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Let's go. Hey, how are you to Sean
O'Connell from the follicle cells podcast and I'm here on
millennial Mustard Seed. He's a verification.
That's a good old intro, Sean. It's good to have you here with
me, man. Thank It's good to be here.
I'll tell you what, man? Wife has been crazy.
So, trying to get the word out and be with the another brother
in Christ, man, this just makes that makes my day.
There's something about when we dwell together in unity and
other people being aware of who's who, where we're at.
And what's going on? I think is so important.
Just kind of walk us into your upbringing what brought you to
Christ and to everything that you're doing today.
Sure. So I was born and raised.
Boston, Massachusetts, born and raised Roman Catholic, which we
could talk about for a whole episode by itself, but nothing
against them. It's just, I don't, you know,
we're gonna have disagreements across the board as correct as
Christians but some mom. So that was my early life, my
grandmother was always a huge spiritual part of my life as a
kid. She's the one that took me to
church. She's the one that taught me
about Christ. She's the one talking about the
Lord and so I did that for years.
Ears. And then when I was 16, my
mother got sick. She got cancer, and she passed
away, and when you believe and there's nobody here on Earth to
get mad at, who you get mad at. And for me, I took that out on
God and I spent 20 years on my own, trying to figure it out,
trying to find a better way, trying to flick.
Why would God do this to me? So I just spent years being
angry with the Lord. And man that's tough.
I'll tell you what. Like that is no way to live,
but, you know, God is good. And by his grace we are, we he
never gives up on us. He never leaves us like when I
look back, now I can see a thousand times that God stepped
in on my wife and was like, nope, even though I was mad at
him, wasn't talking to him, he still didn't let me get in the
trouble, I deserved, but back in 2013, me and the mother of my
kids had broken up. We went our separate ways after
15 years and I literally went to a six-month drunken coma.
I guess is the best way I can put it.
I would wake up and drink. I would drink all day at work.
I would drink all night. Till I fell asleep and I just, I
shut down from the world and I didn't know what to do with
myself. And I went out for my birthday
into April 2014 and it was my actual birthday and my
rebirthday. So in kind of they coincide but
I was I was so messed up, I couldn't spell the word car
went. Alone drive one and I'm flying
down for 20 to do like 120 miles an hour.
Steering with my knee. I like a cigarette in my cell.
Phone on one hand, i'm talking I had a beer can in the console.
I had a bottle of whiskey in my other hand you know just out of
control. And when I got down past Oaks on
the 422, I was heading east the westbound way like I know like
those a spends just passed Ford Just past the Oaks exit.
I looked into the left foot in the left lane and which I'm sure
none of that is going to make any sense to some of your
wisdom, as they have no idea what I'm talking about.
Anyway, it's a high area for police.
Usually, they're, so it's by the grace of God.
I even made it that far as intoxicated as I was.
And, but I look over in the westbound Lane heading back
towards where I lived, and there's two cars, it's like 2:30
in the morning. I was trying to go to the casino
because I know the casino serve drinks.
True. They start till like 5:00 in the
morning. Now that I need another drink
but that's what I wanted. And so these two cars were
pulled over hazard lights on. I could see the front car their
bottom, but they're back bumper was down and the front, the back
car, their front bumper was down, I can see there were kids
in the car and I could see moms of people upset.
So it was April is around like spring break, time for school
and I'm thinking two families. I went to Disneyland had a great
week, came home a little, jet-lagged had a little fender
bender or 2:30 in the morning. Coming home from the airport
either I can't verify that. That's my gas as For what had
happened. But for me, I'm a numbers guy.
Like I crunch numbers and, you know, when a plane leaves Boston
at 9 a.m. and the train we've Chicago at 10, a.m. where do
they meet a? My thinking was, if I had been
coming the other way, doing the same thing at the same time when
they had, their little fender bender Ida come through when I
to hit them all which was a very eye-opening experience in the
moment, you know, because I'm immediately thinking, man, I
could have killed all. These people.
