This is the Baymont Podcast with Marty Solomon. I'm his co-host Brent Billings.

Today we set the stage for session two of the podcast. We will review our journey through

Torah to bring everyone up to speed for what we will study next.

Man, new music. Mm-hmm. Hold on, ladies and gentlemen.

Welcome to session two. We're entering a new phase of biblical history.

And so we thought we should have some different music to set the right mood.

I'm excited. I don't even know if I can match the intensity of the music with this little violence.

Well, man, so good. All right.

session two. Welcome to session two. We do have a presentation by the way.

Might be helpful. It's not a lot on there. That little short discussion today more than likely, but we'll see where it

God takes us. We're just going to set some stuff up. So here's what you need to know. If you have happened to stumble across this podcast,

and this is where you're beginning, it's probably self evident by calling this session two. It eludes the fact that there was a session one.

But in fact, there is a session that we really recommend listening to first. If you were to start here, fresh without any experience in session one, you may wonder just what in the world we're talking about half the time.

And there's so much stuff, especially if you go back to session one, especially the introduction.

There's an introductory lesson that we have talks about East versus West.

Man, just such a good starting place for anything that we're doing here with Bima.

And then Genesis one through 11, like there's like eight or nine or so podcasts there that are just really critical.

You mentioned it in the capstone lesson of session one, Brent. If we don't start in the right place, if we don't have the bedrock, the foundation of what we're talking about, we're just missing a really big important piece.

So you want to go back and you want to find Bima podcast session one. It's about Torah. And you are currently listening to the Bima podcast session two, which is about profits and ratings. But you want to find the one on Torah. So it should be pretty easy to find.

So Marty, in the at the end of session one, you promised me that you were going to explain what sort of galvancy you'll be doing during the summer.

Yeah. So a big part of what I do, the president of impact campus ministries. I am a self-supported missionary.

As as every other campus minister that works for organization. And a lot of people are familiar with other campus ministry organizations, whether it's crew or intervarsity, young life navigators. There's a lot of other organizations out there.

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