Hello and welcome to the Sheeran's Truth Quadcast where we open our Bibles and talk about the beauty,

goodness and truth we find there. I'm your host Rachel Myers and I'm your other host, Amanda

Bible Williams. And today we are talking about the fourth week of our Lenton study. We're in the

book of Jeremiah. We're finally at the book of comfort and we're so excited to have our friend

Lisa Harper here with us today. Lisa needs no introduction. You already know and love her.

She's a Bible teacher. She is Missy's mama and she is just a dear friend and fellow Nash

Villian. So let's go. So Lisa you are joining us for our fourth week of Lent. Oh, I said you made

your fourth week. I was like, no, you haven't. You ought to join us for longer. Oh, we're veterans.

We're at least 15 episodes in. We're practically professionals. You are totally professionals.

But I mean, we have been like promising this to our readers. Like you're going to get here and you're

going to get the book of comfort and there's just like all sorts of messianic. I was going to say

delight. I need to settle down. Messy works. Delight works. Delight works. But there's just so much

good in this week and I'm so excited for our listeners to actually get to walk through the

scripture this week. We're covering I think 10 chapters. No, not quite 10. A lot. A lot. A lot.

And we're reaching the midway point, not just the book of Jeremiah, but the season of Lent.

And this reading plan, which is one of the longest that we do the guise and every year.

And it is intentionally along and enduring season. Right. And so to get halfway is the whole

meaning of this big deal. Right. Yes. What is a epistemology? Big word I always forget. But

means Lent, the lengthening of days. So it's good that this is long. It makes to me. It makes the

dessert so much sweeter. And you've got a long meal. So anyway, this is good. Yeah.

Lisa, while we're talking about Lent specifically,

will you talk to us about your experience? Like I didn't understand Lent as a child. It was new to

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