Little white kid came up to me and was like, hey, like, the reason why you're chasing drugs,

messing with gangs, doing this whole thing, is because you never had a father. And like,

this is like a kid I never met before in my life. He said, but God wants to be your father.

I didn't hear the gospel. I didn't hear like sanctification and all those big words. I didn't hear

he died, rose to send it.

I heard that God wanted me.

That's why it bothers me when like pastors tried to act gangster.

And we're losing a lot of young people that way.

Because kids like me who are unreached,

you're trying to relate to them in our language,

and you're trying to act like you're from a hood that you never been to.

And we desperately needed the church. But you just never were

around. Yeah, we didn't see you. You wanted me to come to you. Yeah, yeah, exactly. We didn't see you.

The Mormons came to me more than my pastor. I think what a lot of youth pastors don't understand,

lead pastors don't understand. Whoever gets to me first got me. If the gang gets to me first, they got me. If the drugs get to me first, they got me.

Who picks you first?

Is who gets you?

I just want someone to notice that I exist.

But the millions who are noticed, there's billions unnoticed.

That's absolutely correct.

And they're dealing with this thing of like, no one chooses me.

What are you and your peers looking for from pastors yeah from leaders

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