As The Leader Grows with Ken Joslin

Ps. Tim Price | Recovery to Destiny

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Pastor Tim Price's journey from addiction to purpose unfolds as a testament to transformation through faith and perseverance. After finding his identity in sports during his youth, Tim faced an identity crisis when that chapter closed, leading him down a path of substance abuse despite his Christian upbringing. Everything changed after a near-fatal accident when he crashed his car in front of his parents' home while driving blackout drunk.

Faced with jail time or rehabilitation, Tim chose recovery at No Longer Bound, a Christ-centered program that challenged him to confront his beliefs and behaviors. Six months in, he experienced a profound spiritual revelation that God had been present with him even in his darkest moments of addiction. This awakening sparked complete transformation as Tim embraced the program fully, eventually becoming a leader despite being the youngest participant.

Twenty years sober and nineteen years into ministry, Tim now serves as campus pastor at Free Chapel Alpharetta. His new book "Recovery to Destiny" outlines seven steps to help others reach their God-given potential, including understanding identity in Christ, addressing belief systems, experiencing breakthrough, living intentionally, and going "all in" for God's purpose. Tim emphasizes true identity as the foundation for everything else, with servant leadership being his personal game-changer.

This powerful conversation reveals how pain births purpose when surrendered to God. Tim's message resonates with crystal clarity: "Step into the future God has for you." Whether you're struggling with addiction, searching for purpose, or supporting someone on their journey, this episode offers hope through practical wisdom and lived experience. Discover more about Tim's ministry and book at recoverytodestiny.com or follow him on social media as Timothy Price.

Welcome to the ATLG podcast I am your host Ken Joslin, former pastor turned coach & host of CREATE, the #1 Faith-based Entrepreneur conference in America. My mission is to help faith-based entrepreneurs become the best version of themselves by growing in our Core 5: Faith, Health, Relationships, Business & Finances. You can get more information as well as join our FREE Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/676347099851525

Speaker 1:

Hey guys, welcome to another episode of as the Leader Grows. I am super excited In studio today with my guy, tim Price. What's up, pastor at Free Chapel, alpharetta Campus. Dude, I've known you for a long time. Yeah, dude, number one. Thanks for being here. Welcome to the show. Tell everybody real quick, kind of a little bit of your story. We'll kind of go into our background, sure. And then, dude, I'm super excited to talk about your new book. You got coming out.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, hey, man Ken, thanks so much, man. It's an honor. I've been watching you for a long time, man, and you're truly an inspiration. Yeah, a little bit of my story is I grew up man school. I found a lot of my identity in sports, grew up in the Atlanta area, and so that's where I got those affirmations, that's where I started building kind of my vision for myself. It's like, man, I would love to play basketball, I'd love to go into college and do this, and so, yeah, until that time kind of runs out, you get in college and you start looking at life and feeling the responsibilities of life.

Speaker 2:

I kind of found out that that was coming to an end. I wasn't going to play pro sports, and so I really kind of started stumbling around with who am I Like, who am I really, and kind of digging deep and realizing I had a little gap when I took that away and that wasn't a part of my future. I started really trying to dig in and find out where I belong, who I am, and so you know, long story short, I ended up getting into drugs, alcohol, and started filling that void, feeling a little bit lost in life, and started using daily, and you know, it just started out innocently, honestly, but built into something a lot more. So I got addicted to marijuana, cocaine, hard drugs and hit a rock bottom, had a rock bottom moment, graduating college, college, 22, yeah, 22 years old and graduated with my associate degree. I'll never forget this, ken.

Speaker 2:

I went out to celebrate at an apartment on site at the campus and started drinking and driving, and you know I was commuting about 30 minutes, lived in Woodstock, georgia, and I was about 30 minutes from the college and my family knew that I'd started drinking, so they were concerned, they were reaching out, seeing it. It got late, I'd been at the house for about a couple hours and so I ended up leaving drive home 30 minutes in a blackout, end up hitting a tree head on, passing out behind the wheel, unconscious on the scene of the accident. I'd driven 30 miles in a blackout, ended up having a car accident right in front of my parents' home. They were the first ones on the scene and so they were riding the ambulance to the hospital with me. So that was like a moment of wake up.

