Hannah Nitz

Us literally eating and drinking of his flesh, as he says.

And not like, here's my three-point sermon on what I think this verse in Timothy means.

That's just fascinating.

Man, I don't love that one, I'm going to be honest.

It's just a lot easier to criticize.

I'm not saying this is good.

I'm just confessing from my own wrestling.

It's just such a constant dance of humility because I, even in myself, Julie, see over the last few years of experiencing more of God and knowing more of God and being with him more.

It's tempting for me to look back on the 10 years ago, Hannah even, and want to criticize how she interacted with God.

Be like, man, what were you doing?

But that quote of not interacting with others who are part of the body of Christ to criticize but to build up even when things look and feel so different.

It kind of seems like this is a conversation you wish we could just have the whole body of Christ here at once.

Instead of having a panel of people who all have different opinions hashing it out.

So could I push you a tad on this?

Please.

So could you maybe tell me then in a room what other opinions you would want in the same room as you?

that would be differing from you?

Yeah, and you had them on, like, back to back.

Yeah.

And you're saying, like, I invite that difference under the cross.