Hey, this is Phil Visher. Welcome back to the show. I am here with, um, what's your

name? Scott? Skye. Yeah. That's right. Akash.

Bola.

Jatani.

And Christian Taylor.

Hey, they're Phil.

Hi, how are you? Good.

We were going to have my mom on as a guest, but schedules wouldn't work. So she's going

to be on next week to talk about children's ministry and children's spirituality and,

uh, stuff because we talked about that last week a little bit, right?

So we're going to follow up. So just keep that in the back of your head. We're going

to bring it back next week. Our cartoon character is okay and VBS. Right. Right. Can

kids learn about God from cartoon characters? And should they? Or say talking vegetables,

mm-hmm. As if we conclude, no, then I've got a lot of explaining to do. Um, then you and

your mother may be on opposite ends of the spectrum again. Something big has happened

today. Uh, jelly telly.com. There's the bell. Just relaunched. Uh, the relaunch of jelly

telly as club jelly telly. Now go check it out jelly telly.com. It is a mini tiny Nickelodeon

for Christian families with, uh, now had, there's more than 150 hours of Christian video

content for kids there that you can go check out. It is now a subscription service, which

means you sign up and you get a few weeks for free to try it out. And then if you like

it, you pay the low, low price of 499 a month. Oh, that sounds worth it to me. It is low.

That's a low. What would you pay for this? What would you pay, sky? Wow. I would easily

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