Firing Squad

This is the Truth Network. Wow, do we have a treat for you today?

We really, really do. We have with us James Barrington, the actor. The movie coming out is called The Firing Squad. It's coming to theaters in August. It stars, obviously, James Barrington and Kevin Sorbo and Cuba Gooding Jr.

It's a true story based on a powerful story of hope in the face of death. So welcome, James. Hi, Robbie. Thank you for having me.

So wonderful. And you're actually in London today, from what I understand. I am. I'm actually in Spain right now, actually.

Oh, you're... Yeah. I'm calling from Spain, so it's looking out into the ocean right now. It's beautiful. I bet. I bet. I get to go to Spain in January, so I'm looking forward to that.

Lovely, lovely. And so do you actually live in London? No, I actually live in LA. Okay. I live in LA, but I spend a lot of time in London.

I'd say probably about 30% of the year in London and 70% in LA. Wow, you definitely picked up that English accent. I make sure I keep it. That's one thing I have to make sure I keep. That's absolutely awesome.

So tell us about this project. How did you get involved with The Firing Squad? Oh, wow. So, I mean, I received the audition last, maybe July, I think it was. And immediately it stuck out to me. My agent sent me the audition, and I, you know, they say the quicker you do an audition, the more chance you have being seen.

So I remember seeing it, seeing the plot, and I really loved the storyline. So I quickly got home, did the audition, because it's not, you know, it's still self-tapes now from COVID. So I did the self-tape, and then Tim Shea, the director, reached back out to me, saying you liked what you saw, and then kind of did the next round.

It was about three to four rounds of auditions of the process. That's so amazing. And from what I've seen, the trailer, all this, this movie is, looks just stunning, and clearly it has a gigantic Christian message behind it, right? Oh, yes, yeah. And that's what was so refreshing, you know, that I think what everything that's out there today, it's nice to see a good positive message from the movie that I think is probably what the world of entertainment needs at the moment.

Oh, yes, it does. And also with us today, speaking of the world of entertainment, we have Tony Deaton. He is with a gospel music group called Covenant. And so welcome, Tony.

Thank you, sir, for having me. And, like, you guys do gospel music all across... Anywhere they call.

Anywhere they call. And how long have you guys been with doing that? This particular group has been together for seven years.

I've been in the gospel music industry, I guess, or ministry, for 20-some-odd years now. And see, for those listening, you know, it's a direct, interesting contrast between Tony's accent and James'. They both speak English, but, you know, it's definitely kind of cool. So, you know, for either of you guys, you've probably not listened to the show before, but we have this thing called Shenan... We just have to play it, you know. It's... My listeners are expecting it. And so I hope you got a good sense of humor because it's coming your way.

So speaking of firing, you know, because firing squad, you know, we got to have this kind of fire... We fired up some dad jokes coming your way. So are you ready? Bring them. All right.

All right. So what's the best way to get fired if you are a masseuse or a masseur, however you say that? The best way to get fired if you do that, Nick, you got any idea? These guys are really good.

I should always have them as my laugh track. Got any ideas, James? What's the best way to get fired as a masseuse? You got me. You rub people the wrong way. That'll get you going. All right. So what job would you get fired from by putting in extra hours?

All right. How about that one? You put in extra hours, next thing you know, you're fired.

What do you think? A donut taster? Something...

Someone that works on the clock. Oh, you got it, Nick. Oh, yeah. You've been on my show too long.

That means you'll probably get... This one's harder, but along those same lines. Okay.

All right. So what job would you get fired by putting in too many shifts? Too many shifts? Yeah.

What job would you get fired from by putting in too many shifts? You got that? I got my one today. All right. How about it? This is your one chance, Tony. They're leaving it to you. All the pressure's on. Yeah, you get that by...

If you work in a keyboard factory, you put in too many shifts. And away you go. So at the end of those shenanigans, you knew that I actually would have a riddle. You could call in and win today. And so what... You know, this is not for you guys now. You don't... Because the listeners got to call in and win.

All right. So what three-man advisory group in the Bible got fired for not bowing to the music? What three-man advisory group in the Bible got fired for not bowing to the music? If you know the answer to that, you call us at 866-348-7884 and Nick, you can tell them what they'll win.

Absolutely, yes. You'll be winning a prize from our Kingdom Pursuits Prize Vault. If you know the answer to Robbie's riddle, give us a call at 866-348-7884. That's 866-34-TRUTH. What three-man advisory group in the Bible got fired for not bowing to the music?

