So you're going to go to Nicaragua? Is that right?

Yeah, I'll leave tomorrow.

What are you doing there?

The same thing I always do in Nicaragua, which is I did take over the world.

It occurred to me that halfway through that's what it sounded like.

So you played it right.

I'm going down to work with a whole bunch of pastors from all kinds of different brands of Christianity.

And there's this kind of seminary in a box program.

I don't know, it's expensive to go to college for anything here.

It's expensive or yet to go to college for that stuff there.

So we've been invited to come down and teach these classes.

So I'm going down to do this time around. It's a new testament survey.

So you're teaching pastors in Nicaragua how to be pastors?

And not really how to be pastors. They're already really good at that.

I don't think they need any of my dumb advice.

But I think they're much more impressive at it than I am because they're doing it all without training, without the benefit of school.

It's economically impossible for most of the men and women who serve in that role in that country to go and get the training they need to do it.

So they're kind of on an island doing it by themselves trying to muddle through, figure it out.

But even then, you know, you might think, well, I just jump on the internet or just go buy some books.

But even that's kind of economically prohibitive for a lot of these people.

And so that's kind of the role that we play.

We roll in and try to help fill in those gaps and provide resources.

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