Mike Glover

And I think the point is the journey.

I think the point is like, there is no absolute, clear, concise moment in time

Just like as we would define success where you say, I made it, I'm a Christian, I'm all knowing.

It's the journey and the path that we walk in God kind of as an azimuth check to keep us away from all of these things that would consume us, right?

And however you navigate that is your personal path to your own salvation.

I personally think in my opinion,

that the more I've relied on God and absolved myself from sin and just checked myself in that way, it's made my personal relationship with people around me better, right?

And so I see a lot of things in a lot of different religious aspects.

My mom,

pulled me through a journey and her own personal journey.

We were a Catholic for a month.

We were in a tent, a sweat tent where people were speaking in tongues.

Dude, I mean like the most- Is this recently?

No, this is last week.

Okay.

But she was going through her own personal journey and where I've landed is kind of where you are, where there is curiosity,

and I am on my journey and I don't have to go to a biblical college and get a master's degree to say that I'm a better person or Christian.

As long as I'm working towards that,

in a deeper understanding of my faith, of scripture, the better I feel.

And I think that's something that I wish everybody would lean into.