(gentle music) (fire crackling) (speaks in Greek) (dramatic music) (speaks in Greek) (shackles rattling) (speaks in Greek) (tense music) (sword thudding) (gentle music) (truck revving) (chains rattling) (birds chirping) (vehicle whooshing) (birds chirping) (horn blaring) (engine puttering) (birds chirping) - Hi.
- How are you doin' today. - Good, thanks. So this is Rome, huh? First time here. - Where you headed to? - Eugene, coming from Idaho. Hey, what's the population here? - About 20 people. - Really?
- Yeah. - You call yourself a Roman? - (laughs) No, we're
not that uppity. - So why's it named Rome? - 100 years ago, when they
put the post office in, those rock formations
reminded the guy of the columns in Rome, Italy. - Makes sense. - Who's that old guy? - Heck if I know. I wonder where he came from? - Well, you just come off
the hill, you had to see him. - No, I didn't. That's weird, how
did I miss him? (gravel crunching)
(birds chirping) You okay?
(speaking in Greek) You speak Spanish, English? Okay. Just stay there,
just stay, all right. Just stay. Is there any place around
here to take that old man? - Are you kiddin'? - Hey Stan, it's Tim. Hey, I found this old man
out in the middle of the road in Rome, he needs to
be taken to a shelter. Yeah, he seems harmless. Is it okay with you if I bring
him back with me to Eugene. Yeah, all right, I'll
be careful, thanks. You need something to
eat, don't ya, okay. Had to get some air freshener. You wouldn't believe how
much that old man stinks. - All that for him? - Yeah.
- It's on me. - Thanks, it's gonna
be a long ride. Just this way, just follow
me, you're good, you're good. This is for a pleasant ride. You don't know what that means. It's okay, come on. Up, yes, there you
go, there you go. You can hold onto this or that. Yep (groaning). We're gonna make it, yeah. You act like you've never
been in a truck before. Well I never thought I'd
been doing this, but, I had to get away. (upbeat country music) ♪ Born in the Northwest USA ♪ ♪ I know who I am ♪ ♪ I got my boot cut Wranglers ♪ ♪ Pearl snap shirt ♪ ♪ I know who I am ♪ ♪ Paid my dues buckin' hay ♪ ♪ Sang the blues Merle's way ♪ ♪ Worked my land in
the burnin' sun ♪ ♪ Until my work is done ♪ ♪ Whoa oh oh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ Tell me that's not ♪ ♪ Tell me that's not country ♪ ♪ Wherever you come from
or wherever you are ♪ ♪ When you need that
fiddle and a steel guitar ♪ ♪ If you want to dance
two-step go crazy ♪ ♪ Whoa oh oh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ Tell me that's not ♪ ♪ Tell me that's not country ♪ - All right, come on. Spread your legs out. It'll be good for you. A good place to stretch. Are you okay?
- Yes. This is called a rest stop. You know, you stop,
you rest, you stretch. But you know, it's wide open
space and it's good for us to get out, you know, like,
oh, no, no, no, no, no! (speaking in Greek)
No, no, no. (speaking in Greek) Yeah, yeah, well you know, you gotta do that
over here, okay. Restroom, restroom,
this is a restroom. You use this over here. You see this, men, us, men. Here we go. No, no, no, that's
to wash your hands. You gotta go, you
go right in here. Okay, okay, all you do,
you lift your robe, sit. All right, you understand,
understand, yes. I'll give you
privacy, all right. (Tim sighs) (upbeat music) ♪ Well, the Northwest air ♪ ♪ Brings the fast boys to town ♪ ♪ Be like fire on the Cascades ♪ ♪ When our feet
touch the ground ♪ ♪ Woah oh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ I'm comin' home to the
place that I remember ♪ ♪ Back to the land
of my first love ♪ ♪ Would you spread wide your
arms for this wayward son ♪ ♪ I left my heart in Oregon ♪ ♪ Whoa oh oh oh yeah ♪ ♪ Whoa oh oh oh yeah ♪ ♪ Whoa oh oh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ I left my heart in Oregon ♪ ♪ 'Cause in my
mind is a memory ♪ ♪ Tastes so good ♪ ♪ It's bittersweet ♪ ♪ Of cheap champagne
and the victory ♪ ♪ Whoa oh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ I'm comin' home to the
place that I remember ♪ ♪ Back to the land
of my first love ♪ ♪ Would you spread wide your
arms for this wayward son ♪ ♪ I left my heart in Oregon ♪ ♪ Whoa oh oh oh oh yeah ♪ ♪ Whoa oh oh oh oh yeah ♪ ♪ Whoa oh oh ♪ ♪ I left my heart in Oregon ♪ (speaking in Hebrew)
- What? You want me to stop here? No, no way, no way. (signal clicking) (speaking in Hebrew) All right, all right, all right. (signal clicking) You really want to go here? Well, ask and you shall receive. (footsteps crunching) (bright piano music) (knocking on door) - It's the pizza! - Don't worry, babe, I'm sure
the pizza will be here soon. - I'm sorry to bother you guys, but I got this
homeless guy with me and I was just wondering-- - Yeah, that's
cool and all, bro, but we don't throw
toga parties here. And, we're not a charity house. - He stinks too. - Not as bad as when
I found him, trust me. Anyway he doesn't
speak any English and I don't know
where he was from. I was about to take
him to the mission and he saw your Greek
letters and got excited. I think his sign is in Greek. I don't know, you want
to take a look at it? - I wonder what it says. All right, you guys
can come inside, but don't let him
touch anything. - All right, thanks. (birds chirping) - I got this app on my phone. Let me just take a picture
of that really quick. - All right. - That's good. Okay. Hm.
- Yeah, that's great. So what does it say? - "To me live Christ, die gain?" - That's a Bible verse from
the book of Philippians. - Great, so a homeless
religious fanatic in Eugene. What else is new. - Ask him who he is. (phone speaking in Greek) (speaks in Greek) - Hm, here. (gentle music) Paul of Tarsus? Who's that? - The Apostle Paul, he
wrote half of the Bible. I mean, the New Testament. - (laughs) I don't think
the mission's gonna be able to help you with this psycho. - Yeah, well, we'll see. It's been a long day. Thanks so much for your help. (man scoffs) - Good luck, guys. (phone ringing) - Yep. - Hey, Jalen, I'm back. Hey listen, I picked
up this homeless guy out in Rome, in eastern Oregon. And he was wearing this
sign around his neck that was in Greek, but he doesn't speak
any English or Spanish. I guess he speaks Greek. Anyway, the crazy thing is I actually found out he
thinks he's the Apostle Paul. - Who?
- You know, Paul, in the Bible.
