Hey there, this is Phil. Welcome back to the show. This is Phil,

Visha podcast. I'm here with Skye Jitani. Hi Phil. How are you? I'm alright. Good.

We have a guest who'll introduce him shortly. Christian is not here. She was

gonna be here, but then she couldn't be here because she had to be out of town.

Right. Where did she go? A college. Is it a child? A college. Yeah. It involved a child

and offspring in a college. Okay. Which you haven't experienced that yet. You're getting closer.

You've hit high school. I'm not looking forward to it. Alright, theme song. Hey it's a podcast.

What do you know? Hey it's a podcast. And we got video. Hey it's a podcast.

So, Linda Near, the Phil Visha podcast starts right here. Oh, we'll talk to Skye. Hi Phil.

But not Christian too, because she's off at college with a kid or two. But we do have a guest.

Hey it's a podcast. So, Linda Near, the Phil Visha podcast starts right here.

The Phil Visha podcast starts right here. Our guest today is J.R. Briggs. J.R. Briggs.

Can we ask what it stands for? I'm not sure that's appropriate for a podcast.

Okay. I do like to joke with the kids that my parents love Candy and they name to me Jolly Rancher.

Oh, that's good. Jolly Rancher. I like that. Yeah. That works for me. J.R. Briggs is the pastor,

slash cultural cultivator. Is that true? Is that your title? It sounds new H, but that is correct.

Pastor slash cultural cultivator at the Renew community in Landdover.

Landdale, PA. Landdale, Pennsylvania. He's the founder of Kyros Partnerships. He's the author of

the book Fail, Finding Hope and Grace in the midst of ministry. And he is also the founder of the

Epic Fail pastors conference. Woohoo. That's a whole lot of failing going on. Yeah, he's an expert

in failure. Thanks for joining us, sir. Thanks for having me. I appreciate it. How do you know,

Sky? How does Sky know you? How do we know each other? I think we met at Taylor University. We both

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