So like Jim.

we, we, it's not really fair that we get paid to study the Bible all the time, you know? So, um, it's a privilege and it's kind of like whatever I'm working on at the time.

Uh, I'm, I'm finishing up, um, for Ben Merkel, a series he's editing called planted in the word.

I'm finishing up a volume on James.

I was just teaching in James in Brazil, planet, planet, planted, planted, In the word, planted in the word.

Got it.

It was published by Lexham, but then it was bought by Baker.

How many daily doses are there now? How many

Down to the south I can see Tod Head Lighthouse in the murk.

Ian Orchard was an interesting character.

He, um, grew up in Australia racing dinghies, and he...

Some state he came to the UK and studied traditional boats in the, in the UK, and then started designing beautiful little sailing boats.

He hated rowing, and basically came up with this concept of taking the weight out of traditional boats and building them out of plywood.

Which means that a, a boat like this one is a quarter of the weight of what a traditional one would've been.

And he was asked 15 years ago to design a boat by the Scottish Coastal Rowing Association, and came up with this design.

And really it's transformed the connection to the sea for so many communities around Scotland.