[music playing] [music playing] [knocking on door] Just a minute. [knocking on door] Mr. Nichols? This is the place. What in Sam Hill is going on? We're here to help you move. Is the furniture going? No, just the boxes. Wait, I didn't hire movers. Someone tweeted that
you needed help moving. I don't Twitter. [? yeah. ?] Be
careful with that. [soft music playing] Hey, are these yours? They were my wife's. Oh, I'm sorry. Put them in back. You sure you don't
need help unloading? I can handle it. God loves you, man. [tapping] [upbeat music playing] [clock ticking] [thud] [clock cuckooing] [music playing] [music sharpens] God, I need a miracle. [dull knocking] [knocking] Hold your horses. Hey, bro. Ay. Call me sir. [scoffs] Right, sir. I left a shoe box inside. In my place? It's my grandmother's place. I stayed here until it rented. Take this too. Oh, you can keep that stuff. I don't want it. It's not going to fit in my car. Because it's a little baby car. Oh, hey, jarhead. I was hoping I'd never get
to see you again, homie. Likewise. I got something you're
going to need for him. Grandma Rose, she called
this her blessing stick. Blessing stick? Yeah, she the blessed people
over the head who were trying to get in her house. Hey, take your box. Merry Christmas, homie. [music playing] It's not Christmas. [engine starts] [paper rustling] That figures. [thud] Any time, Jesus. Any time. Hey, this guy's
stealing your truck. What? What's going on? Eddie Nichols? Get out of my truck. It's not your
truck anymore, man. The medical bills shouldn't
be tied to the truck. Can't we just-- Eh. You have to talk
to the bank, OK? [engine starts] That sucks. In my home, young lady,
that was a swear word. [scoffs] Merry Christmas
to you too, Scrooge. It's not Christmas! [slam] [crickets chirping] [helicopter blades whirring] [distressed gasp] [muffled bickering] Here we go again. [inaudible] It's my fault again. The night shift, the day shift-- Yeah, OK. --the late shift. Oh, yeah. But I didn't do anything before. No, no, yeah, that's
what I've done my-- --six hours, and there's
dishes [inaudible].. What, is there a camera here? Do you even see what I'm-- [inaudible] the dishes. It doesn't make-- [knocking] Yeah? Just seeing if
everything is all right. He won't do the dishes. It's never about the dishes. Get away from the door. [music playing] What are you looking at? [music picks up] [ding] Your Jesus is missing. Excuse me? Your Jesus is gone. You can say that again. Your Jesus is gone. [music playing] I was just wondering
if I could-- No. You don't know what
I was going to ask. Uh, no. Is that your final answer? No. Who's in charge here? I see his name. What's your name? My name is No. [heartbeat] [muffled bickering] You don't-- you're not perfect. You don't do everything. --and then you come home,
and there's piles of laundry everywhere. OK, one day. What about last week? What did I do-- OK, just talk over me them. Yeah, fine, talk over me. What did I do last week? [marching drum beat] Do I even get a
"thank you," maybe? [inaudible] every
single day [inaudible].. Whatever! [grunts] Your parents know where you are? Ramos is not my father. Does he hurt you? No, I'm a ghost to him. You're not a ghost. You are if nobody sees you. I see you. I knight thee a real, live kid. What is that? It's a blessing stick. I was going to give
Ramos a blessing. He doesn't deserve a blessing. Sometimes hurt
people hurt people. Who said that? I saw it on a bumper sticker. Rose used to light these up. They don't work anymore. I wish everyday was Christmas. Why is that? Christmas is about getting
presents, and people are nicer. Hope, get in here! Can I tell you something? Sure. That stuff you're in
smells really bad. No. Just this little
spot, for a garden. No. [hiccups] [hiccups] Go plant the garden
in the field out back. That land is toxic. Nothing will ever grow there. I'm going to take
that as a "yes." [music - "wayfaring stranger"] (SINGING) I am a poor
wayfaring stranger, while I'm traveling
through this world of woe. But there's no sickness, toil,
or danger in that bright world to which I go. I'm going there
to see my Father. I'm going there no more to roam. I'm only going over Jordan. I'm only going over home. I know dark clouds
will gather round me. I know my way is
rough and steep. Yet beauteous fields
lie just before me where God's redeemed
their vigils keep. I'm going there
to see my mother. She's said she'd
meet me when I come. I'm only going over Jordan. I'm only going over home. [thump] [tools rattling] [music playing] [bike clattering] [bird chirping] [bird chirping] [lawnmower creaking and cutting] [music playing] [STROLLER SQUEAKING AND
CLATTERING] What's this place? It's where you hold your horses. Does your mother
know where you are? She's old school. She just says go play. [STROLLER SQUEAKING AND
CLATTERING] What are you doing? Planting a garden. Why? Something to do. Looks like work. People not willing to
work shouldn't eat. Says who? The Bible says that. Want to see something weird? Always. Of all the places in
