Road Trip Dividing Line: It Wasn't Broke, We Fixed It Anyway

My name is James White and I have got a bunch of feedback coming back from this little thing down here that we need to mute or it's going to be a short program. There we go. Thanks for being with us. We are live on the air and we are live on the road.

I am in Pryor, Oklahoma. And you go, weren't you there a few days ago? Yes, I got here early and I'm just bumming off of poor people. I just have to put up with it. Sorry for them. And in fact, I am the poor person that I've been bumming off of.

So I've, I'm not sure if I've ever referred to you as the troublemaker from Oklahoma. I think I crossed. Whose yard I am currently putting divots in because the jacks are sinking. In fact, I can almost guarantee you when I try to pull that jack up, I'm going to need a jack to get it out of the hole.

We had a lot of fun because I shouldn't say this, but I was driving a little 19 foot south. I don't know if I could RV. It was pouring rain and the mirrors were gone. It was all fogged into where I am right now.

I don't think it's out there anymore. No, we killed it. We actually killed the fourth. And then I got stuck. Then I had to track out the fun here before. So I about 2010, I think it's been 10, 12, 14.

Okay. And she, but she's only 10. Okay. And maybe it's 10. We're both getting sold. That was earlier. It was the, it was the following year later than that because we got broke into right after that. I don't know what's going on.

Um, and we're going to be doing a series tomorrow evening at, I believe you said six 30. Let me see the address of the church. It's 18 South here in front. That's not where.

This campus. Yeah. We've moved the campus. And so, and we were trying to arrange it,.

Uh, preach a dedication. So, uh, uh, for, uh, three 30 and then 10, 15, 10, 15 Sunday morning. Um, I'm hoping that, uh, the folks at G3 same topic. You think there's any room for, for talking about the study of God?

It works out that way. So now you have, I have, uh, on the dividing line before is my, uh, Melton Ford. So let me, let me get this. Let's see. The problem is I can't, but I'm trying to find that. Uh, there we go.

There's let's see, this is a,.

Tell me a little bit about the mask. So that's good skill. Together layers, the more strength is something that was developed ninth century and for the layers grant strength to it. So that blade there, I think has, uh, probably, um, Damascus has even a Damascus score.

Uh, it also has layers of copper, the forge welded into the and tool steel. So it's super strong, uh, super nimble. I mean, it will undergo some pressure and yeah, it's a, it's a good boy. So has a, has a copper finger guard here.

And then, um, uh, ironwood, ironwood, turquoise, turquoise, and a stack sandbar stay. And,.

And, uh, this is the only one that's ever had pieces of turquoise. I do appreciate.

The reference there. So I want to make this thing. I mean, I, I saw it at various, uh, and what in the world you were when I first came here, you were a pastor in church, but you were also a second in command, our police department, right?

Yeah. I served 30 years there. I was.

Retired and police chief. And so full time and see full time. I had no time for anything. And so after I retired, my wife said, you need a hobby. You need a hobby. I need a hobby. And the wife says you need a hobby.

Then it's been iron workers and my grandfather, my dad owned a steel fish and have since I've been able to, to walk and I love knives. Have you done anything like this before? No, I have not. So you find a forge.

That's right. And YouTube videos. I met some master bladesmiths, watch them forge a few times. And so to start learning, learning by mistakes. Have you saved any first errors? Just simply look back. I don't have a blade I ever forged in the house.

I'll just show it.

Yeah, you would not. I imagine. I mean, you sit out there and you pull these things glowing hot and you're, you're doing the old medieval blacksmith guy thing with a big old hammer and the whole nine yards.

I mean, that is if I was looking for a relaxing hobby,.

That's what I would have picked. Well, it's a little different, but that is my de-stressor. And so after I come home from a very stressful day or on Monday morning, I've got jet lag from preaching off.

I'll come out and work that out through to start hitting steel. Now you over here. It's kind of, I call it my brick trout model is Damascus with actually made that for my wife. She deer hunts and that's like a Damascus with a brick trout.

