Welcome once again to the conversations that matter podcast I'm your host John Harris. We have a guest today, John Moody, who has, well let's just say his hands in a lot of different pots. He's a homesteader. He is a graduate from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, so he's a theological background, but he's also an expert on elderberries and getting raided by the government and he has a food buying co-op and we're going to talk about cancel free Christianity how to

when the government challenges you how to deal with that how to deal with the

some of the challenges we don't think of as much today like nutrition and self-sufficiency.

I talk a lot about that and so I'm grateful to have John Moody on the podcast.

Thanks for joining me, John. Thank you so much for having me. to have

a been to have a lot for having me we've talked a little bit I know over the last few weeks and but you come highly recommended

from those who attended the county before country conference last year.

And I'll just tell you this, you probably heard it already.

The thing I kept hearing from friends of mine, I even had someone in my church attend,

is that you're the Tom Bombadil of evangelicalism.

And so after like, you know, five or so recommendations, I said, oh sure, sure, I'll listen to the speech.

And so I listened to your talk and I thought wow this is you

know really incredible stuff that I don't hear about ever I didn't know about the government

raiding farms and and rating you specifically and there's a certain amount of bravery I think you probably have from being in that environment that we need right now for the other fights that we're undergoing.

So anyway, I appreciate you being brave enough to talk about it.

Is there anything else you want to, before we get into these topics just send people websites places that they can go to find out more about you

I do the rogue food conference with my friend Joel Salitan It's one of the only conferences where we teach people how to fight.

You know, the theme of the conference is creative circumvention, non-compliance, and how to fight.

And so we have a lot, it's you know been such a blessing to do that to really you know I always

pick on what I call con ink I did that I think in both of my CBC talks because conservative ink gives the appearance of resistance

without the substance. And so one reason I was excited when Michael approached me about County Before Country or when

Joel approached me about doing rogue food is we wanted to give the substance of what resistance actually is, not just, you know,

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