What's up my friends, I'm Matt, this is the 10 Minute Bible Hour Podcast, and I just accomplished

a thing.

Well my wife and I accomplished it together.

We watched all the way through all six seasons of NBC's community.

I'm telling ya, seasons one through three of community are comedic gold, it's fantastic,

so a whole bunch of very funny people in their prime, great writing, and in the process

of that you get to know some peripheral characters to the story, and one of them is this kid named

Magnitude who goes to this community college, and he really doesn't do anything or contribute

anything, and Magnitude's catchphrase, everybody who has watched this show is yelling it already

and you can just collect your smart points because you were right, is pop pop?

That's what he yells when he's on screen every time, pop pop every time.

It's ridiculous, it's a riff on catchphrases, it's stupid, it's vacuous, and yet even as

it riffs on catchphrases, it still works on my wife and I because any time we see the

word magnitude anywhere, even if it's very subtle, and then we're in like a formal situation

or somewhere we really can't say much of anything out loud or make a fuss, we'll still

under our breath, be like pop pop, and then fist bump real quick, church or wedding.

We saw a motorhome drive by the other day, and the brand name was Magnitude, pop pop,

we were both on it immediately, it's so dumb, but it so works, and the point is that there's

something really valid about the idea of a calling card, one simple thing that you associate

with this one other thing, and it raised the question, 18 chapters into the book of

Matthew, what would you say is supposed to be the calling card of the kingdom citizen,

not based on what we heard in youth group or saw in a Christian movie or heard on a Christian

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