There we go. I'm putting,.

It looks like I'm static. So again, you see the copper layers and the handle. What's, what did.

You call it? That's called Brook trout. It looks like a Brook trout. Yeah, it does.

And so that's the book. No, that there's, that's a gift to your wife. Oh, she loves it.

And she, she claims she'll kill me for saying this on weathering. And that's the one I made myself clean six deer this year. Really? You've cleaned six deer? That's got a little extra.

For a left-hander. He has perfect. I see. All right. Look at that. I'm trying to get it out. There we go. That's so strange. This looks like I'm filling in that. Now you contacted me back when we started doing the project and you, I do want to apologize that your wife was not allowed to come out and see.

But she did. And I let her see it. But for not only a unit like this, but for this, the studio as well. And I mentioned this on the program before I said a bunch of times, you are dangerous. That's true.

Because not only did I help here with that little bit of used chaos, I mean, and I had, look, I think I've already mentioned this, but I, I did not have that little 19 foot self-contained concrete rented for more than three hours before I destroyed air conditioner on a basalt hoop.

I remember. Oh, but see, I didn't even realize I had done it until I hit a rainstorm on the way out. They just poured in. And so, so, so you got to picture this folks. You really do. What, what has this man had to put up with to have me around?

Not only does he have to kill his, his plant out there by running it over and then get stuck in the mud. He has to pull me out of the mud twice. But then when it stopped raining finally, cause that was a real rainstorm.

I mean, that was like a week long, right? It was a long rainstorm and you had to, you got up on the roof and took the cover off the air conditioner. And that's when we realized it had been shoved back.

Like there's like three inches. Hell, there's blue sky. It's terrible. And so we, we sort of put it, pushed it back into place. And we, we went to a local store and we bought sealing tape. I think Gorilla Grip sealing tape.

I carry some. And we got the, you know, I got all the way home without it leaking anymore. It probably still doesn't leak. No, but believe me, replaced it. Here, there, that thing may be sitting someplace in, in, in the woods, Oklahoma, someplace.

Cause there's a lot of those types of things. Yeah. I had to put up with all that stuff with me. It was absolutely amazing. But you knew we were doing this, this fundraiser. And so now, by the way, okay.

So when it was out here, you said, I saw inside your unit and that's where I saw bunks in the back. Right. Which is what popped into the old brain last year and led to this whole idea. You said, get this kind of wall, not kind of wall you have on yours.

Right. And you said, get a fill because it's more stable in wind. And we did all, you are really to blame for a lot of this stuff. Brother, I appreciate it. I wouldn't believe. I mean, I even, I even mentioned to you, I think somewhere on the line that I, with this morning at breakfast, I mentioned when I went into your unit, you had the doors open.

It was active. You were at a store based for the time. You had the doors open and explain, if you don't do that, you get home. I learned. I remember every time I parked the unit. So we learned a lot real fast.

And so I thank you very, very much. However, who has now pulled an RV farther than you? You have. It's nice that way. You may find yourself being a minister someday and now you know how to do all this stuff.

So, you know, you knew we were raising funds for all this stuff and you are also one of the two people that I saw with a Jeffrey Rice rebuying before I had one. That's right. You had a,.

What is it? Does it, it had the five solos? It has the five solos. I think mine is the first one that Jeffrey did with the five solos. I've never seen one before. And now it's gone crazy. You can buy them that way now.

But I think I had the first one. It was something I wanted on my preaching Bible. And I had Jeffrey rebuying my Allen New American Standard for me and do that for me. And that was when he was first learning.

So he was pretty new at that. Right. And then Kofi. And then Kofi had one done before I did. Right. Okay. So those are the two that I saw.

Right. And that's when I contacted Jeffrey and said, I have a Greek New Testament that I'd really like to have done. And he just went all out on that. And when I showed him the timeline, that's what led to the, really to the business itself for Jeffrey.

