Welcome to the cutting room floor, a Southern Christian Church podcast. Each week, we sit down with our teachers to talk through what didn't make it into Sunday's sermon. Thoughts, stories, or questions that got left on the cutting room floor, but still matter. There's no script, just real conversations that allow us to go deeper into last week's sermon. Thanks for being with us. Let's jump in.

Well, hey everyone and welcome to the cutting room floor podcast. My name is Neil and today, Scott,

here we are. Here we are. It's weird. We're doing all kinds of time travel. Yeah, we're in,

day delayed. Well, and like what everybody saw on Sunday. They thought was live from Sunday,

but it wasn't. It was recorded on the previous Thursday, which we always do. Yep. Well, I mean, it's somewhat new-ish for us. I've done it for a long time. Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, it's our new rhythm. It's been really helpful. Yeah, in instances like this. And then normally we record this podcast on Sunday. Now it's Monday. Nobody will know, but now we're telling them. Here we are. It's Monday. I'm already like, waist deep, shoulder. Yeah, you're into next or this weekend's already. Yeah. And yet, here we are. We're going to talk about the wedding at Cana. The wedding at Cana. The sermon that people watched either online or on television. From the comfort of their home.

Not in person.

Because it's so cold outside. We live in Green Bay. We live in the Tunday. You're with my people. This actually isn't that bad. My family up north right now, they were in like negative 23. Well, yeah. I mean, as a high. They closed schools in Minnesota because the feels like we used to call wind chill was negative 35.

Yeah. Well, yeah, I mean, as a high. They closed schools in Minnesota because the feels like we used to call wind chill was negative 35. That's legit. That's bone, down to your bones cold. That is legit problematic. I would not want to have that. But we're, you know, we're talking about the wedding at Cana. I was at home watching with my family we all had our journals

out we had our bibles out following along you know in my house so i didn't get home till 10 something

uh-huh uh i was i was here real early trying to be the weatherman and we'll find that out this weekend

parking lots and all that kind of thing and uh oh no what's going on with the tv

i don't know that's weird the antenna cables disconnected i hope everybody can hang in there with us

without a series graphic back there whatever series will we be in the pets heads are falling off

yeah i and then i get home at like a little bit after 10, and so they were going to watch it on TV, not online.

And I got to see in my family, like, who had the, like, actual, like, you know, ability to get up, go get their Bible and their journal and sit there versus who was like, ah, I'm going to sit here with my coffee.

I'm not going to get up and actually. Silas had his journey? No. Really? Shockingly. Oh, man. I thought so, too. I was sitting there by the fire and he's sitting there with his coffee and he didn't have his journal and everything out. I was very disappointed in silence. Interesting. Wow. So, yeah, we watched at home as well.

Cool.

Once I got home, it took me 45 extra minutes.

Yeah, it was icy out there.

Interesting takes on this.

I mean, we'll get to the cutting room floor.

I had never heard the wedding at Cana emphasized through the eyes maybe of the servants. Those were always just

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