Speaker 1:

Wow. So when I met you, I was your pastor in Gainesville and I would go to 3D and speak to the students there. High school, college age what was it? 3d?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, it was 14 to 19. Okay, 14 to 19.

Speaker 1:

Were you working at the program part of the program there when I met you?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I was the program director, so that was about five years after my sobriety.

Speaker 1:

Because I knew we connected then and I used to come in and speak to you guys, speak to the kids a lot there. Walk me through that journey because now, obviously, your pastor, you've been on staff at pre chapel under under Jensen and Tracy two of two of my dear friends for a long time now and God's really changed and transformed your life. Your parents come out and they find you in the car, having hit a tree right in front of their home. Walk me through that night.

Speaker 2:

Yeah. So I wake up in a hospital room, my dad's there, my grandmother, my girlfriend and a pastor, and I wake up I have a neck brace on. They're unsure what is going on. So their doctors are checking me out and I remember asking my dad two questions. I said did I hurt anybody? Cause that was the first thing. I couldn't you know, just knowing that somebody else was involved in the accident. And then, in second, where? Where did I have the accident? And I'll never forget this. My dad looked at me and he said in the front yard, son, you wrecked in the front yard. And I remember my first thought at that time was man, I almost made it home.

Speaker 2:

Like they say, the average you know alcoholic drives 300 times drunk before he gets his first DUI. So I had done this a lot. So to know I was that close to getting home was disappointing, but that was the wake-up call for me. I remember the pastor telling me about no Longer Bound, which is a long-term Christ-centered drug and alcohol program. So I had an option I could either go serve two years that was my second DUI within two years. I could either go serve two years that was my second DUI within two years, or I could go into a long-term treatment center. So I chose to change my life.

Speaker 1:

Was that a hard decision for you?

Speaker 2:

Pretty easy because really I grew up in a Christian home. I didn't want to go to jail for two years. I wanted to change my life. It just took the accident. So when you asked, that it's crazy.

Speaker 1:

You said that Did I hurt anybody? Yeah, where did I have the accident? Yeah, so, in your relationship with Christ growing up, even though you were where you were at now, addicted to drugs and alcohol. Where did that question come from, out of you?

Speaker 2:

Which one specifically?

Speaker 1:

Did I hurt?

Speaker 2:

anyone. Yeah, man, I mean it was just. Yeah, I'd been in and out of jail for about three years. I mean I had a simple battery charge and minor consumption. I was raised in church. My parents were in leadership in the church, my grandparents were next door. I mean, I was raised in a family environment. I had a lot of great people around me, so a lot of seeds had been sown in my life, and so it was the first thought was like man, what am I looking at? Like what's the consequences of this? And the consequences of hurting somebody was just far greater than you know. Going to serve time or anything like that?

Speaker 1:

Yeah, I love that because it really, when you said that earlier, I'm like well, there's that pastor's heart. Yeah, Even before God, even you knew God had marked you to pastor. Yeah, that happened. So how long after the accident did you go to no Longer Bound?

Speaker 2:

It was about a two, three month waiting period. Yeah, they had a waiting list at the program so so you're getting no longer bound.

Speaker 1:

Walk me through that experience.

Speaker 2:

Oh man, that was, that was painful. I mean the interview process to go into a Christ centered program, one they want to make sure you want to be there. It's a voluntary program. So in the interview, I remember the counselor asking me. He said do you believe the Bible? And I said, of course, you know, I've been raised in church my whole life. I believe it. He said you know, if you believe the Bible you wouldn't be living the way you're living. He said the decisions that you're making today, you wouldn't be making these decisions if you believed the Bible. And I remember my pride being checked right there. I was like this guy's got something that I need and it's a very simple question, right.

Speaker 2:

But the reality is we can look at our lives and we can say do we really believe? And that's what I talk a lot about in the book is like belief systems, like what do you really believe? Because what you believe is responsible for your thoughts, your feelings, your actions, your habits and ultimately become strongholds. So when I realized I didn't believe anything, that I'd spent my life learning, you know, it was like okay, I'm 21, 22, and I have nothing to show for my life. Nothing, no relationship. I lost all the relationships because of my addiction and there was so much that kind of. I went on my own and burned bridges with my parents, my family. It was hard to be there in that meeting with that program and realize that, man, I don't have a lot to show for my life, no money in the bank, and so it was like, yeah, I probably need to look at myself, even though I don't want to.

