Welcome to another episode of 30 Minutes in the New Testament.

I'm Daniel Henry Price, joined by Eric Sorensen.

Eric, what's going on?

People don't know.

I've already done this.

I've already asked you this.

And then we had a technical problem.

And so I already know what's going on. It's cold. There's snow. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. All that stuff.

Our life is uneventful and not worth talking about. Not worth sharing. Let's just move on. Yes.

Now, everything's going fine. You know, my, everything's, everything's sort of, it's just busy all the time.

Everything's busy.

You know, I really try hard when I get in conversations with people not to give that answer.

Yeah.

Like crazy busy, crazy busy.

Because, you know, it can easily become like a means by which you're telling people, I'm important, I matter,

I'm significant. But sometimes I don't know what else to say, what it really is, super busy,

and that's the way it's been lately. I just got back from a retreat. Part of what I do with my work

in New York City is I serve as a chaplain with interbarsity to

NYU grad students. And I went on a retreat with them this last weekend, had a great time,

had got to make a lot of connections with lots of students. Our church plant in the city has

quite a few people from NYU that attend and people connected to NYU. So that's kind of what's going on with me.

But that meant that I was gone for four days in a row.

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