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CARRIED FORWARD _ EPISODE 24 Making Faith Your Own · Military Broadcast Radio | MBR Talk

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When life shapes us. When love anchors us, when lost
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changes us, we are not left behind.
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We are carried forward, held by faith, rooted in purpose,
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finding our way. This is carried forward a space
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for stories of resilience, purpose and forward resolve.
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Hi, welcome to carried for it. Today I'm having a special
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conversation with my nephew Kane, who just started his first
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year at the University of Louisiana and Monroe and just
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wanted to have a conversation with him about starting school
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and what that looks like. And then talk to him in regards
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to like what he's carrying forward, carrying forward with
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his faith, with his beliefs from his family beyond his faith.
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And then like what it's been like for him in these first few
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weeks. And we're just talking to him
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about his identity, his choices, his relationships, and what it
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looks like to follow God while still figuring out who he is and
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what he wants to do and what kind of man he wants to be.
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So today we're going to bring on Kane.
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Hi, Kane. Thank you for coming on and
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helping your aunt out and have a good discussion I think is
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appropriate for the time of year with the students starting back
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up. And I know that you have a
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strong faith and you've been public about it.
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So I just thought it would be great to talk to you about like
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just the changes as becoming like independent on your own in
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college and how that either your expectations for change or how
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it looks in actuality so. I am.
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Just a little bit about yourself first, OK?
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Decided to start the new journey because I went to work this
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summer and that was kind of challenging because I was gone
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for a long time and it really kind of put me in a difficult
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situation like do I want to work or don't want to go to school?
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And I was away from mom and dad for a long time and my family
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for a while this summer. So it's kind of a difficult
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decision as to what I wanted to do, but talk.
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To us about that. So Kane had the opportunity to
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go and West to West, TX and work for six weeks, right?
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And he was. Completely by himself.
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It was, it was a change for sure because I was fresh out of
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school and I hadn't really been away from family for that long.
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But I feel like it definitely helped me like step forward and
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shaping myself because I'm relatively family oriented and
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we all were always together because I lived with them for
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the longest time. And so stepping out like that
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was different. But I think it was good because
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it gave me a different perspective on life kind of and
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what it's going to be like in college.
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So that made the transition to school a little easier.
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So working out there with the Target hospitality, they were
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awesome and it was a great experience and it was a bunch of
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networking but I felt like I wanted to further my education
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as far as this cause I've been planning on doing it for a long
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time. So I figured I'd do this and
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with working off it helped me acclimate a little better so I
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enjoyed it. And how so?
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How do you feel that it helped you acclimate?
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Well, I was been alone like that for so long.
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And having to kind of figure out like being by myself, it put me
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in a spot to where me being 2 1/2 hours from home rather than
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being 12 hours from home is a little a little better on the
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mind. Because a lot of people I'm
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with, they've never had the opportunity to leave.
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And it's taking them a little bit longer time to get situated
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and kind of figure out like how it's going to be having to live
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by yourself and do school and everything.
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But with me being gone and having to work, as well as being
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so far from my parents and everything, it put me in more of
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a spot of like appreciation that I'm only 2 1/2 hours away and I
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can go home whenever I want rather than being so far and
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being 12 hour drive away. Yeah, I can see where that
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changed your mental capacity. Like when we've experienced
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something that is harder and then we come to something that
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is not necessarily easier but has different perimeters that
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aren't as stressful. I can see where it's helped.
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You probably adjust a little better.
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You are. I was just a Whip Kane at his
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university and he was telling me a little bit about this, like
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how he feels that it his opportunity to go and work did
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prepare him a little bit, maybe more than his friends to deal
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with being away from home. And now.
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So do you you feel like it's like, relatively easy or.
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Yeah. It makes it makes the like
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college experience a little easier for me because I'm like,
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if I need to, like if I had to call mom or call dad or go home,
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it's just a quick trip down the road.