I personally am shocked that you aren't already lighting up the phone lines, because that's just maybe one of my easier riddles of all time. But getting back to the movie Firing Squad, so at first glance, were these guys, they were on a death row, they had a death sentence, am I right? Correct, yes. They were sentenced to death for their charges of drug smuggling.

Really? And so you can get the death sentence for smuggling drugs? Well, it's because they're in Indonesia and the laws are different there. So that's where they were caught in Indonesia, smuggling drugs. It's a true story and the group of people that were smuggling drugs from Australia to Indonesia and America to Asia, unfortunately they got caught whilst they were in Asia, where the laws are, like I said, different to the Western world and they get sentenced to just, yeah, the Firing Squad. Wow, and that's the way they do it in Indonesia?

They actually kill you by firing squad? Yeah, I believe they're still a thing, yeah, yeah, so you know, they're still going on today. This has only happened, the true story only happened in 2015.

Oh my goodness. So it's pretty recent, yeah. That's beyond terrifying, and so I'm sure you're like me, you're dying to know a little bit more about that movie, you're gonna find out about that, but also, you know, we could have with us Tony Deaton with Covenant, and so you guys also write music, right? Because I saw that you guys have some recordings out. Yeah, we're actually in the process now, we actually leave tomorrow, or yeah, tomorrow afternoon for Nashville, we're recording, doing vocals on the latest project, but yeah, we've collectively written several songs, maybe 50% of what we do is original.

That is so awesome. Yeah, so it looks like, you know, what a cool thing to go to Nashville and record, that is tomorrow Sunday, don't forget that. Yes, yeah, we actually have to sing in the morning in Ennis, North Carolina, and then leave for Nashville right after. Wow, well Ennis, North Carolina, I bet you there's a bunch of people listening, including me, that have no clue where is Ennis. It's right on the Blue Ridge Parkway at the Virginia line.

Oh, there you go, yeah. Campground up there, really nice place. All right, well we got Joshua, is in Lynchburg, Virginia, he has an answer for my three-man advisory group, and again we got a lot more with James Barrington and the group Covenant, and Tony Deaton. Stay tuned, we got a lot going on. You're listening to the Truth Network and truthnetwork.com Welcome back to Kingdom Pursuits, where we hear how God takes your passion and uses it to build the kingdom, and oh my goodness do we have poster children for that today. We have James Barrington, oh man, quite the Hollywood actor if you've seen any of his work, it's really spectacular, and now we've got the movie The Firing Squad coming out, it's a truth story coming to theaters in August, it stars Kevin Sorbo, Cuba Gooden Jr., and again I am excited to know more about that, and we have Tony Deaton, who is with the music group Covenant, and if you're one of our listeners to The Cross or to WPET up in Reidsville, you know our music's playing on those stations, and so you know the Covenant music, you get to hear that, and they're actually going to Nashville I guess tomorrow and do more about that, so James I can't help but wonder like what did you do in this movie, you were one, were you like the head smuggler or one of the, there were all three of you in the same group of smugglers? Yeah, yeah so I play the lead character called Peter Lone, and he was the ringleader for the smuggling and trafficking, and he lived a life of luxury, sports cars, fancy watches, five-star hotels, private jets, and yeah you initially see my life through that, through the luxuries and the material things, and then I finally get caught, and then when I go to the prison I meet Kevin Sorbo, who plays Pastor Linbrook, who is the pastor in the prison, and a guy, a character called Samuel who's played by Cuba Gooding Jr., and throughout my time in prison I start converting to Christ through Kevin Sorbo's character, and I take on the role of the pastor. So is Kevin Sorbo not on death row? He is also, yes, yes, yes, we were all sentenced to death. Oh, so he was part of the drug thing as well? He, no, I met him in prison, so he had a separate charge, but we meet in prison where he was in for a different crime, but I take over his role as pastor.

Not really. Wow, and so it, you know, I bet I've interviewed Kevin Sorbo numerous, numerous times, and actually, you know, he comes to the NRB all the time, and I see him there, but I never, I've never had a chance to meet you, but I'm very curious about working with Cuba Gooding Jr., because I understand, you know, he is quite, quite an interesting man on a lot of levels. What was that like? Man, I mean, it was, it was one of the highlights of the whole filming process, to be honest. He's a great guy.

