The

The Well, greetings, welcome to the dividing line. We're still on the road. We'll be for a while longer.

I have decided to risk it and cut the return trip back by a day. It's about all I can do,

really, and still say somewhat safe. I already had pretty long days planned as it was.

Prayers appreciated for that. Travel alone, and you all have one advantage I don't have.

I can't do stimulants.

I can't do anything like caffeine.

And so you can get really tired on those long, lonely roads and start nodding off.

And yeah, so prayers for safety on the way back. But I'm in

Carlisle, Pennsylvania, and I spoke yesterday at the semi-annual free pastor's luncheon that

Chris Aronson puts this on in memory of his wife. His wife was what came up with

the idea, and they had started doing that. She passed away, and so he's kept doing it. It's a lot of

work for him. It's very difficult. Of course, Chris knows everybody. Every time someone would walk up,

he'd give me their name and what church they're at. He knows when they move churches.

It's amazing. I can't remember anybody's name. There's only like one person I met yesterday that I

do remember his name because I have a feeling we're going to be doing some work together in

the future. Pastor Samuel, formerly a member of the Oriental Orthodox Church, now a

Reformed Baptist pastor.

And we just hit it off and started talking and just doing the Orthodox stuff.

And he's been on Chris's program.

And so one of the things I'm going to do on the way home is listen to the programs he's been on with Chris before to sort of get up to speed there.

Anyway, this is the second time that I've spoken at the conference.

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