Jared Hudson

You know, Charles Darwin, the scientist that, you know, shows where we, you know, or said where we came from, monkeys, and I believe, I could be wrong, but you look it up. I believe he accepted Christ on his deathbed. Okay. Yeah, but anyway, it doesn't matter at what point in your life you're in. You're born in sin. You're going to die in sin, and God has given you the opportunity.

to be one with Him and live life eternally. And that's what I believe. That's what a born-again Christian is. Hopefully I haven't done a disservice with what I just said.

to be one with Him and live life eternally. And that's what I believe. That's what a born-again Christian is. Hopefully I haven't done a disservice with what I just said.

to be one with Him and live life eternally. And that's what I believe. That's what a born-again Christian is. Hopefully I haven't done a disservice with what I just said.

Yeah, people smarter than me could probably say it better, but that's what I believe. Well, thank you for sharing that. Yeah.

Yeah, people smarter than me could probably say it better, but that's what I believe. Well, thank you for sharing that. Yeah.

Yeah, people smarter than me could probably say it better, but that's what I believe. Well, thank you for sharing that. Yeah.

Oh, on the rescue side. So I'll give you a two-part answer to that. The first thing is most of the time on a rescue, and it's primarily women in sex trafficking, which is primarily what we work. So not all women. They will say... I'm not being trafficked. I'm not a victim. They are doing what they want to do. In some of them, that might be the case.

Oh, on the rescue side. So I'll give you a two-part answer to that. The first thing is most of the time on a rescue, and it's primarily women in sex trafficking, which is primarily what we work. So not all women. They will say... I'm not being trafficked. I'm not a victim. They are doing what they want to do. In some of them, that might be the case.

Oh, on the rescue side. So I'll give you a two-part answer to that. The first thing is most of the time on a rescue, and it's primarily women in sex trafficking, which is primarily what we work. So not all women. They will say... I'm not being trafficked. I'm not a victim. They are doing what they want to do. In some of them, that might be the case.

I heard an interesting statistic from a lady that we work with, with Wellhouse, who is a forensic interviewer, who said it takes seven contacts before a woman will be able to say, yeah, I need help. I'm being trafficked or I've gone through this process, right? So that's interesting to see too. We might be contact number one. We might be contact number five. But that would be the first thing.

I heard an interesting statistic from a lady that we work with, with Wellhouse, who is a forensic interviewer, who said it takes seven contacts before a woman will be able to say, yeah, I need help. I'm being trafficked or I've gone through this process, right? So that's interesting to see too. We might be contact number one. We might be contact number five. But that would be the first thing.

I heard an interesting statistic from a lady that we work with, with Wellhouse, who is a forensic interviewer, who said it takes seven contacts before a woman will be able to say, yeah, I need help. I'm being trafficked or I've gone through this process, right? So that's interesting to see too. We might be contact number one. We might be contact number five. But that would be the first thing.

The second thing is if once you see somebody who is like, yes, I need help, whether a grownup or a child, children always need help. They're always exploited. We'll talk a little bit about that later. The response is, it's like unbelievable relief because up to this point, they've had no way out, but now it's almost like they see a light or they see a way out. Does that make sense?

The second thing is if once you see somebody who is like, yes, I need help, whether a grownup or a child, children always need help. They're always exploited. We'll talk a little bit about that later. The response is, it's like unbelievable relief because up to this point, they've had no way out, but now it's almost like they see a light or they see a way out. Does that make sense?

The second thing is if once you see somebody who is like, yes, I need help, whether a grownup or a child, children always need help. They're always exploited. We'll talk a little bit about that later. The response is, it's like unbelievable relief because up to this point, they've had no way out, but now it's almost like they see a light or they see a way out. Does that make sense?

And that's the only way I can describe it because I've never been in it. My wife and my girls have never been in it. I've only seen it from the outside looking in. I don't know what these people are going through in their life, but you can see that sense of relief of like, you can actually do this for me.

And that's the only way I can describe it because I've never been in it. My wife and my girls have never been in it. I've only seen it from the outside looking in. I don't know what these people are going through in their life, but you can see that sense of relief of like, you can actually do this for me.

And that's the only way I can describe it because I've never been in it. My wife and my girls have never been in it. I've only seen it from the outside looking in. I don't know what these people are going through in their life, but you can see that sense of relief of like, you can actually do this for me.

And when you see that and pull them out of it, that would be the best way to describe it is just, Unbelievable relief.