The Morning Cruise Replay - In Working Order
Description
Bill thought a trip to the car wash with his grandkids was in order, but he quickly learned that they were not all that comfortable with the way the car wash works.
On yesterday's show, we played a new song from Phil Wickham. Carmen liked it so much she wanted to start the day with it.
Dave's voice isn't working the way it usually does so we sent him home. And hearing the car wash story from Bill, we heard from a listener who lost their car antenna in a car wash and the only working radio station was ours!
If you would like to make a gift to help us with our running start for Sharathon, you'll need to call our Donor Relations department during normal working hours.
The Buccaneers had to put in some work last night against the Texans to get the W. And that win led to little sleep for Carmen before showing up early for work this morning.
We're learning more about the way large language models work and how they are helping us work different words into our everyday conversations.
We wanted to hear from you about why you listen and Carmen remembered that we had a phone line dedicated to your stories. But we hadn't mentioned it in awhile so we weren't sure if it was in working order. Once we learned that it was, we heard some great testimonials.
In what order is God in your life? Bill pointed to the words of Paul David Tripp and Genesis 1:1 to help us with that organization.
Carmen was wondering if packing cubes worked for others and if she should invest in some so she asked, and you answered.
Many are thinking about the work of Robert Redford upon the news that he passed away yesterday.
00:32 Traumatic Car Wash
03:19 Running To The Runaway - Phil Wickham
04:25 Dave home - car antenna story
06:45 How To Give
10:43 Bucs Win Last Night
15:14 Football Snacks?
18:29 Algorithms and James 1:19
23:32 Sharathon - Listener line?!
28:14 Open Mic - with a catch
29:45 FIND JOY Calls
32:15 God First
33:11 Packing Cubes
39:02 texts
41:02 Robert Redford
43:30 Sharathon
47:05 Bill's BIG Word