Welcome to what have you featuring Rachel Jankovic and Rebecca Merkel. This audio is brought to you by Canon Press.

Welcome back to what have you. I'm Rachel Jankovic. I'm Becca Merkel. And it's springtime and we're here two weeks in a row.

I was gonna say let's try to congratulate you.

Jank said yeah but this is twice guys. Yes. Victory is ours now. As long as we can say a sensible something.

We're doing so well already that I don't know. So guys guess what's happening really soon.

Really soon we're finishing the two-the-word Bible reading challenge for the year.

Oh yeah. And we'll be kicking off same page summer. Wait June first. We're so close.

We're almost done. We're almost done. How did I not notice that.

Well send the school year back. Send the school year. I mean I know we're almost done.

And so we are and then June first kicks off same page summer.

Which I just feel like as a time we should invite you all to jump in and join us with reading the New Testament.

Well I feel a little awkward that I didn't notice we were approaching the end.

If you think about it it just goes the academic year. I have been less because I've been doing it more on my phone right now.

I know I like it. I do it on my phone always.

Yeah well I don't prefer it but I have however since we're doing that I have less contact with the overall.

That's probably why I have less like noticing all that. Anyways the point the reason that I'm here right now to talk with you all about it is because you should join us.

And because of just thinking about the fact that reading the Bible continues to matter.

It doesn't it doesn't matter just one time.

You know it actually matters.

I will say that every year in apologetics and Britlit which I teach to the seniors at Logos.

In the first quarter of the year we read Francis Schaeffer.

We then live and we also read CS Lewis that had a strength and mere Christianity.

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