Welcome to another episode of 30 Minutes in the New Testament.

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Maybe you were wondering,

I think I want to have a family,

but how will I do it?

Well, Scott's going to tell you. We got it for you.

Actually, I think this book is good. Maybe even like like, you've got a young family and you're like, I'm not sure what I'm doing here. You know, hey, I love my kids to be Christians. How am I going to do that? You know, a good book for that kind of thing. And, you know, it's a good book for, I think, a good book for Father's Day. Yeah you know it's a good book for i think a good book for father's day

yeah it is also i think a good book for uh young men particularly graduating high school

this would be a good book for them to read as they are uh you know maybe nearing that stage of life

where they're going to be thinking about uh going into that next stage, which might involve wives and kids and that kind of stuff.

I can vouch for this, Dan.

I'm reading the audio book for being family, and it's perfect for that audience.

Well, you know, I was talking to Scott, and he said that you were recording the audio book,

and then you told me that you said, you know, it's actually pretty good, which I thought was... I can't give him too. I have a compliment. It's a way to talk to your boss. That's pretty good. It's like, let's actually... It's decent. I'm surprised. I'm actually enjoying this. So, yeah, go pick that up, man. You'll pick that up. You can find all that stuff over at 15 and 17.

Guys, we are in Acts chapter 27.

Paul has been on trial and then on trial again,

and then, you know, getting asked questions by someone else.

And through all these trials, like we came to this conclusion at the end of 26 that, hey, really could have let this guy go if he hadn't done this little thing of appealing to Caesar.

Like, there's really nothing here.

But since he appealed to Caesar, guess what?

To Caesar, he goes. And that's kind of how we ended.

Is Paulson having to set sail for Rome, even though the people he was just appealing to

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