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October Surprises and the Need for a Biblical Perspective

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Today, well, October Surprise. That's right. We are in a political season in America here, which means with an election November, we usually get something that happens early October known as the October Surprise.

What we want to do this episode is deal with some of the things that, well, they might have been October surprises, but they're definitely surprises. A lot has happened in the last two weeks here in America that is definitely going to affect things coming forward with the elections.

What I want to do here is give us a biblical perspective on some of these issues. We're going to cover Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death. California just passed a law requiring corporations to have at least a certain number of LGBT or minority, i .e., blacks on their board of corporations.

If they have nine members, they have to have at least three represented there in those categories. We're going to talk about the debate, if you want to call it that, with Trump and Biden. Then we're going to talk about the fact that President Trump now has COVID and how that may affect things.

Let's dig into this. Unfortunately, Bud is not here with me, and I was trying to get Jim Osmond to join me because he would have had some great insights, but I gave him too little notice. My bad. Sorry, Jim, but I will recommend you go get Jim's new book, God Doesn't Whisper.

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Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Politics, and Gaslighting

Let's start this episode with talking about the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. I do think that I've mentioned this before on a podcast that we have to recognize that whether we agree or disagree with her politics, obviously here on this show, we would be disagreeing with much of her politics.

Though we disagree with her politics, we can still recognize that she was a remarkable individual, remarkable legal mind, and was able to do quite a bit. Now, we would disagree. We don't like to see the way that she moved things.

It's always interesting to think that when you ask someone who is the first woman justice on the Supreme Court, most people think that it's Ruth Bader Ginsburg. In fact, I encourage you to go and ask.

Do a poll. Go and ask people who was the first woman justice. See how many people, as I did, the majority of people will say Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and yet the first one was a Ronald Reagan appointee, Sandra Day O 'Connor.

Now, this is something that we end up noticing, and it's important for us to always remember to double check things, check our facts, but also it's important for us as Christians to make sure that we're presenting things in a proper view.

In other words, why is it that everyone thinks that Ruth Bader Ginsburg was the first justice? Well, for a very simple reason. She got more attention, would be one. Two, because she's the one that would stand up and fight for what they would say is women's rights, and you end up seeing in that she had more of the reputation for being the first woman, even though she wasn't.

Now, this we end up seeing playing into a lot of different things when it comes to politics. Which of the two parties was the first party to support a ending of slavery? Which party was it that was the one that was defending those that were black?

Which is the party that had the first black representative? Which is the party that pushed for civil rights? Now, if you ask people on the streets, the majority of people think that that's the Democrat Party.

That would be incorrect. It actually was the Republican Party. You see, up until the 60s, African Americans supported overwhelmingly the Republicans, and the Democrats were the party that was the party of the KKK.

They're the party that was anti-abolition of slavery. They supported slavery. They were the party that, well, was against civil rights. The Democrats were the party that fought all the way up until, well, the 60s, really, when they ended up started to, after the civil rights, they started to see the blacks as a possible voter base, and they changed.

What they ended up doing was pushing to say that they're the party for African Americans, and the blacks, and the minorities. The reality is, what have they really done? Well, let's see. Under the Carter years, through the State Department, they started to bring in drugs, and they needed somewhere to dump it.

The State Department was basically running drugs. I don't know if you even know this, but they were running drugs for the purpose of funding wars that they were doing in Nicaragua and other places. They needed somewhere to sell them, so they were bringing them in and dropping them in black communities, destroying the black family, destroying the hard work ethic that they used to have.

The government rushed in with solutions. They came in with things like welfare and stuff like that. What did they do? What did they end up doing in the black community? Well, they ended up basically producing a new kind of slavery for votes.

It's not for plantation work. It's a new type of plantation. They're looking to get people enslaved to votes. They do not provide a future for African Americans in this country. In fact, what you end up seeing is that they will work against that.

They do everything to keep blacks from having an opportunity to excel. Then they say they're the party to helping them. Well, after all these years of the Democrats, what have the Democrats actually done for the blacks?

Well, I would say nothing. That's right, crickets. That's what they've done. They've done nothing. The thing that you end up seeing is that they ended up promoting that they're the party for the little guy, but who's their supporters?

Oh, all the billionaires, right? So, the thing that you end up seeing is that they keep the black people down. They keep them uneducated, destroy their families, do everything that will hurt them from basically being able to excel.

Then they say, don't worry, we'll cover you. We'll make it up to you. We'll take care of it, but they don't actually do anything. It's gotten to a tipping point in this country. What you end up seeing, this is the point with Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death that I think is interesting, is it shows you how marketing works.

