Hello and welcome back to Sociology 101.

As you can see, we have Brian Wagner back with us today.

Welcome back, Brian.

Hey, welcome. Thank you.

And I just wanted to say, in front of the crowd, I wanted to say, we're honored, Brian,

to have you participating there at Sociology 101 so much. You add a wealth of knowledge

and understanding from the biblical languages and your understanding

of theology. I know you and I don't see eye to eye on every perspective, but that's one of the

reasons I love you so much is that you're definitely no yes man when it comes to these things.

I've often called Brian on issues and he takes a totally different perspective than I was thinking

and he is not ashamed at all to tell me exactly what he thinks about something.

And I love that about him. He's most certainly always challenging me to go a little deeper and look at things from a different perspective.

And I love that about him.

And he has such a sweet spirit and definitely fruits of the spirit in his life and how he

deals with people who are oftentimes very contentious with him because of his particular views

on subjects. He's always very patient with him and I appreciate that about, about Brian. And he doesn't

like me calling me Dr. Wagner, so I try not to do that. But he is a Ph.D. and a professor of biblical languages there at Virginia

College. And I appreciate Virginia Bible College. Is that correct? Yeah, it's actually, it was Virginia

Baptist College. It's now in the last year and a half, two years, Veritas Baptist College.

Oh, I didn't realize that. I didn't realize that name had changed.

I didn't change that to Indiana as their headquarters.

And so they've had a greater outreach nationally and internationally.

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