And so I pulled over just before the Audobon exit about half a
mile up the road. And I threw the bottle out the
window, I threw the cigarette out, the window, through the
beer, can out the window. I probably threw the phone out
the window to see through it all out moment.
But and I just started to cry. I just started to weep and I I
just said, God, I can't do this anymore.
I'm done. I know I had before this, I had
I had checked out and other religions I had gone to a
mosque. So it's that was what I was
checking in. Islam was checking a Judaism.
I was checking into Buddhist, I don't know if you know this but
there is a religion dedicated to the dude from Big Lebowski
there's a whole religion related to dudeism but that's what they
call it. I looked into that and nothing
really seemed to catch my attention but I whoa.
Yeah. Like I looked into water.
I spent months trying to figure some stuff out and I didn't want
to turn back to God. I was still very angry with them
and I was like, there's no way there's no way there's got to be
another answer and in that moment when I, you know, in a
drunken rage and stupor and seeing that, and I said, I just
the first First words out of my mouth reward.
I can't do this anymore, God, take it.
I can't. I cannot do this anymore and
That's out there for a couple hours.
I'm sure. Just crying and so the sun came
up and I got now I drove home. And at that point I was like,
okay, this is I got to do something different two weeks
later, my brother got married. I was his best, man.
A pastor friend of mine that I've known for years and
actually I was extremely rude to him.
I was his Salah Tarsus. You know, I persecuted him for
being a Christian because I was angry with God.
And he He officiated the wedding and he kept bugging me for like
two days, you know, the rehearsal in the wedding.
He's like man, you alright. And I'm like yeah I'm good.
Everything's fine again. I was, I was drinking at the
wedding and was really messed up and all night had been puppy was
like this this prick in the back of my neck.
Like something's poking me in the back of the neck saying why
are you lying. We'll just tell this man what's
goings, your friend, tell him what's going on and I wouldn't
but then I got home that night. And I texted my buddy and was
just like, no no I'm lying, I'm full of it.
Nothing's right, nothing's good. Everything's just kind of going
crazy. And so don't like 30 seconds, he
messaged me back and says, listen come meet with me
tonight. Are you no waiter tonight and my
office, you know, where it is around 6:00, we'll meet, we'll
talk. And we'll see where things are
going and I did I, when I met with them and we did some some,
some prayer and just talk And I was able to unload a lot of
things that have been bothering me and so at that point, you
know, I was crying and a baby most of the meeting and then the
end of the conversation, like it is, we're getting ready to like,
you know, call it a night. And then we're both going to
head home. So it's getting kind of late.
I decided to to ask Christ into my heart right there in the
moment, had a whole prayer with the Lord and vitamin just it was
you got to take over? I just, I have no control, I
have no idea what's going on, and I'm just a mess.
And so that point I started I met with him for a few more
weeks in his office. And then after like, six
meetings, I decided to start attending service at Birds
Borough Church of the Nazarene that's where he was pastoring at
the time and Got there. You know, started started
healing and started being filled.
And really just getting, you know, the information and the
parts of the white, my life that I hadn't been receiving, and it
was pretty amazing. And at that point, I had to
realize that I had to answer a call in that, I have been
receiving since I was a little kid since about 6 or 7 years
old, and it was a calling to Pastor the preach and I couldn't
ignore it anymore, it was just too much, it was too heavy on
me. It was in my heart and on my
mind at all times. And so I just gave in and I
started the process and it's a whole process.
I mean every church has their process and they were issues and
bumps. Along the way there was, you
know, issues of financial aid for schooling and stuff.
And a lot of stuff that, you know, kept me from.
But the thing is, I knew that God had me going in the
direction he wanted me. So I wasn't going to let me, let
me. Down at that point.
So just kept moving forward. I kept plugging for and wherever
I couldn't get done in the moment like some of the stuff
with the government and financial aid and stuff.
I had to push past, I had to keep going and then there was a
other programs that came along that was able to help out and
stuff. So you know, I'm still going
along doing doing my process to get ordained.
