And All right. Well, here we go. Welcome everyone that is tuning in from around the country. We are so excited. Like J.D JD already said we're kicking off a brand new series.

I've got some friends that are hanging out with me

that you'll probably see me interacting with

as we dive in and kick off this series called Fact Check,

which is a look at some of the tough questions

facing Christianity and just answering

some of the key objections people have

as it relates to faith.

How we doing guys? Everyone have a good Easter? Okay so here

let me bring you guys and everyone listening into the kind of Easter world for me

as just a parent with young kids.

This past weekend, celebrated Easter,

you know, quarantine style,

and my four-year-old son was introduced

for the very first time to the Easter Bunny.

Like we probably talked about it, but you know,

the older they get, the more they're like, oh yeah, I can kind of remember that now.

And the Easter Bunny, you know, there's these different holiday mascots, like you got Santa Claus, you got the Leprecon for St. Patrick's Day, you got Cupid for Valentine's Day,

you got, I would put the Tooth Fairy kind of in that even though it's not a holiday mascot if you will.

But of all of them, probably the more interesting

and humorous to me is the Easter Bunny.

And I was realizing this as I was talking with my four-year-old who just has questions like,

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