Girls Gone Bible - Jesus Wants Us to Have Fun | Girls Gone Bible

Episode Date: August 14, 2026

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Thomas is failed. Look at him. I see it. Tommy. You've been going to church, Tommy. Yeah. Tommy Pickles. Do you know who Tommy Pickles?

Tommy Pickles. And Angelica? Yeah. Who was your favorite? Angelica. We have the same name. It was. She was a little brat.

She was a little brat for sure, but she had my name. I think mine was Tommy Pickles. Can we watch Rugrats again? Yeah. That should be our. Hey Arnold was my favorite. Football head? I had the biggest crush on him.

I loved Hay Arnold. Me too. Wait, hey Arnold. Come on, football head. I can't remember any of it, but it's so. Did you ever watch Courage the Cowardly Dog? No, I was watching Lifetime. Who watches Lifetime?

I watched Lifetime. Me and my mom? Yeah, me. That's what me and my mom did. I grew up watching Lifetime. All the, it's because they do a movie after another, all day long. Me and my mom,

I would, I would not go to school and me and my mom would just watch a lifetime together. Just one F, yeah, nope, that is. And then a little bit of Mori when you got to stay home.

Never watched Mori. And he is not the father. Oh! I told you so. And he is not the father. What kid? Watch his Mori. Hi, I'm Anj.

And I'm Ari. And we need an intro. I know. And this is Girls Gone Bible. We talk everything, spirituality, mental health relationships. Mostly we talk about our walks with Jesus. If you're here, if you're new, we love you guys so much. Stay, come hang out with us, your two sisters, not your two aunties, your two sisters.

What up? We have so much to talk about, I feel like. What do we have? First of all, we just want to let you guys know. Ari and I had the realization on tour this weekend that time is going by really fast. It's like a blip. I don't even know where today when I woke up it and like is 10, then it's one and then I'm, it's so scary. I'm scared. I'm scared. He goes by so fast. And so we were in the airport and we were complaining and just tired something. And Ari and I, I look at her

and I go, time is going by so fast. And she goes, I know R, I'm scared. I said, look at me. we have to start enjoying the moments. So all of Tor, if we were ever in a bad mood, or if we were ever tired or not feeling good, we look at each other and go, I'm really enjoying the moment. I'm just enjoying this moment. I'm just enjoying this moment. You know, I was telling someone the other day. Who?

I was telling someone that, someone, whatever. I was telling my friend that. This is last name someone. Shut up. Because we were talking about saints. And I said, you want to know something hilarious? One time, Ari and I were on our way back from tour. And it was just like a really hard two cities.

Like the resistance was strong. And we fought so hard on stage. We fought to get the gospel out. We fought in prayer. And when we got on the plane to go home, we felt like we got into a physical fight. Like we were. Like we felt it. Yeah.

And you and I looked at each other. And I looked at you and I said, if they don't make us saints after this tour, I'm writing a letter and I'm complaining. Would it be like St. Dariol and St. St. Ari and St. Anne? It would be St. Ari and St. Anne. Yeah. There's a St. Victoria.

How do you get that position? Well, I think you have to be martyred. These women were martyr? No, not all of them. You have to be martyred. The men were. Some of them, yeah. I mean, Mary wasn't martyred.

So you have to be, I don't know what the requirement is. Like, you know true best friendship. is when we traveled a whole day together. What are you smiling at? Your hand. It's just so creepy, man. I don't know what it's doing, but it's like creepy. I see it's freezing.

Oh, no. You know, a little T-Rex are you? Yeah. Okay, we have to grow up. Real friendship. Real friendship is when you... Don't have to say a word. We traveled a whole day together.

I didn't say one word to you. We didn't say one word to each other. We traveled the whole friendship. day. We didn't say one word, except we laughed a few times. Like, there will be random moments of one of us making a joke and laughing together. We'll throw a word or two out there, and then we just go back in our own world. But we didn't talk one time. And then we got into the hotel, we got in the same bed and we still didn't talk. That was. We check in once in a while. Yeah, once in a while. But we just need a few laughs once in a while. What's up? Make a joke. Well, it's hard when you're,

you play solitaire. the whole six hours and then we get to the hotel and you're still playing. Dude, playing solitaire on the plane is everything. And I bought that Bible crossword puzzle. I haven't played it yet. And it was $20. It was very expensive. I felt so bad when you got that.