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And so it's kind of it helps me focus a little bit more on
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school rather than like, oh, I need to be here because I know
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if I need to go there or they need to get to me, it can
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happen. So it just kind of it's a little
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like it settles me. It settled me down a little bit
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because it's it's a nice like spot to because I know they're
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there and I'm here and it's not far.
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Really. Yeah, a little bit more secure
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and safety, so. And when you were in, it was
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Pecos, right? Yes.
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Did you did It was only for six weeks.
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It was a relatively short amount of time.
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But like, what perspective did you have?
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Did you think you would feel this way when you got to the
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university? Like did you already like, oh,
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wow, I'm here. This is a long way for mom and
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dad when I get back. Did you did you know you were
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going to have this kind of change in perspective?
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Well, at first when I went, I had no idea what to expect and I
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handled it a little better than I thought I would.
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So the having the opportunity to like leave and then come back,
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it kind of it was a little upsetting because I was gone for
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so long. I came home and then I left like
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the next week for school. So I do like, I miss mom and dad
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in the aspect of like living with them and seeing them every
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day and stuff like that. But I know like, this is a part
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of it, you know? And so leaving and working for
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so long and then having to come here, it was more like everybody
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either leaves and goes to college or they leave and go to
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school. So it's just something that you
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do. So I feel like I'm fortunate to
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be relatively close here as to where I was.
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And so that kind of it helped me make a decision because I would
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have stayed and worked, but it was so far and I just like I
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have a new niece, I have a new nephew, I have another niece and
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then I have mom, dad, sister, brother, brother-in-law,
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sister-in-law. And they were all super close
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back home. So me being gone and all them
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being there was probably the hardest part.
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Yeah. And you had never experienced
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that before. Yeah, 'cause I mean, I know
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personal personally, I know. So that I think that was a
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really good opportunity for you to go and do and, and realize
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one way or the other, like how much you do appreciate your
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close knit family. Or you might have seen like,
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Hey, I do appreciate my close knit family, but I don't need to
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be. So it's like right there with
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them because you can like me. I love all of you very much.
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You're you're my hearts, but I don't always have to be right
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next door to you. And that doesn't mean that I
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love you any less. But but it's good for you to see
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like right now that you you wanted to be closer.
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So that's good. What a great experience
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opportunity that not many people get.
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So talking more a little bit about your current experience at
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the university, I know you've only been there for like what, 3
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weeks? Yes, 3 weeks and some change
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probably OK. So has anything surprised you so
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far about college, about Monroe, about living more independently?
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We did. I know we talked about like you
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were your perspective has changed, but has anything
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surprised you? The as the amount of talent time
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I have here is way different than anything I've ever been
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used to because during high school it's it's school,
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baseball, basketball, choir or whatever 4H some clubs doing
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something or something you participate in doing something.
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Then summer rolls around and I was lifeguarding forever and
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then I went to work and that was 12 hours a day.
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And then I took a little break and then now it's here and I
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have class most days of the week.
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I have class for two classes a day and it's like 4 hours of
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doing stuff total a day and I just have so much free time on
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my hands, which is not something I'm used to.
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So that's probably the biggest acclamation I would say is just
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finding what to do with myself in the time that I don't have to
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do anything. OK.
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So that was going to be my question.
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What are you doing with that? Because you're someone that
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likes to be busy. I know you.
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I so I have I played a lot of golf so far go to the gym once a
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day, start playing pickleball, a lot of pickleball and then up
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here we found a church. So I have some buddies I met
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here and I was kind of asking around and they directed us to a
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church like right down the road that they love.
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And so it's pretty similar to the one back home.
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And that's what I like so much about it is it kind of makes me
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feel like I'm back there because the church service is very
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similar. OK, so on Sundays and soon to be
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Wednesday nights, we're going to participate in that.
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And so that's another thing that's going to take up our
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time. But it's been, it's been fun,
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but spending money, it's hard not to do that.