That's really what you end up seeing in both of those cases. It's marketing. They've just been gaslighting. Are you familiar with gaslighting? So, gaslighting is the idea where you have people that tell a lie long enough that someone believes it.

This is from a where a husband was trying to convince his wife she was going crazy. He would turn lights on and say that they weren't, and she would be going nuts because he kept saying the lights weren't on.

She would see them on. He would turn them off and say they're on. He drove her crazy because he told a lie long enough that she started to believe the lie rather than the truth. That's exactly what we have going on in this country.

We see this in a whole lot of different ways. You'll see it more than just whether Ruth Bader Ginsburg was the first justice or whether the Democrats are the party of the black. You end up seeing this in a whole lot of areas now where you look at all the things that we get from the news.

Basically, what the major media news is doing nowadays is nothing but gaslighting Americans. That's all they do. They just completely lie and tell Democrat talking points over and over and over again until people believe it.

The newest one that we end up seeing is that somehow Donald J. Trump supports white supremacists. You heard that in the debate that we could get to, but the question was if he will denounce white supremacists.

Well, which of those two men was actually a member of a white supremacist organization? It wasn't Donald Trump. It was Joe Biden, which was the supporter of black supremacists today. Well, again, Joe Biden.

So you end up seeing that he's willing to sway with whatever direction. He really doesn't care about white supremacy or black supremacy. But this is what you end up seeing is that they're going to argue that it's not Joe Biden that has the issue.

It's Donald Trump. And they tell that lie long enough, hoping you believe it. So another thing with Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death that I think we do look at as Christians is the fact that here we have a woman who, though she was a Supreme Court justice, she supported basically every single agenda against God.

Why is this such an issue now in our country? Why is this sort of not really an October surprise? Because, well, October surprises are usually planned by the Democrats to throw off the Republicans, give them something they have to respond to.

And we're going to talk about one in a few minutes. But the thing that you end up seeing is it almost is an unplanned surprise because now all of a sudden the forefront of this election is going to be about who is the Supreme Court justice.

The Democrats have tried to do everything they can to prevent the law. That's really what it is. The president has the right to nominate a Supreme Court justice. The Senate has the right and responsibility to affirm or deny that justice.

And this is the way our government works. And all of a sudden, there's all kinds of talk about whether we're going to allow the rule of law, whether we're going to allow the law of the land to actually stand.

There's arguments being made to put a stop to this. There's an argument where the Democrats are saying that if Trump loses the election and the Senate, they're going to pack the courts. In other words, they're going to try to stick more people on the courts so that they will be able to get for more justices that would be Democrats.

Why? Because they need that. Now, how do we view this as Christians? Well, let's first look at the fact that we as Christians, Romans 13 and elsewhere, we submit to the government. Is the government set up the way we wish it would be?

Well, there's things in our government we don't like. We don't like that for many years now. It's been 5 -4 in the Supreme Court going against Christian views. We don't like when we see that the culture with some of the laws that is going on the books that are against Christian culture.

However, as Christians, the thing that you and I must do is to remember that we answer to God. This is the perspective change that we must have. This is what it means to strive for eternity, is to not be so fixated and focused on the here and now, this temporal life, but to be focused on eternity.

And that is going to be what, as Christians, we can do to have a different mindset when it comes to these things. I know far too many Christians that are panicking right now. They're worrying about what they see going on in the streets.

They're worrying about a civil war coming. They're worrying about all this stuff. And yes, I have the same concerns. There's people stocking up on foods. Is that wise to do? I think it might be because I'm just looking at history, looking at our culture and saying, we're going to have possible food shortages.

We might have a civil war. We might have a lot of bad things coming this way. I do believe that Christians will be under persecution very shortly. And so, as we look at these things, it can force us to be so focused on the here and now.

But what really is getting that focus to occur? Well, what's getting that to occur is a very simple thing. Fear. Fear. Now, we have fear in a couple different ways that's affecting many people. One, we are seeing that we are seeing in the news the rioting and the looting on the streets, and that causes us to worry about our future for good reason.

You know, we could look at the basically within our, for the Christians, we could look at this and say, well, it looks like we're going to be having a lot of trouble coming really soon. Like I said, I expect that we're going to have persecution.

We have fear. You can look at the culture and see that the politicians, the media are getting everyone to fear so much that wear masks. The masks don't protect you. They don't do much for you. But be afraid.

What happens when we see everyone wearing a mask? You're afraid. One of the reasons I don't want to wear a mask is because I don't want to give into the fear that is driving because the fear makes people act irrationally, and that's what we have.

58 times in the Bible, it says, do not fear. You end up seeing in Joel 2 .21, do not fear, O land, rejoice and be glad, for the Lord has done great things. I like that one because it puts the perspective.

