The concept of “to whom much is given, much will be required” is that we are responsible for what we have been blessed with — talent, wealth, knowledge, time, etc. We should use these blessings to be a good soul and help others. Tim and Steve are joined by Phillip Causey, who until recently was a complete stranger to them. In Phillip's journey, he has found pain to be inevitable — but misery and suffering to be optional. In this episode, you'll hear the following:

• We are not here alone

• There's got to be something more than just me

• Gratitude without action is just a pleasant moment

• Pain will teach me a lesson that pride will not let me learn

• My mind's like a bad neighborhood, and I'd rather not walk through it alone

• Is man's passion for others out of love? Or just to convince him of his own ideas?

"One of the most beautiful things in this world is free: a smile" — Phillip Causey

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