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When you have time, yeah. When you have time, yeah.
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Isn't that like a, I don't know what the word is, but like when
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you're working and making more money, you don't have time to
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spend it, but then when you're not working and you don't have
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the money, you have more time to spend.
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Yeah. That's conundrum.
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Yeah. All right.
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So you've found a church that you like.
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Are there a lot of young people that go to it or?
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Yes, with it being like a college town church and it's in
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Monroe, which is a relatively big place.
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There's a lot of there's people of all ages, but there's a lot
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of college students. There's a lot of like older high
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school or high school kids you'll see walking around.
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And it's a large church. So there's people of all walks
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there. But you can definitely find like
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a, a group. They have like lift nights.
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I think they call them on Wednesday and that's college
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students and stuff. Just basically like a Wednesday
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night service and I think they sing and eat.
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So it's pretty, it's pretty similar to like a young adult
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group. OK, OK.
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So it's to get get the college students to come in and be
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together in community. So with that, that's a great
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segue. Talk to me a little bit about
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what your faith and what your what role faith played in your
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everyday life before college. Well, it was more like with
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youth kind of ending because I got, I graduate high school and
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rolled out of it. That was kind of a weird point
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for me to acclimate like where to go because I did go to work
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for so long and I work it, I work Sundays.
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So I'd either watch the church service or read my Bible.
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And that was kind of, it's kind of weird because I've always
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been like church on Sunday, church on Wednesday, church on
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Sunday, church on Wednesday, just kind of in that I didn't
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want to, I don't want to be in that point where it's just kind
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of like, you're going to go. And right after high school,
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like kind of rolled out of use and I went to work and it was
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like, it got slow because I'm like, I can't really go here.
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And so that was kind of a hard point in my faith.
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Like for me, especially because it was like, like, I wasn't
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necessarily struggling in my faith.
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It was just, I was having a hard time like fitting in that time
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to talk to God or read my Bible or stuff like that.
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And then some days, you know, I mean, we're human.
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You go through it and you just forget sometimes and you're
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like, that's saying it's the most important thing you can do.
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So that's that was one of the hardest things as far as my
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faith, like before school was like graduating and having to
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acclimate and like not having the youth group, which we can go
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up until like Labor Day. But like I said, I was gone for
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so long that I didn't get really the opportunity and I had to
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miss Fuge and everything because of that.
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And that was really bad because that's like my favorite time of
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the year. And so that was kind of hard as
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far as my faith goes because it was like, where am I at?
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You know, but it's been, it was never really in a point where I
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was just like bottomed out, but it was, I was kind of starting
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to struggle because it's like, where do I find the medium?
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Right when you don't have an like something that makes you go
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to church like because in your family or household, you guys go
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to church on Sundays and you go to church on Wednesday and like
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your mom has facilitated that most of your life.
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So that's why I wanted to have this conversation with you
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because and that's I love that you acknowledged that right
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before school. But so just to go back a little
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bit. So Kane and his family, he did,
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he was pretty. He did go to church often and he
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tell us he also went in the summertime to tell us a little
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bit about Fuge. Is a week every summer and it
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was like our church camp, big church camp.
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And we have a pretty big youth group where I'm from.
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So it was like an opportunity to kind of go and it was like a, it
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was basically like a church camp on steroids 'cause it was like
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super fun. And we had the opportunity to go
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out in the community and like actually spread the gospel to
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people in the community. Wherever the camp was.
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They'd be like Alabama or Tennessee or somewhere like
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that. That was a pretty intricate
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experience and it was like my favorite part of the year all
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through high school because he got to go and meet people and
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make friends. And it's kind of one of those
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places where there's so many people that like your fire for
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God is just like can't get put out because it's like where two
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or more gathered there. I'm also is what like God says,
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but when there's 5000 people there and all there for the same
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reason. It it's, it's a pretty like
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anchor spot for me around the year because it's like that's
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where you can go and get grounded.
