Jase Robertson

Awareness, humility, action, which is one of my favorite sermons when I think about the prodigal, because I was one as well.

Yeah, it was great.

It was a great experience for us.

Not only helped us financially, but spiritually.

And part of the problem, Zach, is when you're self-employed like we are, and millions of Americans are as well, you pay even more in insurance costs.

So this is a great benefit to just help you through the tough times.

So what's your story?

Did you grow up as a Christian?

That was you too, right?

And I still love that you remember the specifics of those words of God.

Yeah.

Not necessarily the person because he was just getting it out there so you could hear it.

I'm just saying when there's a police officer somewhere, if he's still alive,

that turned me around.

And that's the same thing.

I mean, I don't even know, but I'm like, I'm finding this guy in eternity and saying, what you did worked.

Thank you for doing that, which is very powerful.

I've learned to label read a lot on my food, so I should probably do it on other products as well, but I don't really do it that way.

No, and I love that.

In fact, I sent it to Maddie, a picture of it, when I was reading your book, so we could show that, hopefully.