What's up bar folks? For 40 years Ligonier Ministries table talk has been a valid resource for the body of Christ.

With thousands of subscribers all over the US, Ligonier Ministries has partnered with the bar podcast to bring you 15 months of this magazine for the price of 12.

For $23 you get 15 issues of the Table Talk magazine delivered to your door,

and the chart full of articles and revotions.

To get your subscription, go to thebarapodcast.com-forthslash-table talker to get those 15 issues for only $23.

That's right, the bar podcast Forth Slash Table Talker, go now.

Welcome to Just Thinking. With host Dera Harrison and Virgil Walker, bringing you week to week cultural apologetics as well as social issues from a biblical world view.

This is Just Thinking. Let's think.

We're back. It's another edition of the Just Thinking podcast. I am Virgil Walker and I'm Dera Harrison, what you know Omaha is going on out with.

It's a man. I don't know what you did. You said storm clouds are way or how that all works. If the weather heads your way, but man, we can't catch a break.

We got the college world series happening right now, which is a big deal for Omaha. And then I mean, they've been rained out so much that the games are getting delayed and delayed and delayed. So it's been kind of crazy.

Yeah, we've actually been getting a lot of rain here in the ACL as well. And no matter if it's raining right now, as we record this, but I'm not complaining man because right around August. Right.

We're going to be desperate for this man. So I don't hate. Let me ask you this. I've never been to Omaha. Been been all over the country, but never been to Omaha. I know it gets hot there.

But do you guys get the humidity like we get here in the A. I mean here in Atlanta. When it's hot, right. It's also humid at the same time. Do you guys need the humidity over as I say say a dry heat.

It's not it's not completely a dry heat, but it's not I let me catch my words. We can't compare to what y'all experience in Atlanta. I've been in Atlanta during the during the height of the summer.

And man, it's it's unbearable. I mean, it's unbearable. It feels like a hundred pound weight just hit you back. Yeah. And you know, you just you're just a mess. I used to get that when I was in Oklahoma.

Because that's where I'm originally from, but it's not the say now you ask a native Nebraska. They're going to say, oh, yeah, oh, it's just all and I'm like, me, I don't have a clue.

Y'all really don't have no clue. They really have no clue. It's kind of like, you know, I travel places and stuff and smaller towns and stuff they'll complain about their traffic.

I'm like, wait a minute. What traffic traffic. Don't even don't even get me started. Don't even get me started on it. So, yeah, so yeah, so it's raining here, man. But we appreciate it. And we're going to really be thanking the law for this rain here in a couple months.

You know, speaking of raining, man, we're talking about another topic in this episode, the just thinking podcast where seems like opinions just kind of rained out from everywhere.

Yeah. Yeah.

Man, we're I mean, this is the culture, what's stirring up in the culture, the storm clouds, so to speak, how's that for transition, the storm clouds, so to speak, you like that, right?

...