We are live now on the Conversations That Matter podcast. I hope everyone can hear me. Let me know if you cannot in the chat section. I had a number of things I wanted to talk about. I had to reduce the list because time constraints. We are actually starting the American Churchman podcast in about, oh, now, 57 minutes.

So the podcast can't go.

This podcast can't go beyond that.

And also, I just think some of the topics I wanted to talk about, namely my daily bread,

or daily bread, the devotional ministry that I wanted to do a follow-up on.

I think I need more time to

flesh out some of the critiques I have of some of the content they've put out. So we're not going to

talk about our daily bread. Sorry, did I say my daily bread, our daily bread. And we're going to

instead focus on some other things that I've been saving mostly, some things regarding the SBC,

and we're going to talk a little bit about CrossCon.

I actually watched or listened to four and a half of the sessions at CrossCon.

I didn't listen to all the ones I wanted to, but I listened to enough to get a flavor for it.

For those who don't know, CrossCon is a youth conference, as I understand it. Similar to, well, the feeling of it,

the flavor of it is very similar to the Gospel Coalition, T4G. I can't quite even put my finger on it.

It's one of those things you know it when you see it.

Someone who's probably more observant of particular things.

Like my wife is very observant of details.

I don't always get the details, but I can see the big picture.

Someone who knows details well can probably pick out exactly what I'm feeling.

When I look at the room and the way people are dressed, it's a very sort of millennial cool style.

That's how people dress.

Like they're millennial cool.

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