You're listening to Knowing Faith, a podcast of Training the Church.

This is Kyle Whirley, and I'm joined by my co-host say Jen Wilkin and J.T. English and on today's episode

we asked the question how do you read the Bible and this is a question that Jen Wilkin has written a lot about and talked a lot about and we're all passionate about together

So we have a lot of fun kind of catching up talking about mouth exercises. That's a thing on this episode, and just trying to provide some really

helpful practical tips for how you can read the Bible effectively and why you

shouldn't quit your Bible reading plan that you just started at the beginning of

this year. We hope you enjoy the discussion.

Okay JT you were talking about how your mouth feels a little bit tired, a little bit stuck.

You were saying that this morning you thought you should have done mouth exercise.

Do you ever feel like you wake up in the morning you're like, the rest of your body or

your brain is moving faster than your mouth and you need to like stretch.

Yeah, always on Tuesday.

Yeah, because that's what I gotta teach.

Don't you feel that way on Sunday on Sunday on Sunday.

Yeah, I feel like my mouth walks up about Sunday at 1030 a.m.

Right, right when I'm about to preach? It's like,

In all seriousness, do you guys ever, like before you teach or preach like, wow, wow,

yeah, stuff like that. No, okay. Okay. Whoa.

For the record that was Jain.

I am, I just, uh, I usually end up before, like, like, like, while I'm trying to get ready and can I get amped up for it I end up just singing

whatever song is in my head rocky usually no no no you were playing something when I got in here that didn't even sound like music to me.

Well, I'm not gonna say the name of the artist now because that would probably hurt their feelings.

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