Speaker 1:

I probably need to take a moment and really look at why I'm using drugs, why I'm drinking. Walk me through that conversation with your mom and your dad after you wake up and you're sober and you realize what happened.

Speaker 2:

Man, I'll tell you this, my brother that that night or that next day, when I came home from that accident, he walked into my bedroom and I'm still sleeping. It's probably late morning and he looks at me and I could tell he was losing hope in me and in our relationship. Like he was. He had had enough of what I was taking the family through. My parents loved me, but there was some enablement there and so they wanted me to change. They tried to provide for me, to help me, want to change, but what I needed was tough love, and so when I saw that look in my brother's eyes, it was like, man, I don't want to lose this, and same with my parents. It just took a little bit longer to get there, but they were like this is something you, you got to go through this program.

Speaker 1:

So you're getting a longer bound three months after your accident. Yeah, you're walking through the program. Kind of tell me what were some of the first kind of tough moments in the program for you, yeah, a lot of, a lot of pride.

Speaker 2:

They would say this you can't kind of con, so you go.

Speaker 2:

I say that to my kids all the time it's true, and I realized, like living with 23 other guys that had been in an addiction, that were trying to get their life together, it was, it was very there. There wasn't a lot you could hide. So. So it was tough from the get go, because now everybody's accountable to each other, everybody's having the hard conversations, everybody's trying to work the program. So for me it just, you know, having to open up and. But yeah, there was a lot of hard conversations with leadership, uh, addressing things within me, addict behavior, pulling me aside and saying Tim, you know, look at why you're making this decision. There was just a lot of tough conversations. I mean, the whole program was difficult.

Speaker 1:

Was it? Was there ever a time in there, tim, where you, where you, went into the program going? I just want to go through this program, or was it from the get-go? I want to change my life.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, so the first six months it was a year-long residential. The first six months I was trying to just get through the program. I wasn't working the program, but I understood that they were calling me out on the. You know the leadership there. So I finally I'll tell you what.

Speaker 2:

The moment there was a about six months in, there was literally an encounter that I had in a classroom where I was wrestling Like I wanted to change. I didn't know why I was using, I had no idea. I was trying to add a good upbringing, for the most part great childhood, as I mentioned. I was trying to. I had a good upbringing, for the most part great childhood, as I mentioned. So I was trying to figure it out. And you know, a few guys were gathered around me in this class and I was just crying out to God. I must've been like praying and trying to work through this for like 45 minutes, this one issue. And finally, ken, I'll tell you what happened.

Speaker 2:

My eyes were closed, I was telling God that I wanted to change and in my heart I saw a vision of me in my bedroom, like I would do every night when I got home from work or school. I would go in there I'd use, I would drink. I pulled the mirror out in this, in this vision. It had cocaine on it from under my bed. I grabbed one of my drinks cane on it from under my bed. I grabbed one of my drinks, one of my I called them 40 ounces a drink of alcohol, and I saw God right there in the room with me.

Speaker 2:

Let me just tell you this. So I'd been living this way and then, all of a sudden, I get this revelation that, in my worst, god was in the room. Something broke off me in that moment, man, I walked outside and I said God, whatever you want from my life, I'm yours, 100%. I don't care if it's building churches, I don't care if it's mission work. That was the moment of going all in with God and I just told him whatever you want from me, I'm yours and I'm telling you. A fire lit in my life.

Speaker 1:

So what was the last six months like then? Was it completely different than the first? A hundred percent, yeah.

Speaker 2:

It was. It was now. I bought in. I was leading the program. I'd been elevated as a leader within the program. I was overseeing the house. Um, as the house manager, with all the. I was the youngest guy in the program but overseeing 30 guys in the program. I stayed an extra 10 months of servant leadership training and just said, hey, I'm going to give you guys the next 10 months of my life Not making any money, just doing it to build myself, to learn more and to give back what God had given me. And to give back what God had given me.