So you were one of the two people that were very important in doing that. All of that said, you said, once Jeffrey said he was going to do the Bible to help with the fundraiser. I'm pretty sure, and I could be wrong about this, but I think that is done.

Maybe. I'm not sure to talk to us right now. But the last bid that I saw on the Jeffrey Rice Rebind Bible was $1 ,700. Now I sat around and I figured that's 17 gas stops on a trip. Right. Because as you know, we now have the diesel truck.

Right. And I'd say probably average is right at a hundred bucks. Oh, unfortunately he just, he just texted me and I left my phone in the other room and it said, look, I've just pulled it up here. Yeah.

1 ,700. So I'm assuming that was what it's that's done now. I'm not a hundred percent certain, but obviously everybody, we, we realize that that is a, just a wonderfully generous donation. And we're very, very thankful.

And I'm very, very thankful for everybody else who gave, but somebody else contacted me and said, Hey, I would like to donate something for the fundraiser. And that is one of these beautiful knives. Now you're working on it.

You were showing me some of it this morning. You said it's all wrapped up cause you're doing the hands. Right. I'm working on the handle. But you said that you actually said before we got started that I, that I, if I wanted to, I should maybe think about auctioning my knife and taking this one, because you're saying this steel is absolutely amazing.

This steel is probably the best I've.

Used in all these years of making blades. It's going to be visually stunning. It's going to have layers of nickel steel forged into the tool steel as well. So it's got layers of raindrop Damascus with nickel and then a tool that's going to be blackened with that silver guard and black micarta and then a stabilized maple handle with blue rosin in it.

It's going to be,.

It's going to be beautiful. It's going to be beautiful. So now I'm not, I don't know. Um, I think there was actually someone from London to get the Bible. They probably couldn't get that knife in London.

I don't know. London, London. Yeah. No guns, no knives. So the folks from London probably don't want to be, uh, but in the back of your mind, are you sitting there going, well, and you know, Jeffrey got, which is going to write what's going on here.

And so, um, what we'll probably do, my assumption is what we'll do is, um, well, you'll probably have it. Right. Absolutely. So, so I can take it with me. We need to, we need to get some, you've gotten really good at taking.

Pictures too. Well, I hired that. That's why I hired it. Okay. All right. All right.

I can, I can try to fake it and we'll try to get some pictures taken. And so, um, maybe by the next dividing line, we'll, we'll see. I might be able to, we might be able to start the process, uh, with one of these, um, now primarily going to travel fund, but you know, it's all getting, keeping this thing going down the road, uh, which is the challenging part of everything.

So, um, I'm from what you're telling me, uh, you know, maybe I'll have to put a bid in myself or something, you know, because you're, you're telling me this, this supposed to be really,.

Really, really. So it's going to be beautiful. It's going to be utilitarian. It's going to be.

So, well, see, see what's utilitarian about this for me is that it's, it's just absolutely gorgeous and beautiful and, um, and stuff like that. But you go out and kill things and, and things like that.

And you love when you see your blades getting used. I'm not trying to put this blade down just because I don't go out and, uh, but someday, who knows, maybe somebody offered. No, I know. I know. It's just, it's not like you're next door from where we are here.

So, so, uh, you've been here now, uh, the, the church was founded, uh,.

January 10th, 1999. I started a teen ministry in 1991. So I started working with street kids and still are, still are. We're 30 years into serving Thunderbird. It's a military department ran program for at-risk teenagers, 16 year old high school dropouts.

Well, yeah, you've spoke to those kids in years gone by. And so we're 30 years of working with, uh, troubled teens. And we love that. But now grace line church, um, is the parent church ministry over that.

And so a growing adult ministry, and we had to move to a new campus. We bought a new campus, about half the C block actually, uh, about a year and a half ago. And we're real thankful. The Lord has made way for that.