this field, the best soil is under this dead tree. Nothing that's died has
ever come back to life. That's not true. My daddy died, and
he's never coming back. I'm sorry. Mom says people
shouldn't say sorry when you find out someone's died. You should ask what
were they like. OK. What was he like, your dad? He was good. Kind of silly. What was she like, your wife? How do you know I lost my wife? No one moves into
my neighborhood because they just
started living. She was kind of silly,
probably like your dad. She liked rock and
roll and sushi. Gross! [laughs] Come on, kid. Give me a hand. What was your wife's name? Olivia, and she loved to work. Did she work at a donut shop? She was a horticulturist. A horti-whatter-what? She was a plant expert. She taught me everything
I know about gardening. What did you teach her? I taught her what I
thought I knew about faith. You a preacher? No, just a guy who's
read the Bible a lot. My mom has a Bible. She stopped reading
it after my dad died. Bible's got great stories in it. Comics. Great stories. They're not true stories. I used to tell Bible stories
while working in our garden. Say, what's your name? Hope. What's yours? When I was a school teacher,
they called me Mr. Nichols. Are you gonna tell Bible stories
while you plant this garden? No. There is no one left
to tell them to. [dog barking] (SINGING) This old
man, he played one. He played knick
knack on my thumb. With a knick knack paddy
whack, give a dog a bone, this old man came rolling home. [crickets chirping] (SINGING) Hold on, hold on. Keep your hand on the plow. Hold on. [MUSIC - "KEEP YOUR HAND ON THE
PLOW"] (SINGING) Heard the voice
of Jesus say come to Me. I am the way. Keep your hand on the plow. Hold on. When the way gets
dark as night, I know the Lord will be my light. Keep your hand on the plow. Hold on. Hold on, hold on! Keep your hand on the plow. Hold on. Talk about me as
much as you please. The more you talk,
gonna stay on my knees. [sigh] Keep your hand on the plow. That was the longest
20 yards of my life. (SINGING) Then I'm
gonna sing and shout. My sciatica is killing me. (SINGING) Keep your
hand on the plow. Hold on. Hold on! I don't even remember
how I got here. (SINGING) Hold on! Keep your hand on the plow. Hold on. Hold on! Hold on! Keep your hand on the plow. Hold on. Until then, I'm
gonna sing and shout. Be nobody there to put me out. Keep your hand on the plow. Hold on. [bike bell chiming] [airplane in the background] What did you find? Looks like a plug. It's a tree know. Some part of the tree
once grew out of there. Trees are the first
thing that God planted in the Garden of Eden. Eden? It's the first
story in the Bible. [music playing] In the beginning,
there was nothing. Nothing? Nothing. No earth, no sky, no
sea, plants, no animals, and no people. I didn't know that. God spoke in the darkness,
"Let there be light." And just like that,
there was light. Like a light switch. Like a light switch God
saw the light was good, so He split the light from
the dark and called it a day. The next morning,
God looked around and thought the Earth
needs to be more organized. So He put all the water in
one place and all the dry land in another. When He finished that,
He made plants and trees, like the ones that cover
the Rocky Mountains. [music playing] Come on. All sorts of trees and
grasses began to grow. Then God made the sun to
light the sky during the day. He hung the moon and stars
to sparkle the night. He stepped back to
look at His work and said "This is good stuff." Good stuff. The next day, God filled
the waters with life-- millions of fish
swimming in the ocean. He made birds and sent them
soaring through the air. "Excellent. This is good," He said. Come on. Then God let the
Earth bring forth living creatures,
creeping things, and beasts of the Earth. Dinosaurs? Everything, from ants to zebras,
lions and tigers and bears. Oh boy. [laughter] But God felt
something was missing. What was missing? Man. What about woman? God spoke again. "Let Us make man in Our
image, and let him rule over the fish in the sea,
the birds in the air, and the creatures on land." And it happened just like that. He created the very first man. From what? Life will grow from the soil
of the Earth if it is loved. God made man from dirt. What did God make kids from? Candy, of course. [laughter] Do you have kids? I have a daughter. She's all grown up and married. She's mad at me. How come? She doesn't like the choices
I made for her mom at the end. Well, just go tell
her you're sorry. It's not that easy. When I get in trouble, my
mom sends me to my room. But when I go say I'm
sorry, she lets me out. Wait. I bet my mom's looking
for me right now. What about woman? Tomorrow. Hope, where are you? Excuse me. Have you seen my kid? [farting] I'll take that as a no. Careful. You'll blow yourself up. [music playing] [laughs] OK. OK. That was fun, Shawna. [CHILDREN'S VOICES IN THE
BACKGROUND] I win. I dare you. I dare you. [CHILDREN'S VOICES IN THE
BACKGROUND] [music playing] [bell ringing] Hey, I think we got