She was so excited. She got fuzzy socks and a Bible crossword puzzle. And she asked me if I wanted one. And I said, no. But then you wouldn't give me the extra pair of fuzzy songs, you're this little jip. No, I said these are very expensive socks. Wait, you felt bad for me?

Kind of. I feel bad for me recently. It was just like, you just... I'm out of Egypt, so whatever. You just had these little fuzzy socks with your Bible crossword puzzle. Because I, yeah, I'm trying not to scroll so much. I know. Well, so they have a new app actually, and it's called Doom Scroll.

Is this an ad? No. No, it is not an ad. No, it's called Scroll the Bible. So instead of scrolling on Instagram, it just gives you, like, cool verses and stuff. Oh, wow. Yeah. Okay, did you download it?

Yeah. Let me see it. I haven't. You haven't used it yet. I haven't used it yet, but this is it. Okay. Thank God. It's not an ad.

I'm still stuck on my joke videos. Oh, can we tell that? My new fixation is I watch this kid. He has this AII app who can, you can scan someone's head in a grocery store and it will show you their social media and their names. So he'll make people feel like celebrities and he'll be like, yo, are you? Blah, blah, blah. And they're like, yeah.

And they're like, oh, he's like, I'm such a fan of you. I follow you on Instagram. And the people think that you should see them. They light up. He's like, can I take a picture with you? And it like makes their day. Okay, can we tell the other prank video? No.

Yes, yes. Okay, let me just tell it. Ari, plays these prank videos where this guy will find like older men in the store. Yes. It's so funny. He'll find older men in the store. And he'll like hit on them. And the older men get so uncomfortable.

comfortable because they're like, wait, excuse me. So this guy, he'll go over to this guy. He's in Home Depot. And he's just like looking at tools. He's picking up tools. And the guy goes by him and he has like a GoPro. So it's like videotaping the other guy. And he's like, hey, buddy, like you look real good.

And the guy's like, oh, thanks, man, thanks. And keeps doing what he's doing. And the guy goes, yeah. Can't get your number? Can't get your number? How you got all that back there? And the guy's like, excuse me? I'm a 75 year old man.

How dare you talk to me like that? Get a ball, get a ball for me, boy. And then it goes, beat it, mister. Beat it, mister. It is so funny. So now that's all we say to each other now. We go, beat it, mister. Anyway, so that's the current vocal stem.

That's a really great word. I don't know. I don't know where you come up with these, like, fancy schmancy words. That's a nice vocal stem. Stim? It means like something. Where did that come from? I've never heard that.

I think people say it all. the internet. I get all of my info on the internet. Do you like Google it or? No. You just hear people say it? No, but I have been studying a lot on communion and early church fathers. And once I get my stuff together, I'm going to bring it. I'm going to let everyone know that communion is not symbolic. How did we go from vocal stem to early church fathers? and community. I'm so... Wait a minute.

We just jumped. I don't know. We always got to bring it back to the early church fathers. I was watching the World Cup the other day of go Spain. Love you guys. Love my Spaniards. I'm so glad. I spent $150 on a Spain shirt.

I know. And we won. Now it's worth it. We. I mean, I'm whatever. As a lot of you guys know, I made the World Cup my entire personality. But as I was watching the final, when it ended. did, I realized, I don't know, I had a thought, what if my dad dies? And I can't, sorry, and I,

what if my dad dies? And I don't know what position he played in soccer. So I called him, and I said, Bobby, what position did you play? And he said he was middle forward. And I don't know. I just thought that was a nice moment between me and my dad. Tell me everything God is teaching. Tell me everything God's teaching. You guys. Okay. Sometimes God calls us to just like have fun. He just wants us to have fun.

And today is one of those days. What would you do if someone copies everything you do? Does that really written? Yeah. So we're going to just do this like rapid fire. What would you do? I love this. What would you do if someone copy you?

But that's an issue for you because I copy everything you wear. So what do you do? You guys have no idea. Ari could tell me that healed crocs are in. And I would be wearing a crock with a heel tomorrow. The way I trust you with fashion is... Why, when you said that, I just saw you, like, prancing around in, like, I healed crock heels. I healed crock like this.

I know. I would rock it. You would. You would wear a heeled crock. So that was one of the questions, but... What would I do if someone else copied me? I would feel so... I know.

I would feel so... What's the word? Flattered. Flattered. What would you do? Oh my gosh, I would feel so flattered. What would you do if someone cut you off in traffic? Be honest.

