People are beginning to appear on campus for the conference. You’re welcome too!
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72 degrees here in Santa Barbara! Unable to attend this year, a few of us, though, will be watching via the live streaming. May God bless the proclamation of his Word.
We’ll miss you Jack but we’re glad that you’ll be watching
Ugh. 75 degrees. Why would anyone want to be in hot weather like that? Calvinism requires cold temperatures and dark cloudy skies to work right — something that as a native Michigander, I like to tell my PCA friends as an explanation of what’s wrong in their churches 😉
(And yes, that’s a joke about Calvinism not working in Southern climates for anyone who didn’t catch the point. I now live in Missouri and very much prefer cold, snow, and ice of the North to our horrible hot summers down here. But our temperatures in the mid-20s yesterday were fairly nice. Too bad we didn’t have a few feet of nice snow to go with the crisp cool air.)
Well, since I’m on the east coast and unable to attend, I will take their advice–Don’t Cry Sister, don’t do it.
So, with the weather so nice, who wants to be inside anyway? Or, maybe you’ll all be laid back on the lawn, California-style, sipping adult beverages, Reformation-style.
It’s indoors but there are nice breaks for people to enjoy the sunshine.
Truth be told, it was forty degrees colder last Friday. The Lord works in mysterious ways.
You should have persevered.
We’re looking forward to it! But your temperature updates are making me skeptical about the weekend…! I’m very much enjoying our currently in-the-50s weather.