Andrew Strain

In a packed episode, the team reacts to headlines ranging from NBA betting scandals to AI superintelligence and global persecution of Christians—including a sobering look at the church in Nigeria. Pastor Dave and Pastor Bob also discuss Joe Rogan’s recent comments about attending church, sparking a deeper conversation about why the local church still matters in today’s culture. Add in a World Series rooting interest (for Don Mattingley!), a Louvre heist update, and a spirited theology sprint on cults, and you’ve got a full slate of news, worldview, and witty banter.But the heart of this episode centers on a powerful interview with Andrew Strain, a friend of the church and modern-day Hezekiah. Andrew shares his remarkable story of liver failure, a life-saving transplant, and how God showed up—clearly and providentially—through every twist and turn. His testimony is raw, moving, and filled with hope for anyone facing fear, illness, or the unknown. Whether you’re here for theology, story, or a few laughs about blacklight chalk and grapes in church, this episode has something for everyone.***VOTE HERE***The Great Book War is on!  Vote for the winner of the 'Great Book War' with the link below!https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdE4oCnX2ZYEeYrKiGmDDfZDDnw0KzBm-lF6tWDUtzNZnENAA/viewform?usp=headerNight of Revivalhttps://millingtonbaptist.org/trunk-or-treat-2025/Underground Sessions Podcasthttps://millingtonbaptist.org/lflc-pie-fundraiser/Serve with City Relief November 15thhttps://millingtonbaptist.org/music-camp-2/Interested in Serving with City Relief in the Future?https://millingtonbaptist.org/seniors/Truth Rising the StudyMusic"Ventura"Morgan TaylorU76EPPNJDYZYU0Y7This episode contains a short excerpt (approximately 1 minute and 22 seconds) from The Joe Rogan Experience for the purpose of commentary and discussion on public religious expression and cultural influence. This use qualifies as fair use under U.S. copyright law (17 U.S. Code § 107) as it is transformative, limited in scope, and used for non-commercial, educational, and critical commentary purposes. No branding, music, or monetized content from the original source is included.