And it's a very kind, gracious, godly people helped us to get into that property. And things have just been really gangbusters ever since.

And prior, uh, back when I first came pretty, pretty small area and then Google came. That's right. And so, um, you're starting to face some challenges because Google has brought in stuff in the public schools, stuff like that.

So there's a lot of, uh, need for, you would think in, uh, in, in Oklahoma, the Bible belt that, uh, but it's not that way.

It's not that way. It used to be the Bible belt and everything that is in California is prior now, sadly. And we're seeing that, that drift. And, um, but you know, we're. Yeah, but you were a cop. You saw it all.

It's true. You saw it all. It's true. So you are, you already knew the buckle was rusted.

Right. It's actually true.

You had seen right up front, uh, you horrible Romans chapter one, you can possibly have.

Yeah. I mean, there are things I wish I didn't see. I'm not saying that. Yeah. Yeah. Thankfully the Lord helped me through all those years and I'm thankful for every year. And I did six straight years of sex crimes against children back in the day when I did before I became the assistant chief and, you know, some rancid.

And, uh, I just remember back then you were really looking forward to retirement.

And I'm thankful to be retired.

I bet for all you've done. Thank you for all the wisdom. And, uh, I have, I have very said to brother Derek that if, because, you know, maybe if the Lord willing, you know, he's going to be looking at getting, uh, uh, you know, a fifth wheel type set up in the future.

I hopefully will be able to be of assistance to you. I hope so. From experience now that I've gathered, you know, what's going to happen is I'm going to drive down the road on Monday morning and drive off into a ditch like that because you were, you were bragging about how far you got that thing going.

That's what's going to happen. You just, you just know it, you know, snow, but thank you so much. It's been such a pleasure. There are, there are pastors across the U S that I've, and it's funny, most of them are not in real big places.

You know, you got Tom Buck, uh, you know, you know, some massive, huge place. And a lot of the pastors that I've gotten to know, uh, are in smaller places. And that's really, I don't know. There's just something about the faithfulness level required to be dealing with those situations.

And it's not all the politics and all the rest of that stuff. It's just dealing with people. And so it's, uh, it's been a pleasure to be here and hopefully the folks have, uh, gotten used to the very strange, bald Scotsman, uh, coming in every,.

Every few years. And well, they're excited. Yeah. I'm looking forward to it. They cheer every Sunday when make the announcement. So they're excited. And I've been excited. I always love when you come just to hang out and eat bacon and go eat.

What's the place called?

Hugos. Hugos. Uh, go eat. If you, if you come, yeah, you said, tell me this morning, we had one prior and it's no, yes. Right. So there's a, there is a restaurant that you want to have the largest breakfast.

If you want pretty much an entire, it looks like in the form of, uh, this, this place is for it. And it was good again this morning. So we've had some, we've had some in-depth conversations about a lot of interest.

It's the truth over the tables and love it. Oh, yeah. It's good stuff, brother. Thank you so much. We'll look forward to getting the pictures of that new laid up and, uh, uh, getting things set up as far as the, uh, uh, options and we'll,.

We'll see what happens or blesses it for the minister. There you go. Thank you, bro.

Let me keep your, uh, now we're going to hope that he doesn't fall over here because trying to get a person in here is a bit of a challenge, but thank you very much. And I'm going to kill that microphone and I'm going to stay on this one, uh, for the, for near future for the rest of the program.

Thanks for letting us do that. Uh, thanks for listening in and pray for pastor Derek and the folks here, uh, in prior and ministry here. It really is a wonderful ministry. He's a great guy. Uh, give you the shirt off the back and, um, uh, it's, uh, it's great.

And I, I I've gotten to know his cats. There's a little teeny kitty. She's getting really old. I'm not, this may be the last time I see her. So, uh, anyway, uh, just personal stuff. Um, a couple of things I want to get to today, and I do need to be wrapping up pretty much at the top of the hour.