- Hilarious. He sounds crazy. So whatcha gonna do with him? - Well, I was on my way to
take him to the mission, but I decided, maybe
I'll just bring him home with me for tonight. - Are you serious? - Come on, hey, he's like 70. All he's wearing is nothing
but a dirty old robe. It's just for tonight. I think my mom's got her
pastor's cell number, I can have her give it to me and I can give
him a call tonight and see if he can
meet with us tomorrow. He speaks Greek and
at the very least he's got a counseling degree. This is above my pay scale. - All right, all right,
but you owe me big time. - All right, thanks. All right. - Lawrence backed a
pass, a heavy rush. He swings it out to
Jackson on the right flat. But it didn't fool the Tigers. Derick Chandler came
up to make the stop. For the Wolves, or gives
it to Royce Mattson, on a draw play and he returns
it to the 39 yard line. That'll be a little
short of the first down. - What is he doing? Why is he acting like he
never seen a TV before? - Well, he says he's
from the First Century. - A short punt, taking
it to Tiger's 35 by Wallace and he's
got some running room. Nielson back at quarterback
in the spread for the Tigers. He pitches it to
Spring, but he fumbles and the Wolves
get it right back. - Are you sure he's safe? - Yeah, I think so. He needs a shower now. - I could smell him
from here, dude. - That fumble can only
turn over the game for the Tigers, and now
Ferguson takes the snap and gives it to Mattson. (bright jazzy music) (water whooshing) (gentle music) - Well, he sure does play
the role, doesn't he? - Yeah, I can't figure him out. - Where you been? - Saint Vincent de Paul. - Well, that's appropriate. - Yeah, never thought of that. (upbeat 50's rock
and roll music) - Tim, have you ever
met Rabbi Pearlman? - No, I haven't, it's
nice to meet you. - And I assume this is Paul? - That's who he says he is. - You can just call me Art. - So, Art was intrigued by
your mystery man comments. - You know, I don't speak
Koine Greek but I can tell you, if you really want to test him, I think you should test him to
see if he's fluent in Hebrew. - Hey, how you's all doin'? You gonna need a minute of two? - Yeah, a few, thanks. - All right, all right. Well, I got some things
to doos, I'll be back. That's good, okay. - Yous, doos?, man, it's
like he just walked out of that movie, what was
it called with Travolta? - "Grease." I get all sorts, but
nothing like this before. - Let's begin shall we? - Sure, let's. let's begin. (speaking in Hebrew) (chattering in Hebrew) - What did he say? - I basically think he
says, "I don't believe him." - Well, at least
he's perceptive. Ask him to write
something in Hebrew. (speaking in Hebrew) (speaking in Hebrew) - What did he say? - He said, "I shouldn't
bear false witness. "I shouldn't lie." - (laughs) A real
comedian, quite the wit. - This reminds me of that
old movie, what was it, "Miracle on 34th Street,"
where that old guys says he was Santa Claus. - Well this is no joke. - So, yous ready? - The usual, Jonathan. - I'll have a hamburger. What do you suggest? - I really like that bebopper, though I love that smoky bacon. - Jonathan, the rabbi
doesn't eat pork products. - Oh, yeah, yeah, of course. - I tell you what, I'll
just have a veggie burger. - Okay.
- With fries. - Great choice. - And for yous two? - Make it two Wake up Little
Suzie's with OJ, okay. - Yous got it. - What were you gonna say
about this being no joke? - I'm saying that the Hebrew that he's speaking is actually
ancient Biblical Hebrew. It's not modern Hebrew. It's like the difference between Shakespeare's English
and modern English. - Wow, this is getting
more weird all the time. (chattering in Hebrew) - Okay, he's saying that
he wants to go back home, but there's a reason, a heavenly
reason that he's here now. - I just had an idea. Since he actually
believes and acts like he's the Apostle Paul,
he should be pretty harmless. He can go on the road with me and just spend all that
time learning English. I really want to see
how this all works out. He's such a mystery. Besides I can keep
a journal and write about this experience,
depending on how it goes. (chattering in Hebrew) - He says he wants
to stay with you, but he wants to be able to
work in order to pay you. - Tell him he can stay
with me for free for a week and then I'll find him a job. (speaking in Hebrew) (gentle music) (woman speaking in Hebrew) - Hey, what's up? - Let's go to my bedroom. - So this better be good, man. - You say one night, it been
two, so I think his time's up. - I know, can't he
stay for one week? - No, we don't have any room. - Listen, he'll stay with me
on the road for most of it. And then if you still feel
this way I promise you, I'll find him a different place. - Man, come on, what's
gotten into you, man? - He's just such a mystery,
I guess I wanna solve it. - Yeah, anybody claiming to be who he's claiming must
be a cuckoo in a tutu. - But Paul seems sane
at the same time. I want to see this through. - So now you're
callin' him Paul, so now you're playin'
into the insanity. - You got a better name? - All right, whatever. So you all are gonna
be Monday, right? - Yes, bright and early. In the meantime, while
Paul's watching these films, I got a meeting I gotta
go to seek some advice. Do you want me to
take him with me or are you okay with
him for a while? - I'm okay, I guess, he's cool. You say he's safe. But he turns out to
be a serial killer, my blood is on your hands. - Yeah, and you'll haunt me
the rest of my life, I get it. - Mm-hmm. - Amy, hi. - Hey.
- It's good to see you. - It's good to see you too. How are you? - I'm great, thanks, you are
doing very well for yourself. - I try, it's a
work in progress. - So, I bet you've never
had a case like this before. - You'd be surprised. - So, what's the diagnosis? - Based on what you've told me, I believe he has what's
called delusions of grandeur. It's a false belief,
when someone believes with strong conviction
that they are a celebrity, person of high rank
or a powerful entity, despite evidence
to the contrary. In your case, the Apostle Paul. - You're like an encyclopedia. - I boned up on it
before you came over. - No, it's still
very impressive. You were always great at
cramming before exams. So, do you know what causes
it or what treatment there is? - It could have been caused by a brain injury or
drug misuse or PTSD. - Well, he's gonna be
spending a week with me in my truck learning English,
sleeping in my truck. Does that sound safe? Or am I being nuts? - Well, if you're anything
like you were in college, I'd say you're still
pretty crazy, but no, based on what you've
told me and his age, I'd say he's pretty harmless. - Well, thank you
very much, Amy. - Listen, if you're
ever in the neighborhood and wanna catch up
more, give me a call. - Thank you, I
just might do that. Thanks again. - You're more than welcome. - It was good to see you. - You too, don't be a stranger. - I won't, have a good day.
- You too. (bright music) (birds chirping) (engine puttering) - Hey, I was just thinking about you and here you are. - Yeah, well I thought you
and Mom might be wondering about me and Paul. - You mean your time traveler? Yeah, I was. - Yeah, whatever, whoever. - Tim.
- Hi. - Is that Paul in the car? - Yeah, it is. - So are we gonna
get to meet him? - Yeah.
- You will, but I need to talk to
the both of you first. - Ah, this sounds suspicious. - Well, it's just that
Paul's been feeling bad about not working and me paying
for his food and housing. He just, he really
wants to work. - I see, don't tell me. You want him to work here. - Tim, we are not in the
tent making business. - Tina, what are
you talking about? - In the Bible, Paul
was a tentmaker. But yes, it would be
great if he worked here. He's been no problem at all. - Hm, Travis, what do you think? - I think we can give it a try. But if can't cut the mustard and he's too weird,
he's gotta go. - (laughs) Okay, that's a deal. (gentle music) (bird squawking)
(gentle music) - I like the sea, but not in it. Shipwreck, three times. I think you're a kind man. I have one question. - Yeah. - You believe in Yeshua? - I mean, I did. I mean, I once was sure. - What happened? - I'll explain it to you
when you finish the course. (birds squawking)
(waves whooshing) (soft jazzy music) (door thuds)
- Hey, dude, you don't know first? - I didn't think I needed to
knock to enter my own house. - I told you I
had plans tonight. - Sorry, I forgot. - Amber, you remember Tim, Paul. - Yeah, I've heard
lots about you guys. You know, it's getting
late, I better get going. - Baby, I thought
we was gonna sleep, I thought we was
gonna spend the night. - Yeah, I better not. - Hey, whatever you wanna do. - I'm glad you're
not going to do bad. - Okay, see you all. (door thuds)
- Well, you know, Paul doesn't mince words. - Yeah, easy for you to say. Good night. - (sighs) I do not
want to make Jalen mad, but I'm glad he does no wrong. I like him. - Yeah, I know. A lot of people don't
think having sex outside of marriage is immoral as long as you love
the other person and you don't have more
than one partner at a time. - Like the Corinthians. - Yeah, some things
don't change, do they. But, it's not easy. When you're really
attracted to someone. - I was wrong, Jalen
is not a believer. - What difference
does that make? - I can judge a believer, I cannot judge a non-believer. - Yeah, I'd guess
he's not in the faith. So, what are you gonna do? (knocking on door) - I'm sorry, I was
wrong to call you bad. It is only for God to judge. - Yeah, I accept your apology. But I wish you would have came to that conclusion a while ago. Plus, I can't stay
mad at that face. You wanna come and
play some video games? (gentle music) (birds chirping) - Alrighty guys, here's
your pizza for you. - Great, thank you.
