Farewell Talk

As is custom, I spoke in church several weeks before I left on the topic of obedience. However, because I was the last speaker, time had run out and I was only left with about three minutes to speak. I was asked later to give my entire talk to a youth sunday school class. This is a sound recording for those who missed it.


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