What a nine day stretch futures game draft all-star game Hall of Fame ceremonies

yesterday four men entered the Hall of Fame. Congratulations to each deserving inductee. Let me hear you.

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Welcome to In the Bullpin with Mark Dewey, sponsored by developing Contenders Ministries.

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If you looked at the title of today's episode before hitting play, you may have thought it was a bit strange, or you may have been intrigued by it, or you may have been intrigued by it, or you may have smiled and thought to yourself

Tertullian. And of course I use the words of that early church father. His words were, what does Jerusalem have to do with

Athens and I modified them to make them relate to Cooperstown, to the Hall of Fame.

And today I hope to show that when we rightly consider things,

that there are plenty of ways Jerusalem,

God's Church and people, have common ground with Cooperstown, the home of the National Baseball, Hall of Fame, and Museum.

Common ground with the Hall of Fame's purpose and place in our game and with those elite few who are members of it.

I got to begin with a disclaimer.

One possible connection may be this. Pastors sometimes preach long sermons.

And this episode may be lengthy. I'm not sure. I know what I intend on saying. I know what I intend on saying I know what I have considered saying we'll see how it

goes but I want to begin first of all by saying congratulations to the three

former Major League Baseball players inducted yesterday, Adrian Beltray,

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