Boova the pessimist: lukewarm for years, seeking for nine months

Asked for his take, Boova - self-described pessimistic Pete - says Easter at home would be unrecognizable for most people: without structure they are lost, could not find the resurrection story beyond Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John, and would more likely turn on the TV. He then testifies honestly about himself: a churchgoer for twenty years whose dad was a pastor, baptized twice (the second time he wore Pam so it would not stick), he was straight-up lukewarm if not cold until eight or nine months ago - last Easter he would not have opened his Bible once. This year, he says, he will open it and seek Yahweh, not media.