Speaker 1:

I love that Talk to me. Recovery to destiny Seven steps. I have a very good friend of mine. She lives in Florida. She actually blacked out drunk in front of a motorcycle guy who they thought was going to die and he didn't. She went to jail for a little bit but she's been sober now for 13 years, aa meeting everywhere she goes. So I know that's huge. But this for you is not just a 12-step program, it's seven steps to destiny.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, walk me through the title. Walk me through the passion, the oh my God. Are you really calling me to write a book? It's a big deal to do this. Walk me through the title.

Speaker 2:

Yeah well, after graduating the program Recovery to Destiny, like 20 years sober today.

Speaker 1:

So yeah.

Speaker 2:

God's brought me through a lot Beautiful family but the title really was just something that I felt was in my heart and I wanted to help people. You know I've been 20 years clean. I've been in ministry for 19 years. I've learned a lot and I felt like I kept having conversations with families, you know, with a child or I kept watching people OD. I'll tell you this real briefly that, um, what really got the book across the finish line was I got a call last year from a guy that's on my team, his sister OD'd. He found her in the bed in his home and he called me and I'll never forget the sound of his voice, ken, it shook me.

Speaker 2:

I walked outside of my house and, after hanging up and I just said I'm going to make hell pay, man, I'm going to make hell pay, like if I can write this book of what I've been through. I was at rock bottom. I had nothing to where God's brought me, the restoration in my life, the reconciliation in my family, the family that God's provided, the beautiful kids, the elevation in ministry and the opportunities that he's given me Like I'm going to make hell pay if I can just save one life with the book. So that was like the motivation within the book I talk about the seven steps to reach your destiny. I just truly believe that there's a process. So I take my process over the last 20 years, put it in steps to help people understand like. This is kind of what it looks like. First, you got to know your identity in Christ, chapter one, number two, you got to understand, like your beliefs, where your thoughts are coming from and you got to do the deep work of healing and addressing those thoughts why do you think so?

Speaker 1:

on the healing side, I'll never forget this. I walked through, yeah, two and a half years of therapy somatic therapy, just regular and I was in ministry for 13 years, so it's not like I've never been to counseling, yeah. But this was just even a deeper aha moment for me and I'll never forget. I was on with my somatic therapist one day. We were doing somatic therapy work and lauren goes ken, just sit with it. I, I don't want to sit with it, I just want to. I want to get through it. I'll never forget. She looked at me. I'm on a zoom call and she looked at me and she goes Ken, you can't just push through this, you have to sit with it. I was like oh yeah, what, what do you think? What do you? What do you think the biggest deciding factor is in people that just go okay, I'm just going to sit Because you had to do it. You had to do that dark work.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, Well, deep work. Healing happens in an environment where you can really see what's going on, and we live in such a fast-paced world that sometimes you can't get deep enough to really know what's happening in the subconscious. So being still and sitting with it really allows your focus in what's down deep to be exposed and revealed to you. So I think that's kind of the process of being able to just be okay. Let me just really focus on what's happening inside of me, because it is easier to cope with the way life and the pace of life is.

Speaker 1:

So step one, two, three. You just hit yeah. Walk me through the rest of it.

Speaker 2:

Yeah. So the next step is experience and breakthrough. So I'll talk about the four main barriers to breakthrough, which one is insecurity. Insecurity and fear were motivating reasons why I used alcohol and drugs.

Speaker 1:

Well, if everybody would have saw your life. You're a successful high school athlete. You're a good looking kid. You look like I've got everything going for me, but on the inside, due to your insecurity, you didn't.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, man, I built the outside up to give the image that I wanted to portray, but on the inside I was really hurting. And so, yeah, experience and breakthrough is helping people to get through the thing that's holding them back. I address worry in there. You can't save one hour of your life by worrying. The Bible says so why worry? 98% of the things we worry about never happen. So why do we worry about them? Because sometimes we choose to worry. We feel good in our stuff when we do that and it's hard to think of.

Speaker 1:

It's normal and it's familiar.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, absolutely. So I dive into those barriers, unforgiveness, and I address how you've got to have a transparent heart for God to really move through you and do the things that he wants to do in your life. So just helping people kind of work through those issues. Fear was a big thing in my life and you get a lot of that from your childhood, your parents. You know generations of things, the way that your family lived.

Speaker 1:

And even though you had great parents, they loved Jesus. You were connected in church. There was things again, because they're human, just like you and I. Yeah, there were some things and some breakthroughs you needed to have because of how you were raised. Yeah, 100%.

