Welcome to the Rebel Podcast for Cultural Engagement with your host,

Passers Nate and Chris.

Welcome back to the Rebel podcast, Elder P and not P-Nate today.

Another special guest today.

I have my good friend and cohorts. Is that a word? That's not the word, eh? Cohorts is a word, but maybe not the right word. Not the word I'm looking for? Comrade? How about comrade? Yeah, we can be comrades. Comrade in arms. Comrade for the gospel. Corey Fox is here with us today. Corey, say hi to the people. Hello to the people. All the people. All the people.

Everyone right now is like, why was this the intro that got into the episode? And that's because I don't make edits. We just talk. And that's how it goes. We are the rebels and we are delighted to be a part of the Fight, Lafeste Network. The best place you can find this podcast is on their network. Feel free to download the episode, subscribe, have it download it automatically. And, you know, when we put out an episode every like four months, you can get the new one when it comes out. It would be great. But today I have Corey Fox. I actually think this is something over the like two years that I've known you. I would say this is actually something

that I think you do very well in your home, which is family worship. So that's what we're

going to talk about today. But before we do that, Corey, why don't you introduce yourself to the

people and tell them how you came to be part of this moment in time, so to speak? How did you come

to our church? Because you are actually in our pastoral training and you're now on staff at Crossroads part time to become potentially down the road

a pastor of a church. Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. I lived in the Windsor, Essex area and we purchased a

property out here that my family and I live at now, both of my parents and my grandmother and

my wife and my own four kids. And we were looking for churches when we were planning on moving out

here, found crossroads to be the faithful church that was in the area close enough to us.

And then we started attending about two years ago, really sort of felt a call to be a part

of ministry and not really sure what that looked like. So had some early conversations and now here

I am. And here you are. And here you are. I love how you say in the local area, you are 55 minutes away

from our church and you commute faithfully,

at least twice a week, if not more.

Yeah, sometimes more than that.

Which is amazing.

So anybody who's listening who doesn't come to crossroads and you live in a one hour

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