- Enjoy. - Ooh, thank you
for ordering ahead. - Mm.
- Pizza is great. It'perfect timing. - How was the beach? - Windy as usual but sunny. - So what did you think of it? - I like the sea air,
it, it is like home. - We've noticed that your
English has really improved. - Thank you. Learning English is hard,
but I asked the Lord's help. I, I am happy with
a, with a progress. - Be sure to keep that
accent, I like it. - So is he still doing
good work for you guys? - He's a great worker, great
attitude, no complaints. - Poor guy though, I mean, what's he gonna do
after we let him go? - I don't know. - Yep, he doesn't have
a birth certificate, you know, he doesn't have
a social security card. He doesn't wanna
collect welfare. - He's a real mystery. Tim, do you really think
he's the Apostle Paul? - You know, I was just gonna
ask you the same question. - He plays the part,
but it's impossible. - Then what are his motives. - I have a question. - Okay, fire away. - Fire?
- I'm sorry. Ask, you can ask. - Those young people over
there with the, uh the uh, you call them phone. - Yeah, cell phones. - Yes, they look at
them all the time. They don't talk to each other. - That's one of my
pet peeves, you know. I really think should limit
the time on those things. - Travis thinks the world
would be a perfect place if he were in charge. - Yeah, can't argue with that. (Tina laughing) (bright music) - I would like two things.
- Okay. - I want to meet with
the church of Eugene, I want to pray
with the believers. - You mean, go to church. - I don't know what
you mean, go to church, but I want to pray with
the believers in Yeshua. - And the second. - The second is, I
would like to meet the, uh, the, uh, the heads
of the other religions. - Hindu, Islam, Buddhists. - Yes, I want to see
what they believe. - Okay, first, I've got a
couple of gifts for you. To help you and to celebrate
for you learning English. So just give me one second. (Paul laughs) It's a flip phone. That way you can contact
me whenever you need me. But I want you to promise me
that you're not gonna turn into one of those teenagers and
start using it all the time. Otherwise, I'm gonna have
to take it away from you and cancel your service. (Paul laughing) - Thank you, very much. - I got something else too. So I think you're gonna
find this very interesting. They're called Bibles. One is the Old Testament. And the other is
the New Testament. And they're written in
Hebrew, English, and Greek. The Law and Prophets
are in the Old Testament and you'll find
some of the writings of Yeshua's followers
in the New Testament. Like, Peter, John, Luke,
James and even you. - Me, my writings? - Didn't you write
letters to churches? - Yes, but I wouldn't think
they would still be here. - Yeah, I could see how
that could be a surprise. And you know what,
you're gonna find a lot of other surprises,
including this one. - What, more? - So my mom and dad
have spoken to me and they said that you
were an incredible worker. And they were very sad to hear that I had to take
you to the mission. So, they've offered to
allow you to stay with them until the harvest is in. How's that sound? - That is wonderful,
I will work. - I'll call them
and let them know. So you still want to meet
with the church of Eugene? - Yes, very much. (upbeat country music) ♪ Well I wanna tell you people ♪ ♪ It's an actual fact ♪ ♪ Every man don't
understand the Bible alike ♪ ♪ But that's all ♪ ♪ I tell ya that's all ♪ ♪ But you better have Jesus ♪ ♪ I tell ya that's all ♪ ♪ You know denominations
have no right to fight ♪ ♪ They ought to go on and
treat each other right ♪ ♪ And that's all ♪ ♪ I tell ya that's all ♪ ♪ But you gotta have Jesus ♪ ♪ I tell ya that's all ♪ ♪ It's right to stand together ♪ ♪ It's wrong to stand apart ♪ ♪ No one's goin' to heaven
but the pure in heart ♪ ♪ And that's all ♪ ♪ I tell ya that's all ♪ ♪ You better have Jesus ♪ ♪ I tell ya that's all ♪ ♪ But you better have Jesus ♪ ♪ I tell ya that's all ♪ ♪ But you better have Jesus ♪ ♪ I tell ya that's all ♪ - Are there many more
what you call churches. - Oh yeah, there's many more. But I want to show
you something first. This is where they hold the
Olympic trials in America. Did you get to see the
Olympics in Athens. - Oh yes, I saw
many of the races. - So, the churches,
do they all meet here? - No, that would be great
though, wouldn't it? - When do they meet together. - Actually, they
never really do. I mean, some do,
but not very many. - They do not meet as one? This is very bad. You're telling me a joke? - No, I'm serious. - I wrote to those in Corinth
about why Christ was divided. All this time, all this time
and they haven't learned yet. - I'm sorry, and yes,
it would make sense to meet a few times a year and I bet we can
pack this stadium. Look, if you still
want to, tomorrow, we can go to the Catholic church and then to the Protestant
church, Pastor Reynolds' church. Many churches have two services. - Yes, I would like that. (gentle music) - After supper, He
took the chalice, He gave thanks and He said, "This is the new
covenant in My Blood, "do this in remembrance of Me." (bell ringing) The Body of Christ.
- Amen. - The body of Christ.
- Amen. - The body of Christ.
- I want to eat the bread and drink from the cup. - I'm sorry, but
you're not allowed to. You haven't joined
the Catholic church. - The body of Christ. - But the man in the robe, he just read from what I
wrote to the Corinthians. - I know but I don't
think he's gonna believe you are who you say you are. - The body of Christ.
- Amen. - The body of Christ.
- Amen. - I do not understand. The man in front wears a robe,
but the other men do not. And they call the man
in front with the robe, father, but he has no wife. Peter and the other
apostles, they had wives. - Well, yeah, I have a
lot of questions, also. But Catholics worship Jesus
too and are very well-meaning. And all Christians agree that Mary was a virgin
when Jesus was born. Okay, so do you still want
to go to Dwight's church? - Yes, this is very interesting. - Okay. - In Acts six, verse
eight, it says, "Stephen, full of
faith and power, "did great wonders and
signs among the people." The only trouble was, the
religious leaders got jealous and they killed Stephen and he became the
first Christian martyr. The people that stoned
Stephen laid their coats at the feet of a man
named Saul of Tarsus, who later became
the Apostle Paul. - I must tell them
all that I'm sorry. - Not now, not now. - But I wanna talk
about Philip also, who's nickname was
The Evangelist. He was instrumental in
bringing an Ethiopian eunuch to the Gospel and
when he was finished, God translated him to a city
140 miles away, in an instant. Although this message was
primarily for Christians, Paul was drastically changed when he became a lover of
Jesus rather than a hater. You, too, can have a personal
relationship with Jesus. If I could have every head
bowed and eyes closed. If you wanna know this
Jesus, please raise your hand and you too can know the Jesus that Stephen and Phillip
and Paul looked for. Yes, see your hand,
yes, yes, thank you. - Hey, thanks.
- Good to see you, James. Thanks for coming, being here. Hey.
- Great to see you. - Thanks for coming. Good to see you, I've
been meaning to call you. How's the English program going? - Good, thank you. - Yeah, he finished
a couple days ago. - So you were able to
understand the sermon. - Yes, but, but, I-- - When you spoke about Saul
persecuting the church, Paul actually asked me
if he could stand up and apologize to everyone.
(Dwight laughs) - I did see you both, but I
didn't think about how he, I mean you, Paul
would react to that. - I don't think that's meant
to be, what you say, a joke? - At least you must be happy that some people committed
their life to Christ. - That when they raised their
hand with their eyes closed? - Ah, Yes. - In my day, when a
believer commit, commit, they would say loud
they believed in Yeshua, they would be baptized and they would live
their life for Him, who on their behalf
died and rose again. - Very good, II
Corinthians 5:15. You must have been
reading your Bible. - No, I lived it. - Okay, well, don't want to take up too
much of your time. Thank you so much.
