Welcome to the Conversations that Matter Podcast. I'm your host John Harris. We're going to

talk a little bit today about the T4G conference. The last one was just held

last week and for those who don't know the T4G conferences have been around

for around a decade they've at least the way that they have been presented and

known and known by those who attend. They are portrayed as bastions of

conservative reformed theology across many different traditions but the commonality is that the people that are

attending are there for the gospel and for the most part I think it's reformed I

don't know at the top of my head I can't think of any

self professing Armenians who have been speakers there but maybe I'm wrong on

that but certainly the keynotes and those who have mostly been involved in this have

been I think the term that even

they use to apply to themselves at times is a reformed dish. And so this has been

going on, this is paralleling in some ways the Gospel Coalition they're not the same

organization but you see many of the same people at their conferences and I think

similar goals and purposes probably.

And the last one just happened.

And I've talked about this before.

I talked about this last year when the announcement was made that this was going to be the last one and we analyzed it and there was this

whole video that Mark Devver and Lincoln Duncan had made without Almolar

present which seemed kind of awkward because Almolar had been instrumental in

T4G and he wasn't going to be there and so they made this episode without him and

talked about how this is the end and they really put a

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