As Christians, we have one job that Jesus told us to go do before he left. He said, hey, go make

disciples of all nations, baptizing everyone in the name of the Father's Son and the Holy Spirit.

And with that, you know, that becomes, hey, well, what's our mission field? You know, where are we going

to go make disciples? And I've always said for the entrepreneurs and business people, that's right there, right

inside of our office at our clients, the people we interact with on a daily basis, because Jesus

also says that it's harder for the rich person to get into heaven than it is for the camel

to go through the eye of the needle.

And to your point, pastors aren't necessarily reaching these rich,

powerful businessmen, you know, or these snipers and these killers and, you know, the people

that you are talking about reaching right now, because they're just not stepping foot in a church.

And I've seen the same thing. You know, I've seen that it's very difficult.

And that's why I'm also going to be curious to hear like your conversion story

because it's very difficult for rich, successful people who, um,

are being or are leading all these other people, uh,

to realize they need a savior and that they need help and have the humbleness to

understand that. And I just think that everybody is in a position to help a certain group of people.

I think that you are helping people that aren't going to be receptive to the way that I would speak

or the way that Mark would speak, or the way that

Mark would speak, or the way that Stephen Ferdick would speak, or whoever the case is.

But you're equipped to speak to them because you understand them. You speak their lingo.

You know what they're going through. You have track record and reputation to be able to have

authority in their life. And I had Pastor Mark Driscoll on here,

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