Oct 9, 2026 · 31 min · 9 segments
In this episode, Upper School Humanities/Worship/Technical Theatre Instructor (as well as Dean of Apostles' Hall) Elijah Tafao shares the value of theologically rich worship and the merit of reading…
Well, hey, uh, I wanna jump in just right off the bat to our two truths and a lie from last week.
If anybody, uh, was able to identify you, that would be very impressive, but we also wanna figure out which one of these is the lie out of the three, so we'll just jump right in.
Um, so number one, have you broken all of your limbs at some point during your lifetime?
Oh, wow.
All right.
What a great, [laughs] what a great lie.
I was picturing you in a body cast-
... as like a two-year-old or something like that when-
...
I was picturing that lie.
Well, that's impressive though.
You're, you're at, uh, 51?
52.
And no broken bones.
That's-
... that's really great.
Well, hey, uh, I wanna jump in just right off the bat to our two truths and a lie from last week.
If anybody, uh, was able to identify you, that would be very impressive, but we also wanna figure out which one of these is the lie out of the three, so we'll just jump right in.
Um, so number one, have you broken all of your limbs at some point during your lifetime?
Oh, wow.
All right.
What a great, [laughs] what a great lie.
I was picturing you in a body cast-
... as like a two-year-old or something like that when-
...
I was picturing that lie.
Well, that's impressive though.
You're, you're at, uh, 51?
52.
And no broken bones.
That's-
... that's really great.
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