Navigating Challenge with Joyful Non-Compliance

Speaker 2
would be terrifying and i guess you have to have two-thirds of the the house or whatever to pass that which is unlikely but the same time it is all controlled by that party and they're pushing through really weird things so it's like yeah is that totally out of the realm of possibility i don't know but it's a terrifying idea yeah like i look at my kids and i was like ellie it's gonna be 18 when this um this term ends and it's like dang that sucks like that's a hard they're gonna go through very formative years with a lot of tension within friend groups and families and everything else like yeah, yeah, that sucks. That's hard for me, but that's gonna be real hard for formative years. Yeah. Yep. So I don't know. I would love to figure out how we do this. We're doing it in a healthy, we're doing it, Tim, encouraging, constructive way. Like I want to take this whole Vox community forward and just be like, we're gonna, we're going to joyfully non-comply with what
Speaker 1
we see in here. Yeah. I think that's where all this is headed, my brother. And speaking of joyful non-compliance, I'm going to joyfully non-comply with the people who don't want to go into the exile series more. So that's a lot of double negatives. Thank
Speaker 2
you for your comment. And
Speaker 1
here we go. And here we go. So the early church did not withdraw from culture. And nor did Jesus ever tell them to, and they were not called to transform culture through political apparatuses.

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