They still have a couple years more classes to do, but I know
I'm definitely heading in the right direction now and going
where it where God is leading me.
That's pretty amazing feeling to know that no matter what you've
done, no matter where you've been what you've come from.
Even when you don't want God to be in your situation, I don't
want to be part of your life, you don't want him to have
anything to do with them, he literally will stand there and
just wait and just be like, I've been here the whole time but
whatever I can do to help you out, that's what I'm here for.
And that's just an amazing feeling that, you know, even in
the bad times, you've always got Christ in a right there with
you. Yeah.
That's that's such a powerful testimony.
I mean Just listening to everything that you went
through, you know, like you lose your mother when you're young,
you spend 20 years in the world just chasing everything that was
not meant for you and and how enter your grandmother had like
kind of like prophesied like she used her her terms from, you
know, the Catholic background above what she thought you were
going to be. But and, you know, sometimes
people around us, they're going to pick up on the fact that
there's an anointing on her life even Even though it can look
really rough and ugly on the outside and then, you know, you
go through this. Like, I mean you're single dad,
like you're taking care of your kids.
Yeah, if you are literally at this place we're in your
testimony or winding down to the end of your way of doing things.
And starting to understand the calling and where you are today.
I mean it's just fascinating because there's so many people I
talk to off air or even on air and it's just like that story
shows. Different details, different
places different names and different extreme aspects but
there's something to it. When the men and women who are
being called by the Living, God start to wake up and understand
the truth is definitely Stranger Than Fiction.
There's something more going on here.
I can't keep living the way that I have been living, and it's
edifying to hear that because there's there's a listener.
Out there, I just know it. I know there's somebody out
there who's going to be able to relate to your story.
So, showing I want to ask you with the prodigal sons podcast.
Now you guys are local to me. I actually moved out of the
neighborhood like two months ago, currently residing at an
undisclosed location. Still in the Southeastern
Pennsylvania area taking that line from l.a.
Marzulli. I want to ask you about the
show. You got a couple host you guys.
Come together. You just kind of rough it and
just raw material content. Just expressing what you guys
are going through and rustling through all these ideas Brothers
together in unity. Tell us tell us about the show.
Tell us about your show so I have prodigal sons.
Yeah, we've been at it, we started actually during the
pandemic March 20 2008 right at the beginning of the pandemic,
right? As everything's the everything's
hitting the fan so to say God just put it on me like to do.
Like a radio show or something. And I went to another gentleman
in the church and brought the idea to him like, Hey would you
do this with me? And he was on board and I had a
there was a radio station down in Conshohocken that a couple
Pastor friends of mine ran and we're going to jump in with
them. We're going to get a slot time
slot on there you know on their at their state and their studio
and when I called to get air time, you know they were like
hey with some we apologize but we're closing the studio like
the rent. Got ridiculous and not willing
to work with us. They just don't want us here and
things are not going to you know we're shutting everything down.
We're actually going to move on from this and it's kind of like
it was kind of a gut punch and So, I went back and talk to my
pastor and we prayed with over it and I said, you know, pastor
Pastor Peter Clark, I said Pete, you know, we really need to, I
need to do something, I need to find a way to do this.
So I can, you know, you know, anybody in the Nazarene Church.
It does something like this and he goes, I don't know anybody,
he goes but We have room there was four rooms in the basement
of our church that were kind of not used very much, nice clean
spaces but just unused, you know, a lot of churches have
these unused rooms sometimes we had so like four rooms and so he
said you're more than welcome because the church will help
purchase equipment and you know, whatever you need, let's get it
going. Like I really think this will
help especially with this pandemics going on you know you
get the word out but you don't have to, you know, people have
to come and that you can get just get it out and people can
hear this information. So, We announced it at a Sunday
service that we were going to look into doing this.
And if anybody wanted to help help us build the studio paint,
stuff like that. And that afternoon, I got a text
from Dave Duncan who's on the show with me.
He text and say he was I was a lot of podcast.
