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Fellas, I'm ready to get up and do my thing.

I want to get into it, man, you know.

Like I, you know, I'm the man, don't you?

Can I count it off?

One, two, three, four.

You're listening to the church politics podcast with Michael Ware and Justin Gibney,

where you can get in-depth political analysis from a Christian worldview.

Transcend partisanship and political ideology with us as we seek true discipleship in the public square.

What's going on, Ann Camp, this is Justin Gibney, and this is the public square. What's going on, Ann Camp?

This is Justin Gibney, and this is the church politics podcast, and we are doing it live.

So usually the church politics podcast, you can listen to us, but during the COVID-19 crisis,

myself, Michael Ware, and our special guest, Chris Butler, have been doing this live for y'all.

So, Ann Camp, we're happy to be back with you, have a good chance to have another conversation about politics from a Christian worldview.

And so we're just going to jump into it.

We're not going to take up too much of time, but there are a lot of issues that we hadn't talked about in the last couple weeks. We want to get to that today. So thank you again for joining us,

but we're going to go ahead and get to it. The first thing I want to talk about is the churches

helping churches challenge. As many of you know, just over about a month ago, the end campaign

started leading an effort to actually

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