off on the wrong foot. Is that supposed to be
some kind of lame joke? No, not at all. IED? It wasn't an IOU the
government gave me. All right, then. Oorah. Marines? Vietnam, '68 to '71. Infantry? Chaplain. [laughter] [train horn] You're not some kind
of weirdo, are you? I'm a retired grade
school teacher. What's with the garden? It's a healing garden. My wife planted one
while she was sick. It didn't work. I'm sorry. Well, not sure I want you
filling my kid's head wtih stories about men
being made from dirt, because that's the only
thing the Bible got right. War is a dirty thing. A man can't wash
it off on his own. [crickets chirping] [owl hooting] (ON RADIO) Well, Jim, you
know what they say here in Colorado-- if you
don't like the weather, just wait 10 minutes. But I wouldn't hold
you up on that, because summer is holding strong
across the Denver metro area. In fact, Commerce City tied the
record high afternoon Thursday of 96 degrees,
first set in 1990. Is God making girls today? He makes a woman
for the lonely man. Cookies for breakfast? At this point, why not? [music playing] [hiccup] [hiccup] Didn't we pull those already? I got 'em. [music playing] God placed the man He had
made in a perfect garden and told him to take care of it. No one took care of this tree. Only the spirit of God could
bring this tree to life. I think I left my
spirit at home. Your body's barely here, Norm. [hiccup] In the middle of the garden,
God planted two special trees. One was called the tree
of life, and the other was called the tree of
knowledge of good and evil. That sounds like a scary movie. Evil can feel like
a scary movie. So God told Adam-- that was the man's name-- he could eat the fruit from
every tree in the garden except from the tree of
knowledge of good and evil. "If you eat from this tree,"
God said, "you will die." Why would God grow a
tree you can't eat from? He wanted people
to have a choice. Without free will, we would
just be under God's control. Like a robot. Yeah, like a robot. What's that fool doing now? OK. Ready to hear about the woman? I've been waiting forever. Adam was lonely and
needed a helper. So God made Adam fall
into a deep sleep, took a rib from him, and made
the very first woman from it. My mom is made of way
more than just a rib. Women were made as a source
of strength and reinforcement. All women are more
than just a rib. The man Adam named his wife
Eve because she would become the mother of all that live. But one day Eve was
walking in the garden, and a snake spoke to her. A talking snake? That's just weird. If it's weird and in the
Bible, it's probably important. So the snake says
"Did God really say you can't eat the fruit
from the tree of knowledge of good and evil?" What did she say? She said "We can eat from
any tree in the garden, but not that one. God said if we do, we'll die." Get back, you snake! So the snake says
"You won't die. God knows that if you eat
the fruit from that tree you will become wise as a
god, knowing good and evil." What do you think Eve did? She ate from the tree. Why do you think she did that? Because you just can't help it. That's right. She ate the fruit and then
handed it to her husband Adam. He was there? He was standing right
there, doing nothing. He ate the fruit too. Then they both saw for the first
time that they had no clothes. They must have freaked out. They did. They felt ashamed. They ran off and picked
leaves from a fig tree to cover themselves. And that was the first sin. From then on, life
became very hard. Eve totally blew it. No, they both blew it. They should have both been
looking after each other. [birds chirping] [slow drum roll] Stay here. [slow drum roll] What are you doing? What does it look like, chappie? Call me sir. I'll put it in the
corner over there. No, we're planting
a garden here. What kind of garden do you think
you're gonna grow in this dump? The kind I grew in Vietnam. Oh, I don't like vegetables. It was a flower garden. I don't like flowers. Take your garbage
out of this field. [music playing] Are you crazy, old man? Give me my leg back! This is better than
fake news on TV. Yeah. I just had an IV just yesterday. You don't know what
I've been through! I know exactly what
you've been through. Those flowers were to lay on
the body bags of dead Marines. Dead Marines! [music playing] Have a good day, Marine. [engine revving] [applause] That was awesome. Yeah? Well, he had it coming. What's the next story? Tomorrow I'll tell you how God
wiped out humanity with water. [music playing] Hey, let me ask you something. No. Come on! Everybody here has an
ache, a pain, or a problem. They all bring them to me. Listen. I heard you're a chaplain. I was. I'm not getting
any younger, and I want to make sure I'm right
with the Big Guy upstairs. The Big Guy? Yeah. You know, God. Jesus and the Spirit thing. Do you believe that God sent
His one and only Son to Earth to pay for your sins
and died on a cross and was resurrected
from the dead? Yeah, sure. OK. Fine. You're good. Oh, really?