Speaker 2:

And so I just go into in, like chapter four. Step four is intentional living right. It's the morning rituals, it's the quiet time with God. How do you compound, how do you stay consistent? So I talk about a lot of that, as you know, talking about your vision and all that you guys are doing. It's about consistency. So I talk about being intentional and then I go into. You know, not quitting. You know how important it is to keep going, like I've been sober over 7,000 days, but I still take it one day at a time, right. So it doesn't matter how hard or difficult this day is, I'm going to get through this day. I'll worry about tomorrow when it gets there.

Speaker 1:

I think that's why.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

AA and some of these recovery programs, even the faith-based like that you went through. I think that's why they're so powerful. Yeah, because I think that incremental, not monumental, concept of small daily discipline decisions over time always equal monumental results. We were sharing a little bit today on my call. Earlier I shared with him I can't remember if it was Craig Rochelle, I heard this from him or Rick Warren, but he said we tend to almost always overestimate what we can do in the short term, but then almost always underestimate what we can do in the long term. Oh, so good, because the world that we live in right now wants instant results, instant gratification, and the reality of it is dude. It just doesn't work that way. You said something to me earlier we were talking about my health journey and you said I don't even remember the guy that you used to be Like. When you see the picture you're like oh my God, I don't even remember that Ken used to look like that.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, man. So and lastly, man, I hit on. The last step is just going all in. It really is like I told a group of guys that are going through transition in a recovery center last week. I said, guys, listen, if you go, if you went all in in your addiction and Ken, I was the guy that just partied, I was the guy that people were concerned about. Like what is he going to do tonight? Like I wouldn't.

Speaker 2:

Once I started, I just couldn't turn it off. I would drink and drink. And so I talk about going all in with you. If I went all in in the world in my addiction, why can't I go all in for the kingdom and serving God? So that's the way I look at it. Is you turn your want. It's about what you want in life. So now that I want him and want to help people, take that same passion that I would take to get high, like I would do whatever it took to get that fix and turn it toward Jesus and and help others. I think that's the reason that people get long-term sobriety is they learn how to give back, they learn how to help people. So as long as I'm pouring out and giving back in the church or with the book God's continuing to pour into my life.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, I love that. Yeah, Walk me through out of those seven steps. Is there a step that's like? That's like my step?

Speaker 2:

Yeah, it's true identity. It starts at the foundation. If the foundation's built right in belief systems, you can build it really high because really it's in discipline and accountability. But if there's a is a crack in the foundation and you don't know your vision or your identity, you're getting your worth from something else. You can't build as high and you keep hitting those barriers that I talk about. So, yeah, definitely chapter one.

Speaker 1:

What were some of the things identity for you. Yeah, what were some of the things you walked through at no Longer Bound, even after no Longer Bound, being on staff there doing all the things that you've done.

Speaker 2:

What were some of the aha moments for you? When it came to Tim Price's identity, yeah, serving, servant leadership, man, that that's that's it. Like you know, I love John Maxwell stuff Like leadership is influence, I just believe, like serving and having the heart, posture of being for people, like that, that was the game changer for me. Like that, that was the game changer for me. The longer I was sober, the more I understood how to serve and I had the heart of Christ. So, yeah, for me there's tons right, but I think that year of servant leadership training was the best year of my life. I can look back 20 years ago and be like man. I learned the most in this season because I wasn't focused on self, I was focused on other people, and when we get our head out of our own, you know, when we get focused off of ourself, that's where I think change really happens.

Speaker 1:

What is the like if you had to boil this, this book, down to a sentence or two. What would it be for people A what A sentence or two Like if you had to take this book and go? Here's the crux of what God put in my heart to write yeah, it's all about stepping into the future.

Speaker 2:

God has for you. God's waiting. Yeah, just like he was in that room when I talked about that vision Powerful, he was waiting right there for me to turn to him. So I'd say to everybody that reads that book if you want to read it, it's stuck into the future that.

