Hey guys, my name is Johnny Artivannis and this is Dialin. Thank you guys for continuing to listen to the show.

It's been cool to see the show grow both domestically and internationally over the recent months.

I hope you guys have a Merry Christmas in the upcoming weeks and have a great time celebrating the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ.

In this episode, I sit down with my friend Paul Washer, and I ask him about a man who's had a

particular influence on both of our lives. That man's name is George Mueller. George Mueller was a

missionary and also the founder of numerous schools and also was a caretaker for many orphans.

His life has been one that is defined by prayer

and the life that he lived, he documents in his autobiography,

which is one of the more shaping books in my own life.

In this episode, you'll hear even just from Paul

on how George Mueller has played a pivotal role in his life.

Let's dial in. Paul, thank you for sitting down. I've heard a number of people say that we need to be influenced by dead men,

meaning that their life has been shaped like mine has

by reading biographies or listening to old sermons

or reading old sermons.

I wanted to ask if you had to talk about one man

that has impacted your life, your ministry,

your walk with the Lord, who would it be and why?

Yeah.

Even though there are men that I greatly admire, Charles Spurgeon, John O and Martin Lloyd Jones,

all great preachers, the person that has most influenced my life has been George Mueller.

And remember I mentioned that brother Pittman, that elderly man, he gave me, it's the shorter condensed version of the autobiography of George Mueller, where it just simply, it's

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