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We are now live on the Conversations That Matter podcast. I'm your host John Harris.

Hope everyone is doing well this weekend. I don't usually podcast on a Saturday, but this is the

time I have. So this is when we're doing it. So I know some of you will

be listening probably after the weekend, but we have a lot of things to obviously discuss from

this week. And for those who are interested in Christian news, specifically Southern Baptist

news, I do have a number of things to share with you today that I don't think have been shared

on any other platforms. So that should be good. And you can pray for me and for my church. You know, this is kind of a big last two weeks, really, have been a big two weeks for evangelism. We had a BBS, which I wasn't really involved with, but there were a lot of people at my church who were. We had a lot of kids. And then this week, we do an evangelism ministry at the county fair. I was there last night.

I'll be there again tonight, possibly tomorrow. If I can swing it, we'll see. But, you know,

I'm just reminded about how we do talk about these things related to evangelical news, which I think are

very important. We want a strong thriving church, and there are so many inhibitors to that, right?

I think it's a little bit like the toil that goes into farming or, you know, think of some kind

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