Hey everybody, I'm Matt, this is the 10 Minute Bible Hour Podcast, and a couple years ago

we were in Alabama with family visiting some friends down there, and there was a high

school production of Peter and the Wolf going on, which is fun. It's fun for kids because

each character gets their own instrument and their own theme, and we're used to that because

Star Wars each character has their own theme, but that idea is kind of drawn from stuff like

Peter and the Wolf, and Star Wars you get, ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba

That's your Jedi theme, and how lay I gets a theme, da da da da da, well really quickly my kids

are picking up on these themes in Peter and the Wolf, and they're really getting into it, and

what's the famous one from Peter and the Wolf that that that that I think that's right.

And so the play goes on and unfolds and the plot is not terribly dramatic. But my kids had a blast

and were so enamored with what they just seen that they really wanted to go and collect autographs

from the high school kids that put on this version of Peter and the Wolf. And so we were like,

well, let's go back there. I don't exactly know that you kids need autographs. But let's do it.

that was special and memorable and meaningful, even if I don't totally understand everything

about what you kids are feeling right now.

And so I remember Camilla went and navigated her way through everything to make sure that

the kids could go and interact with the cast members and make this thing happen.

Again, why exactly it's tough to quantify, but the kids who performed were really friendly

and it's this nice, warm, happy family memory for us.

I think in Matthew, chapter 19, we get a similar situation going on.

We've got a geographic move that is occurring where most of this story has happened way up

north in Galilee and even north of Galilee, centered around the Sea of Galilee and the

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