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Yeah, it's a, it allows you to like fill up your, your fuel
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again, right. And they, and so you like, so
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that's something that you like, you enjoy going and like
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spreading the word of God and talking with others, 'cause I
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mean, I know you, but other people listening to this don't
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know you. So like Cain really enjoys
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communicating with others and he, he's good at it.
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He's really that's one of the reasons many reasons I had him
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on here is he's good at communicating with others and it
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doesn't matter their age. He's good.
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I've noticed like he can speak with someone much older than me
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and then even much younger than him.
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So so he enjoys talking about the Lord to others.
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You've even you even had like a YouTube channel for a little
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while, right? Oh yeah, I was.
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I was doing TikTok for a little. While oh, I'm sorry, I'm not on.
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TikTok that was like I should have done it way more, but it
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was just the same situation. Like I was so busy and like that
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was during high school too. So I was so busy and I would
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just forget. And then sometimes the stuff
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like that you struggle like like why me?
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Like every it's from the it's from Satan, but it's like
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because everyone sins no matter what.
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If you lie, steal or murder, it's the same sin in God's eyes.
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But I know everyone deals with the same like, like, why are you
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like, why would you be worthy to tell people about God?
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Like if you're making these mistakes, you're doing these
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things and that stuff. Like I personally struggled
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with. And then it was on top of like
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it was on top of all the everything else.
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And so it just slowed down. So I should've done it more
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because I think like most videos, like the first four I
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posted got like north of 2000 views or something like that.
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And that was like me starting out, but I just slowed down on
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it. I really shouldn't have but just
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one of those. Yeah, and that's OK.
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I was just, I was just mentioning it not to go like,
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oh, you should have done more. I was mentioning it because the
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show, like you, it is your faith.
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It's not just your family's faith, it's your faith.
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And and yeah, I mean, and you do well at that kind of stuff and
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communicating. But so you've mentioned a couple
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of Times Now, Kane, about it. You're noticing that it's harder
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now that you're like on your own and making your own decisions
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and even though you're not as busy.
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It life is getting like more real, right?
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It's not just like, oh, I'm going to this and going to that
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and that and then like faith and going to church is part of all
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those things. So now you're noticing that
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you're going to have to be more intentional probably, right?
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I've been the I've been at the church is called North Monroe,
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so I've been there. I went there last Sunday and
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then today's Monday, right? Yeah.
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And I went there yesterday. And so I, I went because I have,
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I have a couple like buddies up here, like I said earlier.
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And he is like, hey, you should come try it out.
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So that was really helpful, like having people here that knew me
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prior and so they helped me get kind of plugged in.
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But that's one thing I'm trying to make like a point and most
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important is like have that time with God, you know, And so I've,
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it's, it's been a, it's been kind of like difficult to
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acclimate, but at the same time, like I'm surrounded by people
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here, thankfully that are willing to go or willing to do
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whatever. So that's made it a little
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easier to kind of get involved in that church and get involved
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in other places. But.
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OK, I mean, it's a good lesson to Start learning early.
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And it sounds like you even learned it from Pecos that like,
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hey, life can get busy, right? And I think that just from my
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own experience, like that's what Jesus wants us to know, right?
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Like life does get busy, but but we got to make intentional
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intention to work with him and to meet with him.
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And that means our first thing in the morning.
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That's for me. I do first thing in the morning,
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but it sounds like you have some good friends around you.
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Is that true? Like you already said that
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that's encouraging you to to go is does that help you when you
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have other people? Yeah, it does.
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I like, I like having community and we're thankful to have that
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here. So it definitely does make it
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easier when you have friends and people around you that are more
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like, like, hey, like, yeah, let's go, that'll be fun, rather
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than no, I don't want to do that.
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We want to go do this. So a lot of people around me
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prioritize that as well. And that's where I'm trying to
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get is to the point where that is #1 priority before everything
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else. Yeah.
