Put on your red dress, baby.

September 8, 2025.

This last Lord's Day, I had the very great privilege of preaching at our Christchurch, D.C. Church plan.

The folks there are wonderful, hardworking, and highly organized.

This promises to be a very fruitful

work indeed. This venture was plainly prompted by the Lord, and was clearly an answer to the prayers of many.

For those in the press who are keeping count, this was the second time I've met Pete Hexeth.

During our visit there at church, I did not pass any coded notes to him. Our brief time of fellowship

did not present any kind of

threat to the security of the Republic. I had been in D.C. for the NatCon conference the week before,

which was a good, solid event. And during the course of that week, I also sat down with Ross Douthit

for his Interesting Times podcast, which lived up to its name by being really interesting. I also had a sit-down interview

with the Wall Street Journal. Then after that, some of us drove out to West Virginia so I could be

on the Tim Pool podcast. Since I was staying over to preach for our church plant on Sunday, the good

folks at Christchurch, D.C. were good enough to also organize a one-day Christ or Chaos conference

on Saturday. So, okay, busy week.

I bring all this up because the conference had some red-dressed handmade protesters. I went outside

to visit with them, but they were gone by the time we got there. But because the Lord's timing

is the best timing, they were back on site for our church service, so after our service, I had a chance

to go out there to talk with them. When I got to the protest, they were already on site for our church service, so after our service I had a chance to go out there to talk with them.

When I got to the protest, they were already talking with Bloomberg and with the Wall Street Journal.

These journalists graciously stepped aside, no doubt in the conviction that some more interesting things might be afoot.

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