Are you looking for a meaningful Valentine's Day gift?

Give the gift of time with your spouse by committing to working together through my new book

that we might have joy.

Starting on February 19th, I'm going to be offering a book club.

When you join the book club, you'll meet with me each week for a deep dive into the concepts

that are taught in that we might have joy.

And I'll use your questions that you submit to guide immersive discussions and helping

you to see more clearly how the teachings in the book can apply to you and your relationship.

It costs is $59 per household and is essentially five dates.

Whether you've already read the book or have been meaning to get around to it, this is a wonderful

opportunity to engage with the material in a whole new way together. So join us and experience how the insights of that we might have joy

can reshape the way you see yourself, your relationships, faith, and joy.

You can order your copy and learn more about the book club

by clicking on the link in the show notes.

Hey everybody, this is Aubrey Chavez from Faith Matters.

As we explore the Old Testament this year, we found ourselves returning to a past conversation with our friend Terrell Gibbons.

It felt grounding and expansive, and so we're really excited to share

it with you again today. The Old Testament can be so incredibly rich, full of beauty and poetry and

profound spiritual insights, but it can also sometimes feel bewildering, or even faith-shaking. We get

glimpses of this loving and nurturing God, and then turn the page to encounter God that seems

angry and even violent. It's encounter God that seems angry and even

violent. It's a text that raises big questions and invites us into deep wrestles. And maybe that's

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