Jase Robertson

Because it was said almost like an insult, but it's like the ultimate compliment.

Zach, I did use his line yesterday.

I spoke at a prison yesterday after I preached.

So we were in Angola a few years ago, which, by the way, so Angola, we were there, and Franklin Graham had told Dad,

That Billy Graham, his dad, was buried in a casket made in Angola prison.

Okay.

They had made it and offered it.

I mean, Billy Graham had been there, saw him making the caskets and said, I want to be buried in one of your caskets.

So they did.

So Franklin's telling dad the story that he has already ordered one for he and Jane for when they cross over.

And dad, about six months before he crossed over, he told me, he said, or he actually told mom, and then mom told me, he said, tell Al to reach out to the folks at Angola.

You know, I want to be buried in one of those Billy Graham caskets.

That's what he called me.

And so I did.

And then, of course, we didn't know what was going to happen.

And so six months goes by, and then he crosses over.

So I called the assistant warden.

And, you know, I said, we're ready for that casket.

And in three days or two days, they had it.

Here it was.