This is Undaunted Life a man's podcast. I'm your host Kyle Thompson. Let's get into it. All right guys today

I've got a special guest for you on the podcast. His name is Samuel say so Samuel is a Gnane Canadian who lives in

Brampton. That's a city just outside of Toronto. But according to him he is committed to addressing racial,

cultural and political issues with biblical theology in an attempt to be quick to listen and slow to

speak. His work and his words have been featured on the daily wire. The blaze relatable with Ali

Bestucky founders ministries and a lot of their areas. But I'm just going to tell you right from

the beginning guys. I'm so thankful for the people that I've been able to talk to on this

podcast. We've had so many great people that have donated their time so that you could hear from

them on certain issues. They've donated the time to Undaunted Life so that these words and these

ideas and these thoughts can get out to a lot of people. I just finished this interview and this is

easily one of my favorite interviews that have ever done. Okay. I loved everything that we talked about.

I'm actually going to go to my notes right here to let you know all the different things that we

talked about. We talked about, you know, his kind of life statement, whatever the thing that I just

read you that he's committed to addressing racial, cultural and political issues with biblical theology

and attempt to be quick to listen and slow to speak. But we also talked about social justice,

cosmic justice, race, critical race theory, black lives matter, tokenism, abortion, Christian

nationalism, manhood growing up without a father, LGBTQ inside the church, and also why he immigrated

from Africa to the West because the West is so crazy racist. And then we did, you know, what would

you say to someone that said, which a lot of you guys enjoy, you enjoy when we go into that guys.

This was just such a fun conversation to have. I could tell within just a few minutes that this

was going to be a good and fruitful conversation. And the reason is because I know you guys. I know

my audience. I know what you're into. You don't want these squishy interviews. You don't want the

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