Dr. John Deloney

Or more importantly, ministry, you made a bunch of decisions for the last four or five years that are going to prohibit you from doing what you want to do or really feel called to do. If you don't owe anybody anything and you want to go live a life of poverty in order to serve the least of these, I'm all about that all day, every day.

Or more importantly, ministry, you made a bunch of decisions for the last four or five years that are going to prohibit you from doing what you want to do or really feel called to do. If you don't owe anybody anything and you want to go live a life of poverty in order to serve the least of these, I'm all about that all day, every day.

But you made decisions beforehand now and you've set yourself up to where you don't get to decide what you do next. You don't get to decide to follow God's call. You got to pay the bankers back. You get what I'm saying?

But you made decisions beforehand now and you've set yourself up to where you don't get to decide what you do next. You don't get to decide to follow God's call. You got to pay the bankers back. You get what I'm saying?

But you made decisions beforehand now and you've set yourself up to where you don't get to decide what you do next. You don't get to decide to follow God's call. You got to pay the bankers back. You get what I'm saying?

And so it's a bummer and I'm heartbroken for you. And I've met students like you who are so, their hearts are bigger than the state of Texas and we need more people like you. And that's why I really want you to buckle down for the next two years and get all this madness out of your life.

And so it's a bummer and I'm heartbroken for you. And I've met students like you who are so, their hearts are bigger than the state of Texas and we need more people like you. And that's why I really want you to buckle down for the next two years and get all this madness out of your life.

And so it's a bummer and I'm heartbroken for you. And I've met students like you who are so, their hearts are bigger than the state of Texas and we need more people like you. And that's why I really want you to buckle down for the next two years and get all this madness out of your life.

So you can go do what I think you're called to do, which is just sit with hurting people and help them improve their life, right?

So you can go do what I think you're called to do, which is just sit with hurting people and help them improve their life, right?

So you can go do what I think you're called to do, which is just sit with hurting people and help them improve their life, right?

All right. Are you in?

All right. Are you in?

All right. Are you in?

All right, because here's what's going to happen. You're going to get this forensic psychology degree, and in your last semester, everybody around you is going to start talking about going to grad school. And then you're going to have a teacher who brings you in. They're like, hey, we see something special in you.

All right, because here's what's going to happen. You're going to get this forensic psychology degree, and in your last semester, everybody around you is going to start talking about going to grad school. And then you're going to have a teacher who brings you in. They're like, hey, we see something special in you.

All right, because here's what's going to happen. You're going to get this forensic psychology degree, and in your last semester, everybody around you is going to start talking about going to grad school. And then you're going to have a teacher who brings you in. They're like, hey, we see something special in you.

We want you to go to grad school, and it's only $85,000 to get a master's in social work.

We want you to go to grad school, and it's only $85,000 to get a master's in social work.

We want you to go to grad school, and it's only $85,000 to get a master's in social work.