Am I? Listen, uh-- Carl. Listen, Carl. Only you and Christ know
what's in your heart. And if all that's
in your heart is no, you better find yes
before it's too late. [music playing] [laughter] Why did God wipe out people? Because they forgot about
Him and how He loved them. Except for one man. His name was Noah. Oh, I know this story. You do? I once got a Noah's
Ark toy for Christmas. That's why I love Christmas-- you get presents. Christmas isn't about getting. Yes it is. No it's not. We'll have to skip to the
Christmas story after this one so you'll know the truth. You're the storyteller. So God was very sad that
people stopped loving Him and that they were
cruel to each other. [spray] [laughter] Come on, kid. Let's get out of the heat. [music playing] Thank you. Here you go. Have a seat. [hiccup] [groan] [hiccup] [sigh] [hiccup] God said to Noah, "I'm going to
bring rain to flood the earth. Build a huge boat
from wood, an ark." Noah did exactly what God asked. He entered the boat with
his wife, their sons, and their wives. Then all the animals came. Except for the unicorns. There's no such
thing as unicorns. Because they didn't
make it to the Ark. I'm kidding. Unicorns aren't real. It rained and poured for
40 days and 40 nights, flooding the earth and washing
away all living things. After a long time,
the Ark finally rested on the side
of a mountain. Noah's family and all the
animals came off the boat and spread out all
over the world. I hope it never floods
like that ever again. It won't. How do you know that? The rainbow in the sky. It was God's promise to us that
He would never do that again. [laughter] Yeah! [cheering] That's a great story. Ohoh! It is. But Christmas is the
greatest story ever told. I'm ready. Tomorrow while we
plant seeds, I'll tell you the story
of the miracle. But first I've
got a job for you. No. Eddie told me you'd say that. [laughter] Then he sent you? Yep. [laughter] All right, kid. What do you need? [airplane in the background] You do know it's not Christmas. Maybe every day
should be Christmas. People would be
nicer to each other. Can I ask you something? The other day, what did you
mean it's not about the dishes? You live with a woman
who's had it rough. She has a child
that needs a father. If you want a peaceful home, you
need to be a spiritual warrior. Thought a lot about God
when I was over there. It seemed more real then. Death makes God real
for some people. For others, it can lead them
to questioning their faith. What was your wife like? She was awesome. Good day, chaplain. Hey, I was baptized
when I was a baby. Does that stick, or do
I need to do that again? Just do the dishes. [music playing] Excuse me, sir. What's your problem? Go with it. My back hurts, I have to
go to the bathroom a lot, my nose hairs keep going,
and Hollywood's canceled the only comedy TV show
starring a conservative. I can live with all that, but
my spirit is just failing. Thank you. Thanks for
brightening up my day. You're welcome. Tell us your problem, and
we're going to try and fix it. [hiccup] [hiccup] What's your problem? What about my blood pressure? She wants to know what's wrong. I'm old. Flatulence. [laughter] What are you two doing? [music playing] [groan] Why are you sending my kid
around the neighborhood to bother people
about what aches them? These people don't want
to talk about their pain. I know. I see it every day. And stop with the
supernatural Bible stories that get her asking
questions about whether or not her father
can come back from the dead. Where do you think you're going? I'm going to go get dish soap. Mend your own family. [car ignition] All right. Cathy has had the
hiccups since 1984. I'm not so sure I believe that. Grumpy's back-- Mhm. --his nose hair, and Hollywood
canceled his favorite comedy show. Yep. And Stanley can't hear. Mhm. Are you going to tell me
what this was all about? Gonna plant a seed in the garden
for everyone and pray for them. Well, I want to be on the list. My knees hurt. OK. Go for it. Where's he going? Lord, bless this
soil and this seed I offer to You in the name
of my daughter Jeannie. Heal her heart. She's my favorite
person in the world. In the name of Christ, Amen. [music playing] You should have a helmet on. You sound like your mother. How you doing, honey? OK, I guess. Teaching kids keeps me busy. But you know that. Kids can fill up a lot
of space in one's mind. What's with the bike? The bank took my truck. You'd still have your
truck if you'd let mom stay in the hospital longer. That's not what she wanted. She was sick, Dad. She wasn't thinking right. She had cancer,
Jeannie, not dementia. She didn't want to
die in a hospital. She died as she wanted, sitting
in that old chair looking out over her garden. She could have lived longer. Longer? For who?
