Well, here's a selfish statement.

One of the coolest things I could do is talk to people I admire.

Dr. Sean McDowell joins us.

We'll get started with the help of God Almighty.

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Today is the day the Lord has made, and these are the times through which God has decided we shall live.

And it's

really cool to sit here with Dr. Sean McDowell's wife. Stephanie is off stage. Appreciate

you coming in. Thank you very much, Stephanie. And I have your bio, Sean, and I have the short

version and I could read it. And no, I can do that. And we can do that. I'm very curious, given all that God has done through you and allowed you to experience,

how do you introduce yourself?

Oh, gosh.

I don't normally introduce myself now that I think about it.

But I guess I would say, I'd probably start professionally because that's what people

want to know about me,

that I teach at Bayou University, Talop School Theology. I'm an apologist. And then I write books

and I speak, do YouTube. But the more important thing about me is that I'm a husband and I'm a dad

of three kids. Yeah. That's a part I wanted to hear. That's a part that I think is important for us men to and to start with. And I mean, I'll read the short bio. Sean McDowell is a professor of apologetics at the Talbot School of Theology, Beoli Universities, earned two master's degrees in philosophy and theology. His PhD in Apologetics and World View Studies is the author, editor, co-author of more than 20 books, including more than a carpenter, chasing love and the stalemate and the fate of the Apostles. He's the co-host of Think Biblically, podcast, one of the most popular podcasts and the intersection of faith and culture. Very true that. Sean is one of the top apologetics YouTube channels. He's an internationally renowned

speaker. And he's on the teaching team. He just said that at your home church in Southern California. And I always like to hear people introduce themselves. I used to ask people at corporate events when I ran corporate events. We had this little exercise. We would say to people, who are you and what's your name? And it's not the same answer. And it was always interesting to see people in corporate

America struggle with that. Who are you? And that's what I wanted to start with. Who are we

in the eyes of Jesus Christ? Let's start with people in general, just the big, big picture. Who are we

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