Hey, friends, Father Martins here. I hope you've enjoyed the new cases for season two,

and more are on the way. In the meantime, I'm excited to bring you some wonderful conversations.

Today, Ryan interviews another Ryan, a Christian doing amazing work on the

front lines all over the world. His stories remind us that spiritual warfare is all around us,

not just in the exorcism room. The gospel is opposed everywhere. Many governments persecute the church and the stories you'll hear today

of people being set free, former sex traffickers repenting and turning to Christ, miraculous

escapes. These are realities and are happening. This conversation illustrates a powerful point where people are willing to go and

preach Christ, Jesus shows up and in powerful ways. God bless and enjoy the interview.

Welcome to The Exorcist Files, the show where we tell demons where they can go, which is straight to,

hello everyone, Ryan Bethay here.

And with me today is another Ryan.

I know what you're thinking.

Help us, Lord.

We can't handle one Ryan. Why would we want another? But do not fear, for it is not a me cloned, but another Ryan, a dear friend of the show

and someone I deeply admire and respect who has traveled virtually all the way from the great

state of Minnesota to bring us some of his crazy stories.

Please welcome to our show, a venture capitalist and adventurer, a philanthropist, and a best-selling

author, Mr. Ryan Scoog, to the program. What's up, Scoot? Hey, how you doing? It's so good to be

here. I'm just so delighted this could actually happen. Amen. There's always a miracle. When two or more Ryan's are gathered, right? It's true. That's what the scriptures say. That is. It's a RSV, right? Yeah. The Ryan's standard version. Well, I am so excited about this conversation. I want to start off because we'll definitely talk about your book, Lead with Prayer, which is phenomenal. And I recommend everyone, no matter what denomination, whether you even like the term denomination, whatever it is, it's actually a beautiful book that's a compilation of these case studies of organizations and leaders and how they integrate prayer into their everyday lives,

into their businesses, into governing. And I think the results just speak for themselves. So it's a

phenomenal book. You all definitely want to check out Lead with Prayer. And this shouldn't be a

controversial. I don't care what expression of Christianity you subscribe to. We should all be praying more, right, Ryan?

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