This is the Bay Maw podcast with Marty Solomon.

I'm his co-host, Brent Billings.

Today we are looking at the second of Baymaw's four pillars,

the commitment to an experience of community.

Community, baby. It's the second of four.

And Marty, I didn't ask you about this before, so I'll just ask you right here on the show. But it seems

like there is an order that you put the pillars in that I have not always done because I typically

I can, for whatever reason, whenever I start to list them I can remember

three of the four and I have to struggle to get the fourth one. So my order ends up being all over

the map just depending on which one I happen to forget that time. But it seems like you have an

order to these. So what is the order about? Yeah. And I do have an order to the four pillars.

It's more personal than anything else.

I think if you were to put these in a vacuum or whatever, they're not necessarily linear.

There's not a particular order. But I do think for each of us as individuals, they may end up

needing to be shuffled in a particular order. For me, I always listen in the same order,

and it's helpful for me. For me, I go text community discipleship wrestling every time. And for me,

that's important because I've got to start with the text. I just believe in the Bible too much.

And I'm okay with that.

Actually, honestly, Brent, the last year or two has been a challenge for me.

I've went to a grad program.

I've kind of sat in the academy, mostly with people who they don't make fun of me.

They do not share my commitment to the text and the scripture.

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