Welcome to the conversations that matter

podcast my name is John Harris we are going to talk about not

southern Baptist stuff today I hope that's okay with you all put it in the

comments if it's not okay with you you tell me it's not okay

it's not okay because I look I understand it's important

the SBC conventions coming up next week a lot of you in the audience are

southern Baptist I've never done a poll I just know that there are a lot of people who are

and there's things that there's questions I've gotten things that some of you want to

pick my brain about I'm not perfect I don't even understand quite every issue there's

so many of them coming at me so fast. I'm

trying to prioritize what's important, what's not. But here's the thing for every

hour that I spend probably on the pod there's like nine hours spent talking to people in the

Southern Baptist Convention in political positions, strategizing about things.

There's just so much.

So I had to take a break today, and I hope that's all right.

We're gonna talk about South Africa a little bit

and a documentary I watched last night on South Africa.

We're going to talk about another post that was shorter that I made yesterday.

Things I'm just reflecting on concerning culture, things that I'll probably have to touch on in the book that I'm

writing now and so I want to try to get them straight in my head and as I'm going

through that process I'll just include you guys, you all as they say in the South in that if that's fine with you so let's talk about South Africa I I think there's some lessons to be learned from South Africa.

What the situation that's going on right now in South Africa

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