Jase Robertson

And it's beautiful.

The woodwork was beautiful as well.

So we have a little bit of history with Angola.

We went there to speak.

And they told dad, look, now you're not only going to be speaking to this thousand people that are in this area, but we're beaming it out to the whole prison because there's a lot of people, obviously, that can't get out of where they are, as well as death row.

And so he looks right into the camera, and he just steps up there, and everybody's looking at him.

He says, just because you're under lock and key doesn't mean you can't be set free.

That was his opening line.

So yesterday, I got to work that in, because it's such a good line.

How'd it land, Al?

It landed, man.

In this group, I had about 350 in the room.

It was packed.

And man, they were like, there's a guy at our church named Kirk Lively that likes to talk back to you.

And that's the way that- He mainly says Jesus instead of- He yells it at the top of his lungs and I love it when I'm speaking.

He yelled it quite a few times yesterday as well.

So what's your favorite thing about being a pastor?

We're going to get into your book in a minute, but just what have you loved about it?

That's so good.

Kyle Adelman calls it the aha moment.