Waconia

No, well, just you and I rode out there.

To? To Waconia, Harley-Davidson.

And then we met up with the Mooch.

Ah, the Mooch, yep.

That's today.

Also, Schramms in Waconia.

Those are both west siders, but a good drive and a nice kind of pretty way to go.

All right, we're going to take a quick break, you guys.

And then, then was my kinda, uh, pretty big pick for me.

I, I was, I was going Waconia over Chanhassen.

And Waconia proved me right.

They, uh, they just are a different team this year.

They've got a lot of kids back.

And, uh- They've got a good quarterback.

They've got good r- uh, supporting cast around him, a very good defense.

And, um, Chanhassen just had a tough, tough day trying to get around Waconia.

And you can drop me an email, john.justice at americanexperiment.org.

Thanks to everybody who came out to the fall briefing with guest speaker Byron York at the Sovereign Estates in Waconia on Saturday.

Had the strangest thing.

I got into this conversation with Melinda yesterday.

The row chant continues to get better each week.

Max Williams, Waconia, one of our first guests on this podcast did a phenomenal job

He did.

I mean, he killed it.

They are a good team to follow.

The Waconia Chiefs, which is now go by the Wildcats, also 2-0, beat Apple Valley.

And they got Chanhassen.

Both, I think, are top 20 teams this year right now.

And so should you have contemporary worship? Should you have traditional worship? Should you have, uh, a gospel choir type worship? Um, I don't know.

Out here in Waconia, um, I went to, I went to college out here.

The, the thing was polka divine service.

Is that still a thing?

Hmm.

You l- you, you risk losing the truth that the gospel is for all nations, for all people.

You risk losing that this is true for everyone in every place, and it is just as true here in Waconia, Minnesota, as it is in St. Paul, Minnesota, as it is in Pretoria, South Africa, or, uh, Berlin, or, uh, Beijing, that this truth is the same everywhere because it's the same Christ.

It's the same Jesus.

And I think he's, you know what he reminds me of? He, he's like another kid who worked really hard this summer.

Like, um, Carson Herman over there at Waconia.

We got the chance to play him last Friday for Thursday.

And that kid is solid gold, man.

We're going to be looking forward and talking about some things to come for On the Line, some kind of big news on that front.

But also, we're sitting down with my senior pastor, Pastor Duncan McClellan here at Trinity Waconia, which was our first episode.

Don't go back and watch the first episode.

You don't have to watch that.

And I think one that's paid off.

But you've talked about how being attached to a church has actually hindered fundraising because you're going around to other concerns and saying, hey – we'd like you to support as you talk about, you need, you need funding.

So make the checkout to Trinity Waconia.

Well, Trinity Waconia, as far as LCMS churches is doing, we're doing, we're doing pretty good.