For us? It's our job to let
them go as they wish. Oh, is that what you've done? Or is she still sitting
on a shelf somewhere? I'm working on it. I'm sorry, Dad. It's just-- No, I'm sorry. I could have been
a better father. You're a good dad. I just hurt so bad. You have to know
Mom is with Jesus. I just don't see God working
in my life right now. It's time to let go. That may take a miracle. Maybe the miracle happens after. You're not riding
home without a helmet. So that's your garden, huh? It's just dirt right
now How's Alan? He's good. Working hard. He likes you. That's a start. I like you most of the time. I'm going to post a picture of
your garden to the internet. The internet is witchcraft. The internet is whatever
you point it at. I always point it
at something good-- like getting young Christians
to help an old man move. See you around, Dad. [music playing] Oh hey, Santa. [birds chirping] Question. Sure. Yeah, I can do that. Thanks, chaplain. Oh, look at it now. [music playing] You ready? Are you? Now I am. [music playing] [music - "amazing grace"] I baptize you in the name of the
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Buried in the
likeness of His death and raised in the likeness
of His Resurrection to be a new man. I brought the people
for the Christmas story. Did you bring the list? Stanley's hearing is bad. Cathy has the hiccups. Wow. Since 1984. Why are we doing this? And what's this got to do
with the Christmas story? We're doing this to
plant the Word of God in people who need it. The Word? The Word was with God
and the Word was God. Just follow along. A long time ago,
God planted the Word in a young woman named Mary. She had a man that then
married her named Joseph. She told him that an
angel came to visit her and said she would give
birth to the Son of God. It was hard for him
to believe at first, until an angel came to
him and told him so. So Joseph committed himself
to Mary as her husband. Norm's spirit is failing. Oh, he can't have that. So when it came time
for Mary to give birth, it happened to fall
at the same time that the government
wanted people to be counted by
where they lived. Mary and Joseph had to travel
to Bethlehem to be counted. It was a long hard trip. And when they reached the
town, all the hotels were full. There was nowhere
for them to stay. Why didn't someone help them? Well, someone finally did. Some people felt bad for
them and offered them a barn to stay in. The Son of God was
born in a barn? [laughs] Yep. But Mary and Joseph
were very thankful that they had a place to stay. [birds chirping] It's for my mom. You are a good person. That night, shepherds visited
the baby, and later a star guided three wise men from
the East to see the baby Jesus, the King of kings, the
One who would save the world. Why did the world
need to be saved? Because of the first sin, hello. The fruit that Eve ate with
Adam standing right there. Hello. Exactly. That baby would grow up to
be Jesus Christ, the greatest Teacher of love and the
Savior to the lost and broken. This is from Carl. He has a bad knee. Dear God, say yes
to Carl's knee. Some people rejected Jesus, so
they hung Him on a dead tree until He died. However, before He died,
He told His followers He would rise three days later. And he did. He's the only man who's
ever beaten death. That's right. But he's a man that can
guide you through this life. Are you ever going to
tell me why Christmas isn't about getting presents? The reason we give
gifts at Christmas comes from the story
of the wise men-- Oh, good. Another story. --who traveled a
long hard journey in order to present Christ
with gifts to honor him. Giving gifts is
a symbol of love. During Christmas, it remind
us of the gift of Christ and our need to give that
gift of love to others. That's why Christmas
should be every day. Yes. People should behave like every
day is Christmas, including me. Baby Jesus is still missing. No, it's not. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas to you! I wish we had power
to light it up. What now? We pray for the healing garden. Here. How do you pray? Jesus told us how to pray. Open it to the red tag. Read the part
highlighted in red. "Our Father, who art
in heaven, hallowed? --be thy name, thy
kingdom come, thy will be done on earth
as it is in heaven. Give us this day
our daily bread, and forgive us our
trespasses as we forgive those who trespass
against us, and lead us not into temptation, but
deliver us from evil." Amen What does it mean? It means, show me, God,
how to want what you want. [music playing] What are these two doing now? Come on, honey!
