Parker (the fiery preacher) prefers to prognosticate from the words of the great Dr. Suess. (It is not that he discounts the scriptures, quite the oppoiste in fact, but he finds the tales of Suess very relatable.) "Do you like my hat" he calls out to his congregation, and they reply, "We do, we like your party hat." He relates the tale of the great Mr. Brown, "Mr. Brown spent his whole life emulating the sounds of inanimate objects and spiritually unenlightened things, and where did that get him? Nowhere, that is until he found the 'soft, soft whisper of the Butterfly.'" He closes with a challenge, "Follow the Lord, and he will make you his forever. Remeber,"there's the Yottle in my Bottle who I do not wish to keep, but the Zillow on my Pillow always helps me fall asleep."
