There's a term in the whole podcast, YouTube, content creation world that is evergreen.

You want to make content that's evergreen, that is that it feels just as relevant whether you encounter it

the day it was published or whether somebody encounters it

months or even years after the fact as they scroll through the back catalog.

And generally speaking that's what I'm going through here because what we're talking about is very timeless.

I think that evergreen principle is what the Bible is going for.

I mean there are acknowledgments of current events in a few places in the Bible.

Jesus at one point even mentions like hey you know you guys events in a few places in the Bible.

Jesus at one point even mentions like,

hey, you know, you guys heard about that tower

that fell on those people.

And there's an illusion to an incident

that was in the news at the time about pilot mingling the blood of certain people with the sacrifices

referencing maybe one of the massacres or really unfortunate incidents that happened on Pilots Watch that we know about

from outside the Bible. So the Bible is evergreen and that the principles are I mean they're

just universal forever across culture but there's also an acknowledgement of moments and what's going on that are meant to illustrate a point or get the audience to think about something.

And I think we have one of those moments in front of us right now and so I want to talk about it just for a second

That is this coronavirus thing I know it's on everybody's mind. I'm recording this a couple of days before I actually published this episode just because I happen to have time to sit down at the microphone and make this go.

So I don't even know where it's going to be by the time I actually hit the button and upload this thing.

But I can tell you, people are talking about it.

People are nervous about it.

Experts are saying, hey, it's a big deal,

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