So, uh, and there's stuff to play as well. All right, let's transition to a few things. I said last time I wanted to talk a little bit about Andy Stanley. He's doing a series and I will, um, Oh, by the way, do you, do you like the background?

It's different, huh? Yes. I put that up. I did that even with my bum shoulder. Um, I'm going to have to do some repair to it and things like that. Rich would have done a better job, but I don't think the camera could tell one or the other.

Um, and, uh, so yeah, we keep working on ways of doing stuff. And, um, I'm wondering what's the comments are, uh, that Rich is seeing right now. It looks like you're beneath the sea now. It does sort of look like that.

I don't know, rotating through colors or anything like that. We should do that. Let's see if it, let's see if it changes. Yep. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Okay. This could absolutely drive the camera insane. If I see smoke coming out of the camera, I will stop it, but sort of fun for now to let it just sort of do its thing.

Anyway. Um, Andy Stanley, I listened to the sermon. He's doing a, a series called the fundamental list, not fundamentalist, fundamental list. And here's my, I, most people, a lot of people have commented on the fact that I'm not an Andy Stanley.

I'm not those people that are just, you know, tossing nuclear bombs is direction. And just, you're, you're done. You're out of here. I try to think about what his background is. And I try to be fair in my criticisms and he does follow me on Twitter.

So I hope that maybe once he might hear something that I'm saying and I, I would like to try to be a voice to say, here's some of the dangers of what I'm becoming. Here's my concern. In this current sermon, I'm not going to play anything.

I've got other things to play. In the current sermon, he emphasizes, we have four gospels and he makes a distinction because remember we've unhitched from the Old Testament. He says not everything in the Bible is equally important.

And he's specific. He makes reference. All scripture is Thaddeus, all scripture is God breathed, but that doesn't mean everything is equally important. Well, okay. The narration of particular battle in the Old Testament is not as important as the narration of the resurrection in, in a certain way of looking at it.

As far as like the centrality of the message of scripture. Yeah, obviously. But the problem is what he's doing with this is he's establishing different levels of authority in scripture itself. My concern, my concern is most of us should be aware of the fact that there is a movement called, um, well, I call it hyper red letterism, but the red letter Jesus, it's, it's a movement, red letter Christianity that in essence says that the teachings of Jesus are the normative, um, are the norm that norms everything else.

So that you can put aside, uh, Paul and others at a lower level. And we've seen what happens here. You look at a Brian Zond. You look at the emergent church. The emergent church was very much associated with this perspective as well.

And the result is not good. The result is always a deformation of anything close to biblical orthodoxy. And so here's, here's my concern. And I think a lot of people would agree that this is, there's reason to be concerned here.

My concern is that Andy and his leadership are moving toward a, an affirmation of various perspectives, including gay marriage, homosexuality. And these are, these are the issues of our day. These are the things we're being attacked from outside.

And this is, this is the church is going to have to take a stand. And we already know progressivism has capitulated on these things. It, it, it cannot, it cannot make a meaningful moral or ethical argument because it has, does not have a meaningful moral or ethical view of scripture.

And so my concern is this is the preparatory movement, almost like a five-year plan, except these days it might be like a two-year plan. Do this sermon series, establish this aspect of it. Then you do this, this next one, you do this next, and it's a, it's a degradation down to the point where you can then make affirmation of these things and make the church an affirming church or something along those lines and bring as many people as possible with you without necessarily splitting the church.

That's my fear. That's what I'm hearing. I'm listening. I'm trying to listen fairly, but I'm hearing the same stuff from the past that we've all commented on. And we've all said, well, this is really troubling.

And I see it continuing. So there's, I'm going to try to find the time to keep up with this series. What is the fundamental list? Because he was saying that there's all this stuff that we have made definitional that is not definitional that becomes stumbling blocks.

And my concern is the argument is going to be this kind of strict interpretation of these quote unquote clobber passages is a stumbling block to the gospel. And that's why we should be affirming and so on and so forth.

