Welcome to the podcast Think Biblically, Conversations on Faith and Culture.

I'm your host Scott Ray, Dean of the Faculty and Professor of Christian Ethics at

Talbot School of Theology here at Biola University.

We're here with our guest today, Professor Brandon Cash, who among other things is Professor

of Homiletics and preaching here at Talbot. He also serves as co-pastorate Oceanside Christian Fellowship,

but his greatest claim to fame, other than

being married to his wife and the father of his children, is that he is the chaplain of the

Los Angeles Dodgers. So Brandon, this is a particularly interesting time of year for you in your role as

chaplain to the dodge being in the post season so how does how does being chaplain

to the Dodgers how is it different in the post season than it is

during the regular season? Bible study attendance and chapel attendance is

higher during the regular season. There's just so much going on with the

playoffs and the playoff schedule that the routine is a little different, travel

more, but overall there's a lot of the same but this is a fun time of year for me. It's when I can I really enjoy going to the games and

Getting to see this type of excellence up close more

up close, more regularly. So it's a lot of fun for the players,

but the routine gets thrown out of whack a little bit.

Okay, so tell our listeners a bit more about what's involved in your role

as chaplain for the Dodgers and is that basically

the same role that other chaplains have with other major league baseball

teams? Yeah so we have chaplains throughout, not just Major League Baseball, but Minor League Baseball

in Latin America, even starting in Cuba.

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