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Music A good friend of the show, John Moody recently wrote a series of posts on X that cut right to the heart of one of the biggest issues frustrating the fruitfulness of Christian culture today.

If you don't know, John, he's a serial entrepreneur, judo black belt, an all-around great guy.

You may know him from some of his work with Joel Salatin,

or his work more generally in the realm of productive Christian households. And by the way,

according to his Twitter bio, his T-level is 833, even though he's in his late 40s, and I don't

think that it's because he's on trend. Let me close this introduction by saying no homo, since it

probably sounds like I'm hitting on John right now. Anyway, John wrote a series of posts on X,

each of which imagined a conversation between a young man or young woman and an older man or

an older woman in the church. In this episode, we'll be looking at these posts and talking

through some of the issues that they raise, particularly speaking to the question, how can we

build Christian communities that don't sound like this? To begin, I'll read through the post

where John imagined a conversation between a young man and an older man in the church. Here it is. Young man. Hey, Steve,

I wanted to talk with you. I really want to grow as a husband and a father, do a better job

leading my home, loving my wife, training up my kids, providing, and more. Can you help me?

Older man. That's great to hear. We're just about to start our next round of

men's ministry where we'll be studying the minor profits. Young man. Oh, that sounds interesting in all,

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