- Yes. Blessings on you, absolutely. (gentle music) - I did not want to
make Mr. Dwight unhappy. Are all meetings of
believers like that? - Well, I've been to
almost every kind and yeah, I'd say that's pretty
much how they all are. - It was good, but I
do not understand why so much time was spent
on what God did before. More time should be
spent on the good that God does now and
pray on those things. - That's pretty common. I mean, I think
there's a lot of people that wanna know more
about the here and now. - That why you no
longer go to church? - That's part of it. I mean, I think
they're all sincere and I do enjoy the worship. But money is a big issue
and they all interpret parts of the Bible
differently which is why you get so many
different denominations. And there's a lot of the
Bible that I don't understand or agree with, even
some of what you wrote. - Something bad happened? You said at the sea,
you would tell me. - After Bible college,
I became a youth pastor. And a little later I met
this young woman, Brittany. We were engaged, and shortly
after she, bone cancer. Two years. - She suffered much? Why? - Constant agony. Withering away? She was so sweet. And we prayed and
we did everything and then I hear
stories of people who were healed,
miracles, why not her? It doesn't make any sense. - I'm very sorry. When something bad
happens with me, I think of something
good God has done for me. You must think of something good that God has done for you, now. - That's not gonna
bring her back. (dramatic music) (birds chirping) - Thanks again, Tim. Yeah, no problem. That was very thoughtful of you. Hey, let me know what
Paul comes up with, okay? Take care. - What was that all about? - That was Tim Bennett. After church Paul came up
and he was real critical about my salvation message, Tim was concerned that Paul
might have offended me. - Did he? - At first, a little. But after I thought about it,
Paul made some great points. As crazy as it is, he
acts like I would think Paul from the Bible might act. - Aw, I can't get around that. That is inconceivable. - Yeah, I know. - What do you mean by
Tim letting you know what Paul is up to? - Well, Tim just dropped
Paul off at Spencer's View. He's confused about the
Body of Christ being divided and he's there seeking
God's guidance. - Hm, that's interesting. (bright music) ♪ One two ♪ ♪ How many miles must it
take to break through ♪ ♪ How many hours must we wade
through to hear the truth ♪ ♪ How many moments did I
trade in for a fake kiss ♪ ♪ How many chances
did I forfeit ♪ ♪ Too afraid to miss ♪ ♪ I feel your thunder
pourin' like rain ♪ ♪ Down on the mountains
of all my mistakes ♪ ♪ Rollin' like rivers
runnin' with grace ♪ ♪ Into the ocean
of your embrace ♪ ♪ Your hand on my side ♪ ♪ Leadin' the way ♪ ♪ 10,000 horses
couldn't pull me away ♪ ♪ I hear the music
heaven has made ♪ ♪ Oh when we're standin'
standin' face to face ♪ ♪ How many nights
with regret do ♪ ♪ I sweat through ♪ ♪ How many lives
in the rear view ♪ ♪ Do I compare to ♪ ♪ I feel your
thunder,pourin' like rain ♪ ♪ Down on the mountains
of all my mistakes ♪ ♪ Rollin' like rivers
running with grace ♪ ♪ Into the ocean
of your embrace ♪ - "I do not pray
for these alone, "but also for those who
believe in me through the word, "that they all may be one,
as you Father are in me, "and I in you, that they
also may be one in us, "then the world may
believe that you sent me." (speaking in Aramaic) ♪ Face to face ♪ ♪ Face to face ♪ ♪ Face to face ♪ ♪ Face to face ♪ ♪ Face to face ♪ ♪ Face to face ♪ ♪ Hand on my side ♪ ♪ Leadin' the way ♪ ♪ 10,000 horses
couldn't pull me away ♪ ♪ I hear the music
heaven has made ♪ ♪ Oh, when we're
standin' face to face ♪ ♪ Face to face ♪ ♪ Face to face ♪ ♪ Face to face ♪ ♪ Face to face ♪ ♪ Face to face ♪ ♪ Face to face ♪ ♪ Face to face ♪ ♪ Face to face ♪ - So how'd it go? - I am tired but
I'm feeling good. I think I know why I'm here. - Okay, can you tell me? - The Christians are not
together, they are apart. Yeshua would not want this. I must get the leaders here
together and show them. - Wow, well, that's
pretty outrageous. So you think God sent
you here, 2,000 years into the future for that reason? And how do you
think He did that? - I don't know. But you must be my Silas
and help me show them. - Silas, huh? (scoffs) I know how
that turned out. Beating and in prison. - I can only ask. - I don't know how
I can help you. Let me sleep on it. - Sleep on it? - Think about it overnight. Hey, remember when you told me to think about something
wonderful God had done for me? - Yes.
- I actually remembered something after watching those
parents and kids in the park. - Tell me. - I was in Bible college and
I was working in a store. I was on my break and I
remember being confused on how I could possibly
live the Christian life. And I thought that I'm
supposed to love God with all my heart, mind, soul
and strength but felt like, I didn't really feel that way and didn't know how I could
be so passionate about it. I sat there thinking
about how God is love and that according to what
you wrote in I Corinthians 13, "Love is long suffering,
kind, is not proud, "does not boast, does
not seek its own." Then I substituted
God for those words. God is kind, not
selfish and so on. I meditated on those things
for about five minutes, then it dawned on me that,
God is like a good father. I thought about how
when I was little, I called my father, Daddy. And then I remembered
what you wrote about God being Abba, Father. Abba being Papa, or Daddy. I thought about it some more and a great feeling
of love come over me as I realized, God was my Daddy. My break time was
over but as I got up I was focused on one
thought, I love Daddy. I swear that with my
first step into the store, I saw before me a young father with a toddler in his
stroller, and written on the little boy's shirt were
the words, "I love my Daddy." I almost fell to my knees. I don't know why
I haven't thought about that in a long time. - Yes, He is good, and nothing will ever
separate us from His love. Even when a loved
one suffers and dies. (gentle music) God, - Father, Daddy. I know it's been a long time. I haven't wanted
anything to do with You. I don't know if I'll ever
understand about Brittany. And Paul. But please give me wisdom. Thanks. I love you, Daddy. - Did you think on my offer?
