Everybody, what is going on? You know what time it is. You're listening to join the Journey podcast with your host, Emma, daughter.

Thanks for joining. Today, I am joined by a special guest in the studio, Will McElroy.

What's up, everyone? And Will, you're here because you work on the students team with high schoolers.

Yes, I'm on the shoreline team. That's what we call it at Watermark students team with high schoolers. Yes, I'm on the shoreline team.

That's what we call it at Watermark.

It's high schoolers.

And can I pitch our ministry and just share a little bit about it?

Please, I love it.

Yeah, so the shoreline team is 9th through 12th grade.

And it's a place where we just, our mission is just that all students are known and accepted,

taught about Jesus, and challenged to grow. And that's happening every

week in Dallas where just hundreds and truly hundreds of students are meeting in homes of

families led by small group leaders every Wednesday night. It's awesome. Yeah. So if you think about

students today, pray for them. They're meeting tonight. And starting next week, we're actually going to be

bringing students on the Join the Journey podcast on Wednesdays. But today we've got their

fearless leader, Will. And Will, we are in 1st Corinthians four. Yes. What stood out? What did you

notice? I think the first verses three through five really stood out with me where Paul just says in verse three,

but with me it is a very small thing that I should be judged by you or by any human court.

In fact, I do not even judge myself.

And just coming off of, you know, the response where Paul is being compared to Apollos and other leaders

of the time. And he's saying, hey, I don't really care of, you know, who you're comparing me to,

or if I'm better than this teacher, or if I'm a, I think in today's day and age, it'd be like,

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