This is Your Morning Basket, where we help you bring truth, goodness, and beauty to your homeschool day.

Hi, everyone, and welcome to episode 42 of the Your Morning Basket podcast.

I'm Pam Barnhill, your host, and I'm so happy that you're joining me here today.

Well, today we are talking all about the practice of lectio divina.

Now, this is an ancient practice that scholastics used as early as the fifth century to dig deeper into all kinds of subject matter.

And today we have Ashley Wobelin here on the podcast.

And she's going to talk to us about how we can use this in our morning time and why we should use it in

our morning time even with some of our youngest kids. It's a fun conversation steeped in the classical

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