Thanks for tuning in, it's an honor to be with you.

As we study God's Word together, may our time uplift and encourage you.

If you could use some hope, I pray you find it here today.

Today on the podcast, we're exploring the profound death of God's love.

My prayer for you is you listen Echo's Paul in Ephesians chapter 3.

And may you have the power to understand how wide, how long, how high, and how deep his

love is.

May you experience the love of Christ, though it is too great to understand fully.

Then you will be made complete with all the fullness of life and power that comes from

God.

The Pinferatus wants to go deep, deeper than any person, you and I are satisfied to go

10 feet, 20 feet deep.

Certain risk takers are willing to go 40, maybe even 50 feet deep, not the Pinferatus.

He has gone as far as 531 feet beneath the surface of the ocean.

And only with flippers, a wetsuit, deep resolve, and one breath of air.

No air tank, just a lungful or two.

To prepare himself for these descents, some of which take up to three and a half minutes,

he spends several minutes pumping air in and out of his lungs.

Those bystanders say it sounds like a bicycle pump until he has both lungs filled to remarkable

capacity of 8.2 liters of air, twice the capacity of the normal human being.

And then once he has all he can take, he wraps his legs around an aluminum sled which

lowers him down as far as he dare go until he sets even another record.

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