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I am unashamed. What about you?

Welcome back to Unashame.

We just, the last podcast you just watched or watched this week, we just finished recording it.

So we're all still kind of like blown away.

Oh, Blake is a, man, what a, what a powerful story. But, you know, it's not easy for people to be, you know, super raw and super real, you know, in front of other people they hadn't met before, even the people you respect and all that.

It's not easy to do that.

We tend to kind of want to compose ourselves and present the best version of ourselves. So that's what impacted me about his story and his

willingness to come talk to us on the podcast because, you know, obviously, you know, our family

had a, you know, we played a role in his, in this story. But just to be that raw, that was amazing.

I was moved.

I think he's new.

We were hugging and high-fiving, by the way, after it was all over and just saying, you know, we got a new best friend.

He's new in the faith.

And I think you see that, which I've said this before about my dad,

which I really think was a catalyst to me eventually,

you know, opening up to Jesus for myself,

was that thrill of being rescued by Jesus.

You see it in new Christians all over the place.

Yeah.

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