Welcome back to the Coffee and Bible Time podcast.

For those that may be listening for the first time, our podcast is an offshoot from our main platform YouTube.

Our channel is called Coffee and Bible Time where our goal is to help people

delight in God's Word. We also have a website in storefront with Bible studies, prayer journals, and more.

A big shout out and thank you to all our patrons over on Patreon. We really appreciate your support. We know you don't have to, and we just appreciate

your kindness and being with us in all we do. I'm Mentor Mama, and today we are going to be

hearing a testimony about how a law enforcement officer found Christ and the impact studying God's word has had on his

mission to share what he knows with troubled teens. Our guest today, Matt Thornton, founder and

CEO of My Father's Business, a ministry whose mission is to engage the youth in his community

and guide them into becoming better versions of themselves and author of the newly released

book, Cop in Crisis to Cop in Christ, will be sharing with us about his journey to Christ and his career as a detective

and patrolman and how those things eventually led to a changed life and a desire to intercede

on behalf of local youth. But first, a word from our sponsor. We still have our coupon code available for you guys

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My mom kind of has a personal testimony to it.

Yes.

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And so I really loved that idea that I could go through and kind of pick the one I wanted.

And then during this COVID season, it was really

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