That's my concern. That's what I'm hearing right now. And I have reason to be concerned about these things. And another reason to be concerned about these things came up just today in looking at a woman by the name of Rachel Gilson, who is scheduled to speak at the pastor's wives slash women's conference.

Imago Dei created in his image female. Monday, June 12th, New Orleans, Louisiana convention center. So this is a part of the New Orleans convention of the SBC, the pastor's wives conference. And Rachel Gilson is speaking at it.

And what I have heard her saying is really troubling. Very, very troubling. And we've been hearing people talking about the drift in the Southern Bapst convention. It's really the direction. And when you had certain people who had the presidency for like three years, very, very plainly, there are big names that want the SBC to pretty much go the exact opposite direction that it went because of the quote unquote conservative resurgence.

And their understanding very plainly is that if it doesn't go that direction, it will die. Their understanding is that the church needs to adapt to this cultural situation. And to say adapt to this cultural situation means to accept the progressivist understanding, primarily of sexual ethics.

Now, how far that can go? Just look at the progressivists, look at what has happened to every single denomination that has gone down that road. And the odd thing about the SBC is it was going down that road and then reversed course for a while.

But it seems very plainly that that course is now being reversed back the direction it was going all along. And here is a real clear, obvious example of that. I think I still had, I thought that was that there.

It's not. Let me see if this will bring it up. It doesn't look like it wants to. Oh, I know what's going on. It already has that screen up. And so it's not going to go to Twitter because that Twitter screen is up.

This is only 39 seconds. So let's look at this one first. Let's see if I can play this for you. And let's see if the sound comes through. That's going to be the difficult part here. Let's see how this goes.

Let's do it. The Bible holds forth, and God is very clever,.

Right? His word says, hey, there are two equal ways to faithfully wear your sexuality in the world. You can be faithfully single, or you can be faithfully married under my definition of marriage. And like to live in either of those, you could be attracted to men or women or both or neither or potted plants like it doesn't, you know, your attractional patterns don't hold you back from having access to God's spirit in order to live faithfully.

And I find that incredibly.

Freeing. Okay, so the main thing is that she is either a graduate of or a student at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Anybody with eyes knows what's been going on at SEBTS for a long time and what has been encouraged to go on at SEBTS as far as CRT and woke perspectives and a much more progressivist viewpoint.

And this is happening at all the SBC seminars, all of them, yes, including Southern. You can find all sorts of stuff there too. And it's almost expected at some of them. It's sort of like, well, yeah, we give those folks over to, it's like all of them.

So she's a student at, graduate at something at SEBTS. The scary thing is for most Christians, they listen to that and they go, well, you know, you either have to be single and celibate or married and yeah, that sounds right.

So yeah, okay. That sounds good. And it's like, did you hear what she said? She literally said, hey, as long as you're in one of those two categories, it doesn't matter what you're attracted to. You can be attracted to potted plants.

Potted plants? God's creative intention for mankind and sexuality can include potted plants? Now, my understanding is I am seeing online that she herself is same-sex attracted. I have not been able to absolutely affirm that.

Double check it, find something she wrote, something along those lines. But if that's the case, then you could understand what this is all about, sadly. And it should never be that. When you're talking about what God says about marriage, you shouldn't be the issue.

And if you make yourself the issue or you allow your sexual proclivities to determine what you're saying, there's the problem. But it should be really obvious to anyone that there is a fundamental disorder in being attracted to the same sex, being attracted to children, being attracted to animals, being attracted to houseplants.

And now today we see all of that almost every day. That is disordered. That is not part of the liberation of Christ. Oh, we're being set free. We don't have to worry about these things. This is someone coming out of Southeastern and teaching at a pastor's wives' women's conference as part of the convention itself?

And there's no drift? Yeah, there's a drift. There's a big drift. And it's sad to see. But there you go. Anyway. All right. Big topic here at the end. And I think this is vitally important. I'm going to have to be brief in my commentary.

