Wow. Yeah, so, you know, I never, while growing up, I never did speak in tongue, so, you know, of course, you know, with me being a musician in a very religious family, but they were all in different types of churches as well, I ended up, you know, I experienced, I grew up playing in Pentecostal holiness apostolic, AME, Baptist, I kind of grew up in all those factions there, and when I got older, I always felt like something, you know, something was missing or whatever the case is, and even though I grew up religious and in a Christian church, I didn't live, and I just felt like something was missing as I got older, well, when I was younger, just starting out, I was all about the music, I didn't really want to go to church half the time, I was drugged there by my mom and dad a lot of times, and, but when I got older, I didn't, you know, I started kind of growing out of that phase of it just being about the music, and I wanted to actually hear what people were saying when they were preaching, and after a while of that, I ended up moving away, because I went into the military, I went into the Air Force, and while I was there, I was still in, going into Pentecostal holiness church, I tried denominational churches and different things like that, and eventually got to a point where, and I was one of these guys that, because of the misunderstanding of baptism that was taught, I was weird or something like, you got to come back, you re -baptize, and all these things, so I got baptized about four or five times, I finally got to a point where I missed somebody, I didn't know exactly what it was, and I'm gonna give you the short, this is the year's process here, it finally got to a point where me and my wife had to get, and while we were there, she had a thought that was just like, you know, I wonder if any Jews believe in Jesus, you know, because where we grew up in the church, it wasn't about Jews really like that, unless you're talking about the Old Testament law, and so she had that question, she flipped across, a misguided Jewish man talking about Jesus, and so she started listening to them, I was kind of in my own world, and so before that, I actually had an experience, I guess I got to mention this so you guys can see the connection, one night while we've been in our house, we lived in Georgia, where I woke up in the middle of the night, and I was just laying there on the bed for whatever reason, and then I started hearing my right ear, and as it revved up, my body looked at my wife, and my oldest boy at the time, I said, I know ain't the only person heard this, so then I was like, let me lay back down, see if she comes back, and then it comes back, alarm sound is going on, my body's tingling, I can't move, I remember my mom used to tell me when I was young, she used to say that this is where you try to get up off the bed, and you can't, it's a witch riding your back, and then you got to say, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, you're scared when that happens, but the whole time I was going through this, I wasn't afraid, I was very calm, but I tried to do the Jesus, Jesus, Jesus thing she taught me, and I knew my mouth was moving, but my eyes were still wide, so eventually, it went away, next thing I know, I'm waking up, so I'm calling everybody, everyone from God, to tell me what that was, a month, a year, well a year, a couple months to a year, my wife didn't have that question, I want to see any Jews believe in Jesus, and so while she's looking on at this congregation, Pastor Mark Bliss, out of Seattle, Washington, at the beginning of their service, these guys come and play shofar horn, now prior to that, I didn't know what, but I'm playing a video game in the living room, she's like, hey come look, she knows I do music and stuff like that, so she thought I'd be.