Letters From Home

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Letters From Home

We're all a long way from home.That's the thing the Bible keeps trying to tell us. We're sojourners. Pilgrims. People walking a road we can't see the end of. And the whole canon of Scripture — Moses, the prophets, the Psalms, the Gospels, Paul writing from a Roman prison — is mail for people still on the road. Sent by a Father who has not forgotten where we belong.Letters from Home is a daily Bible teaching podcast with host Hank Garner. Each weekday, we open one letter and read it slow. Monday through Thursday lays the groundwork — the context, the language, the lives behind the words. Friday, the message lands.No yelling. No hot takes. No twelve-step takeaways. Just Scripture, opened with care, for the kind of people who keep their Bibles dog-eared and their questions honest.If you're homesick for somewhere you've never been — that's not a problem. That's the address on the envelope.Pull up a chair. There's mail.

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We're all a long way from home.That's the thing the Bible keeps trying to tell us. We're sojourners. Pilgrims. People walking a road we can't see the end of. And the whole canon of Scripture — Moses, the prophets, the Psalms, the Gospels, Paul writing from a Roman prison — is mail for people still on the road. Sent by a Father who has not forgotten where we belong.Letters from Home is a daily Bible teaching podcast with host Hank Garner. Each weekday, we open one letter and read it slow. Monday through Thursday lays the groundwork — the context, the language, the lives behind the words. Friday, the message lands.No yelling. No hot takes. No twelve-step takeaways. Just Scripture, opened with care, for the kind of people who keep their Bibles dog-eared and their questions honest.If you're homesick for somewhere you've never been — that's not a problem. That's the address on the envelope.Pull up a chair. There's mail.

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Hank Garner

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