Seems like you can't throw a rock today without hitting somebody that's got a podcast and our rock that we just threw hit our friend Rob and his podcast audible God.

It's really cool stories about people hearing the voice of God or feeling that God was telling them to do something and how that

all played out. I have to tell you his story of why he started this

podcast is just as amazing as the people he talked to and you can check that out in

our podcast from the show today right after you get done listening to

audible God.

Today I'm gonna lick seven way too boosy brown paper envelopes and seal them. After sealing each

one I'll carefully lay a stamp on it. Then I'll slowly and methodically ruin the whole envelope by writing an address on it.

Let's be honest, my handwriting is less like predictable computer font and more like a handwritten card from a third grader.

No offense, third graders.

Anyway, today I'm sending a letter to each of the groomsmen who stood in my wedding

way back in 2012. But nobody writes me letters anymore

except for realtors, insurance agents, and other people who want my money.

So why am I doing this? Every year since 2015 I've written

a letter to my groomsman because on January 14th of that year I felt strongly like God wanted me to act on a small creative idea and

I happen to hear a story that night a story that reshaped how I look at small creative ideas.

Audible.

Audible.

Hi, my name is Rob Fisher.

You're listening to the first episode of my new podcast, Audible God.

With every new episode, you'll hear stories of ordinary people who claim they heard from God.

You'll hear from a guy who put a box of diapers on his head and

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