Welcome to Sports Spectrum, the Sports and Faith podcast that brings Jesus back into the conversation.

Here's your host, Jason Romano.

Hey, everyone. Welcome to Sports Spectrum. I'm Jason Romano. Today on the show, a little bonus episode for you.

On Thursday night, March 26th, we did for the very first time a live one-on-one interview on Facebook with a guest on Sports Spectrum. And that guest was MBA forward from the Orlando

Magic Jonathan Isaac. And if you know this show, if you've been listening for more than a year,

then you've heard Jonathan Isaac's story. He's been on a couple times on the podcast and has a

great story, became a believer in Jesus Christ and really sold out

for the Lord in his rookie season just two years ago. And now he's in his third NBA season. And of

course the NBA has been placed on hold with this coronavirus outbreak. And honestly, Jonathan

Isaac's journey was placed on hold as well when he suffered

a knee injury on New Year's Day 2020 in a game with the magic. And we thought it would be fun

to bring Jonathan back on to see how he's doing and talk about this pandemic. And recently,

he was ordained as a minister as well. And so we're going to replay this interview just as it aired

on facebook live Thursday night March 26 to take a listen to a conversation between jonathan

Isaac and myself here on sports Spectrum.

And we are excited to welcome Jonathan Isaac from the Orlando Magic to Sports Spectrum Facebook Live.

Jonathan, what's up, man?

Not much, Jason.

My good friend, thank you very much for having me.

You keep plugging with me and all this different stuff.

I love it. Hey, listen, we're just here to serve. We're here to bring the name of Jesus back into conversation, as we say, and you're the perfect person to do that. First of all, how's your health, man? How are you feeling? The last we saw you on the court was New Year's Day of all days, and you had knee injury early in that game and now we're a couple months later we're almost into march how are you feeling yeah

appreciate your knee is good um i've been progressing well um i've had like several MRIs and i just

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