What's up my friends, I'm Matt, this is the 10 minute Bible Hour podcast and if I sound

a little bit subdued today, it's because we got smoke rolling in from wildfires out here

and then apparently when you breathe whatever is in the air, it just goes right into your

lungs, I'm told, then then it can make your voice feel weird and raspy, which is how

my voice feels today.

If somebody came up to me and they were like, look, either you tell me what your favorite

video game was from the last 15 years or my friends and I are going to punch you in

the face repeatedly, I would choose the option where I tell them my favorite video game

and I would pick Skyrim, which is a really cool, open world beautifully put together role-playing

games, medieval feeling.

It's set in a fictitious land that looks a lot like Sweden or Norway, Viking culture

kind of territory.

That's really fun.

You travel all around this world and you five monsters and dragons and things.

You get swords and you pick up items and well, the pick up items part is really, really

important.

That's how you earn money, it's how you make and craft new things that you need to clear

the hurdles that are placed in front of you by the game.

So your inventory in this game is really, really important.

Start playing, you're running around in the woods and you have a sword and you're picking

flowers and you're grabbing fish out of the water and you're like, this is great.

And then all of a sudden you pick up one thing, like a sunflower seed and that puts you

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