Chad Robichaux

Those pastors, I know them personally, their churches were like before COVID,

We're like, you know, they're big churches.

But after COVID, when they stood their ground on that pulpit, churches blew up because people were seeking truth and they're seeking leadership and courage.

Strong leadership.

That's correct.

And those churches have blown up.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, 100%.

And I've been in a soft community for a long time, and I know people that are agnostics to atheists to you name it, and Christians.

And I think everybody pretty much shares, especially guys that have, I think because everyone has taken life at some level has had to reconcile it in their own way.

Yeah, I do think it comes down on an individual basis.

There's the whole just war theory.

Yeah, but that heart posture of like, I'm in combat.

It's justified combat, so I'm just going to kill somebody just to kill somebody.

There's a line.

And there's people like that too.

Most veterans, and I'm in a space, right, at Mighty Oaks, like most veterans who struggle with PTSD, even combat trauma, even like having experienced kinetic combat, they're not struggling from things they've seen or did.

They're struggling with a loss of purpose.

We're created at purpose.

Purpose is what makes us.