- Offer? (laughs) It sounds like I'll
be more like a burnt offering. I guess I can help you. I'll try contacting the
local media, you know, the TV and newspapers and such and I'll invite them to
do a story about you. - That is good. You think they will? - I'll do my best
to convince them. - Thank you, Tim. Now I want to visit
the religious leaders and see what they think. (ethnic music) Please, tell me something
about the Hindu religion. - This is our
Hindu magadma sign, we worship here
every day, morning. This is Lord Ganesha, who
is the obstacles remover. This is divine mother, is
three in one, she represents music, goddess of knowledge, goddess of music and
goddess of wealth. And this is Lord Shiva,
who destroy our negativity, ego and all the quality
negative, thank you. - To me, Jesus is the
image of the invisible God. Please, tell me
what He is to you. - Jesus, well we call
him Jesu in our language, He was a great soul, a
spiritual teacher, a yogi, He came to this planet
to teach us dharma, our duty and responsibility. (gentle ethnic music) - Tell me, please, what
do you know of Jesus. - Jesus was an
enlightened person, a wise teacher, a holy person. Even the bodhisattva, that's one who dedicates
their life to the service and betterment of
others, but not divine. (ethnic music) - So tell me, please, what
does Islam know of Jesus. - Well, Jesus is mentioned
in the Koran over 100 times. We believe that he is a prophet, not the son of God
or God himself. We believe that he was
given the power by God to perform miracles
on the earth. We believe that he was
born of the Virgin Mary, and that he will return
at the end of times to restore justice on the earth. (mom laughing) - How did it go with
the religious leaders. - Ah, I wanted to find out
what they think about Yeshua. - And? (Paul sighs) - They don't believe He
is who He says He is, they don't believe who
His followers say He is and they don't believe
who I say He is. It makes me very sad. - I could have told you that. - But with all
due respect, Paul, what difference does it make whether they agree with
you about Christ anyway? I mean, I think all
religions are trying to be good people and
all paths lead to God. - Yeshua came to me,
as he did to Peter and showed that he was the
Messiah, the true Son of God, who died and rose again on
my behalf and for everyone. - You must have suffered a lot. I don't know how you made it
through all those beatings and hunger and shipwreck
and everything. What kept you going? - It was His truth and His love. Every day I feel His love and I want everyone
to know His love. - Okay, Tim, what's next? - Well, Paul wants to meet
with all the pastors here, so I'm gonna try to connect
with the local media and see if they'll
do a story about him. - Good luck with that. - Hey, thanks, Dad. Hi, I have a story I'm sure
you'll be interested in. It's about an old man who
says he's a time traveler. Okay. Oh, not interested, huh? Hello, this is Tim Bennett, I have a story you
might be interested in. I picked up this hitchhiker
who says he's the Apostle Paul. (phone clicking) (engine revving) Hi, Tim here. - Hello Tim, this is
Kayla Morgan from KESP TV. - Oh, is this about Paul? - Yes, I'd like to do a brief
interview with him soon. - Well, I drive truck
so I won' be in town until the end of the week. - He can't do it
sooner, without you? - No, he wants me there. - Hm, okay. I'll make it work. So, I can call you Friday? - Sure, sounds good. - Great, thanks, Tim. (upbeat music) - Well, Kayla, it's time for our weekly "Out
Of The Box" feature and today you had a
very unusual interview that is way outside the
box, to say the least. - Yes, I met with a local man who claims to be
a time traveler. - Okay, and who
does he say he is and where in time
did he come from? - Believe it or not, he says
that he's the Apostle Paul, a man who lived during
the First century and wrote a great deal
of the New Testament from the Christian Bible. Take a look. - This oughta be good.
(both laughing) - Yeah, (laughs) homeless
religious fanatic's not all that rare nowadays. Are you saying you
actually believe him? - Well, obviously not at first. But I've had him in my home
now and on the road with me for three months and
he's learned English and as amazing at it seems, nothing he has done
or said has led me to believe his is a
crackpot or an imposter. - Do you have any evidence
that would support his claims? - Yes, he only spoke
ancient Hebrew and Greek and he acted like he had
never seen our technology. Now, if he is an actor, he could win an Oscar
as far as I'm concerned. - (laughs) Interesting. Now I hear that you're
planning a meeting. What can you tell us about that? - I will speak, I will answer
questions at this building. It is important that I speak to the Christians of Eugene,
it is very important. - So what do you think? - I did get to meet with
Paul for about 15 minutes and I'd have to agree
with Mr. Bennett, he really is quite persuasive, even though it truly
is unfathomable. - You think?
(both laughing) - I'd urge local
ministers as well as the general public
to come to the meeting. If nothing else, it should
be very entertaining. - That sounds strange enough it might even
entice me to attend. Goodnight and have
a wonderful evening. (upbeat music) - Thank you, Tim,
for showing me this. - It's not a problem. I knew you'd want to see
how it looks like on TV. - It's not easy to help me. - What do you mean? - People who see this on TV
will think we're both crazy. - Yeah, that's true. But you know, I don't
really care much what other people think. Thank you all for
coming tonight. I'd like to introduce, Paul. (audience applauding) - This is what I know. The Roman was about to cut off
my head, the sword was ready. And suddenly, I'm
in a strange place with many strange things. I thought Yeshua had returned. But I am here, I see
many places of prayer, with many people,
Catholic, Pentecostal, Baptist, but all apart. I prayed on this and I think that I am here to bring
believers together. Are there any questions? - Why does God allow
so much suffering, why doesn't He do something? - Ah, I was shown the movie,
"The Passion of Christ." Do you know it? - Yeah, it was very
violent, probably overdone. Mel Gibson seems to be
obsessed with violence. What's that got to
do with my question? - Everything. You want to know what God
thinks about suffering? Look at the bloody
tortured Yeshua. God hates it. He poured his anger on
His only Son, and He, the sinless one is our only
hope to get things right. And believe me, the violence
in the movie was not overdone. Christians have a job
to continue the works of Yeshua, to lessen suffering. - How would you know if the violence is
overdone or not. - Peter and John were there
and they told me how it was. - You're nuts, Paul. - Yes.
- My question's for you, Tim. Have you had Paul's
back examined? - No, I haven't, why? - Well, because in II
Corinthians it tells us that Paul received 39
lashes five different times. And if that's true,
he would have scars. I'd like to see 'em. - Well, I haven't seen his back, but I don't think that's
appropriate at this time. - No, no, I want him
to know the truth. - Good, let's see. (people gasping) (people chattering faintly) - Assuming you are
who you say are and that's a big assumption, why were you sent here to
Eugene, Oregon of all places? - What do you think
about the other religions like Islam, Buddhism,
and Hinduism? - Are you pro-choice
or pro-life? - So when do you think the
Rapture is going to happen? - So how do you intend on
uniting Christians now? - That's why we are here, Tim. - Yes, for those of
you who would like to follow in his work, please meet me on
this side of the room where we can organize a meeting for all of our
believers in our area. Now at this time, the media
would like to speak to Paul and those of you who have
any opinions on Paul. Thank you. - I commend you and
Paul, or whoever he is, on this idea but I just don't
get how this is gonna work. - Normally, yeah, the money
issue does turn me off. But for a small offering to have this here four
to five times a year, I think it would be
absolutely perfect. - I love the vision of
informing the Body of Christ with what the Lord is
doing right here and now and meeting as one no
matter the denomination. I think with God's help,
we can make it happen. - So I'll take down your emails so that we can start
sharing ideas back and forth about where we'd like
the event to take place and which local people we'd like to have testify and
perform, sound good? - Great, sounds like a plan. - Great.
- Great. - Hey, Kayla. - Paul, my daughter, she saw
you on TV the other night and wanted to meet you. - I'm very pleased to meet you. What is your name? - She can't hear you. She's deaf, but
her name is Sophia. - Sophia, you must be very wise. Did you know your name,
in Greek, means wisdom? - She did know that. - Ah, and why did
you want to meet me? (gentle music) - She believes that you are in
a close relationship with God and that if you touch
her, she'll be healed. She wants to hear music. - You must have great faith. I think Yeshua
wants you to hear. What is it that she
wants to hear first? - She wants to hear her sister
sing, "Over the Rainbow." What do I do? - Start singing. ♪ Somewhere over the rainbow ♪ ♪ Way up high ♪ (dramatic music) - I mean, he looks
and acts the part but the time travel thing,
I just can't believe it. - Well, even if he isn't Paul, he might as well be, he's
got a very good message. - I suspect that
this Paul is trying to start a cult of his own. - He's saying that you're
not telling the truth, you're a fake.
- Congregation with him. - That happens to me many times. - Well, some may
think he's a fraud. But after the
crowds left tonight, I stayed around and we taped
something extraordinary. A young girl, who her mother
says was deaf from birth, asked the man claiming
to be Paul of the Bible, to pray for her to
receive her hearing. - And Kayla, from
what I'm hearing, we were the only news station that captured that
incredible moment. - That's right. - Start singing. (speaking in foreign language) ♪ Somewhere over the rainbow ♪ - Whether you
believe him or not, Paul says he wants
to unite Christians and is planning a meeting
for all Christians in our area to meet and worship. The apparent healing of Sophia should peak
a lot of interest. - That was incredible. - It was a real miracle. I'm so glad that Kayla
stayed long enough to get that all recorded. - Tim, you like
Kayla, don't you? - That's changing the subject. What makes you say that? - The way you look at her. - What? My man, Tim, you want my
permission to ask her out? - Out, out, what? - He means a meeting,
to go out on a date. - Date.
