everybody what is going on you know what time it is you're listening to join the journey podcast

with your host emma daughter thanks for joining today i am joined by today's divo writer paul

thanks for having me you're so welcome paul glad you're here and paul i know we've met briefly before

but tell us a little bit about you, what you do,

what you're up to, where you're serving, that kind of stuff.

Yeah.

Currently, I'm in Dallas.

I'm a family medicine resident at downtown Baylor.

I grew up in West Texas and slowly made my way east across I-20 to Abilene for undergrad.

And then Fort Worth for medical School, which was around the time

that I feel like I had a lot of knowledge about God growing up, but right before I graduated and

moved to Fort Worth for medical school, just had a time where the Holy Spirit brought me to my knees,

and I surrendered to the work that he wanted to do in my life.

And everyone's stories different, but mine involved just an overnight, heart change and

change in tastes and the music that I liked and reading the Bible, it was more alive to me.

And then when I moved to Fort Worth was the first time that I was around people of all different walks that look different from me, that believe different things than me. And then when I moved to Fort Worth was the first time that I was around people of all

different walks that look different from me, that believe different things than me, and was

really fed spiritually well at the Watermark Fort Worth campus where me and my wife were members

for a few years. And then came to Dallas, started residency, and have really enjoyed getting to

see God work in our residency through faculty and our marriage

and seeing medicine as a tool for the gospel to help impact people's lives. And today, we're talking

about 2 Corinthians 4. You wrote the Devo. But as you looked at that chapter, what were some of the things that

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