Maybe someday. But right now, I really don’t have the time to do that sort of thing. Not in such a way as would be worth listening to, anyway.

No pressure. Don’t talk too fast. Or too slow. Or mispronounce any words by mistake.

Cautionary tale: Back when I was a youth pastor, I held an event where we recorded the middle school and high school students reading the Bible cover to cover in one sitting. Yes, I was probably the lamest youth pastor in the history of the world, but at least I could say my students had read the darn thing. There is nothing worse (read: better) than listening to a 6th grade girl high on Jolt Cola and Pixie Stix read about Paul’s ministry to the “genitals” at 2 am. Unless it’s watching 9th grade boys read Song of Solomon aloud in a room full of girls.

Now get back to work. 🙂

I have tried to read Not the Impossible Faith on my Kindle, but it’s difficult for me to get the sense of a book when it’s read by a machine voice.

I will happily buy the audiobooks of Not the Impossible Faith and Proving History as they become available.

It is hard for me to be a part of this community, because I cannot see well enough to read, and I cannot walk well enough to go anywhere. Having appropriate materials available as audiobooks goes a long way toward making me feel included.

Thanks again for making your books available to me.

Stella