly,

I'm doing this?

- Well, kind of.

- You know, now that I think about it,

I bet our passions arebased upon the things

you've experienced in our lives.

- What do you mean?

- Well, I probably care about the poor

because my family wentthrough a really hard time

a few years ago.

- Yeah, you're probably right.

- And, you know, nowthat I think about it,

Trevor said that his grandmahad to be sent to a home

because of her health.

- Really?

- Yeah, and he wasreally close to his Nana.

Oh man, now I feel bad.

- Well, now you understand.

Your perspective is different.

- Oh, and maybe another reasonwe have different passions

is to make sure that everything gets done.

- And that way, insteadof stressing yourself out

about something that you're not good at,

you can work together withsomeone who is good at it.

- Okay, so maybe one dayTrevor heads up a group

that visits the seniorhomes, and on another day,

I head up a group that feeds the homeless.

- Team work makes the dream work.

- And many hands make light work.

- And body parts make the body work.

- His Word is forever alive.

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- Are you sure?- My stomach

is making it's own renditionof whale sounds tonight.

Wonder how many we'll catch?

I'm not gonna mention them, and be like,

guys, did you hear that?

- [Woman] So when youstart looking at each other

- (laugh)

- [Woman] Remember youhad just said, okay,

you're finding me again.

- It's usually hard foryou to understand how

(growl)

are you okay?

- Did you guys hear that?

- [Woman] What I'm passionateabout here, just like, yeah.

- It's like (inaudible) in the whales.

It's like, voom.

- No, I kind of, right here (laugh)

- Have you heard any of those noises,

like a (makes a growling noise)

And you have the front row seat!

Nothing brings you closer than this,

I mean, goodness gracious.