I'm going to be a man who knows the truth and who will declare the truth and who will declare from the house top.

That the gospel is the power of God and salvation.

It's time for Rechin Radio with Tontrio.

Here we are at Georgia Tech. It's a glorious day.

Going to do what we always do and hopefully along the way you will be encouraged to do the same thing.

And that is find yourself a fish and hole. Find yourself a ministry.

And I would even dare to say maybe it doesn't even need to be this overt, if you will.

Walking out and talking to strangers. Okay, I understand you're not ready for that.

But figure out what you are ready for. By the way, I'm not ready for it either.

Just so you know, if you think that walking out here and doing this is like, well,

Friel just seems to be able to do it. No problem. It is a problem. It's hard.

I mean, it's hard. I mean, you just don't know what you're going to run into or who you're going to run into.

And it's, and you can get shut down and isn't it amazing how many times have I been shut down, Plenty.

And yet it's still there's something about it that just makes you kind of, which is why I think Paul,

and at least two occasions that I can think of in his epistles, which means I can't remember which book it is,

asked for courage so that he would speak as he ought.

It was scary for him sometimes to do it. I mean way more scary for him than for us.

We typically don't get beat up, shipwrecked, stoned to death like he did.

So he had a whole lot more to lose than than we do, frankly, because at least so far in this country,

we can get away with this. But he needed courage to do that. Timothy needed courage to do that.

I honestly, I think second Timothy, that pretty much was the major theme there,

writing to that young man because he was lacking some courage. He was young and he was scared of what was going to happen to him

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