What does the Bible say? What does the Bible mean? Great questions. And today we are talking more about how to

accurately interpret scriptures when we are reading them on our own or even when we're listening to people teach them.

This is part two of a two-part series. Grammar over here and a grammar over here and grammar, grammar, grammar, grammar, grammar everywhere.

Welcome to the Shepruce Faithful Podcast, episode number 85.

Truth and Encouragement, live gospel-centered lives every day.

I'm your host, Lauren Lushak.

Hey, everyone, and welcome back to the Sheproose Faithful podcast. I am going into part two of how do we interpret scripture. So if this is your first time joining me, I really encourage you to

jump back one episode and listen to personal interpretation. It's really good. I think it'll be encouraging. If you've

already listened to it, then let's jump in. But first, let's talk about a couple great life hacks.

The first, if you don't have this or haven't tried it, I really encourage you to check out

Audible. It is a way to listen to audiobooks.

We love it.

I love it so much.

It's worth the monthly membership price.

Plus, you get a free book every month.

And my daughter currently gets to listen to a whole library of books during her rest time.

It's so much fun in the car.

And we just plug it in and the kids are like,

Winnie the Pooh or what's another one of our favorites, Paddington. We love Paddington. Little

House on the Prairie Books. And they're so interesting, so engaging. And the best part is,

let's say you buy a dud book that you didn't like. You can return it and get your money back or your credit back, depending on how you bought it. And this is the great part. If you try Audible, even just for one

month, it helps support the podcast. So we love it. I recommend it. Try it out for a month. Get two

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