I'm really like I'd like to be able to help with this if I can
like you know, even it's just like a producer or behind the
scene stuff and sounds like yeah, man, we're meeting
Wednesday night. Come on down and then I spoke to
Pastor Tom Vera. And I asked him because I felt
like God was calling him into the situation and we had another
Gentleman on the show. That started with me John, I
immediately went to the idea with and so we said we got
started and we started doing the show and things were the first
that we met. My son was with me.
Was me Dave, this other gentleman, Tom me, and my son
and Pastor Pete, and my son or setting up a cell phone and like
we have, we really had some bad equipment when we first, we
didn't have a whole lot. We had no mixing board from the
church. That was kind of beat up and we
just got an audio interface like an audio input for four mics and
that plugged into an old cellphone that somebody had, and
that's what we use. We use an old cellphone and we
just went on Facebook live, and then we downloaded that
recording to like my laptop. And then we put that out on
anchor to the podcast platforms. But so, we did that.
And then we brought another Elijah Griffin.
Who's on the show still who's with us?
Now, he's our fourth and you know, we just came up with this
idea in the beginning that it was going to be prodigal sons.
We were all from different backgrounds and we'd all kind of
had that product a wife like me where I was 20 years away from
the Lord. And then he brought me back in
and all the other for the other three gentlemen also have those
kind of similar backstories. So when we prodigal sons and and
our motto is Real Real Men, Real Faith, real talk and you know,
so we who are who we are. If you met me on the street, I'm
the same guy on the show that I am on the street.
So these guys, we just, we share our faith and we just want, you
know, we're kind of, you know, if you watch the podcast it's
like a mix of Impractical Jokers and a couple of pastors.
We really, just tell all the jokes and we pick on each other.
We're brothers. So we, you know, we pick on each
other and if anybody does anything during the week that we
find to be funny, you know, somebody does something.
So, you know, something, ridiculous, or we bring it up,
we talk about it. We don't hold it.
Act like, you know, we just we just bring it up.
I've had issues where, you know, unfortunately driving is a big
pet peeve of mine. I tend to get a little bit of
road rage. I get a little aggravated with
bad drivers and so like I yell, I know they can't hear me but I
yell anyway. And that comes up a lot on the
show and you know, because I tell them we tell each other
everything so they know. So they always bring it out
with, you know, we just, it's really a really good
accountability group for me, and for the into the other guys, as
well. Keep keep ourselves in check and
having that Fellowship to keep us grounded in together and move
into forward in the same direction.
We're all called to do the same thing with this with this
podcast and it's just been amazing.
Like I said it's been Shu. It's been almost three years
Marshall, be three years and wrote 122 episodes in.
And, you know, at one point we're kind of, like, do we do
this? Like, is there still more
topics? We can talk about, we've been
doing this for a long time and then, you know, God's like
really all the things that I have in the Bible and you guys
are done run coming up with topics, all the things that
happen in the world on a daily basis, you guys can't think of a
good topic to come up with and sure enough.
But we know we went back to the drawing board and came up with a
new plan for how we come up. Topics.
And so they just keep coming. So it keeps providing and it's
been. It's been an amazing experience.
Just to be a part of it because we've had people come up.
I was in Walmart here by in Exeter kind of near where I live
and I have my prodigal sons t-shirt on with our logo on it.
And this woman walked up and she's like, oh, I love the
shirt. Where did you get it?
And I said, oh well and then she looks at me and I started to
talk She was awake, you're the guy from the show, her father
listens to us. He's a pastor in the reading
area and he listens to us and she recognized me because he
makes her watch it once in a while that's awesome.
Yeah, it was kind of neat like, you know, and she kind of went
into, like, how it, how it affect her father's.
He was older. She was about my age.
I'm in my mid-40s early to mid 40s.
She was about my age. I'm going to say she was in her
mid to early 30s, honor respect, but she was so her father was An
older Pastor, who was kind of, I don't believe he was now fully
at the end of his career. But he was kind of at like, the
way she was telling me like he was at a point where he was
like, considering retiring somehow he found us and he was a
couple of, you know, a couple of us are pastors on the show.
