Dynamic Voices for a diverse church. This is Pass the Mic.

Greetings and God bless. to another episode of Pasta Mike

Dynamic Voices for a Diversity Church powered by the Witness a black Christian

collective I'm your host Tyler Burns you can follow me on Twitter at Burns 23

follow at your own risk and joining me as always is the president of the witness the man the myth the legend the best selling author

Mr Blue Check verified himself Jamar T Tisbee, what's going on, brother?

Hey, man, listen, we gotta talk about you.

How are you doing?

You just been through a hurricane, bro?

Yeah, man, so for those who do not know, I just spent the past week going through, well actually preparing for going through and then recovering from Hurricane Sally and I have to tell you

God has been so kind to us. We are blessed as a family. We were without power for

only a couple of days when we expected about 14 days which is a blessing that was our last direct hit, which was

ironically 16 years ago to the day.

September 16, 2004 was Hurricane Ivan and September 16, 2020 is Hurricane Sally.

And so if you've never been in a hurricane,

it's hard to describe it to you,

hard to describe the level of anxiety they produce,

the worry, the fear, the emotions, the concern, and also the way you kind of hold your breath for however long it takes.

And what was interesting about Hurricane Sally is normally storms will kind of pass through

quickly or pass throughout a steady clip and what made Hurricane Sally so devastating as a category two,

almost a category three storm is that it was only moving two miles per hour.

So if you think about that a massive storm of 110 mile an hour max winds moving two miles an hour just beating the coast and dumping over 30 to 40 inches of rain in a set area. That's a recipe for devastation and disaster.

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