- No. But that's very
thoughtful of you, Jalen. You know what, I think it's
time for me to take Paul back to my parents. I've got a long day tomorrow. Gotta wake up early, come on. ♪ Way up ♪ - Wow.
- Do you really believe that that was a real miracle? - Amazing, I think we
hit the mother lode. - What do you mean? (phone rings) - Mr. Powell? - Kayla, that was fantastic. - Uh, thanks. - Yeah, I really think
this story has legs. I need you to meet
me at 8:00 a.m. sharp at this Paul guy's house. Text me his address. Great job, get some sleep. - But, Mr. Powell-- (phone clicks)
(Kayla sighs) (Mr. Powell sighs)
- Why so early? - Because I'm gonna be getting
calls from all the networks. They're gonna want
to talk to Paul. So we wanna be the
first ones there. - Go get 'em, honey.
- All right, thanks. (gentle music) (doorbell ringing) - Hey, I'm Kayla
Morgan, from KESP TV. - Hey, you that reporter. You did an amazing
story last night. - Yeah, sure was. Is Tim or Paul here? - Well, Tim hit the road earlier but Paul doesn't
live here no more. - Oh, can you tell me
where he does live? - Well, the people
that he's with, I don't think they'd
really want you to know. - I understand, but
I'd really only like to speak with him just
for a few minutes. - Is there a problem? - Jalen, this is Mr.
Powell, KESP's manager. - Hi, nice to meet you. - Jalen believes that the people where Paul is staying would
really value their privacy. - Privacy, huh? Well, Jalen, I'll tell ya, there are gonna be TV crews
all up and down this street, lookin' for where
Paul's stayin'. So you could really help us
out by letting us be first in and we can avoid
that whole circus. So we'd really love for
you tell us where he's at. - I don't know (sighs). - Come on man, just
tell us where he lives. Well, Jalen, there's no way you're gonna be
able to hide him. So, we really do
need his address. Maybe this would help. - Well, I guess they're gonna
find out where they at anyway. 580 Wiggins Street. - All right, hey, thank you. - Thank you. (engine puttering) - Do we really need to have
the cameras rolling for this? - Absolutely, we don't
know what might happen. (knocking on door) - Hi, I'm Kayla
Morgan with KESP TV. - Yes, I saw you on
the news last night. I don't want that camera on me. I suppose you're
here to see Paul. - That would be great, yeah,
it'll only take a minute. - How did you find him here? You know, I don't think I'm feeling very
comfortable about this. - Mrs. Bennett, right? - Uh-huh. - David Powell, sorry to impose, but you're gonna have a lot
of media here bothering you. They're gonna find
out Paul's here. But, you know, we actually
got the information from your son's roommate. So if you want to make all
of this media frenzy go away, we'd love to have an
exclusive with Paul. After all, we're
the only station that really gave
him any attention. - So what do you need from him? - Just need him to
sign this agreement. It allows us to do some
more stories on him and then we'll leave. - I wish my son and
my husband were here. (sighs) Okay, I'll go get him. (bright jazzy music) - Hello, Paul, I'm the general
manager where Kayla works. - Oh, what can I do for you? - Last night was wonderful. A lot of people are excited. But there are also
a lot of people that want to take your
time and do interviews and things like that with you. So, I'm here to make this
as painless as possible for you and Mr.
And Mrs. Bennett. - Uh-huh. - Paul, this is an
exclusive agreement. If you sign it, it will
keep the others away and they won't be
coming to Mrs. Bennett all day long trying
to talk to you. - I think they're right. But I know you're not just here out of the goodness
of your hearts, so what do you get out of this? - Well, we want to do a
weekly show that features Paul so that everybody
gets to know him. - Would Kayla be with me? - This is a big
opportunity for Kayla. - I want to talk to Tim.
- Okay. - Well, serious,
this is a no-brainer. Hi. - No-brainer, no-brain,
what is a no-brainer? - Don't worry, I've got Tim. - Hi, Mom, what's up? - Yeah, the reporter
and her boss and the cameraman
are here at the house and they want Paul to sign
an exclusive agreement. They say it'll stop
the media circus. - What? Put Kayla on please.
- Yeah. For you. - What's going on? - Tim, I'm sorry, I'm
just doing my job. If he signs the agreement it
will keep the others away. - Jalen must have
told you, right? How did you ever
get it out of him? Whatever, I just thought
you were different. Can you put my Mom
back on, please. - Tim, I was gonna call you. - That would have been nice. - Hi. - Mom, Paul wanted
the publicity. But we weren't expecting this. Just have Paul sign the papers. - Okay, bye.
- Bye. - Sorry, guys, you're too late. We got an exclusive. (knocking on door) - I think this belongs to you. - What's this? - Me milkin' the system. - What? - Information has a price. - Oh, well, thanks. Here's a Ben Franklin,
you're forgiven. - Are you sure, I
mean, I don't want. Well, if you insist, then. Thank you.
- Yeah. (bright music) (phone buzzing) - Hello. - Tim, it's Kayla. I need to talk with
you, you got a minute? - Okay. - Look, I'm sorry about
what happened this morning. My boss called me after
the late news last night and told me not to tell
anyone about his plans, he was so obsessed about
getting the exclusive. And I didn't know that
you were gonna be gone or that Paul was
living somewhere else. - Well, in that light,
I guess I did overreact. I accept your apology. It was just a shock and I
kind of feel responsible for looking out for Paul. So, what's gonna happen? - Well, I'm doing a weekly 30
minute interview with Paul. It'll be airing on the
station for the next month. - Wow. That's probably gonna help
Paul promote his big meeting he wants to have in
a couple of weeks. - You know, I think
what you've done with Paul is pretty admirable. - Really? You don't think I'm
going over the deep end? - (laughs) Well,
I didn't say that. Thanks, Tim. Stay in touch. - Okay, goodnight. - Goodnight. (phone rattles) (upbeat music) - So are you ever gonna
ask out that hot reporter? - (scoffs) Since when
have you been interested in my dating habits? - I'm not, but truthfully, you
know I got that gig on Friday and I really would love
to have your support. - You're gonna pay me to laugh? - I'm gonna pay
you if you don't. - Oh, that's pretty cocky. Oh, maybe I'll give
her a call, we'll see. - Oh.
- Oh. - I declare war. (Tim groans)
(Jalen cheers) - Hello. Oh hi. - Sorry about the short
notice on the meeting. I wanted to let you know that
you both have done a great job of increasing our numbers here,
Alex with the youth program. Uh, Gloria, fabulous job
with special programs. I'm just concerned, we've got
to keep our momentum going. - Is there something
wrong, Pastor? - Well, KESP is giving
that nut job, Paul, airtime on their
television station. What a crock. - Yeah, I don't know
what to think about it. - My only fear is the people
will be following him around like a bunch of dumb sheep. - You mean, like
the real Paul wrote. Where is it, about,
"itching ears." - Exactly, I think we're
talking about II Timothy 4, "For the time will come "when men will not put
up with sound doctrine. "Instead, to suit
their own desires "they will gather around them
a great number of teachers "to say what their itching
ears want to hear." - I agree, we might lose
people in our congregation and that won't be good
after all the hard work and time and effort
we've put into it. - I wish there was something
we could do to stop it. - I think there is
something we can do. We may not be able to
stop him in his tracks but we can sure slow him down. ♪ Found me ♪ ♪ 'Cause your love found me oh ♪ ♪ And after all these years ♪ ♪ I've come to see ♪ ♪ That I don't have ♪ - You know, I've
heard of this place, but I've never
actually made it out. - Yeah, the music's good,
atmosphere's awesome. Anyway, I forgot to tell you but I kind actually promised
my roommate I'd come out and support him on his show. - He sings? - No, he fancies
himself a comedian. - Ah.
