Sometimes we laugh at things that we shouldn't laugh at.

Sometimes we say little double meaning things that are just not appropriate as believers.

What does the Bible have to say about that?

Listen up today and we're going to find out what.

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Hey, friends, welcome.

Appreciate you coming back today to join the podcast.

I've another postcard here for us.

This is from my friend Tim McKee.

And Tim, thanks for reaching out.

You are such a blessing. He writes, thanks for the

Everyday Truth podcast, The Bus Analogy at the beginning of Ephesians was very helpful.

Well, thank you for that. And I'm trying to remember the bus analogy, but I appreciate you listening, Tim.

That really means a lot to me and a beautiful postcard of Western Pennsylvania and beautiful countryside.

So I appreciate you thinking of me and reaching out.

And appreciate each one of you joining the podcast today.

We ended last episode kind of mid-combed. and reaching out and appreciate each one of you joining the podcast today.

We ended last episode kind of mid-topic, if you will.

We were talking about Christ-like love, and then it's cheap alternative of fornication and uncleanness and covetousness and materialism and all of that.

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