Speaker 1:

God has for you. I love that, dude. I know we didn't get in a lot of time about ministry. You've been on Sapphic Free Chapel for how long now? Twelve years, twelve years, campus pastor for how long of that? Seven, seven years and growing I mean I've been there. Watch what you do. I love what you're doing. Your family you told me your wife wants another baby. I told you you were probably a little crazy, but I watch your life, dude. I'm so proud of you, man, just knowing where you came from and the things that you have recording this episode, just your voice. And I still feel the pain in your voice from what you did 20 some odd years ago. Yeah, but from that pain is birth purpose Right, and that's what you're doing right now.

Speaker 1:

Best place, dude, for people. Recovery to Destiny by God, tim Price. Where can they find the book? How can they get in touch with you if they want you to come? Listen, guys, if you've got a recovery center my good friend Daniel Hughes over in Alabama, trey and them here in the area no Longer Bound. If you've got a drug and alcohol rehab program, my friend Angie out in California, you've got one as well. If you've got a drug and alcohol recovery program. Guys, I'm telling you you need to have this guy come out and either speak to your people or at least get a copy of this book and run this book through your program. I'm telling you it will make a difference. What's the best place for people to get in touch with you?

Speaker 2:

Recoverytodestinycom.

Speaker 1:

Recoverytodestinycom. I love that. Follow you on social. How do they do that? Timothy Price.

Speaker 2:

Timothy Price Social media, Instagram, Facebook.

Speaker 1:

He's the good-looking tall guy. Oh, come on, man, that free chapel alpharetta guy man. Thank you, dude, for being here. No, thank you, man, I'm super excited about this for you. Just knowing your journey, knowing your story, this is a huge milestone.

Speaker 2:

This is a bucket item list for you to go, because I know, I remember when I wrote my first book, I'm like holy cow, I'm not smart enough, I'm not qualified enough.

Speaker 1:

We always do that right, but God put something in you and God's going to use this, god's going to use this to transform thousands and thousands and thousands. I believe it, man, thank you. And it all started in. You made a decision to go to no longer bound. And then that, that moment, that moment, and I, you know, for me and for those of you guys listening or watching this right now, I love Psalms 46, 10,. Be still and know that I am God.

Speaker 1:

And every year at create, guys, we have this year 436 people at Create. And we're there and I open the thing up and I'm, like you know, before John Maxwell and all the guys right, before everybody speaks, I do this kind of State of the Union and I say, okay, guys, I'm going to ask you to do something this weekend you're not used to. As faith-based entrepreneurs, we're driven and we're focused and we're moving and we're going. Sometimes we're zero to a hundred, quick. And I said but I'm going to ask you to do something that we're not comfortable with and it's almost counterintuitive to who God created us to be and that's to be still.

Speaker 1:

I'm going to ask you to be still. I'm going to ask you to listen to God. What's God telling you for your life, in your life, what's the vision in what we call our core five framework faith, health, relationship, business and finances? And then I'm going to ask you to write the vision down. That's where Habakkuk 2.2 comes in. Write the vision down and make it plain that the herald who reads it can run with it, Taking that vision and moving forward. And, dude, that's exactly what you've done.

Speaker 2:

You said God speak to me. And you said God speak to me yeah, and he spoke.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, and you were obedient. Yeah, yeah, I've been telling our group. Last month, in GSD, our entire theme for the month of April was from fear to courage and I used Joshua, chapter one, joshua chapter two. He said be strong and courageous. Fear not Be strong and courageous for the Lord. Your God is with you.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

You know, when I saw that for the very first time, tim, I'm like why are you telling Joshua to be strong and courageous Like you sent 12 spies into the land. He was one of the two that came back and said let's go get it, like he didn't need but his assignment. Moses, my servant, is dead. And Joshua, now it's your turn to carry the children of Israel into and you're on a new assignment to carry the children of.

Speaker 1:

Israel into, and you're on a new assignment. God's given you a new assignment to be able to take your story and your journey and all the things you went through Great scripture to close today, romans 8, 28. All things, all things, work together for the good, the good things, the bad things, the ugly things, the things we don't. This doesn't make sense. Why are you doing this?

Speaker 1:

Like all things work together for the good of those who love God and be called according to his purpose. Yeah, guys, recoverytodescinycom, go check out my guy, tim Price. Phenomenal, phenomenal human being. God's using him in a massive, massive way over in the Free Chapel ecosystem and here in the city of Alpharetta. Dude, I love you bro, appreciate you being so nice, thank you.

Speaker 1:

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