Welcome to the Conversations that Madder podcast. My name is John Harris. It is the quick midweek fix, hopefully a short episode for you whenever I say that I always ramble on longer than I think so I should probably stop saying it but I really don't have I have a lot to talk about but the subjects that we're talking about don't take a lot of time

I don't think so it should be a quick one I want to share with you a few things. We've got a bunch of

updates, a bunch of announcements, a bunch of things to keep your eye on to be

praying for. The two are, well it's really the two big categories we're going to talk

about today is I'm going to get

back to talking a little bit about the evangelical woke whatever that means movement and we're

going to specifically talk about Ed Stetster and something he put out.

Now, most people aren't looking at this.

I, they don't probably think it's that significant,

but to me, I'll just give you some inside,

insiders info here in a way.

Maybe it's not that much of an insider's thing,

but I've observed Ed Stetser, not closely,

but enough to see that Ed Stetser

kind of is in front of the pack often. Think about like the COVID

lockdowns and wear your mask and go to church and you know obey the governing authorities

because Romans 13 you know and I'm blah blah blah all that.

Ed Setzer was like the first one on top of that. I mean, I remember I think I showed you on the program that he had a website, the Church and coronavirus up with like

pre-written because it was like man like we just literally made the decision to

go on lockdown you already have articles you already have a this trusted voices thing with this PDF of you know how to how the

church should navigate this and Rick Warren was part of this too I guess but

Ed Stetser was the one who really spearheaded that. We saw with the

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