Hey guys, I'll let you figure out where I am. I'm at an undisclosed location. I'm actually

waiting for some transportation right now, but you can see a pine tree in the background,

a log cabin, and then you can tree in the background, a log cabin,

and then you can hear in the background probably a babbling brook.

So I will let you try to figure out where I am.

I'll probably reveal it later on the podcast this week,

but all I got is my cell phone to do a

podcast so it's gonna be a short one but I just wanted to follow up on the

podcast from Friday on false teaching and false teachers because I think there's

some confusion in this area and I think I understand why to some extent and I want to explain

my position what I said was I don't focus on whether someone who's bringing false

teaching into the church is a believer or not or what their final destination is

whether going to heaven or hell. I focus on the teaching they're bringing and I

want to explain to you why that is.

I want to also try to explain to the best of my ability why there are people who differ with me

who are against critical race theory and social justice in the church, but they are

unwilling to identify the people pushing these things as false teachers or what

they're teaching as false teaching. They say it's secondary and that kind of thing.

So I'm going to start with that. I think one of the main issues

and it might not be the only one, but one of the main ones is that

there are those who will condemn people as heretics or false teachers

at the drop of a hat.

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