Dave has reached before, he's not, he's not going forward
nature, anybody, preaches. He preaches on a fairly
consistent basis, like once or twice a year, three times a
year, and he goes to other churches.
Other pastors in the district, calling him to preach and It was
this older past, it was kind of like listen to us.
And by the grace of God, he found a renewed sense of spirit
in his calling, which to me, was just mind-blowing to this
gentleman, who's been doing it for years.
Find something, and us being goofballs, and being ourselves
and making jokes, and and being biblical.
At the same time, bringing it, bringing in stories and sharing
our experiences. But I think that's really what
it's about. I mean, if we're not sharing our
experiences and we're not talking about the truth of what
happens, like, If we just try to make Christianity all sunshine
and rainbows, I think we're letting a lot of people down,
absolutely, you know, we're feeling new Christians.
If we pretend that it's all sunshine and rainbows, and we're
not human, like pastor does not mean above, there's nowhere in
the in that title, there's nowhere in that, that means
above the people. Like, you know, I think
sometimes, unfortunately, we tend to put pastors on a
pedestal because Because, you know, they're called to preach
and they're called to teach and we're called to lead, but that
doesn't make. Any any difference to God?
We're still almost always showed me love this.
Whole the same. And I think sometimes we forget
that and we think that sometimes pastors are our God like more
holy for some reason. And that's one of the things
I've had to learn over the last couple of years and not that
I've ever let being a pastor, go to my head but trying to keep
people in check like read the Bible, you're a minister just as
much as I am, we're all called to Ministry.
We're all called to minister to those who don't who do No
Christ. So we're all ministers.
I've just been asked to speak in front of the congregation.
That's the only real difference. I understand.
Yes we do. We do you know we hold to a
higher respect. You know how higher standard and
you want in your lead? But we're all, we're all
ministers, we're all supposed to minister.
So everybody's job is diminish. There's just a different calling
and I think we all have a calling but I think some of us
are called to do something just a little bit different.
And I think that's a big thing. Remember That We're All in This
Road Together. We're all heading in the same
direction, and if we forget to stop at the roadside and pick
somebody up, Who's down, or at least just talk with them, you
know, so they get encouragement along the way.
And sometimes we need to share when we're down and get
encouragement and be lifted up. I mean, Moses even had Aaron and
Hur to lift his arms when he couldn't, when he couldn't hold
him up anymore. I think there's a lot of times
that we forget his Christians. It's not Sunshine's rainbows and
it drags us into a position where we can be drug down
because we're Pride Prides a big one you know nobody wants to
admit their dirty little secrets or when they're hurt or being
bothering. I think we kind of just push
that to the side and we pretend like it didn't happen and we
don't want to deal with it. And I think that's that's where
we missed the point. I think we're in this together.
We're families, were brothers and sisters, like there is
nothing that has happened in my life that I should not be able
to tell you or tell somebody that listens to this podcast or
my podcast that you know me and my rose.
They could call in Hey, listen, I heard what you said but I
don't understand how I can do that and we can talk about that.
Tell me what your problems are. You know, for Me, Like Jesus
said, my yoke is light and my burden or my yoke is easy.
And my burden is light. I think we forget when we start
sharing that information, those hard times, the things that are
that are beating us up the things that are dragging us
down. When we share that, it literally
lightens our load. It doesn't make it heavier.
It doesn't make it harder to deal with.
I've been going through it for the last, you know, six months
to a year now, where some things have happened in my life and in
my church life, and it just kind of beat me up and Drug me down.
And I kind of gave into because, you know, my work as I'm not a,
I'm not a paid Pastor, I work a secular job and it's been
brutal. It got been one person for I do
maintenance work. And I've 66 house in responsible
for. So I got burned out in my work
life. Send translated over into my
spiritual life and my emotional life and it just beat me down
and beat me down. Instead of going to my brothers
and sisters, instead of going to my pastor and I just kept
thinking, man, I'll get through this, I just gotta carry me
through this God will bring me the in.
