Hey everybody, I'm Matt. This is the 10 minute Bible Hour podcast. Yes, I am stretching.

It has been a long and adventurous some day, but part of the fun today, and when I get

in with work is that I'm going to go home and my little orange cat, Torment, is going

to come walking up like he doesn't care, but he does care because he always comes walking

up. He's going to rub his chin against my chin on both sides. He's going to sit in my

lap for a long time. He's going to flip over and he's going to stretch his little baby

paws out over his head. I'm going to scratch his little white vest spot right under his

chin. He's going to lean back. I just love this kitten. He's the one that was in a video

of year or two back, whatever, over on the YouTube channel. I think he's great. I remember

a while back, he got his first ever dose of snow. He's an adventure, some cat. He wants

to go do things and wants to be outside and we got a big snow and I opened the door

and he'd never seen snow before. He's like, let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go.

I'm like, okay, and I put him down and it took like four big bold Conor McGregor steps

out into the snow and then realized what was happening and all of a sudden he couldn't

get all four of his paws off the ground at once. He's like, ah, the courage is out of

me, dad. The courage is out of me. Come get me. Come get me. It's like, yeah, yeah, I'm

coming, buddy. As I sympathetically scooped him up and took him back inside. He's looking

over my shoulder that snow with this expression of horror and revulsion at this white substance

that had made him betray his otherwise normal state of bravery. And I feel like we get that

kind of a, the courage has gone out of you moment. You made a bold move, but that bold

move only lasted for a second until the reality of the situation sets in kind of thing

in Matthew chapter 14 after Peter does his practical confession of Christ. I know the

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