- He's actually gonna go on in between their set. - Is he funny? - He thinks he is. (both laughing) No, he cracks me up sometimes. Anyway, he has this
Seinfeld kind of style where he pokes fun at people. - Oh, so, does he
use you for material? - No way, he knows
better than that! - Sure. ♪ I fall deep ♪ ♪ Yes he's up here up
flyin' when I fall deep ♪ ♪ In love ♪ - So, how did someone like
you get into truck driving. - It's a long story. - Well, I'm a pretty
good listener. It's kinda what I
do for a living. (lively music) (Tim laughing) What?
- Can't pass this up. - Pass what up? - Can I have this dance? - No, Tim, I don't, want... - It's all right, come let's go. You don't need to know the song. ♪ But my feet are happy ♪ ♪ And he makes me wanna dance ♪ ♪ Seize the time find
the silver lining ♪ ♪ Open your mind and
give it a chance ♪ ♪ So here we go I'll
take your hand ♪ ♪ Let's leave our
footprints in the sand ♪ ♪ Now I know what I want ♪ ♪ I friend that is true ♪ ♪ Someone for my soul ♪ ♪ And I'll never let go ♪ (people clapping) - I just want you to know, I haven't done anything
like this in a long time. - Should I be worried. - Well, I'm just very picky. - Well, I guess I'll take
that as a compliment. ♪ You have my heart ♪ - So a few years ago, I was a youth pastor
and I was engaged. And well, long story short,
she got terribly sick and within two years
she died of cancer. So that's why I drive a truck. I just had to get away
and be alone for a while. Hey. I mean, some people just
look to rebound right away. - Tim, I'm so sorry. I'm honored you asked me out. - Thanks. You know, I see things
more clearly now. - Like your faith. - Yeah, you know, like some things just
don't make sense yet, I still believe. Even more so now. I mean, look at Paul, he's
such a mindblower, right. - For sure. I fell in love with
Jesus a few years ago, so, meeting Paul has been
enlightening to say the least. - You know, I sensed
something different about you. (Kayla laughing) Oh hey. - Shut up. - That's my roommate. (Kayla giggles) - My name is Jalen. UH, This is my first
time doing comedy. So I'll appreciate if
you all don't laugh But what I wanna do tonight, I want to do the power of the Z. The Z-revolution. Think about it. The letter Z sits in the
back of the alphabet all day, unappreciated,
unused, The lonely Z. And then what's next to Z? The irritatin' Y. The annoying,
irritating letter Y. Y this, Y that, all day. And then what's next
to the Y, the X. Now who wants to
be next to their X? I mean all you all to join me
in the revolution of the Z. Z, Z, Z, Z. (audience claps) - You are definitely insane. I guess you two have met? - What did you think? - You know, there's
only one word that I can think of
to describe all that. - What's that?
- Zany. - (laughing) She hit
you with a zinger. - Oh.
(both laughing) - You all are perfect
for each other. (Tim and Kayla laughing) (gentle music) - So, how 'bout
those moves, huh? - (laughs) You know, I tell
you, when that music started, I don't know what came over me but I just, I got
the urge to move. And I was so happy that I
got you to move with me, 'cause that was
really, really fun. - It was. - I can't tell you how
amazing this night has been. It's probably been
one of the best nights I've had in a long time. - Me too. (graceful music) I've been horse crazy for
as long as I can remember. - I'd like to meet him. - I think I can arrange that. - Yeah? - Yeah, I'll let him know
you're coming (laughs). - Great. So should I call him horse
or does he have a name? - His name's Shiloh.
- Shiloh. Sounds like a happy horse. (both laughing) So, do I really need
you leading the horse while I'm riding it? - Yeah, you'll want it, at least
for the first couple times. - All right, Shiloh,
me and you, here we go. - What? Heels down.
- Heels down. - You've got a low
center of gravity. - All right, Shiloh.
- Yes, he's now going forward. You're just gonna squeeze
with your heels and click. (tongue clicking) Mm-hmm, just like that. - Hey, what do you know. I'm a cowboy. So does Shiloh have another
gear we can shift to? - You want to go
a little faster? - Please.
- Alrighty, hold on. (upbeat folksy music) Good boy. - That was fun.
- Well, you did a good job. - Well, thank you. Now I'd like to see
what you can do? - Well, I generally
ride him bareback. - Oh really?
- Mm-hmm. - Well, please show me. (horse snorting)
(dog barking) (Kayla groans) Kayla, oh God! Kayla, are you okay? (Kayla laughing)
You're laughing? This is a joke? Oh my God! - Tim, I'm fine. - No, I can't handle that. (Kayla laughing) Oh, man.
- Tim, where you going? - You scared the crap out of me. - Tim, I teach all my
students how to fall, it's an important skill to have. - You're not training
this cowboy, I'm done. (laughing) Gotcha. Oh, you thought only you
could play this game. (groans) (Kayla laughing) Call the medic, call the medic. - Medic's here, what
did you do, sir. - I think I broke my butt. - Well, hop up. (both laughing) And don't fall over. - My hero.
- Oh. - So you're gonna teach me that stunt of falling
off of horses? You want to? Sure. Well, let's do it. Right now? You
want to right now? I think, I think we
need to relax for a bit. - And, I think I need
to rest just my butt. - And actually, I think I
need to go find my horse. - Oh yeah, I guess
we gotta do that. Do you remember the other
night when you told me that your horse helped you
with your father's passing? - Mm-hmm. - What did you mean by that? - Shiloh here, he's
heard all my problems and he never tries to fix them. I can remember so many times I'd sneak out my bedroom
window, hop on him, look at the stars
and laugh and cry and that's all I needed. - Well, he's lucky to have you. (birds chirping) (engine puttering) - Can you believe that guy? Taking 10 minutes
to line up his chip. We're gonna be out here all day. - Yeah, they act like they're
on the PGA tour or something. (birds chirping) Man, did you see that putt, wow. - I tell you what, I'd
like to get my ball and just knock it on the green and get 'em goin' a little bit. - That reminds me of a story. So this guy, Gus,
he's out on the course and he's waiting around,
just like we are and he says, "I never get to
the green anyway, "I'm gonna go ahead
and hit my ball." So he gets over, and of course he hits the best
shot of his life. Takes one bounce, knocks
out the guy that's putting. So he runs up there and he goes, "Oh my gosh, are you
okay, are you okay?" And this guy comes to and he
goes, "What were you thinking?! "I'm a lawyer, I'm gonna sue
you for 5 million dollars." Gus comes, "I yelled fore!" And the lawyer goes, "I'll
take it, I'll take it!" - Man, that's really good. (men laughing) - Unbelievable, geez. Hey Dwight, I understand that
you may be getting together with this nut who says
he's the Apostle Paul for that unity event. Are you? - I've been giving it a
lot of thought and prayer. I'm actually gonna
emcee the event at Paul and Tim's request. - Are you serious? - I think even if the Body
of Christ gets together three or four times a year,
it's a great idea. - Well, I was
thinkin' about going, I'm just not sure I
want to be a part. - Well, we're not going. They may say we're only
getting together three or four times now but
I think it's gonna lead to something more
and we're worried about losing our congregation. - If it's not of God,
it'll fizzle out. But I have a feeling that this
could be something special. - Hey, I think they're done. Come on, Dwight,
it's your shot, man. (phone beeping) (phone ringing) - Hello, Officer Duncan. - This is Pastor Tennison. - Oh, how can I help you? - Actually, you
can be a big help. - Oh, and how's that? - I think you can
think of something. We need to get Paul and
(murmuring) behind bars. - Do what, I was struggling. That was all confidential,
it's over now. - Look, I'm not sure your
wife will see it that way. It'll still be confidential, as long as you keep
your end of the bargain. (Duncan sighs) (ominous music) - Is something wrong? - Oh no, I've seen you on
TV, I'm Officer Duncan. I just wanted to meet you.
