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of the 10-minute Bible hour podcast

It's a Bohon is set for soda Bohon is set for soda

of the 10-minute Bible hour podcast

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Hey my friends, it's Matt, this is the 10 minute Bible Hour podcast and I went to church

as a kid growing up and it was a pretty good experience.

I really rather enjoyed it. I didn't understand everything that was going on but it was a cool part

of our week and I got a little bored by the end of the sermons but I liked being there

and I remember being treated really well. I really liked the singing. I remember back

then we had hymnals. There wasn't any kind of projection or anything. That just wasn't

how you did it. You had books and you looked in the books and there would be at least four

different vocal parts that were written like in sheet music and people knew what to do with

that. It was wild and then all the dads would try and get down and get the real low notes and they

would always sing the little bonus lines like the little echoes and stuff in the blood, in the

blood of the lamb, of the lamb. I think all those dudes wanted to be the bass from the Oak Ridge

boys when I was a little boy. No, that's not true. All the dudes in my church growing up wanted

to be Keith Green. Have you heard of Keith Green? He's a Christian musician, a singer, a songwriter,

he's a pianist. He's kind of like an early Christian version of Ben Foltz, just very bold,

very straightforward lyrics that aren't real sing-songy. They're just direct like, whoa dang,

that's what you're thinking and a great pianist and he had the super curly hair. I don't know if

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