Hey guys, welcome to the podcast. We still haven't come up with the name with it, so it's just the podcast. But I have one of my favorite people on the planet today. I have my pastor from back in Pennsylvania, Pastor Don Wallball of Harvest Chapel. He is a Bible preaching machine.

But also, you know, the authentic gift of pastor is something that I've seen, I've never seen anything like what you carry, you know, and just what you bring.

And the phone calls, the consistency, just

crazy. Not that they're not out there, I guess, because you're my pastor. So you've been through

everything with me, you know, back in the, back in the day when all hell broke loose when

this guy with dreadlocks and, you know we've had this we've always had

a really intimate you know we've had a close relationship absolutely so yeah man i just one of the

things i think i've i've rarely seen you without a smile okay i rarely see you not full of joy

it's it's not my fault that's right's exactly right. And it's not a thing where, it's not a thing like where you have to try to smile. Like you, you can't help it. You know, I find there's probably some truth to that in the place of, I tell people, I'm probably the

happiest pastor on the planet.

I just love what I do.

The fact that you get to be with people, you get to walk through their challenges with them, you get to rejoice with them and their victories. And it's pretty awesome, and they pay you for it. It's really, really good, man. It's pretty amazing. It's love doing what you're doing because you get to love people on purpose, you know.

And whether you're a pastor or not, we ought to be loving people on purpose, but it's love doing what you're doing because you get to love people on purpose, you know.

And whether you're a pastor or not, we ought to be loving people on purpose, but it kind of comes

with the calling.

Amen.

And you're Pastor Dan's pastor, which is really cool, you know.

Pastor Dan Moeller and I went, Pastor Dan is still there.

But honestly, man, it's a place where we could go,

just sit back, listen, relax, and it was one big family.

And it's just so beautiful.

It's a beautiful thing.

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