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Can I plug something? Yeah, Sky now would like to plug something. Let's kind of a story and a plug. Sky would like to plug a story. So last night, friend from church, we had a bunch of people from church over our house.

One of them was Don Kerns and his wife and they volunteer down at the Angola prison in Louisiana. It's like one of the largest prisons in the country.

He told me a while ago that my with God daily devotional was he was passing along to some of the prisoners down in the Angola prison.

Problem is they don't have free email down there to get access to email. You have to pay for it. So he asked me permission and they are now running hard copies of my daily devotional down there and spreading them through the prison.

Yesterday he came over to my house and he gave me this envelope full of handwritten letters from inmates, including on death row, who are reading the with God daily devotional.

And so part of the reason that that has been able to get down there and have positive impact on people is because of the people who actually pay for it and subscribe to it.

So thank you if you have been a subscriber and you're welcome. Thank you.

Thank you, Christian. So it's just kind of really encouraging to hear some of those stories that you would never anticipate where this goes.

That's really neat.

Where this goes. Yeah. From Angola prison in where? Louisiana. Louisiana.

And I have to say I honestly feel like God has got is on a roll through those devotionals. I've been learning stuff recently that I have not been challenged to think about before.

And you know, it really is sets my day and thinking sort of along the godly way. So I really appreciate you doing it.

We're going through the book of Acts right now, one chapter a day in the devotional. So if you jump in, you can still get most of Acts before the end of July.

Fascinating. Good stuff. How many of the chapters, how many of the devotionals are about the church? Well, with fair number because it's Acts.

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