You've already met my first guest, Mark Lowry.

Mark is a singer, a songwriter, and a humorist.

He's penned the Christmas classic, Mary Did You Know.

And he's performed with the Grammy Award-winning Gaither vocal band for many, many years.

Mark is widely known for entertaining audiences around the world with his music and his unique storytelling

abilities. Mark, how's it going? I'm well, Kirk. How are you doing? It's such an honor to meet you.

Thank you. Thank you. It's great to be talking with you. Mark, I have to ask you, you have a YouTube

video that's called interruptions, and it's got over a million views and in it you talk about

god being in the middle of our life's interruptions where did you come up with this whole idea

and what are you talking about well i was having breakfast one morning with one of my brilliant

friends her name is gloria gaiter, you know, she's pinned all those incredible songs, like, because he lives, I can face tomorrow. And the king is coming, and it is finished. And she and her husband, Bill. Well, I always loved Breakfast with Gloria when I was with the vocal band. And she said one

morning, she said, you know, it seems to me like God is in the interruptions of my life and he is

sometimes in my plans. And I started thinking about my life. I'll just give you the cliff notes.

You know, I went home and started thinking, well, maybe mine too. I was born. You know, that was the first one. I didn't ask to be born. But mama met daddy and bada bing, bada bang. Here I am. I had ADHD before they knew how to abbreviate it. When I was a kid, it wasn't ADHD, it was BRAT, you know.

And the thing is, mom and dad thought they knew how to raise kids because I have a perfect older brother.

Then I show up and they don't try that again for nine years when my sister showed up.

And then, let's see, I've had tumor surgeries.

I've had a thyroid tumor, I had a parodid

gland tumor, those were interruptions.

And Gloria talked about how when her son Benji was probably four, she was doing the dishes.

And Benji came up and tugged on her apron.

Come, Mama, come with me. Come right now.

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