All right, hey everybody. Welcome to the debrief. I know it's been a while. I don't know if you know Brian, but I had COVID pretty bad. Hopefully you were praying for me. Yeah, I heard. Yeah, you do backflips. I struggle with breathing. So that's why this is going to be a great interview.

But today for our listeners who have not listened for a while, we got a special guest that

attends Sandals Church. How long ago did you come to Sandals? It's been years. But, you know,

maybe four or five years, maybe. Yeah, that's when we met. We met about five years

ago. But today I'm talking with Brian Deegan. And for those of you don't know, I'm going to say some

words about you that will never be spoken of Matt Brown. First words, fearless action sports

athlete. Okay. None of those will ever be used of me. We're sitting here in your

garage, motorcycles all around. The last time I was on a motorcycle, I think was eighth grade, and I crashed

it. So the Lord moved me on to greater things. So motorcross champion, freestyle motorcross

pioneer, ex-game medalist, off-road racing champion, clothing company founder,

medal militia, correct? Yes. Yeah, man. I was never tough enough to wear that stuff. But

husband, father, and born again, Christian. And you have a documentary out now right now.

If anybody wants to watch this, it's on Amazon, and it's called Bloodline, The Life and Times of Brian

Deegan. It really follows your life and all called Bloodline, The Life and Times of Brian Deegan.

It really follows your life and all that you've been through. So I actually just watched

that last night. I'd never watched it before. And I got to tell you, as somebody who cares about you,

it was really hard to watch. In particular, when I knew the accidents were coming. So it was

really strange to know that it's going to

happen. It's inevitable. It's in the past. But to watch you hurt and, you know, there's a particular,

you know, that scene when you're in the hospital with your middle cut open. And, man, that just really

got to me. And man, I thought that's got to be how God feels and

not that I'm God but God knows our future right but he still embraces it as it's happening

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