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So that's made it, it makes it easier when you have a community
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of people who will like stand by you in that rather than like run
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from it. So.
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Yeah, Have you, That brings me to another question.
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Have you encountered anything? It sounds like you have a good
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community, but is like, are you learning anything in these first
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few weeks of like where you show up with your faith and you're
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intentionally be it like a work in progress wanting to put your
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faith first? Do you see where areas where
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that could be difficult or are you running into people that are
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like, don't talk to me about faith, you know?
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Well, actually this campus specifically is relatively like
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I would, I would. It's not, it's unnaturally, it's
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not a Christian university or anything.
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Right. It's a public, yeah.
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But you'll see like the, there's a BCM and there's even like a
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Catholic ministry here for students as well.
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And they're always out on the campus doing stuff or promoting
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an event they're having or whatever.
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So I haven't noticed any pushback per SE on Christianity
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here, which is something that's pretty encouraging because like
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you don't it naturally it's a college campus.
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But in my 3 weeks here, I haven't really noticed anything
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that's just someone blatantly disregarding that or blatantly
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fighting that. So that's also kind of
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encouraging 'cause there's really, there's people around
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that like despite the people that are in like my group or
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community I have around me, there's people around here that
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live faith-based lives or do their best to as people.
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So yeah, I haven't noticed to this point anyone who's like
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been pushing back on that at all or had a conversation like that
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yet. OK, OK.
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Do you, because it is college, you'll probably will run into
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that. What do you how do you think
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you'll handle that? Well with my experiences, like
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like we said earlier, going to fuge and everything like that, I
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have dealt with kind of bringing my faith and like 2 people and
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them disregarding it or trying to argue and I believe it's
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apologetics, correct? How you defend your faith.
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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I believe that is when it's
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called. I I'm not sure if that's exactly
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how it's pronounced, but it will, yeah.
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Something like that, something near that, but I, I had the
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opportunity for like when I did go to future working on my
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apologetics and everything and knowing what to say and how to
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say it when people kind of push back on you.
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One thing I do need to learn is more scripture, specifically
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from the Bible, defending my faith.
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But even in like high school a couple times, nothing like
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crazy, but I had to share what maybe not defend my faith, but
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share what I believe and why I believe it that way.
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And so I've had experience with that.
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So I think I can, I can handle it in a way where it's more not
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like this is my way. You have to believe it this way,
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rather like this is what I believe.
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This is why I believe it. And I mean, listen, that's one
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of the most important things I think is a lot of people will do
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a lot of talking when it comes to that.
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And not a not enough listening as far as understanding why
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someone is thinking the way they are, where they're coming from.
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And that's where a lot of people get kind of misconstrued because
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you'll notice a lot of people of any faith, really, not just
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Christianity, but they'll throw it on you.
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And they're like, well, the way you believe is dumb.
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And this is how I believe it. And I don't, I can't understand
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why you don't believe it this way.
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And I think I've been in the spot where you kind of have to
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know, like not everyone grew up the same way you did or has seen
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the same things you have or been exposed to the same things you
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have. So if that opportunity does
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arise or that conversation does come up, I think I'll be good in
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a sense of knowing how to go about it.
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Yeah, I get what you're saying. You'll have a conversation with
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them. You won't be condemning them.
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Yeah, I gotcha. So a couple more questions and
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then we'll wrap up. Thanks for taking some time on
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your Monday afternoon evening. Yeah, it's not a problem at all.
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We just got back from playing some golf so.
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I was going to say you probably have pickleball or golf or some
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basketball or something to go play.
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But let's see, when you picture yourself at the end this year
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because, well, you have some time, you know, throughout the
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end of the school school year, what kind of growth would make
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you proud, not just academically, but as a person
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and in your relationship with God.
