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Hey everyone, welcome back to the truth with Lisa Booth. So this week's going to be a little bit

different. It has been weighing on my mind as we look at a society that really seems broken.

As we saw so many people struggle over the past couple of years, we've seen suicides up,

you know, drug overdoses, political tension and conflict, just so many problems that seem to be

plaguing or nation. So I wanted to talk about God on this podcast and I was thinking to myself

who would be the perfect messenger for the audience, someone who is relatable, someone who wears

their faith bravely and acts in that faith. And I thought of Jonathan Isaac. He is an NBA player

for the Orlando Magic and you might have seen him recently. He has stood up for freedom

in talking about why he has chosen not to get the vaccine. He has stood tall in that conviction.

Also last year after the NBA had just resumed after a COVID hiatus, every player note for the anthem,

but he did not. He stood tall and he stood tall because he wanted to unite people in faith and

look towards God as the answer and a lot of the problems were facing as a country. It is hard

in today's day and age to stand strong in your convictions. There's ridicule, you know,

you get ostracized. It is hard yet. Jonathan Isaac has done it in such a brave and courageous way.

So I am so excited to have it. Oh, and he's also in our Dean minister as well. So I am so excited

for this conversation. I hope you love it and stay with us.

So having this conversation has been on my mind lately. Just seems like society is really broken

and we have misplaced priorities and perhaps we should look towards God at this moment as a society.

So I was thinking about who to have on. And Jonathan Isaac came to mind. NBA player for the Orlando

Magic. I thought he'd be the perfect person for this conversation. Jonathan, thanks so much for

joining the show. I really appreciate you taking the time. Thank you for having me. So I really

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