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The Welcome to the American Churchman podcast where we encourage men, Christian men to be better Christian men.

How does that sound?

That sounds great to me. I think it's a good one. We talk about

the Bible and God's attributes and Matt Pearson usually does the attributes. Matt is my co-host.

Hey, Matt. How are you doing, John? Oh, well, we were just talking about it. I took a a bike ride and let's just say your muscles don't work as well in the cold.

And I hit a wall.

It was a miserable thing.

I'm not going cycling.

I don't understand these people who go cycling in the winter in New England, but I know some who do.

And I don't know if they're just tougher than me. I don't know what it is, but I know some who do. And I don't know if they're just tougher than me.

I don't know what it is, but I can't do it. Anyway, but I'm doing all right. I'm pumped. I'm

ready to talk about the subjects we have today. I should remind everyone, TruthScript does sponsor

this podcast. If you want to check out TruthScript and oh I should also say we

have a conference coming up near Lancaster in Selling Grove, Pennsylvania, April 25th through 26.

You can sign up now, truthScript.com. It's on church history. We actually are going to add a speaker.

I'm not going to say who it is yet. We'll announce it when we do later this week, but I'm excited about it. And if you want to support the podcast, you can

scroll to the bottom and there's a donate tab. We are 501c3. Okay, with that, Matthew, what

attribute of God do we have today? Yes. Our attribute of God that we have today is divine immutability,

which is always a good one because I think that this is one of the attributes that has a lot of very good

pastoral application. If you're like in a pastoral role and you're preaching a sermon, you come across

a text, which seems to communicate something like divine, I don't know why my brain went blank on it,

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