Center for Christianity and Public Life Summit

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And those are the ones that I'm... Yes, let's talk about the news that happened on Tuesday. Wow, that would really make us a prophetic podcast. We
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can do it because of the Holy Spirit. Kaitlyn, the Holy Spirit.
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Whoa, okay. It
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gives us insight into all mysteries, including what's going to happen tomorrow.
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Kaitlyn, were you in Washington, D.C.? Did I see a picture in Washington, D.C.?
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Yeah, what
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were you doing in Washington, D.C.? Our friend Michael Ware, who's been on the podcast, his new organization, the Center for Christianity and Public Life, was about to mess up the name. They had their first summit, and I did a fellowship with them all this last year. So I was there for that. There was a lot of cool people. A lot of Holy Post people who listened were there, but also some people who've been on the podcast were there. Wow, and Sky, were you invited? No,
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no, I
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was not. Maybe
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I was, and I just missed it. I don't know. Maybe.
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Michael Ware, was I invited? No? No?
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No?
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No, it's time for the theme song.
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I have a whole life outside of y'all.
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That's not
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fair. We're going
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to have to talk about that,
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because that's just, you know, that's just inconsiderate. Yeah, I'm sorry. Kaitlyn's hosting a podcast that this season of the podcast for IVP
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Interversity Publishers called The Disruptors, which is about misbehaving children in elementary schools. Honestly, you've given me a great idea. I would like to do that. What are you disrupting? So every kind of two seasons of The Disruptors have been disrupting something else. Our friend, Esam Akali, hosted the first two seasons about disrupting the church. The last two seasons with Nancy Wen were about disrupting the culture. And this season we're doing disrupting ourselves because we're spending the whole season talking about spiritual formation for an election year. And so what kind of work do we need to do internally to be the kind of people that can engage in the political world well? So I'm talking to a bunch of people, pastors, theologians, you know, people who are activists and practitioners who are thinking about like what kind of spiritual formation, community, et cetera, are required to sustain doing political work.
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So that sounds downright un-American. So is it kind of related to
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the Seven Mountains Mandate where each season is a new
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about amount of people?

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