Welcome to the program today, Mono Gonzalez here in studio, but I have through Skype a friend and brother all the way from Australia, which is awesome.

Sean O'Rourke, he is a gentleman that I got to know recently, and he has a very extensive website that is geared towards all things apologetics, defending the faith, and that includes a lot of prophecy.

You absolutely will be blessed.

His website is It Has Been Written.com, and we'll certainly give you more information about that.

But this is a great opportunity for us to, really, I wanted to question him and talk to him

about really how do we approach some of these things in the end times and how do we do it in a way

that is that is kind and loving and that's his heart and that certainly is my heart especially with

those not only unbelievers who disagree with us all around as it relates to what we're watching

unfold but also even within the the household of, other Christians that would disagree with our

pre-tribulational perspective and what's the best way to go about it. But anyways, Sean, welcome.

Thank you very much. Good to be here. So you live in Australia. I would love to hear,

kind of introduce yourself to our audience, a little bit about how you got there,

what you've been doing, and really maybe expand a little bit on, again, your very extensive

website and some of the categories you discussed there.

Well, I was originally raised in Chicago, so I apologize for that accent, and then I moved

to California for a little while where I met my Australian wife.

She was living there training to do dressage on horses, and we were there for about 10 years,

and then moved back home, and now we're here.

So I have come a long way from home, and my dad was a doctor.

My mom was a nurse, and they had started a couple churches, and I had been to church, but in my 20s, I kind of rebelled.

And with my parents, they had our family kind of split apart, and I sort of wondered, you know, did you forget about me, God?

And I kind of went out on my angry path when I was in my 20s and you know God was patient. He worked on my heart. I remember

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