Welcome to another episode of 30 Minutes in the New Testament.

I'm Daniel and Mary Price in the rolling awesome hills of northwest Arkansas, joined by Eric

Sorenson in the paved-over, cold, frozen New York City. Is it cold and frozen there? I assume it's

cold there. Granite Hills of New York City. It's cold. It's in the 40s and 50s right now.

That's not so bad. So it's not like real cold. It's not so bad. That's actually, that's my jam.

Like that's my kind of weather, like sweater weather. That's the best. Well, we'll have it here for like another three weeks, and then

it'll be cold for four or five months. It's perfect weather for the, for the graphic

tea with the sport coat look, which is the patented Eric Sorenson look. This is, you know,

this is what I was told at the recent conference, that that was nicknamed the Sorensen.

That is the Sorensen.

You're rocking that look in the summer in New York City, like, oh, with the steam and the heat of the, like, it's no good, man.

So you just got to be, like, desperate for fall.

Like, yeah, baby, that's where my, that's where my, that's when my look is practical.

That's true.

This is true.

That's, fall is my jam.

Unfortunately, it lasts for like three and a half weeks here.

And then the brutal winter comes.

Although not as wintry as where CHF is heading in a few months.

Man, this train just doesn't stop, does it?

No, it does not.

We just wrap up a massive event in California only to just immediately announce the next city event.

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