Pastor John, we are, we're back. And it just took us about 40 minutes to get our

recalculative equipment set up. That's right. I'm so out of practice. I didn't even know how

to set up Skype anymore. It's been a long time. No, not a problem. We are back. And that's the

important thing that APJ listeners are going to want to hear. Things are a little bit different.

We're both in our home studios. My home studio is a little bit different now. I'm in Phoenix.

It's about a thousand miles away. It was an 1800 mile drive. So yeah, we moved here in July,

and it's it's smoking hot. Glad to be in Phoenix. You're a Minneapolis word. It's beautiful.

You're a beautiful you didn't have to go down there. Well, I'll return that favor in December.

That's right. I know you will. Hey, it's minus 40. Exactly. You know, both of us are in our home

studios this spring. You had a you have had a really busy 2019 really fruitful. You traveled

the spring to Belfast and to Edinburgh. And then you went on a 40 day writing leave the summer.

And you and I just returned home from Sing Nashville. And our first ever APJ live event where we

recorded five episodes in front of like I think 2000 listeners or so. It was just a really

amazing experience. So it seemed to go really well. You're back now in the studio for a little while.

And actually by the time this new episode releases, you'll be on your way out the door again,

this time to minister in Holland and France and Germany. So I mean, give us a little update on

2019. Tell us about your first Europe trip. How did the book turn out and then give us a little

preview of what's to come for your second Europe trip. When I think about the summer, especially the

completion of the Providence book a few days ago, the answer to the question, how's the summer going,

feels like it should be answered from Isaiah 46. Listen to me, O house of Jacob, all the remnant

of the house of Israel who have been born by me from before your birth, carried from the womb,

even to your old age, I am he and to gray hairs, I will carry you. I have made and I will bear,

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