Hello and welcome to Sochiology 101.

As you can see, we have a guest with us today.

This is Robert Wisner.

Is that pronounced correctly?

Weisner. Weisner. I should have asked you before we started. That's the one thing. We talked about so many of different things. Ask about how to

pronounce your name. Weisner. I apologize for that, Robert. You can tell we're just close.

Man, we are best friends. Actually, we have had some good conversation. David Paulman, who was going to join us.

He's not, he's filling a little under the weather this evening. He's not going to join us,

but he introduced us via online. And Robert is a DTS grad from Dallas Theological Seminary. My stomping

grounds right around close to where my office used to be,

in fact.

And so I've got a lot of good friends from DTS and appreciate him taking the time to come on the program.

Robert, as we get started, want you to tell a little bit about yourself, maybe a little

of your own work background, that kind of thing.

And then I also maybe tell them why your phone is right behind you and why it's still on.

Because usually I tell everybody turn your phone off except for you and there's a good reason

for that.

So why don't you explain a little bit of that?

Yeah.

So I'm a pastor, a husband and a dad.

And my wife is actually, today is her due date so we are expecting our third

child a baby boy named Cohen and which of course is the Hebrew word for priest you'll appreciate

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