Wow.

And so it had stopped, um, but then a week later, I'm sitting there on the couch, um, talking to my wife, and she said, "I'm calling an ambulance." And I think that I'm laughing because I'm like, "She's joking." But I remember typing on my phone.

I was trying to type in Columbia, but I couldn't find the A button on my phone.

And so now I know that it's just a dream, and I'm really just sleeping, because I can find the A button.

And what I don't know is that it was a stroke, that half of my face had gone limp.

She said I'm making no sense, talking gibberish, and kind of leaning on the couch, when I think I'm just sleeping and can't find the A button.

I said, "I'm going to bed." And she says, "Don't move, don't move." I guess I keep trying to get up.

And how do they find you? How do people connect?

How would you articulate the core message of the gospel to someone who really was not familiar with Christianity or believing in Jesus?

Well, I said that there's two salvations, which is not true, but I really believe [laughs] that, uh, first we need to be saved from our sins.

Then second, a lot of people need to be saved from religion, and that is this, uh, condemnation, putting stuff on top of you.

When Jesus said, "How are you gonna put this, uh, yoke around people's necks that you can't even bear yourself?" And for me, I believe that the gospel presentation at the simple basic core is believe in your heart and confess with your mouth and you will be saved.

And so that is the easiest thing in life is to, uh, give your life to Christ or accept him for salvation.

But the hardest thing that we all need to do is to renew our mind, get rid of our stinking thinking, Romans 12:2, "Don't be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is the good and acceptable will of God." And so getting our mind to line up with the word of God is the most important thing, discipleship, everything like that.

But just gospel presentation at its very basic is there's a God that loves you.

What are the most significant spiritual lessons you've learned throughout your journey so far as a Christian?