Oh Lord, you have been our dwelling place throughout all generations.

Before the mountains were born, are you brought forth the whole world from everlasting to everlasting

you are gone.

A thousand years in your sight are like a day that has just gone by, are like a watch

in the night.

Not just to number our days that we may gain a heart of wisdom.

That Psalm 90, welcome back to the Well-It-Heart Podcast, friends, John Eldridge and Bart Hansen

in the studio here for a couple of weeks of conversation.

Thinking about the stages of our life, thinking about how we number our days, how we assess

the meaning of our life.

Okay, so I am addicted to a couple of shows.

I'm not a big TV watcher, but I do love hunting shows and I love British soccer.

Right.

Okay, so I'm watching a hunting show.

Watching Stephen Rinella's meat eater, they just released a second part of their new season

and there's a turkey hunt that he's in South Carolina on this turkey hunt with an older

gentleman who is a wildlife biologist and he is a remarkable man to watch in the woods.

So here you've got Rinella, he's the star of the show, he's the hot shot, he's been all

over the world, he knows all kinds of things, I didn't care about him.

I was mesmerized by this older gentleman who knew the woods, who knew turkey calling,

who just had a way about him.

I thought, if I want time with one of these two guys, I'm picking the sage, I'm picking

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