Hey friends, welcome back to another mini-sode. What did you think of the episode with Craig DeHutt from Appian Media? Have you had a chance to check out Appian Media's content on YouTube? I've been listening to it and it is amazing the cinematography, the places they've gone, the depth that they've gone to to share the Bible. You can feel the love for Jesus and you can see the rich culture. It's really cool. Seriously, if you have not looked at their content yet, go to Appian Media on YouTube and check them out. It's free, why not?

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If you are a homeschooling parent and you have checked out Appian Media, message me and let me know Do your kids love it? Do you love it? What do they love the most about it? I'm very curious to know, because I don't homeschool my kids, but I may be homeschooling my youngest when he's older, so it would be good to know how this could work into a curriculum or just be used to you know further their idea of the gospel. Yeah, write in. Let me know how it's going for you if you are using this content as part of your curriculum.

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All right, this is going to be a really short mini-show today, because all I want to do is ask you where you would love to travel. If you could travel to one biblical time in all of the Bible, where would you want to go? For me, like I mentioned in the episode, I would really love to find out where Noah's Ark landed. But the thing that really has intrigued me so much, I would love to go visit the Garden of Eden. Just see how it all began, the beauty of it, the perfectness of it, see how Adam and Eve got along with spiders without wanting to kill them, it just. I would love to find that garden, see the angels guarding it, like the Bible says. I'm very sure that you can't do that, that the garden is probably gone, kaputs completely, but that would just be.

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Something I would love to do is visit the garden and see God in all his majesty there, because we see glimpses of his beauty through nature now, but we're a broken nature. Can you believe that we can still see and feel God's presence in nature? But can you imagine how much more tangible, how much more beautiful and awe-inspiring it is when it is perfect before the fall of man? That would be something to behold for sure. So write in, let me know where you would love to go from biblical times, why you would love to visit that. And yeah, I am curious to hear all your answers. I think they're going to be amazing and there's so many options, so if you can't pick just one, you can tell me a couple if you want. All right, everyone have a wonderful week. I am so excited to hear what you have to say about this week's mini-sode. God bless.