Hello, everyone, and welcome to this week's episode of Every Square Inch.

My name is Robert Cunningham, the director of Christ for Kentucky, and this podcast is our ministry's main outlet for public thought.

For a couple months, I've been recording some podcasts outlining the vision,

philosophy, strategy, and so forth of Christ for Kentucky. And this will be the last of two

podcasts I record before moving on to some other topics. Originally, it was going to be one,

but I realized, as I got into it, this is just

too dense and long. So I divided it up into two. So two more podcasts, and then we will

move on to other topics. I know that these podcasts haven't been the normal content our listeners

are used to, and maybe for some, especially for those outside Kentucky,

may not have been as riveting, so to speak. That may not be fair. I've gotten, thank you

for your encouraging feedback, that these have been helpful. But more than that, it was important

to me to fully outline our organization if for no other reason than to have

a place to point folks to who want to understand our work. That said, these next two episodes

in particular, I think will be a great resource for everyone, not just those interested in the

work of Christ for Kentucky.

So last week's episode on its own admittedly runs the risk of dying the death of idealism.

I outlined the grand story of God's redemptive arc in history,

wherein God redeems all things back from their fallen state.

But that story, though beautiful and compelling, remains inconsequential if it isn't pressed down and applied to our present lives.

What does God's redemptive plan mean for your seemingly ordinary life?

That's the question of all questions, and I want to answer it

in two ways. Practical and potential. First in this podcast, I want to get very practical with the work

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