Welcome to the podcast Think Biblically, conversations on faith and culture.

I'm your host Sean McDow, a speaker, author, an apologetics professor at Talbot School of Theology at Biola University.

I'm your co-host, Scott Ray, professor of Christian ethics also at Talbot School of Theology.

I want to welcome you to today's podcast.

We're here today with Talbot Professor and Los Angeles Dodgers chaplain Brandon Cash. Brandon teaches preaching and pastoral ministry here at

Talbot. He's also a co-pastor of Oceanside Christian Fellowship in

El Segundo and for the past few years has been the chaplain for the Los Angeles

Dodgers. So Brandon, welcome, great to have you with us and we look forward to

our conversation. Good to be here. Tell me, how long have you served the Dodgers in this capacity as chaplain and how did it work

where you got this gig?

This is my seventh season as the chaplain for the Dodgers. So there's some

biblical significance I think to the World Series victory this year. I got into

this because our church is real close to where the Lakers and the Kings practice

facility is in El Segundo and a guy got traded to the Los Angeles Kings who

had recently come to Christ and he was with the Colorado Avalanche and

when he got traded the Avalanche Chaplain who kind of works with Hockey Ministries

was looking for someone in LA that could disciple this guy and we had a mutual friend and so that's how I

started was actually working with the Kings and after I think my second year doing that the

Dodgers or baseball chapel who oversees all the appointments

of Major League Chaplains was looking for somebody for the Dodgers and through word

of mouth they got my name and that was how things got started.

So you've been seven seasons.

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