Well, it depends what day it is. Yeah. I mean. Yeah. Oh, you have no idea. I would literally start to take earrings out on the highway. When someone would cut me out, I'd roll down the window, it'd speed up. Well, yeah, I can't.

You would never fight, though? Would you? You think you'd ever get into a little scrap? What would you do? You want me to be honest? What I would do if someone cut me off? Well, I already know. I'm with you. Wait, no. I would literally be like, yeah, go ahead because I like cutting people off in traffic.

So it's like a thing we do. If someone cuts me off in traffic, I don't care. Yeah. You know, what would you do if someone insulted your faith to your face? I've honestly just been like, I'm so sorry you feel that way. And I will pray for them. Yeah. And I will just, I try to really meet people where they're at. Totally.

Because I know that it's a rejection from a heart that they're feeling when they insult you with your faith. So true. What would you do? Well, same. I think I have a friend who like I feel like I've been watching recently how they manage situations where they're talking about faith, but they know that they're right. And I've seen this person and it's really inspired me to do the same because I think so often you can get so defensive. And you and I don't really struggle with that. We typically are good about like meeting people where they're at, but like it's so easy to get defensive or like even be bothered by somebody being so off and like not knowing the truth and even like insulting you for what is you know to be the truth. And this person will always. Is it Bryce? Bryce, no. Oh,

no. Because I he he's, he's, he's, he's someone that I admire so much how he does it. Yeah. No, my friend basically will be like, you can say something. thing about the faith and he'll be like yeah I see that like I totally understand it is so disarming when someone is like yeah honestly I totally see what you mean it's just disarming you know what I mean um the hardest ones are the ones who are so smart like overly smart that they're scientific oh yeah and then they start firing off all these like scientific questions and that happened to me recently. And I said,

well, the Big Bang the Lord. Who's talking about the Jesus is Lord? Jesus is Lord. Jesus is Lord. I'm like, well,

buddy, he's coming back, so back it up. I've had a friend deconstruct and kind of, and it's one of the most anxiety-producing not even like fully deconstruct,

but take things that we know to be foundational, biblical truths. And for someone that you really care about to then, like, bring those things into question, I think for me, it's one thing when somebody, like, if I have a friend who's, like, in sin or doesn't whatever, or, like, stumbles and falls and all the things, like, that's one thing. Like, we can, it's not good, but it's also, like, I trust Jesus with them in that situation, you know? I think when someone starts to challenge biblical truths that I really care about, that's what scares me because I'm like, oh, no, no, those things that are meant to be like the foundation of your life.

If you start to not believe those things, it just opens you up to so much confusion. Yeah. So I think that's, and in those situations, there's literally only one thing you can do and you just have to pray. Yeah. You have to pray. And like, you can't push and you also can't lie. So it's just about finding that balance of being like, is this person receptive? And like having the discernment to see is that person even being receptive right now?

Does it seem like they want to hear truth? And if not, your only job is to pray. You know, it's literally only the Holy Spirit who can fix. What a beautiful. I saw this post the other day that said like, it's not your job to get someone to believe. It's not your job to convict someone. It's not your job to bring someone to repentance. It's literally only your job to tell the truth.

And that's it. You actually don't have to do anything beyond that. If you simply state the truth and not in like a pushy way, like you have to believe this, you simply lay out the truth. Like the Lord is capable of opening up someone's mind and watering that seed, even if you don't see it in the moment. I know. And I used to, and I love that you say that because I, used to put so much pressure on myself with my family, with people that I would meet and I would

leave and I'd be like, oh, if I just would have said that, I should have said that or, you know what I mean? Yeah, totally. And it just takes so much pressure off when you know that you're not the savior Jesus is. You just water, you just, your job is just to water it. Exactly. Be kind and. All right, this or that. Paul or Peter?

Paul. Really? Mm-hmm. I'm Peter. Wow. Peter and Paul. Girl. Peter and Paul.

Paul's my favorite in the whole Bible. I love Paul. I love this or that. Psalms or Proverbs? Psalms. Yeah. I actually need to read Proverbs because I need wisdom. Tell me why you love Paul more.

