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Hello, friends, Greg Kokel here.

It's Dan to Reason, and so glad that you join me today.

I'm doing an open mic show, which means we're taking questions that you call in at a different time.

And this is great for a lot of people who can't wait on the phone during regular broadcast hours and wait for me to get to them finally.

So we've made an arrangement so that you can call. podcast hours and wait for me to get to them finally.

So we've made an arrangement so that you can call your questions in. And all you have to do for an open my call is go to sDR.org.

That's our website.

And under the podcast area, choose live broadcast.

And then there's a prompt that says submit an open mic question. And then you can go and voice your question, try to keep it

reasonably short, so that, you know, I can get to it and then we'll respond.

I really love this as an opportunity to field questions from a lot of folk who just simply

aren't able to stay on the line or call me during the time we have the live show.

So that's great.

The liability, of course, I can't interact with you, which is always nice for a live call that we have on our regular program hours where we're taking those calls because people know when we're on.

And that would be characteristically Tuesdays from 4 until 6 Pacific time.

So this is open my calls, though. and so I'm going to jump in right now with,

we got a call here from Lori, and she's going to be asking about the beloved disciple.

Lori, what's on your mind? Hi, my name is Lori. I'm wondering, I've been

binge listening to your podcast and I've really enjoyed it, but I'm wondering why,

third time through the Bible now, why does John always talk about himself as the beloved and the

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