We've remained friends, and just working alongside him, and on set with him, learning from him. I mean, the guy is an Oscar-winning actor, so he's, just learning from him was just incredible experience, and just seeing how he does things, and his, his personality, and everything like that, it was brilliant. He absolutely is, and a few people mentioned my favorite movie of Cuba Gooding Jr. with my absolute, what am I, my, what now?

Radio. No, no, no, it's, you're gonna be, you might be surprised, but man, I bet I've watched this movie no less than 50 times, maybe, maybe 100, but Snow Dogs. I love to laugh, and he, you know, that movie is just hilarious. Yeah, that's a great film. And, and he, he pulls off the whole deal, you know, with Thunderjack and all that, and my, one of my favorite lines of all time is, that's Thunderjack, he was hit by thunder, you know, all of us have been hit by thunder.

It's being hit by lightning. But anyway, moving on, I was just, I just thought, you know, he's got such a personality in film that seems to can go from all these different, like, man, he, here's this character in Snow Dogs that's so radically different from the character, you know, that, that he played in, what was the movie, where he was the agent with Jerry Maguire. Yeah, yeah. And then he can play a bad guy just as well, and, and I, I saw, you know, some of the, of the trailer and stuff with him, and he looks like almost a different person in this movie. Yeah, yeah, and he, there's a great scene in it where he comes up with a plan on how to, or to escape from the prison. So it's him and I trying to escape, and it's a, it's really a great, a great scene. Oh, I'll bet, and who, you know, who wouldn't jump at that chance if you're in, in the Indonesian prison with a death sentence.

Absolutely. So, fascinatingly, years ago, I interviewed this lady who had been a prostitute for many, many years, and she got caught smuggling, she really did, smuggling over a million dollars worth of drugs into Turkey. Oh, wow. And she went to a Turkish prison, and she had been a madam or prost, all sorts of horrible, horrible things in her life, and she has quite a story. She said her grandmother had been praying for her the whole time, that she was doing all these crazy things. When she got in prison, she said, you know, Robbie, for the first time in my life, when they locked that door in that prison cell, I was free.

Oh, wow, yeah. Because what she said was, and I'll never forget it, is that there was no more men that could, needed me for anything, there was no more drugs that were going to abuse me, there was no, all the things that were going to abuse me couldn't get to me anymore. And it was really, and somebody, a missionary smuggled a Bible, she didn't have a Kevin Sorbo to come share the gospel. Somebody smuggled a Bible into her, a missionary that lived there in Turkey heard about her sentence, they smuggled a Bible into her, she had nothing in the world to do in this Turkish prison, but read this Bible.

And she, again, had a life sentence, but miraculously, when America, after she came to Christ and all this through the Bible, amazing story, really is an amazing story, then America had some kind of exchange of prisoners, and they had some Turkish prisoners that the Turkish people wanted back, and they said, well, you got these three, we want them, and she got out. That's amazing. I mean, just like, so, I'm guessing, based on the fact that, you know, you're on this interview, you lived through the experience, and you guys were not at the firing squad. Spoiler alert, but nonetheless, I'm, you know, I don't know that that's what happens in the movie, so I'm not gonna, you know, go there, but, you know, we're just gonna, so, moving on to the firing squad of Tony Deaton, so I, it's been that. I, you know, any time that you put your, like, you have the creative, God gives you this song.

Yes. And you've expressed yourself, like, and here it goes, man, and you, you're laying your heart out out there. What's that, what's that like, man, when you go to play that for somebody in Nashville? I just can't imagine.

You know, Nashville is a whole nother animal. We've been blessed to work with some talented people that have taught us so much about fine-tuning ministry, you know, but... So that's an interesting term. I like that.

Let's stop there a minute. What does that mean, so you're up there singing, and you're fine-tuning the ministry, obviously, in an effort to worship God, right? Yes.

Can you give me some idea what they, what they taught you? The end game is, is worship. Right. I mean, that's, that's why you're there, but delivery in a professional manner is key, and I sang for years, you know, just sing the song, you know what I mean? But when you're, your goal is to get somebody's attention, they're gonna size you up from the beginning. First, you know, if the group goes to sing in a new place, oh yeah, you know, they're gonna, they're gonna listen, they're gonna size you up, they're gonna judge you, not in a bad way, but they're gonna know whether or not to be attentive. Right, and, and if what you're delivering is professional quality, and don't get me wrong, there's a lot better than me or my group, but when you put everything you have on the line, like the two people that I sing with and my sound technician, they are as professional as it comes. Right. You know, and they give everything they have, every single time.

