Abide in me and I in you as the branch cannot bear fruit by itself unless it abides in the vine

Neither can you unless you abide in me I am the vine, you are the bridges

Hey guys, welcome back to part two of our sufficiency of Scripture episode series.

I suppose we can call it.

If you haven't listened to Part 1, please go back and listen to that.

So you can track along with us a little

bit better because right now we're going and focusing on Jesus' calling and contemplative

prayer and how scripture answers those things and how scripture and actual prayer are better than those things.

And I think, yeah, I think that's about it. So Katie, say hi. Hi. Yeah, we, part two to our last

one. So as Natalie said, definitely go back and listen to our last one if you haven't listened

yet because we lay a foundation.

We give some definitions that you might need to know for this one.

And we covered the Enneagram on the last one, which is a huge topic and question that you guys have sent in for us to cover.

So we did the Enneagram. Also check the show the show notes because

we have a lot of sources in there. We didn't get to like, we obviously can't give you the largest

background of all of the information of these things. So we have them all sourced and linked

in the episode note. So please check that out. And yeah, so we're going to jump

into Jesus Calling, which is a very popular, probably the, if not one of most popular Christian,

quote unquote Christian, quote unquote devotions that has ever been released. And in fact, not only is it

one of the most popular Christian devotions, it is one of the most popular books ever sold.

There were several years that it was in the top 10 of books total sold that for that year.

And so millions and millions of copies,

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