Your eyes on the times, you walk ready to speak up.

But with so many problems, you're exhausted trying to keep up.

This is the church politics podcast where you can get political commentary from a biblical

worldview.

We're not trying to be conservative or progressive.

We're trying to be Christian in the public square.

And I'm black as heaven.

I'm made in God's image.

Nobody can change my sentence.

Amen, cut off my knees and put it into my search.

It's easy to sell your soul and you don't know what it's worth.

Morning, morning.

But you know good, Anne Camp, you're listening to the Anne Campaign's Church Politics

Podcast with Justin Gibney, aka Bishop Cooper's grandson. And if you've been watching closely,

at least I know a lot of you don't actually watch. Some of you just listen to it on iTunes and Spotify

and all that. But if you actually been watching the church politics podcast on YouTube for a while,

then you know that something has changed about my appearance. It's not my hair. It's not the fact

that I wear pretty much a white shirt every day. And I actually would, if I could,

I mean, because I have a lot of them. I actually would just

wear a white shirt every single day. But that's something, you know, that's another

conversation. I'm sure many of you noticed that over time, I've given you a couple

iterations of the mustache. Okay. And now I'm in the phase of what I've been calling the Billy D. Williams mustache. Okay. That's what I've like to call it because I wanted to change it up a little bit. I'm not somebody who changed my hair a whole lot, but I have been trying some different things within the last few years. I guess since the pandemic maybe with my mustache. And my general rule with my mustache is,

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