- Hello. - That's quite a
Bible you have there. Mind if I take a look at it? Now, what were you doing
over at the church? - I was inviting the
leader to our event. - Paul, I'm shocked. - What is that? - It's methamphetamine, an illegal drug.
- What? - I'm afraid I'm gonna have
to put you under arrest. (handcuffs clicking) (ominous music) (upbeat music) - In a strange twist of events, just one day before a planned
faith gathering led by the man who has become known
as the Apostle Paul, Paul was arrested
and booked on charges of possession of meth. - Yes, everyone who knows Paul
is in a state of unbelief. - Despite the disturbing
circumstances, we believe Paul to be innocent. Now, I just spoke with Paul, and he encourages
everyone who is planning on attending the event
tomorrow to still come. - Paul is being held
until legal action can be pursued next week. - What are you in for? - They say they found what
is called meth in my Bible. - (laughs) Are you serious? - Do I know you? - Maybe from a different life. - Why are you here? - Assault. - What is this, assault. - What?
- Assault. (fist thudding) I know this. I did this to Christians
many, many years ago. I was on the way to do
it to more Christians. - What, you're
messing with my mind. - There's more. - Hello, everyone,
I'm Pastor Reynolds. I believe the Father
is smiling as He looks and sees us coming
together as one, across denominational names. That the world would take notice and believe the
Father sent the Son. I am disappointed
because I thought we would fill this auditorium. Paul not being here has
effected the turnout. But thank you all for coming. It took me a while to believe
he is who he says he was. Paul, from the First century. So before we begin, let's
pray for our brother, Paul, who is in jail, that
justice might be done and that he might
be released swiftly. (dramatic music) We begin our unity event
with a beautiful dance which demonstrates Psalm 133. "Behold how good and
how pleasant it is "for the brethren to
dwell together in unity." (gentle music) (audience applauding) (ominous music) ♪ He's here He's here ♪ ♪ He's everything I need ♪ ♪ Oh He's here ♪ ♪ He's here to help me ♪ ♪ Yes He is ♪ ♪ He's here with
me so surpassing ♪ ♪ He's here He is here ♪ ♪ To catch me if I fall ♪ ♪ In this moment ♪ ♪ Right here right now ♪ ♪ Right in this moment ♪ ♪ He's here ♪ ♪ My God is here ♪ (audience applauding)
- Yeah! (tense music) - We serve a living
God, one who leads us and guides us and even
performs miracles. Here is the first of our
many testimonies tonight. - Thank you. - Come on up. - As you saw a while
ago on the news, my daughter, Sophie, who
was born deaf believed that God would heal
her through Paul. And here she is. - My life was good,
and now it's awesome. I thank the Lord for
his kindness to me. And I love to hear
all the music. (keys rattling) - Rick, pack it up, time to go. - Finally, about time. - Officer Barnhart,
he's all yours. How are you, Paul. - I am confused. Why am I here? I did nothing wrong. - I know, I really messed up. - What do you mean? - I didn't want to arrest you, but the man who made me do it knew I'd been
cheating on my wife. (crying) I do love my wife and I do
need to make things right. And I need to let you go. And I need to face
my consequences. - You are very brave. Let us pray, for you, for your
wife and for your job here. Dear God. (dramatic music) (door rattling) - Wow! Do you believe in prayer! Paul, Paul, come on up here.
(audience applauding) (panting) - I'm so happy to
see you all here. Thank you for your
prayers that set me free. (audience applauding)
I came to Eugene, I did not know why. And I was very, very sad to see that many Christians
worship apart. I prayed and I know I'm
here to bring you together. And here you all are, together. Do not be discouraged. There are enough of you here
to change the world again. I want you to meet and to
grow together as Christians. To fill that football stadium. (audience cheering) Thank you and praise Yeshua. (audience applauding) - So, what'd you think? - It was pretty powerful. - Oh yeah? - Yeah, I think it's time for
me to turn a new leaf on life. And drown the old man. - Wait, what are
you talkin' about? What old man. - Myself, I'm talking about getting baptized.
- Wow. That's great. - So, what you up to tomorrow? - Tomorrow, well, I'm
gonna meet with Kayla. - Oh, so the plot thickens. - Like your soup. What is this, gravy
you're making? - Whatever it is, it's the best. (Tim laughing) (bright music) ♪ Hold on ♪ ♪ Is this really the
life I'm livin' ♪ ♪ 'Cause I don't feel
like I deserve it ♪ ♪ Every day that I wake ♪ ♪ Every breath that
I take you've given ♪ ♪ So right here ♪ ♪ Right now while the
sun is shining down ♪ ♪ I wanna live like
there's no tomorrow ♪ ♪ Love like I'm
on borrowed time ♪ ♪ It's good to be alive ♪ ♪ Yeah ♪ - You know, I never dreamed
that picking up a guy who I thought was homeless in the middle of nowhere
would lead to all this. And the best part is,
I got to meet you. - Well, just goes to show,
you help someone in need, the Lord will give
you a big reward. - Wow, from humble to
conceited in one sentence. (Kayla laughing) I mean, there's a lot of
things I like about you, but I think by far my favorite,
is your unpredictability. - Oh is it?
- Yeah (laughing). - I think that's a
pretty good trait. - Yeah, sure. - How 'bout you,
you unpredictable? - I could be unpredictable. Sure.
- Mm-hmm. - Yeah, I got it in me. - You think.
- I bet. - Yeah.
- All right. (shrieks) - Absolutely.
- I look forward to seein'-- - How 'bout right now? How 'bout I just jump
over and make a wish? (both laughing) - Tim, you remember how I told
you about how I lost my dad? - Yeah. - Well, one of my
strongest memories with him is he always
used to tell me that he saved his first kiss
with Mom for the wedding day. It's always been a dream
of mine to do the same. - Wow. Well, that's very honorable. So, can I get a high five? Will that work? Up top.
- That'll work. (Kayla laughs) - I'll take that. I will cherish this hand. - Will you (giggles)? Thank you. (lively music) (Kayla shrieking) ♪ I wanna live like
there's no tomorrow ♪ ♪ Love like I'm
on borrowed time ♪ ♪ It's good to be alive ♪ ♪ Yeah ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ All to Jesus I surrender ♪ ♪ All to him I freely give ♪ ♪ I will ever love
and trust him ♪ ♪ In his presence daily live ♪ ♪ And I surrender all ♪ ♪ Oh, and I surrender all ♪ - I baptize you in
the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. ♪ And all to thee my ♪ ♪ Blessed Savior ♪
(Jalen shouting) ♪ I surrender all ♪ (crowd cheering) - This has been a
wonderful adventure. Last night I had a dream,
I must return to Rome. So, my beautiful
saints, I say goodbye. - Aw. (gentle music) (dramatic music) - I guess I shouldn't
have been surprised when Paul said,
"In order to leave "he needed to return to Rome." It was hard to say goodbye
with so much left to do. But I was reminded, that's how the Lord left
his followers so long ago. I watched him walking
so purposefully. Stop, and then all of a sudden
he was taken in a whirlwind. I just stood there
in stunned silence. But why should I be stunned or expect anything less
from this incredible man and our amazing God. I walked away
knowing, that for me, the rest of my life
will be devoted to fulfilling the desire of
Paul and the Lord Jesus' heart, helping believers unite as one, using whatever talents I have. (triumphant music) (gentle music) - I'm really interested
in this book. Could you sign it for me.
- Yes, absolutely. - Do you think you could
sign it to my mother. - Sure.
- Her name is Lois. I think she'll really,
really appreciate it. And I'll get to read it too. - Great, well, thank
you for your support. - Thank you, oh, you know what, I would really like to
have a picture of you two, holding this book,
could that be okay. - Sure.
- Yeah. - Perfect. (lighthearted music) (dramatic music) (gentle music)
