Well, I remember we were eating lunch up in that area, right?

And I look over at Oscar and I'm like, what is going on?

And I look over at Oscar and the guy had his hand on the shoulder.

They're holding on to each other.

And I just remember, look, and I go, is the guy throwing up?

I mean, it really seemed like that because there were so many tears that were running down, and we captured it on camera.

So many tears that were coming down on the guy's face.

The next thing I know, we are now inside of this hut, and you're preaching the gospel to the family.

And now, was it the wife of the chief?

One of the wife's.

Because we were at the chief's mother's house,

and his wife took us to the mother's house across from their house. And I didn't know what to

expect. I'm thinking, we're going to get killed here? You know, like what's going on? And yeah.

Yeah, and then you share the gospel, and it was so neat. You know, I mean, they have nothing, but they realize that what they needed was Christ.

And to see you unashamedly, you know, talk about who God is and the law and then the gospel

and Christ crucified.

It was, it just made, I mean, if that was the only thing we did, it would have made the whole trip

absolutely worth it.

What do you do? What do you get, friends? When you take an Arab, a Mexican, and a white boy, and send them to preach the gospel in the Pacific Rim, you get a

tabooly burrito that can't jump.

Audience laughter, cute.

Yes, Ray, my audience laughter.

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