Hey everyone welcome in the conversations that matter

podcast I'm your host John Harris situation developing right now that I

wanted to let you know about it it's sad to me. It just grieves my heart to see this a bit, but it's telling in some ways. I'm hoping we're going to get more details here soon I'm

hoping next week maybe we can get more details on this but I was listening to a

speech that my friend Trevor Louden was giving at the name of the conference is

the Cultural Engagement Summit in Memphis Tennessee Tennessee, April 30th, today as I'm recording this.

This all is went down within like the last 20 minutes.

And it's a conference for Christians to be politically engaged, I guess.

The organization putting it on is called Citizens for America.

Conservative Christian political advocacy is their tagline and they hosted it at

mid-America Baptist Seminary which is not their their relationship with a

Southern Baptist convention isn't as direct as somewhere like southern or

southeastern but they still do have somewhat of an affiliation kind of like I

think Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary does for Liberty University. So there is a connection but they don't have the

same kinds of oversight and boards and stuff that like a Midwestern or New Orleans or

southeastern, southwestern, southern or golden gate have.

Anyway, Trevor Loudon was giving a great speech, and in fact I posted it at conversations that matter. This is a great speech and in fact I posted it at conversations that matter this is a great

speech you know check it out he was arguing that Christians who don't push back

on sin when they have the when they have the ability to stop something

evil from happening and they choose not to act that's sinful and so he develops

this point and he starts talking about the movie and then he starts going

after Mid America Theological Seminary and this I'll give you some a little bit more background but I want you to just hear it from him first.

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