Hello everybody. Welcome to another episode of Christ with coffee on ice. I am your

host Ali Yost and I am so grateful to be back with you guys on another Friday.

Happy Friday, everybody.

Thank you for tuning in.

Thank you for coming back for another episode

if you've been a regular listener or welcome. If you're brand new, that's even more exciting. I am so excited for this

week's episode because this one is gonna be slightly different than what we've done

before but I have felt this so heavy on my heart

from the Lord. It has to be from the Lord because it hasn't gone away. And I feel like whenever you have a word

dropped onto you or like a thought or a thing that just like won't go away

Typically and normally if it's biblical it's probably from the Lord you know like I literally have not been able to get rid of this thought for over a week and I'm like are we

supposed to be doing this on the podcast like I don't know I've been going live on

Tik-Tok where I've simply just been sitting down live with my Bible open and just reading scripture and it's crazy how much

people are just loving that and I've just been doing a lot more like going to

events certain like Christian events or conferences or anything like that like

extra kind of worship nights and I went to a conference recently it was called the Send I don't know if you guys are familiar with that.

It was in Nashville this year so we went. It was a couple weeks ago. There was a

speaker that it said something along the lines of like when as Christians did we think or stray away from the idea of just like God's word being enough you know like he used an example he was like my generation as in like our parents generation because he was a bit older

He was like my generation really did a great job at screwing that up where it's like we would invite people to church and then we'd like and there's free coffee or and there's donuts you know and so it's like we

we always treated it like there was like this thing like that was the selling point or that was the

thing that made it enough for people to want to attend, but when did we stop making

like the word of God like more than enough? Does that make any sense? We have pastors and we have

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