We can expand upon this in the future. We really can. Check my email one more time here, because I emailed someone to ask them a direct question. I haven't gotten an answer yet. So I can't share that with you.

When I first saw, excuse me, somewhere within the past month or so, I saw the announcement of a Credo magazine dialogue between Matthew Barrett and Karl Truman. I really like Karl Truman. Karl Truman is brilliant.

Karl Truman is a fellow cycling enthusiast. Go Garren Thomas. Actually, I'm a Primoz Roglic guy myself. So I'm figuring he's going to win. We're talking about the Gio d 'Italia. Don't worry about it. Anyway.

But I have had to make mention in light of the Thomistic Renaissance and resourcement and whatever terminology you want to use, that Karl has gone that direction. He says 2016, he really dove into Thomas and now is a real devotee and things like that.

That's concerning to me. I mentioned I was very, very concerned when I heard a webcast he was on about a year and a half ago now with one man who's Roman Catholic, one man's Eastern Orthodox, but they are both formally Reformed.

So they have abandoned the Reformed faith for Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy. It was on that program that not only did Karl make some comments about the canon of scripture that made me go, but the main comment that he made that was very, very concerning to me was to say that it's a real struggle.

And I played this on the program. We commented on it. It's a real struggle to recognize that the men from whom you learned the most about justification by faith were wrong on the doctrine of God. And I'm pretty certain that's pretty much a straight quote, wrong on the doctrine of God.

Now on another program, he had taken shots and people thought he was taking shots at me and maybe he was, I don't know, about Neo-Sassanians, which I would be really disappointed in because no one who knows church history could ever say that.

And he knows church history. It would involve such a massive, massively unfair, well, character assassination, yes, but category error, just horrible category errors. But anyway. So when I saw the announcement that Credo was going to be having him on, I asked somebody to let me know.

Well, I didn't have to because Twitter blew up with it. And then interestingly enough, Credo Magazine started blocking everybody. I mean, anyone who has ever said anything, reviewed a Credo Magazine article said, man, these guys are really imbalanced on Thomism.

We're all blocked now, including myself. Now, Matthew Barrett had blocked me. Craig Carter blocked me. And of course, for simply disagreeing with them. I have a long block list, anybody who does profanity, people with 22 followers that question my heritage and my parents.

Yeah, they're going to get blocked. So I've got a long block list, but I don't block people like that. But Craig Carter did it based on a lie. I don't know why Matthew Barrett did it. These folks seem to be very fragile.

Very thin-skinned. Very, ooh, don't question us. Strange. Really, really is. Anyway, so the dialogue comes out. And it's not very long. There is a lot that could be commented on in it. Barrett made a comment about people and their doctrine of Christ, saying that Christ, I forget the term he used, but he was trying to make a shot at Kenosis, Matthew 24, 36, that whole stuff.

You know, the fact that I've used language that I can trace all the way back to church history type thing. Yeah, that type of thing. And that I was dealing with that text. You know, years ago, most of these guys would have said, oh, just we'll let you do that.

You know, they weren't even concerned about this stuff. Now they're the experts in all this stuff. Anyway, he didn't make a comment about that. I didn't have time to pull that one up. I might pull it up for the next one and just to make a comment about that.

But there were a few things right toward the end that I wanted to comment on today that I think are really troubling. Really troubling indeed. So let's jump into this. And again, I hope that the sound will, if the sound worked last time, no, the sound wasn't where it was supposed to be.

I'm going to try to send it where it's supposed to go. And now I'm not going to be, I have no way of knowing whether it's working or not. Um, let me see if I can get signal up here to where I can. Okay.

U .S. only on that one. Yeah. We're only going to take U .S. U .S. bids on the knife once we put that up there. Because we can't, we can't send a knife like that overseas. It'll never be seen again. And we will be banned from ever traveling to those countries, which I'm not traveling anyways.