Well, good morning, everybody.

We are doing breakfast or I think it's coffee with the Thinking Fellows, which is a change of pace for us.

We don't usually record super early in the morning.

I can only think of two times that we've recorded this

earlier earlier. Both those times were in Norway and that we were just on a time crunch

and we needed to get things done. But it is great having you here this morning. I'm going to

go ahead and count the show in like I normally do because this will be

an episode on the podcast. Probably next week, I think, is how I'll do it. And then we're going to

have a new series coming up after we wrap up small call. So if you've been listening,

things are going to be different for the next couple weeks, which is a nice change.

So three, two, one.

Hello there, and welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast.

My name is Caleb, and today I am joined by my father, Dr. Scott Keith, and Dr. Rod Rosenblot,

Adam Francisco, and Chris Roseboro.

We have a special episode that we're recording this morning. That is,

we are live at a Here We Still Stand regional event in Las Vegas. We're talking about comfort and assurance at this conference. Last night, we kicked things off with a talk from Dan Price and a

couple of breakouts. Today we have a full day scheduled, and we are lucky enough to start this conference with an episode of the Thinking Fellows. And in order to avoid as much planning as possible, I just went ahead and said, we're going to do the theme of the show. Everybody keeps asking, what are we doing? And we're doing the theme of the conference, which is what we do. And everybody keeps going, what's the theme of the conference?

What's the theme of the conference? And so, because nobody here pays attention to detail you.

Or do emails. Or do emails. Yeah, I'm bad at emails. But the conference is about comfort and

assurance in Christ.

And so this gives us a couple of really easy questions to ask, and that's what we're

going to go ahead and do this morning, because the Reformation and the Lutheran confessions

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