God does bring us through it, don't get there.
Were days that I should have been able to take it.
Two steps out my front door, but he kept me going.
But if we're not sharing our burdens with one another, if
we're not leaning on one another, if we're not sharing
our experiences so other people can, you know can be brought up
through something that we've shared.
Are so, maybe they don't hit those.
Those bumps in the road that we do it.
Did that makes our journey so much more difficult and the
problem is you can't see spiritual warfare, so when you
let something affect you and it's it's there, the enemy will
use that and sometimes the enemy doesn't matter.
Sometimes the stuff that we do has nothing to do with the
Enemy. We beat ourselves up more than
the denim. We will half the time.
Anyway, we are harder on ourselves and we get ourselves
in a more trouble than the enemy.
Ever will have to have his job is done.
Sometimes, It's because of what we think inside our own heads,
where owners, worst enemy, sometimes, but spiritual for is
real. And when you start to, for me, I
know, I was fighting it because I wasn't sharing, because I
wasn't leaning in. I hadn't been attending church
for four weeks, and when you start to disconnect, you start
to recluse yourself. God doesn't walk away but it's a
lot harder for the Holy Spirit to work through you into work
through other people with you to help lift you up and encourage
you, because they don't know what's going on because you're
not sharing and for me, that's what I did.
And it was like, quicksand. Like I was just felt like I was
on this island by myself, and it started to sink and I was
drowning by myself out there alone.
Now we know that's not true, but we know the enemy will take that
and he will build upon that. He will be was press into that
he'll twist it and manipulate it and makes us just want to say I
just want to recluse herself just back off and we run you
know a lot like Jonah God gives us this this this task this this
process this journey And something happens, and it
doesn't go the way we want. Or, you know, somebody says
something we didn't like about it.
We just we run and we try to hide from it instead of pressing
into it. So maybe I can't carry this
burden by myself. But if I had asked for help, if
I'd reached out how much easier would have been for me to go
forward, I wouldn't have been in the whale and the belly of the
whale for six months, eight months a year.
So there's there's many different seasons in the
Christian walk. Oh definitely.
And in my experience like there's there's definitely times
where we're meant to be in the desert Because God doesn't want
any other voices in her head other than his?
And then there's times where it's, like, and I mentioned this
on another episode. Where's like when David in the
men come in and they're out, they're exposing the enemy like
Warfare and they come in and they eat the showbread off the
table because they're like, look were starving.
And I think with the body of Christ, well, like we need to
like see it from this aspect of like when a brother comes in
from the desert. Bert, who's got the gift of
healing, the gift of servitude, right?
Or because we might need some wounds wrapped.
And then who's, you know, the encourager and there should be
many. Many of those gifts within the
meeting places but what you're saying I can relate to some of
it. And what I was thinking is just,
it's hard sometimes to put all the stock in just a fellowship
because God may want to say, Wanting to us that nobody else
can hear. And then there's times where we
need nothing more than to be with Brothers, dwelling together
in unity. So I love hearing those
experiences and just I'm saying that more for the listeners and
a reminder to myself. And for you Pastor showing
because there's many different ways that God is doing things
that doesn't make sense to us. But when we get together and we
encourage each other like just, you know, another local
podcaster, you know, you guys Are over there, doing awesome
stuff on the prodigal, son. I love the sense of humor.
I've listened to a couple episodes and you put out a lot
of content. I've probably listen to, like,
five to seven of your shows, over the last like, year or two
and I've liked everything I heard.
It's for me, I'm like, yo that's should be like the after-hours
spot on the Sunday when Church closes, like everybody's like,
get out of here. I'm trying to go to the waffle
place, right? I'm trying to hide.
There's a sale over it. Season.
I'm like, I don't even congregate with people like
that. First of all, you know, more or
less like, in the gutter with people that are limping around
prophesying and and fighting spiritual battles, and educating
ourselves, so that we can be Iron worthy to sharpen on other
iron. But when I hear what you guys
are doing, I'm like man, if I was attending all the time
locally at like a building, I would want like church to end
and grab a coffee and like that. Be the conversation.
