Dr. Michael Youssef with an introduction to today's leading the way audio.

In the Old Testament, the priests would offer sacrifices to God on behalf of the people.

But before the priestly system was ever established, before the priestly system ever existed,

God commissioned the fathers to be the priests of their home.

Okay, men, can you think of someone who took the time to teach you what it means to be a man, a husband or a father. Some of you may have

recalled times with your own dad, or a brother, maybe an uncle, or a trusted family friend.

Well, the Bible speaks about a man named Job, a guy who took his role as a man seriously.

And even more importantly, he took his role as priest of the home

seriously, instilling character into the next generation in his family. Up next, Dr. Yusuf draws you in

for a closer look at Job. It's part of his challenging series called Who Will Intercede?

For many years during the 1900s, the name of Sam Rayburn spilled out one of the greatest centers of power in Washington, D.C. Some actually have thought that he was more powerful than some of the presidents who came

and gone while he was still the Speaker of the House of Representatives.

In fact, he served a total of 17 years as the Speaker of the House.

But not just any Speaker, there was not a single

bill that came through Congress that had not received his approval first. He was a powerful

man. And yet, he would later look back on his elastious life of power in Washington, D.C., and would say that none of his experiences

had ever rivaled what took place on a railway station in East Texas.

This was nondescript place that was far removed from the holes of power in Washington, D.C.

And yet, it was on that shabby railway station that this man's life was impacted forever.

Let me tell you the story.

On one particular day, in the year 1900, in the midst of wind-swept Texas prairie, Sam's father hitched his buggy and drove his 18-year-old son to town. His boy was going to college and leaving behind

a small farm that his father was telling all his life. Tiny farm, there were poor people

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