I mean, I'm sorry. Peter. I think when I read through Acts, I'm just obsessed with Peter. I love his faith. I love his boldness. And I love, I just love his origin story too. I love that he made mistakes. And I love that Jesus never left him and never let him go. And I love that God covered him in his

worst moments, you know? And I love like the things that make Peter Peter, which is like impulse and potentially like he's very, he's spontaneous and there are things that can get him into trouble. He kind of does remind me of you actually. There are things that can get him into trouble. But when sanctified and when like submitted to Jesus, they're his greatest. strengths. And I love that so much because every single one of us have inherent flaws and difficulties. And there are things that we can, that we overcome. But then there are also parts of us that are parts of us. It's the way either God made us, but then there's also parts of us that are a result of the fall. And I just truly believe that everything is like either a blessing or a curse.

there are parts of you that can be really detrimental to your life. However, if they're submitted to Jesus, they can be your great assassin. Like my history with like addiction and stuff like that, very detrimental to my life. But like submitted under the blood of Jesus and like given to Jesus at the foot of the cross can become such a powerful part of my personality. And I think Peter like his boldness unsanctified leads. to trouble, but his boldness sanctified leads to power and lots of churches being planted and the gospel like going forth. So that's why I like him. Why do you like Paul? Oh, where do I start? I love Paul

because his life was for the people. He was content with nothing. He was in chains and still just like rejoiced because he had Jesus. And he just spent his whole life for the lives of others. And I loved that about Paul. He He was bold. Yeah. I love his heart. I love his tenacity for the Lord. And he's just my dog. He's my dog.

I love Paul. Coffee and quiet time or a prayer walk. Coffee and quiet time. What about you? Me too, but gosh, I love a prayer walk. And if I am praying at my house, I'm usually pacing. I'm a big pacer. I don't think you guys know that about me.

how much time have you seen me pace? She doesn't sit still. We're like opposites. I love, if I'm on the phone, I'm pacing. If I'm going through something, I'm pacing. If I'm praying, I'm pacing. If I'm worshipping, I'm pacing. I just like, I pace.

You're a pacer. It's the bilateral movement, I think that helps me. Bilateral. It's a great word. I'm learning a lot today. Stop. You like coffee in quite a time. I love to sit and just,

just be loved by the Lord. Because you always wake up two hours before me. If I'm ever at your house, I get out, and it's always Ari. Her chair, it's Ari, the window where the hummingbird comes, her chair, facing the window. She has her Bible open, and she has tears down her face, and she's simply just going like this, listening to, like, instrumental and spending time with Jesus. And it's always when I wake up, because I'm still sleeping. You come out with the bun on the side.

out of the head. Hello. Hello. No, I come out. Are you done? Can you make me a coffee? Old Testament or New Testament? Oh, man. I know. I mean, I'm loving the Old Testament right now, but I do love the new, I don't know, I can't pick. I know. Right now I'm back in the New Testament. What about you? It's hard. I go through different seasons. Both. How can you answer that question? I know. I like them for different reasons. I feel like I receive life in the New Testament. I feel like I receive, of course, I receive these from both, but the New Testament is like where I receive life and how to live my life today. Old Testament, I receive the same thing, but it just like tickles this part of me. Yeah, it just tickles this part of me that like loves the full arc of the Bible story. Okay, what would you do if someone left a hateful comment

on your post? You mean what do I do? Does I get that? I don't do anything. Yeah. What do you feel? I think it's great. I think to even give anyone the time of day to answer is stupid. Yeah. Why would you even, I mean, what would you do?

I, okay, if we get a hate comment from an ex-evangelical, deconstructed Satanist, which is typically the only people whoever have anything to say, that just makes me sad for the person but like how could I possibly be hurt by or offended by someone who is systematically against me to begin with you know what I mean why so that has no effect on me other than the fact that I just feel bad for that person if it's like a spirit-filled Christian which how can you know that I think if there's truth to the comment and I know that there is that's the only time that I'm a little like oh man you know but then I actually even look at that. Typically online, it's very rare that I can tell the comment is coming from like

a sound person who genuinely cares and has a heart for Jesus. And I actually kind of appreciate those comments, especially if they're in private messages. That's the thing. I think if you do it privately, it's okay. But I think if you are publicly leaving a comment, there is no spirit filled in you. No, and I agree. I heard. I just think it's so ignorant. I just think it's so ignorant. Yeah, it's not right. I know. You don't know that person. Yeah, I know. You don't do that. It's ignorant. You do it privately. You don't write a nasty comment on someone's page. Yeah. It's rude. Yeah. You accidentally like your ex's picture from two years ago. Oh my gosh. You block them right away because then they won't see it. Okay. You walk into church and don't know anyone. This is what I did for so long before I had community.

