Hey guys, my name is Johnny Artivannis and this is dial-in. In this episode, I sit down with

Professor Renaissance Scholar, Mountain Climmer, and a good friend, Professor Grant Horner. And I ask

him how the believer can live in the world but not be of the world. Let's dial in. Well, thank you, Prof. Horner, for sitting down. I have been so impacted by your life, and

just been a huge example to me. So can you introduce yourself briefly, what you do, who you are?

What do people need to know about Grant Horner?

Sure. My name is Grant Horner. I've been a believer for just about 40 years.

I was converted at a very, very heavy drug use in my teenage years, got married, had a bunch of babies, got saved before that, and have been part of God's gracious family for coming on four

decades.

And for the last 21 years since 1999, I've been a professor working in the humanities here

at the Masters University.

I teach a variety of courses in literature and historical theology, visual arts, cinema arts,

things like that.

I teach courses in Shakespeare, in Calvin, and Luther and Milton, in medieval and Renaissance literature.

I'm the founder and director of the Masters University in Italy, study abroad program.

My wife and I and a bunch of students and a colleague live in a 600-year-old villa in Florence,

in the mountains just above the city of Florence in Italy and study all things

humanities.

And I'm also the founder director of the classical liberal arts degree program at the

Master's University, which trains people in Socratic pedagogy and classical Western

civilization content and theology in order to prepare them to teaching classical Christian

schools all over the country.

This is the real most interesting man in the world.

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