Hey everyone welcome once again to the conversations that matter

podcast I have a guess with me to share a story something that's going on now

something in my mind that's actually compelling inspiring in some ways but also a sign of the

times because we know that persecution against Christians is ramping up and we know the where it's coming from it's it's coming from a radical

secular Marxist and now LGBT lobby that really seeks to smear and discredit and then and and attack anyone who

would stand up for biblical morality. Well one of those people is with me

today and that's pastor JD Hall and I appreciate you so much joining me. Thank you,

Pastor Hall.

Sure, thanks, John.

So I want to get into this story a bit.

Many people know you from your polemics pulpit and pen

protestia but some don't know that you're also active in politics so I think

that's important to understand for this story.

Can you tell me a little bit about that?

Yeah, it's kind of funny.

I live in two different worlds, it seems like,

where the people that know that I'm involved in politics

don't know that I'm involved in polemics.

And then the people that know that I'm involved in polemics don't know I'm involved in polemics and the people that know that I'm involved in politics and so a lot of people are surprised to find out either one depending upon which side of the aisle that they're that they're in.

To me there's very little difference and we, I make a point of that every time that I speak somewhere in the state and of course I'm not nationally known for politics but statewide pretty much anybody who anybody knows me and every time I speak I am very famous for saying the problem to our rather the problem is not is not politics and the solution is not politics but the problem of sin and the answer is Jesus. And so what God has done is really create an opportunity for me to go into secular organizations

to speak and then to preach the gospel.

So it's kind of bit the opposite of what Greg Locke does

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