Yeah. I would just sit in the back and I would learn. And then when they would do altar calls, I was so desperate. I just needed people. I needed love and prayer. And so I stepped out in faith and boldness and I would go to the front. And I would have people pray for me on the altar call. And sometimes I would be a little bit embarrassed.

But when you're desperate, you'll do whatever it takes. Yeah. And I'm glad I did that because I believe it really worked. And it helped me step out and it helped me meet people. And I look back at myself and I'm like, I would say that's what faith is. Just like pushing yourself, even if it's by yourself, even when we see people come to our shows by themselves. I'm so proud of them. So proud.

It's it takes courage to do things by yourself. 100%. But I actually prefer to go to church by myself. I love going to church alone, actually. I like, I don't like to be bothered. I like to learn. Yeah. I like to worship in my own little world.

So I actually love it. And I love going to dinner by myself too. I know that sounds so weird. I know. That's amazing. I wouldn't go to the movies by myself. But I love to sit and have dinner by myself. It's like the one thing I love to do.

What about you? I would like to do a whole episode on making friends. I think this is one area that you and I, kind of thrive in. And I think you and I are really similar in this aspect where we just like, we love people so much, where very social people, but also really introverted at the same time and need time alone. I think when it comes to making friends, like something that I do and you do it as well. I think when if you are struggling making friends, I, promise you that more people want to be your friend than you realize. I think the number one way

to make friends is to assume that people are already your friend, especially at church. And I'm not saying that every Christian is like a good spirit-filled person, but for the most part, like, you will find good people in church. You will find spirit-filled people. And so I think the way that I go about friendships is that I don't really like wait for somebody to become my friend. I just assume we're already friends. You waited for me. I chased you. Yeah. Well, no, did I? You definitely did, but I don't think it was like, intentional. I don't think it was intentional, though, that I didn't want to be friends with you. I think I was just busy. Yeah, you know? Yeah. I didn't feel that I didn't want to be friends. I did want to be friends. Anyways, and so to assume that somebody is already your friend. So to not be like, oh,

Oh, do they like me? Do they want to be my friend? No. Just treat people like you already know them, like you're already friends, share with them, ask them questions about if you want to learn how to connect with people, one, you have to share about yourself. People feel loved when you share personal things, not like deepest, darkest secrets with someone you don't know, but to offer something of yourself, that makes people feel close to you. And then also, Ari and I say this all the time, the number one way, number one social socialization rule of all time is you ask people questions about themselves. But you genuinely have to be curious.

You have to, like, people can tell when you're faking asking questions just because you're, you know, you should ask this person a question. And people can tell when you're genuinely interested in the other person, when you're genuinely you care about them, you care about what they have to say. I remember in acting, I heard this a long time ago about actors and it just stuck with me in my life because I just feel like it applies to everyday life. Somebody said, if you want to be interesting, be interested. The most interesting and captivating people are the ones who care about the person in front of them just there's just something about it like that person is likable you know when someone is just like

a little bit self-obsessed or self-absorbed even in a negative way like you're feeling insecure which like we have grace for that you know like everybody goes through that it's just um you can tell like you give that off and then one more thing that i'll say is something that i live my life by literally live my life by is this um is that when you walk into a room you can have two energy You can either have this energy of here I am. Everybody look at me. I'm so important. Everybody come get to know me, even if it's unintentional.

Or you can have the energy of walking into a room and saying, oh, there you are. Like you're saying to someone, oh my gosh, there you are. I want to know about you. I'm so happy to see you. Two energies. Either it's all about you or it's about the people who are in the room. And I think those are the most captivating, likable people when you walk in and you're like, it's all about everybody else.