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I know from like a personal standpoint, naturally, like I
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know myself better than most people because I'm me, but I
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know that there's a lot of things that I have to work on
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just like everybody else. And just becoming more patient
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and like kind. That's that's something that I
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want to work on is like being able to understand and handle
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myself in a more like more mature way, because I'm not
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necessarily terrible about that. But I'd like to see myself like
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grow in that aspect of being able to like walk in my faith
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more strongly and people be able to see that radiating off of me.
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That would be ideal. So just kind of mature and grow
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up and know I I'd like to at least know my way how to drive
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around Monroe and that time was lost.
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But but other than that, I'd like just, yeah, just grow up
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and kind of see where 365 days puts me in a college campus, and
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I'd like to be on the right path.
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What What do you consider the right path?
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Well, I'd like to 1 be involved in the church in some way,
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especially the church up here, because I like it.
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I actually really like it. I've been to a couple of
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services and I enjoy it a lot. But I'd like to see myself,
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like, maybe sharing the gospel a little more or like I said just
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a second ago, like people knowing like that I'm a
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follower, you know, of God. That's OK.
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You're your sister is calling me.
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Oh, so mom, I'm in an interview. Let's see, how do we get back
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there? Oh well, we lost him for a
30:29
second because he was probably on his phone.
30:32
I will give it a second and see if he comes back in.
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But I hope you've been enjoying this with my nephew Kane.
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He's such a sweetheart here. He's he's back on.
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So I'm going to let him back in. My my sister Amy was probably
30:48
calling him to check on him, but let's let him back in.
30:53
Hey. Mom called.
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Sorry, no worries. You were saying that you want to
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you want to be known, but that you're a follower of Christ just
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through your life. Yeah, and I'd like to, I'd like
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to have more connections on campus, like make more friends
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and kind of know like that there's people here that I can
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rely on. I'd like to see that more
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outside of the group that I came with.
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OK, so some new friends. And just be, be on the right way
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to be like a I guess what I was trying to say by the right path
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is try to be like on the right direction to be like a, a father
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and like a husband one day and stuff like that.
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Like be the man I want to be or on the way there.
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Yeah, yeah. And showing that through your
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actions. Yes.
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Yeah, that are godly, biblical. OK.
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And you're. So you want to meet some new
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friends and I want to just say that you are a very kind person.
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Your spirit is kind. He's always been kind since he's
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a little boy. I don't know how he is when he's
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not around his aunts or his Mama.
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But like he checks on people. He calls them even he even calls
32:25
me like he wanted us to. He wanted us to come and stop
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by. And I thought it was so great.
32:31
Like he wants to talk to you. He calls you and he talks to
32:35
you. And I think that is, you may not
32:36
see that as kindness. You probably see that as like,
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that's just me. But that is kind, you know, it's
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OK. He already has, he's already
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well on his way to the right path that he's looking for.
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So but thank you so much for being here with us and and
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talking to my audience. And I think it's a good time
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because a lot of people, a lot of young men are men are
33:03
starting their first year in college or maybe their second
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year. So thanks for speaking with me.
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Do you have anything else you would like to add before I close
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out? Thank you for having me on, I
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thought it was fun. I like doing stuff like this.
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So wasn't a. Problem at all?
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Yeah. Yeah, I love you.
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Thank you for coming to see me. Yeah, I love you too, and I know
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you do so well at this, so it's only I know it's only been a few
33:36
weeks into your college. I hope that it goes as you hope.
33:43
I know that you will, you know, do your best and I know you that
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you're supposed to get a maybe a job soon.
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So I hope that goes well. That would be fun.
33:52
That job would be exciting. Yeah, and I'm excited to see
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what God does in your life and what you do in other people's
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lives. With God's help, I'm excited to
34:03
see that in this season to come. Thank you so much.
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I'm going to go ahead and take you off and then we're I'm just
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going to close out and thank you.
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Love you love. You.
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Bye, bye. Thank you for joining us with
34:23
Kane. That was just, I hope you
34:26
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34:32
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