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Go to dwell app.io slash made for this to get 10% off a yearly subscription or 33% off dwell for life. Well guys you are in for a treat today. In fact this is the podcast with somebody

that you may never have heard of that will be your favorite one.

Everything I do with Dr. Krieder ends up that way.

This is one of my very favorite seminary professors.

Wait, no, he knows that's not true.

He knows, and everybody that has ever heard me talk about seminary knows. He is my very favorite seminary professor. I actually took, I believe, almost all of my theology courses from you, Dr. Kay, and you're not supposed to do that. He had me crying in class. He had us listening to Lincoln Park. Do not tell people, you know, that's probably not allowed at seminary, but that's what he did he he brought to life

the story of God and the reason we exist in a way that captured me and it really

changed my framework for how I think about God, how I think about

myself and our purpose here.

And so I know it's impossible, Dr. Kay, I think I took five classes from you in seminary, maybe four.

So we can't really, in 30 minutes here together, you know, bring all of that to all these people but I do want to give a little

taste specifically when it comes to the story of God because as you know we just

finished the theolleby series and all of that was inspired from specifically your class about the end times,

which I would have expected to get in there and it all be about revelation.

But no, you took us all the way back to Genesis.

So talk just a minute about that story of

of God and and why it's important for us to understand theology in general but

specifically that narrative throughout scripture.

So I'm not sure who should feel older today, me or you, Lincoln Park.

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