Hello, my friends. It's Matt. This is the 10-minute Bible Hour podcast, and I am having a lovely day.

I hope you are as well.

My day has been lovely because my family, everybody, took the day off, and we all worked on the garage.

Those of you who have garages, you probably understand what I'm talking about.

The garage is like the

giant procrastination dumpster, where you just hurl all the things that you probably should

worry about at some point. But not today, because if you throw something in the garage, it doesn't

count against you morally. It's just out there for now in, you know, the abyss.

And eventually the abyss becomes such that you can't walk through it or do projects

because you can't get to your tools anymore.

It was getting bad.

We had a lopsided garage fridge out there for those of you who live in other countries.

I know that's a very strange concept.

But in America, we have something called garage fridges, and it's just exactly what it sounds like. It's a fridge that goes in the garage. It's usually your old fridge. You don't buy a garage fridge. Settle down. It's the old one when you retire it, and it's still kind of cools things. You put it out there. Well, mine was all like wonky on sort of like

a slope. And then it was running hard because I think the Frion was all dripping to one side.

So I leveled the fridge, not like leveled it like a level a city in ancient warfare. I mean,

like I level it out with a level and everything. And now it sounds great. And my capri suns are

ice cold. I bought a bunch of receptacles and containers

and i put things that were similar together in the containers and put labels on them i loaded an

entire truckload of stuff and took it to the dump i'm on cloud nine it's amazing and I said, I hope your day is a fraction as awesome as my day is. Oh, here's something else that made my day awesome. A bunch you signed up to support the podcast in the last week. That is cool of you. You want to know something I worry about all the time? I'm like, huh, this is like my favorite thing I've ever done in my entire life. I love doing this daily podcast thing. I've gotten to know a lot of the people listen to it and I just like that this is a part of what I do. And every time we wrap up a season, I'm like, I wonder if people will want another season. I hope they do because I want to do another season. and then another one after that and maybe the whole

Bible someday. I don't know. I probably got to work on my pacing a little bit if we're going to get

that done. And so there's just always this bit of trepidation, if I'm to be honest, about the transition

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