Hello relatable listeners. This is my hundredth episode, 100 episodes of relatable. That's pretty

amazing. We started last March doing one a week and then we started last summer doing two a

week and then now of course we do three a week Monday, Wednesday and Friday. It has been really

fun. I've learned a lot since I started doing this podcast and you guys have helped me. Thank

you so much to those of you who have been listening from the beginning to those of you who just

recently started listening no matter when you started listening to relatable. I really appreciate

you a lot. I love doing this podcast. There are a lot of things I love about my job but getting to

interact with you guys, getting your emails, getting your messages, getting your feedback about

the podcast and being able to talk to you about the things that matter. That means so much to me. So

thank you so much for listening for all of these hundred episodes. If you haven't listened to the

beginning of the relatable podcast, I encourage you to go back and listen because we kind of lay

the foundation for a lot of what we believe and why we talk about the things that we talk about

on this show. It might kind of help you and give you a little bit of context into these conversations.

But anyway, thank you so much for listening. If you have not listened to Monday's podcast yet,

you definitely should. We talked about Black liberation theology, this doctrine that is

posited as a Christian viewpoint, a biblical viewpoint, the similarities that it has surprisingly,

to nation of Islam and how both of these things are founded in Marxism, which we know is a secular

ideology that has led to the suffering of at least 100 million people over the past century. And

why we should be on the lookout for these kind of collectivist viewpoints, seeping into the

evangelical church. And so we use scripture to back up our analysis of these things and how we can

actually push back on the lies that are indeed infiltrating our pulpits. And today we are going to

talk about the many controversies surrounding Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. And we are going to talk

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