I was just crazy convicted as we were, you know, going around the circle and I had been out of this

community for, you know, like I said, a couple of months. And it was a big enough chunk of time

where there was noticeable difference. Howdy folks. Welcome back to the podcast. Today, Katie and I

are going to be talking about re-transitioning into being a part of a local community. I'm making that sound dramatic,

but you know that we are gone for a while as we are finishing our build, and we have just

been reminded once again of the abundant blessing of local community, being a part of like-minded

Christians that are studying God's word pursuing after him and their marriages

and raising their children. And to be quite frank, we've come under conviction. And I think that that's

really, it's exciting, honestly, because I do think that's oftentimes what growth feels like.

I think it starts with conviction, telling the truth, right? All progress

starts by telling the truth. And so we're going to be talking about some of our biggest

takeaways from, I guess, being a part of just what I would consider a robust Christian community

and maybe some things that you can look for and try to create in your own Christian communities.

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rolling the now that we're a family podcast it's funny how i should nother dressing for this episode

it's really late at night and i have my sweatshirt on and pajama pants and you have a

p coat on and they're dressed for like seeing the president so i don't know if i'd wear a pcoat

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