And, Allie, that's what you see over and over again, this divine love story.

You'll see something and you go, oh, my goodness.

And then the thread continues and you go, oh, he is always in the process of redeeming and restoring.

Always.

The story is always moving forward to redemption and restoration.

What a kind God.

Yes.

The gospel's on every page. The gospel's not just in the New Testament. It's Old Testament.

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Hey, hey, back porches. My name is Allison Allen. I'm the 5'12 spiritual wingwoman to Lisa Harper for

Backboard's Theology. And we just want to say we're so excited that you're joining us again for our sophomore episode on something that I'm so excited about. Give us the title. Come on, help us out again. The title is no wasted words hiking through the whole enchilada. We changed that to Bible. Hiking through the whole Bible in a year.

And how happy are you at the alliteration? I am so happy with the illiteration. Even the sonic all

the sonic illiteration, because it's not, it's not H and H, but whole in hiking have phonetic

elitic. And if you all don't know, alliteration is Lisa Harper's love language. It is my love language. It's your love language. Peter's Pithy proclamation. I love anything that has it. Yeah, I love alliteration. Okay, we are going to jump into Genesis, and I'm super excited the way that we're going to journey through and hike through it. But I have a bit of a holy bone to pick with you before we do so. What have I done this time? Okay. Where exactly were we? This is the scene of the crime. Okay, I'm taking you back to the scene of crime. Oh, wow, Ellie. Where were we about two and a half weeks ago? Is this something I should share publicly? Oh yes. Come on now. Follow me. Three and a half weeks ago. We were on tour with Backport's Theology. We were on a bus. Okay. And as we were prepping for tour, right? Right. Right here in K-Love studios, our home, where we love, we were going to have a little bit of a run-through. And in your creative genius, you had an opening to the experience. I don't even call it a show, but the opening

to the back porch theology, Christmas tour experience. And of course, as an actor, I'm thinking,

what is it going to be? Because you're a serious actor. You were a Carnegie Mellon fellow

and did Broadway. I did a few things here and there. Were you thinking something Shakespearean?

I was thinking a little soliloquy, a little elevated spoken word poetry, perhaps. Were you doing breathing exercises?

Yes, I was doing this. All that, okay? No, no, I've never seen you do that. That

looked like you were almost like about to expire. Do that again? You have to do that before you go on stage?

It's a breathing exercise.

I always spit on somebody.

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