Welcome to another episode of 30 Minutes in the New Testament.

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And while you're over there, go to the events page because 2021 is the year that you go back to events.

Hopefully, you can join us in April in Bentonville, Arkansas, April 16th and 17th for a two-day event.

It's only $65 for a two-day event. It's only 65 bucks for a two-day event.

It's going to be a great time. Eric will be there. I'll be there coming out with us. And then, of course, we've got the general conference in October.

This is going to be a good year, hopefully, in 2021 for getting back together. We'll see how it goes. Also, you might be thinking, like, wait, did this episode

just come out right before Christmas? Is this a Christmas special? Is this the Christmas special for

30 minutes? It is not. We already did the Christmas special. If you didn't see it dropping your

feed, you need to go back and listen to that. It's Eric and I and Chad and the guys from Theocast doing a little

conversation about the incarnation. So if you

haven't checked out, the implications of the incarnation Christmas special, make sure you check that

out because this is going to seem weird because it's dropping right before Christmas,

and it's not a Christmas episode. We're just plowing along. So we are still over here in

2nd Corinthians. We're in chapter 11, about halfway through

the chapter. So Eric, are you feeling merry, though? You know, I have to be honest, I mean,

for most of December, I wouldn't describe my general mood as very Christmassy. And I typically am

like a really, I really am into Christmas I like all the

traditions I like all that stuff and I think I was feeling a little way down just by the time

we're living in the fact that like things are still weird and slightly locked down to whatever

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