It’s starting to look a lot like Christmas!
Welcome all to another episode of the furnace!!
Pete kicked things off this week, taking his turn in the hot seat, Rob asked his advice for other believers that might struggle with managing their time and deciding on how much time to dedicate to things of God and Mo asked for Pete’s opinion on how to introduce a child to the real story of Jesus.

We then go on to talk about the recent Census data that was released and think about why the number of Christians in the country is at the lowest it’s been for a long while!

for our hookups, Mo reminds all that he’s got his first in person photography exhibition coming up on the 12th of December  at KT1 1JS from 6pm to 9pm please go check this out!!!!
Pete suggested the app he’s been using to manage his time Notion and Rob suggested checking out a game called Poetry for neanderthals!

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The Blacksmith's Furnace is a weekly podcast brought to you by TheOrdinaryAmazing.com featuring Robert "Bobby A" Amissah, Moses "museHH" Baako, Peter "bkpaf" Fynn, and a variety of special guests. 
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