Yeah.

Yeah.

I'm so glad you guys played that video.

That was the high point.

I think I think that was the only time I think Mel Duncan actually said that this was his one lapse in moderating the meeting, because I think that's the first time I've heard a room full of Presbyterians unanimously applaud.

It was just it was a glorious moment.

But, yeah, so the CN the CN had an ad interim study committee, which they appointed last year and set some men aside who were appointed to study Christian nationalism.

when you

in the end.

It'll all pan out in the end.

This is one of our first, you know, sort of diatribes, I think.

It's the thousand years of peace that Christians fight about.

true enough, right? And just the phrase panmillennialist, obviously they're saying they're about millennial beliefs, not even broader eschatological beliefs, but millennial beliefs.

So I kind of get where some people are probably aiming at with that phrase.

But what that suggests is that eschatology or teleology is something that's not actually something that Christians should engage in because it doesn't actually impact our lived experience.

important.

Five years passed, and by 2013, Josh and his fellow teammates were brainstorming how could they bring the gospel to more people faster?

We've got 1.3 billion people.

There's more unreached people groups in India than any other nation in the world.

And so we're sitting and dreaming and praying about, "Okay, God, what it, what would it look like to bring your love all over this nation? How could we take your name and fame everywhere that we go," right? "What does that look like?" And I remember, you know, even I, I'm kind of a dreamer, a visionary, right? Like, the Indian believers, they'll pray first.

I'm, I'm, I'm talking about vision first, you know what I mean? [laughs] Like, that's just the kind of person I am.

And so I remember thinking, like, what could be a massive goal that we could reachAnd I'm thinking proclamation.

I'm thinking, how can we reach as many people as possible with the gospel at one go? When I say proclamation, that could be radio, TV, it could be even adding people to the church or whatever to listen, right? Like, I'm...

Yeah.