Hey guys, welcome back to Forever Change with Nick and Chelsea. We are stoked to have this chat today.

It was actually Nick's idea. It was. I'll be, I'll be a proponent today of this episode.

Well, I feel like this is a topic that you and I talk a lot about, not even intentionally, but it is

just interesting to have this conversation in marriage and then with friends and then on social

media, it's not really had, I don't think, because of the exact reason why we're going to discuss today.

Yeah.

I don't know if you guys can tell yet, but there's just this man.

I don't know what it is, but there's just a sense of like boldness, I think, that you

and I have both just stepped into about stuff, about conversations, about things that just need to happen.

And this is where some of it can get a little strange because there's other people who feel

very similar to how we feel on many facets of which we'll discuss today.

But a lot of them can be really rude about it.

It's like, oh, because I'm right and you're wrong.

I have the right to be rude to you or nasty or mean.

And I don't think that that's correct either.

But today, just flat out, I want to have a conversation about culture and about this space that we exist in as believers, where we find ourselves in a time and in a day.

And in a political climate and a cultural climate where you run the risk, if you say the wrong thing, where you run the risk of being canceled.

And that is just weird.

I mean, straight up, that's weird, especially for the country and the era and the time in which we live, that if you say something, that might just rub someone the wrong way because you're in love again

don't be rude but in love you were telling someone uh the truth and not even i'm not even

affiliating it with like uh you know bible of course yes i believe the Bible is the truth. I believe it's the

errant word of God, perfect and holy in every way. But if you're just telling someone basic

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