It's the same thing with radio, interestingly, we're told the first 15 seconds of a show, people are gonna decide, am I gonna put my next hour in to listen to this crazy guy? Right. So we got Joshua in Lynchburg, Virginia, he's gonna head through the real, he's held on for 14 minutes. Joshua, buddy, are you still with me? Yes sir.

Oh, I, I am so grateful, I really am, that you've held on. So what three-man advisory group in the Bible got fired, man, for bowing, not bowing to the music, speaking of music, you know? They weren't worshiping. They wrote me checking on the bed.

You're exactly right, they were not worshiping. Yeah. They didn't go for the music. They wrote me checking on the bed to go. They got fired, but they didn't get fired, you know what I mean? Yeah. They got fired.

Yes sir. The people that threw them in the fire really got fired, just saying, you know. You can't help but wonder, man, it was like a barbecue. And it's just really a unique story. But what story, what about that story sticks out to you, Joshua? Well, I think it's pretty neat that a lot of people believe that, a lot of scholars believe that the fourth person in the fire with them was actually Jesus, a Christophany of the Old Testament.

And I don't know, I think that's really cool. Yeah, I do too. Yeah, have you sensed Jesus with you when you were in the fire?

Yes, I have. Oh, I love it, Joshua. I'm so grateful for your call today. And you're a winner, and so you hang on.

And Nick, it's actually Saint Nick, I don't know if you knew that. Yes. He's gonna get your information. We've got a lot more coming up with James Barrington and my buddy Tony Deaton. And we got oh so much. Stay tuned.

You're listening to the Truth Network and truthnetwork.com. Welcome back to Kingdom Pursuits, where we hear how God takes your passion and uses it to build the kingdom and, you know, what a neat thing it is whether you sing gospel music or God gives you a passion for acting, because acting is a, is like any other art form, right? You get a chance to portray God because in your own way, right, every one of us reflects the image of God. And so here you are, James, where you're challenged, like, to find the image of God inside this really, really bad drug dealer, right? I guess that was the challenge. And some another way that when you accepted the script, you know, you got to see how he was redeemed, right?

Oh yes, yes. I mean, you know, being a Christian, I am, it's crazy that this is kind of my first major role, you know, and portraying, like you say, portraying God to someone that's kind of lived a life of sin. But being brought up as a Christian, and my mum's always brought me up, it made it easier, I would say, to channel that, you know, when he converts to Christ, that that, like, I could, you know, play on my personal beliefs and experiences to portray that in the role. And so I'm curious, like, in the case of my friend that got out of the Turkish jail, how did this story get out? Who, you know, how did it become known so that somebody could write a movie about it, do you know?

Well, from what I understand, the director, Tim Chay, he was in Singapore at the time, I believe, and he saw it come on the news that, I think it was six drug smugglers had been sentenced to death, and he thought from then, yeah, this needs to be shown and made into a movie. Wow, and I, you know, it was interesting to me that it's the same kind of thing that my friend that was in the Turkish prison, you know, that that missionary had seen the same kind of news thing, and he began to pray and ask God what, you know, you know, what can we pray for these people, whatever, and God told him to smuggle that Bible. Another key little aspect of that story is when she got out, she asked God what to do with the Bible, and he said, because, you know, if somebody catches you with a Bible in a Turkish prison, that's good.

And so he told her to put it in the pillow, so she cut the pillow open and put it in the pillow. Well, about three years after she got back to America, reunited with her family and her grandmother, they've been praying for her and all that stuff, and leading a beautiful life, actually, she gets a call from Turkey, this American girl. Now, there's only like, you know, three people that speak English in the whole jail.

There's a jail full of Turkish people, right? So it's like you put an English Bible inside of a pillow, but this girl was, happened to be also American, she finds the pillow, she comes to Christ with that same Bible in the same prison from underneath that pillow, and the first person she calls is my friend. And it, you know, it's like when God wants to get a story out, you just try to hold it back, right? And so I love this idea of, you know, how the gospel, it's the gospel, right?

It's like, man, good news in the darkest places. Right. Absolutely.

