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Pretty cool to hang out at the pool this time of year.

I was doing that over the weekend.

Very coolly lying there next to the pool and reading of year. I was doing that over the weekend. Very coolly lying there

next to the pool and reading Augustine's Confessions. Oh yes. That's great summer reading.

Who among us? It's not spent a summer afternoon reading that. I was aware at the time.

Like this is weird. It's different.

But I'm aware of it. And it's a good book. But he says something I thought it was really,

really interesting towards the beginning of it. And it's about how, like if you don't know God,

how do you cry out to him? Like, let's say you're somebody's listening to the show now.

You don't actually know God, but how do you, how do you cry out to him? Like, let's say you're somebody who's listening to the show now. You don't actually know God, but how do you do that?

I mean, when you have to know him first, and the conclusion he kind of comes to is,

God is so good, you can call out to him because even if you're, if you're not convinced he's there, you still can.

I mean, there's something about just acting on that. Maybe you're in your car or somewhere,

but you're like just, just actually, maybe you have to shut off the radio to do it. It's okay.

I mean, it's bigger than our, you know, people listening to the show or whatever. Like, but they actually call out to him, that act is really big with him, that humility.

He draws close to it.

He does, and even, it says that.

And so, so you don't have it all figured out.

You know what? Neither do why.

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