Yeah, I love that. Yeah, you put effort into people. You know, even in this new season of my life, I'm meeting new people and I have to put effort in. You make time for people. You get to know them. You got to put yourself out there. You start saying yes to new things. It's, it can be difficult, especially as you get older. Yeah, totally. You just got to start saying yes to things and being in, and that's really, I'm, I'm an introvert and it's I get really set in my ways with my friends totally um but this new season of my life

like I'm meeting new friends I wanted you know new godly friendships and so I've had to kind of step out again and put myself out there and I'm meeting such great people but it takes time and effort and yeah you have to just you have to really put yourself out there a little bit I pray about it a lot I'm like God I really want I'm ready like God hears he I've prayed for my friends I really I put a lot of time into praying for friendships yeah do you prefer hanging out with people one on one or in a group setting well it depends I mean I love it just depends yeah I know you like group settings I like one on one too but I love I don't know what it is about a bunch of people in a room or even just three people or four people in a room that I love. Yeah. I think it just gives me energy. Like I really like a lot of people, you do. I get,

I like after a little bit, I have to go recharge by myself. Yeah, you do. It's like crazy. Yeah. Like I get, what would you call it? I get, um, my tank gets, um, over stimulated. I do get very overstimulated after a little bit. Yeah. What would you do if you're tired of waiting for marriage? What would you, that's such a good question. What would you do? You go first. I would say, get over it, buddy. And I would crucify that flesh. I would say, there, there, Angie, I get it.

I totally understand why you feel that way. Like, get, like, you're over it, like, you don't want it anymore. Or you're just, like, you're tired of it. Tired of what? Waiting. And do you get antsy? Or, like, what are we doing? Are we, like, do we just say, I surrender it?

or are we just like complaining? I think it's, that's what, what are you doing in that situation? I think that's the question. Well, I'm in that situation. And I think that I just go through different seasons. I was antsy for a little bit. I go through loneliness sometimes. But now I feel very content.

Yeah. And I just fill my time with friendships and family. and just I fill my time with things. And because if we're getting to the place where we're so antsy all the time, but listen, I get it. Like, it's not easy to be single for a long time. Yeah.

We're meant to, you know, I saw a lot of comments from the last episode. I don't know what I said, but I think I said something like, like you shouldn't get to the point where you are just freaking out all the time. And then somebody commented being like, like, we'll try being single for 14 years and still having no one. And I, I just, like, want to let

you guys know that I totally understand that. Of course. I know how difficult it can be. Well, we're with you guys. And you know what we say to our flesh? We say beat it, mister. Beat it, mister. I know. Of course it's hard. Nobody. But I think I've really just gotten to the point where I have said, whatever plan God has for me is the best plan. Like, that's where I'm on that right now. So I just say I just repeat that over and over whatever he has planned for me, it is the very best plan. Whether it's being like Paul and not being married or if it's, no, that's not his plan for you. I don't know. It's not his plan for you. I don't know. But I know it is the best plan for whatever he has for me. And when I don't feel like that, I go back to scripture

and keep reminding myself of that. Now that we're 56 minutes in almost and everyone who's not like an OGGGGB person can't be still watching. I want to tell you. I want to tell you. you guys the funniest thing ever. So I posted a clip from our dating episode where I talked about like the boundaries of like physical boundaries and dating and about how like don't touch each other, don't never take each other's clothes off. Like I basically said like you should be staying pure, pure, pure as pure as possible. And like since being single, there's a couple whatever guys who have like tried to pursue me or whatever who like I definitely laid out like it's very, obvious the way I lived my life, but I was dying laughing, posting that clip and probably having

people who like don't understand be like, you what? Like touch each other nowhere? Like, you know. No, they didn't say anything. But I was just dying laughing, thinking about these guys probably being like, uh, okay. Well, we're so new at this and we don't, we are talking to so many people that grew up in the Bible Belt that everybody just has sex and it's all casual Christianity. Yeah. I'm still like, I didn't know that. I know. I think, guys, the way is so narrow. It's so narrow and it becomes increasingly more narrow when you realize that so many people who are like love Jesus so much, just like we did four years ago, are still living lives of sin and impurity. And it's just so crazy to think about that people like know the truth. They've encountered the truth. They have godly community and it still doesn't. click click or matter to them it's so crazy yeah okay well guys this was such a fun episode we love you guys so much thanks for being with us this was really fun i love when we do just like casual conversations like this what are we going to call this episode though i don't know what do you

guys think fun what angina yeah beat it mister how you got all that back yeah I'm a 75-year-old man. Beat it. All right, we love you guys so much. Go be with Jesus. Go, whoa, I don't like that. Why? There's something about the way you held my hand.

I didn't like it. There we go. Nope, I don't like it. Keep it like this. All right, we love you guys so much. May the Lord bless you and keep you. May he make his face shine upon you and be gracious to you. May he turn his face towards you and give you peace.

Shalom, shalom, love you.