It's dinner! Hi, Eddie. Ho, ho, ho! Very funny. [chirping] Morning, Eddie! Good morning! Yes! Holy-moly! [music playing] It's a Christmas miracle. And it's not even Christmas. It is now. It's a miracle! Come see a miracle! Merry Christmas, everyone! Merry Christmas! Come to the field and see
it's a Christmas miracle! Merry Christmas, everyone! Merry Christmas! Come to the field and see
it's a Christmas miracle! Merry Christmas, everyone! Merry Christmas! Come to the field and see
it's a Christmas miracle! Come to the field and see
it's a Christmas miracle! Merry Christmas, everyone! Merry Christmas! Hey! People on the
internet are trying to get my TV show back on. And I think my nose hairs
have stopped growing. Great! I'm happy for you. [sneezes] I got nothing. They're real! How did you do that? It's an act of God. He still works. But you know that. I owe you an apology. For what? I never asked you what
your wife was like. You're looking at her. You didn't those
Marines right, sir. Ouch. Did you tell him? Did you tell him? Tell me what? I'm going to get
her a proper ring. I'm proud of you. Yeah! You better! [groans] OK. OK. [chuckles] Yes. Yes! Yes! Let's have Christmas dinner! [sizzling] You must have run across
the entire state of Colorado yelling Merry Christmas to
get all these people here. It was on the internet. You shouldn't be
on the internet. [chuckling] It wasn't me. It was her. You did a great thing
for these people, dad. I did it to let your mom go. Let's eat! We should pray first. [music playing] Just be honest. Say what's in your heart. God, thank you for making
those seeds grow into flowers so today can feel special. Thank you for Baby Jesus. I know Christmas isn't
about getting presents, but I see someone
brought chocolate cake-- [laughing] --so that's kind
of like a present. So thank you for that, too. But most of all, God, show
us how to want what you want. Amen. Amen. [interposing voices] [music playing] [chuckles] No, no, no. Nobody wants to hear me sing. Yes, we do! I don't know what to sing. OK. But I only know
one Christmas song. It's not Christmas. Yes, it is! (SINGING) Deck the
hall with boughs of holly, fala lala la lala la. 'Tis the season to be jolly
fala lala la lala la la. Don we know our gay apparel,
fala la lala la la la la. Troll the ancient Yuletide
carol, fala lala la lala la la. I want you to have this. There are so many important
stories in this book that you need to learn. Thank you. It's the road map
to a better life. It's been proven to work. Read it every day. That way, I'll see you again. What do you mean? Kid, it's time for
me to meet the Jesus I bumped into long ago. I'm going to get help! No. I want to be with my wife. [inaudible] but-- It's OK. It's all right. Of course. The knot. What? The knot in the tree. What about it? Plug the chord into it. [music playing] [MUSIC - FLATIRONS MUSIC, "ALL
THINGS NEW"] [vocalizing] (SINGING) I'm singing your
praises with all of creation, declaring the works
of your hands. My voice, it is
straining as my heart is longing to join in
the song of the lamb. You make all things new. I'm running towards you,
I'm walking beside you, your presence is always with me. Though darkness surrounds
me, your glory is shining. I was blind but now I can see. Oh. You make all things new. Jesus, the king of my salvation. You are my end and my beginning. Your plans are good,
your promises are true. Oh, you make all things new. Jesus, the king of my salvation. You are my end and my beginning. Your plans are good,
your promises are true. Oh, you make all things new. [vocalizing] Though burdens and broken-- I can't wait for the sequel! No. (SINGING) Creation is
groaning but your voice is growing so loud now, my
heart beats with hope. Oh, you make all things new. Yeah! Jesus, the king of my salvation. You are my end and my beginning. Your plans are good,
your promises are true. Oh, you make all things new. Jesus, the king of my salvation. You are the end
and my beginning. Your plans are good,
your promises are true. Oh, you make all things--