Absolutely. And so for some people, I know for Cuba Gooding Jr., Cuba Gooding Jr., right? Because Hollywood has been a pretty dark place for him. Did he talk to you at all about that, James? We discussed that, to be honest, and we spoke about his previous experiences through other movies, you know, and his other work.

I know that he lives between New York and Miami now, but I think for Kevin, as well, I think, you know, sometimes it's maybe, you know, it's not right for them at the time, Hollywood, there can be certain areas that I suppose one has to be careful of, especially in the entertainment industry, where, yeah, like you say, it hasn't been too in favor for them. Yeah. Yeah, it's an interesting thing, and Kevin Sarbro's stories, you know, is really he kind of committed himself to doing all Christian films and those kind of things after a certain time, but, you know, I find it fascinating that God uses light in all sorts of dark places to, you know, just highlight the truth. Here it comes, and what a neat thing that he's given you. Have you got any other projects coming up that are exciting to you? Yeah, I mean, I just shot a movie in January in the UK called The Third Degree, which is an Agatha Christie, awesome world style film, which is like a crime thriller, which is really, really interesting, and I'm just kind of hoping working on the next thing, going back to LA next week to meet my manager, so some new projects hopefully. Yeah, we hope so too, and, you know, as Tony and I were looking at, we were like, man, you'd be a great, the next James Bond, just saying.

Yeah, we were checking you out on... We were like, yeah, he's got the look, he's got the accent, this is it, man. I'll take it, that's the truth. Because we need another one, I understand that that's up for grabs again, and so, hey, you know, I hope somebody's watching God, we'll be praying that God will make that...

Thank you, God willing. So getting back to Covenant, what is your number one hit, and can you kind of tell me how you think God chose that for you guys? Well, I wouldn't say we have hits, quote unquote, but... Yeah, there are, there are hits. A popular song is The Living Christ, written by Dave Williford, and we did a, that's the one, I guess, pro-video, I guess you could say, that we have, and with the promotion that came along with that, that one kind of took us by surprise, actually, that it turned out the way it did, but that would be the one I would say we're known for. You know, I interviewed for King & Country here a few weeks ago, because they did the movie Unsung Hero, and I was talking to them about the creative process, and how often a song chooses you, you don't choose it, and like, you're hunting for something within a lyric, or you're, I'm sure it's the same way with you acting, James, that you're hunting for a way to portray that, or have a certain inflection out of sound, you know, or something to get that message across, and you're searching, searching, searching, and all of a sudden, it chooses you. You don't choose it, and you're like, oh, there it is, and you get to work with that, and it's like, man, how cool is that, because, right, that's the God thing. And what they said was, which I'll never forget this, they said, you know, when your heart, when your art touches your heart, then people will relate to that.

And so often, like, when I'm, I write screenplay, or radio dramas, whatever you wanna call them, I do all sorts of things. If I don't cry when I'm doing it, this sounds crazy, but my kids will tell you I cry at the drop of, if it doesn't hit me, I won't cry. In other words, if I cry, then I know that I hit it, right?

That God, that's not Ravi, that's God. And, you know, somehow or another, if that is what it's supposed to be, and you're tearing up, is I'm telling it, so I know. I can relate so much, because when we're searching for material, right? You know, we'll either be, you know, really focusing on the lyrics or the melody, and then we'll start working it, and then all of a sudden, you get this wave of chill bumps, and you can ask the guys that I work with, I'll tell them, well, there's the chills, this has gotta be right, you know? So, in the same way with finding songs, you know, and how they minister to you, we've always had a motto that if it doesn't minister to us first, how are we gonna be that conduit? Oh, that's so awesome.

I'm very interested in how that works out with acting. We're gonna get that question when we come back on Kingdom Pursuits, but we need you to stay tuned so you can hear the rest of it. I know I'm anxious to hear the rest of it again. James Barrington with the movie The Firing Squad coming to theaters in August, and the movie, I mean, excuse me, the gospel group Covenant. They're all at kingdompersuits.com. If you go there, you can find the trailer for the movie. You can find Covenant, all that.

You're listening to The Truth Network and truthnetwork.com. Welcome back to Kingdom Pursuits, where we hear how God takes your passion and uses it to build the kingdom. So much fun being here with Jim Barrington, James Barrington with the movie Firing Squad again.