Like what you guys are doing it? Like another the humor and then
you're tackling. Are real issues, real topics,
real ideas. So I definitely feel like
there's going to be a part. Two down the road.
I would love to even like link up at some point in time with
like all the guys that you're on the panel with over there on the
show were really. There's a lot that I can't
divulge on right now, but a lot going on behind the scenes and
it kind of like the Christian and the Christian Fringe seen.
You know this is like all around the country at this point but I
love identifying like, who's who, where we at?
And let's lock arms. Wright brothers dwelling
together in unity. And I think the four of you over
there on the show are demonstrating that they just
being real. Having a sense of humor, you
know, and diving into these real topics and just sharing each
other's testimonies that's encouraging for me.
So, I got to kind of wind down here with you, Sean, but I want
you to just answer this for me and the listeners if you had
one. Last message you could give to
the body of Christ. God was like listen.
This is the last time I'm going to have you on air.
I know you love doing this. I'm calling you into deeper
waters. What would you say to the body
of Christ? And you're going to give me
preaching here soon, but I'll try and keep it short because
there is there's some main points that I've learned over
over the last, you know, eight or nine years of one, never lose
your faith. Always trust a no matter what
you're going through, no matter how deep the water The Lord will
always part it for you. It may not be the way you look,
it may not be the way you want but he's going to part that
bought water for you. If you have the faith of a
mustard seed since we're here, he will move a mountain if you
wanted to. It may not be the whole Mountain
will not jump up and get into the ocean.
But one rock one Boulder, one ton of sand at a time he's going
to move that thing little by little by little.
And sometimes we just have to be patient.
Always keep your faith, always trust that God is going to do
exactly. Actually what he said he's going
to do. Don't worry about it in your
time because you'll never get there if you try to worry about
it from the human perspective and from the human time, trust
that God is going to move. If he has to move it one Pebble
at a time, he's going to do it or he's going to move the whole
Mountain if he needs to move the whole mountain, right then and
there but keep the faith, no matter what happens.
Because coming through, on the other side of the mountain is
always going to be peace and joy, you can always you're going
to have a life of frustration. You're going to have a life of
chaos, but keep your faith and keep Keep moving forward to the
peace, and the joy that he provides.
Very well said, man that there's some wisdom and season and that
for sure. Do you want to let the listeners
know where they can find a link to your guys podcast over there
on the prodigal sons and anything else you like just
closes out here anything else you want to share with us before
we get off and I just I appreciate it.
Gave me an opportunity to come on and talk with you.
We've talked a few times, we've been trying to do this for a
minute, trying to get together and we finally got together.
Even had some small issues tonight be trying to get home
and get on there too. This and we had some issues but
God is good and here we are but yeah you can find us live at
6:30 Eastern Time on Facebook at prodigal son show and then you
can catch us anywhere that you listen your favorite podcast
Podcast, Addict, anchor Spotify, Apple music.
I know there's others. Those are the big ones.
I can think of off the top of my head, but it prodigal sons
podcast. Our logo is black background
with the teal woven cross. And it says, Real Men, Real
Faith, real talk. That's our logo again.
Thanks for I'm me on and yeah, definitely get you over on our
show man because you bring a different element.
Some of the stuff you talked about it on her show with the
the Supernatural and stuff. More relates to me than so much
rest of my podcast crew. But I'd love to get you on there
and have that conversation and let them kind of chimed in to
see where they're at. Because I don't think we really
had that kind of conversation. I think kind of we skirt that
because I don't think that's one of their big issue but I've had
a lot of experiences so I definitely have to get back
together with you talk about that sometime.
Thank you for the kind words and it was an honor to have you.
Roma show with me. And yeah, anytime you want me to
come rock the boat and possibly sink it over there with the
prodigal sons. Just let me know.
We got crazy bleep in the corner, he'll calm the storm.
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