Welcome to the Rebel Podcast for cultural engagement with your host,

Passers Nate and Chris.

Welcome back to the Rebel podcast.

As always, Elder P.

And today we have a very special guest.

I've been thinking about what to call you.

And I think the appropriate nickname is my boy. I don't know why. I can work with that.

It's my boy, Ayn Haskell, in the building. Aiden say hi to the people. It's great to be here, people.

Longtime listener, first time caller. Really, really honored to be a part of this podcast. I've been listening for years. So it's great to finally have made the cut.

Was that a subtle thing about how long it takes us to put out episodes in between? I've been

listening for years and it was years ago. I've been listening for years, so I've heard two

episodes. It's been, it's been fantastic.

That hurts a little bit on the inside, but it's also true. And you know, sometimes, as we learned this past Sunday, sometimes the truth hurts a little bit. Amen. Amen. Wonderful. Well, I am delighted

to have you here. Let me just tell the people a little bit of who you are. Sure. Because it's always fun when somebody else talks about who you are. And so Ayn,

a gentleman, young man, has come to our church for the last few years, like about 18 months maybe.

Yeah. We kind of got to know each other a little bit because we did street evangelism together.

And so we walked on the streets and just equally shared the gospel,

street preached and that sort of thing. So we kind of got connected that way. And over the last six

months, eight months, you've been involved in our pastoral discipleship program at the church.

P-Nate, myself, Ben, we are training you up, so to speak, to be a pastor one day down the road.

Does that sum you up pretty much?

That's pretty much me.

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