Dallas Jenkins

Well, ironically enough, I was listening to a sermon from a pastor in Louisville whose name is Kyle Eidelman, and he did a sermon on the crucifixion. And the story of the crucifixion and Jesus' relationship with the two thieves on the cross takes just a few verses. Right.

So in just a few verses, a man goes from mocking Jesus and seeing those mocking Jesus and joining in on the mockery, and within just a few verses, says, I want to be with you. I believe in you.

So in just a few verses, a man goes from mocking Jesus and seeing those mocking Jesus and joining in on the mockery, and within just a few verses, says, I want to be with you. I believe in you.

So in just a few verses, a man goes from mocking Jesus and seeing those mocking Jesus and joining in on the mockery, and within just a few verses, says, I want to be with you. I believe in you.

As a storyteller, it's pretty bad storytelling. There's no journey. We just know he was mocking him a few verses later. He believed in him. You know, there's no... There's no three-act structure. I mean, I guess there's the first and the third act. There's the before and the after, but there's no middle. And so what would lead him? This pastor was saying, what might have he heard from Jesus

As a storyteller, it's pretty bad storytelling. There's no journey. We just know he was mocking him a few verses later. He believed in him. You know, there's no... There's no three-act structure. I mean, I guess there's the first and the third act. There's the before and the after, but there's no middle. And so what would lead him? This pastor was saying, what might have he heard from Jesus

As a storyteller, it's pretty bad storytelling. There's no journey. We just know he was mocking him a few verses later. He believed in him. You know, there's no... There's no three-act structure. I mean, I guess there's the first and the third act. There's the before and the after, but there's no middle. And so what would lead him? This pastor was saying, what might have he heard from Jesus

that could have caused him to break, right? And so this pastor opined, not claiming fact, but he opined, what if it was, he was broken by Jesus' comment, forgive them, Father, for they know not what they do. You know, some of this, he's being mocked. Well, that would be a thing to be broken by if you actually saw it happen. Right.

that could have caused him to break, right? And so this pastor opined, not claiming fact, but he opined, what if it was, he was broken by Jesus' comment, forgive them, Father, for they know not what they do. You know, some of this, he's being mocked. Well, that would be a thing to be broken by if you actually saw it happen. Right.

that could have caused him to break, right? And so this pastor opined, not claiming fact, but he opined, what if it was, he was broken by Jesus' comment, forgive them, Father, for they know not what they do. You know, some of this, he's being mocked. Well, that would be a thing to be broken by if you actually saw it happen. Right.

So you're mocking him, you're mocking him, you're joining in the mockery, and he's just completely, not only is he not phased and broken by it, he's actually praying for the forgiveness of the people who are doing it. And he means it. And he means it. Right, right.

So you're mocking him, you're mocking him, you're joining in the mockery, and he's just completely, not only is he not phased and broken by it, he's actually praying for the forgiveness of the people who are doing it. And he means it. And he means it. Right, right.

So you're mocking him, you're mocking him, you're joining in the mockery, and he's just completely, not only is he not phased and broken by it, he's actually praying for the forgiveness of the people who are doing it. And he means it. And he means it. Right, right.

So that's what his opinion was, and I thought that was very compelling, and I thought, I want to make a short film where we unpack the backstory, the before. And that's a word we use all the time on the show.

So that's what his opinion was, and I thought that was very compelling, and I thought, I want to make a short film where we unpack the backstory, the before. And that's a word we use all the time on the show.

So that's what his opinion was, and I thought that was very compelling, and I thought, I want to make a short film where we unpack the backstory, the before. And that's a word we use all the time on the show.

It's a very quick and easy answer. I'm a storyteller. So, you know, just for example, I watch your gospel series on Daily Wire, and I'm seeing extraordinary intellectuals wrestle with and discuss and debate.

It's a very quick and easy answer. I'm a storyteller. So, you know, just for example, I watch your gospel series on Daily Wire, and I'm seeing extraordinary intellectuals wrestle with and discuss and debate.

It's a very quick and easy answer. I'm a storyteller. So, you know, just for example, I watch your gospel series on Daily Wire, and I'm seeing extraordinary intellectuals wrestle with and discuss and debate.

And I'm watching it, and of course it speaks to me because I love the gospels and I've been a believer as long as I can remember, and I've been tasked and stewarded with—again, fast forward for a second— with portraying the gospel story to the world through the medium of television in this way that has seemingly transcended cultures and boundaries.