It's coming to theaters this August, as well as Tony Deaton with the gospel music Covenant. And so, James, right before the break, I talked about, you know, when you were searching for that, and I thought it was really cool what you said about Cuba Gooden Jr., you know, helping you along the lines of trying to find that right way to portray that. Can you share how that process works for you?

Sorry, say that again. So when you're, you know, you've got a line that you're, or a set of lines that you're going to act with, right? And you've got, you're searching for the way to inflect that or say, or, you know, use your body. I know that there's so much that goes into what you guys do.

It's unbelievable. We just see that, you know, how does the creative process with that work for you? Well, you know, there's numerous techniques.

Me personally, I like to use the Meisner technique. So I kind of embody that character, spend time, you know, just really thinking, what is my purpose? You know, why are these, understanding the lines written on the script, you know, and see what is the meaning of it. And you have to understand it first, and then basically bring it to light, you know, and really embody how that person would react in that certain moment. You know, for example, you know, when I get arrested, you know, and everything's coming to a stop, a standstill, no more private jets, no more fancy hotels or yachts, you know, really, what could I relate that to? Because obviously, thank God I've never been arrested, you know, and I haven't committed any crimes, but, you know, you try and relate it to something that you could relate to in my own personal life. What would be devastating for me if that was something to be taken away.

Yeah, I can't even imagine. And so you had mentioned, but that's a really, you know, that's obviously taken on the character. And you said that Cuba Gooding Jr. had some stuff that he shared along the way.

Is there anything there that stands out to you that you might share? Yeah, I mean, he gave me some great advice. He said, look, you know, when you get given a part, just always make it your own, you know?

So just always put your own twist on it, whatever you see, just make it your own style as such and take time, you know? So just having his advice, I mean, I went, we were in Virginia together two weeks ago for the Christian broadcast network. We had an interview there and we grabbed some lunch afterwards. And what was amazing was that, you know, we went into this bar and get some food and watch the game. And, you know, the whole bar, everyone just couldn't believe, yeah, he was in this venue. Right, I can imagine.

Yeah, the whole place took out and I was like, wow, how do, you know, what is that like, experiencing it? And, you know, I'm 37 years old and he says, just so you get you to it, I've been famous since the day you were born. Which is just amazing, you know, my whole life, my whole time on this earth. He's been famous, which is like, wow.

Yeah, I know that feeling interestingly. I had, one of my good friends is a ex-professional wrestler, Nikita Kolov, The Russian Nightmare, right? And we were in a restaurant in Ashboro where you live, right? And the whole time we're sitting there, person after person after, can I have your autograph?

Can I get a picture with you? You know, I'm like. And I was like, okay. Not me, obviously, it was Nikita. But just fun, you know. And the delight, and I'm sure you saw the same thing, the delight in the other people like, man, I get to actually meet, I get to actually talk to Nikita Kolov, The Russian Nightmare.

And, you know, however that worked for obviously Cuba. And, you know, it's an interesting thing, that fame. And how do you turn that back to God, you know? Key.

Yeah, I think you just got to channel deep, you know, and really go with your morals and be strong because there's many temptations out there. Oh, it really is. And I'll never forget, we had a lady one time, you know, we're on in Salt Lake City and all these places, and this lady had driven all the way from Salt Lake City to the Truth Network because she wanted to meet Robbie Delmore. I go, oh wow. And so, you know, all the people are laughing, Robbie, this lady, she drove, you know, like Robbie, she just, you know, and I'm like, no, you know. And so it was really, it was humbling, you know, in a way. I'm like, God, what could I possibly, you know, do? But just as those people were as delighted to see Nikita Kolov for that one brief shining moment, you know, this lady was that delighted. And it was like, okay, God, obviously she sees you in there somewhere.

And how can I make sure that, you know, that we reflect that, whatever that is. I hate we're out of time, but Tony, where are you? You're playing in what town again? Ennis. Ennis, okay, if you're in and around Ennis. In the morning. It's Sunday.

There's nothing up there. You're gonna be there. Again, if you can, you can find out more about James Barrington and the different movies.

It's all there, by the way, in his connection there at the movie that's coming up, which is Firing Squad, playing in theaters in August. Thank you guys so much for being on with us today. You're awesome. Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you, God bless. All right, now you got so much truth coming at you on the Truth Network. It's time to man up with Nikita Koloff, Mask on Journey, and right now, Encouraging Prayer with Dr. James Banks. This is the Truth Network.