You see, it's not just do not fear. It replaces, it's not that you should be fearing, but you should be rejoicing and be glad. Why? There's a purpose for it because of the great things that the Lord has done.

This should be the mindset for the Christian. The Christian is to be focused on the fact that we are not to fear. We are to be focused on the Lord. And when we're focused on the Lord, guess what? We're going to rejoice instead of fear.

This is the thing that you end up seeing. We have a reason not to fear. Matthew 10 .31, so do not fear. You are more valuable than many sparrows. God takes care of the sparrows, doesn't he? Well, if he can take care of the sparrows, how much more will he take care of you when you're one of his own, one of his children?

I encourage you to go through the scriptures and look at the 58 times it says, do not fear. Get a concordance out, look that up and study it and rejoice. Because right now, as of today, and I don't know her heart, but as far as we could tell right now, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, oh, she didn't fear on earth.

She didn't fear God, which she should have, but she is in a world of hell right now. And we don't want that for anyone. And this is the thing for Christians. We should be about the purpose of sharing the gospel.

So one of the things I see with Ginsburg's death that has different ramifications, I could get into the political aspect of it with the fact that she's being replaced, hopefully, with a very conservative pro-life candidate.

Now, does this mean that abortion is going to end? Unfortunately, I doubt it. I do not believe, and I would be glad to be wrong on this. Please be wrong. I don't think we're ever getting rid of abortion.

Why? Because it is something that the Democrats have created as the linchpin that keeps their party together, that keeps people emotionally voting. Crazy to think about. Crazy to think about that they want to be the party of death.

That should tell you something right there, shouldn't it? So after this break, I would like to move into discussing a new law in California.

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California’s Corporate Board Quotas and Religious Liberty

All right, and that Echo Zoi is a member of the Christian Podcast Community, so I encourage you to check that out. What I want to do now is talk about a law that Governor Newsom in California just signed.

This is a troublesome law. So, the Democrat lawmakers there in California passed a law that states, quote, while some corporations have already been leading the way to combat implicit bias, now all California corporate boards will reflect the diversity of our state, unquote.

Now, let's think about that. They're going to force the diversity. How? Well, they're going to force it that you end up having to have one representative that is LGBT and one that is a minority race. Now, minority race is not counted as minorities in the country because Asians are not considered minority, even though there's less of them in America than blacks.

But blacks are a minority. Now, you sit there and say, wait a minute, minority by definition is fewer. Yes, but we don't count it that way anymore. You see, this is again to that gaslighting. We say something over and over.

I remember when my were going to college and I was trying to get them scholarships being a minority. Why? Because they are Asian. And I was told, sorry, Asians are not a minority. They do fine in school.

And I went, excuse me, that's not how we define minority. Minority means less than others, like less than something. It's a comparison. No, it's based on your privilege. We would use the today that they would argue.

And so the fact that the Asians take family serious, education serious, they work hard, they don't need a handout. Well, why not encourage the others to do the same versus getting a handout? Right. I mean, we would say that.

So they want to force the state boards, anyone that has a corporation to force them in diversity that matches the state. Now, it's interesting because when you look at the demographics of California, you look at this bill, every board has to have one LGBT.

So if you're a board of, say, two people, one of them must be a homosexual. The other one must be a minority race. So are you saying that 100 percent of the demographic of California, half of them are gay and the other half are black?

Obviously not. In fact, if you have a board of nine people, this law is going to require you have at least three representatives from one of those two groups. So Governor Newsom is saying that a third of all of the state of California are homosexuals or black.

You see, let me bring this a little bit closer to home for us as Christians. We end up having to ask the question, what defines a corporation? The reason I ask this, and I'm waiting to see more on this bill that just passed and see how it's going to be applied, because every non-profit, in other words, a 501c3 is a corporation.

By definition, every church is a corporation because every church by definition fits under a 501c3. They basically have a clause when you look at the 501c3 laws, churches automatically are put into a 501c3 category, whether or not they request it.

So that would say that every church needs to have one homosexual on the board and a minority race, really. We should be seeing some outrage about this in California, and I'm not seeing it. Why am I not seeing it?

Because this is flying under the radar, because all the other things everyone's afraid about. I think that's why Newsom put this in now, to have these quotas basically forcing businesses, and I think it may end up coming down to churches on who they can have.

So if you have nine pastors in a pastor-led church in California, you're going to have to have at least three of them to be practicing homosexuals or minority race. So I think of a church like Grace Community Church, where they have 45 different pastors.

I wonder how many of them, how many of those are going to have to be either minority race or homosexual? And so this is a way that we end up seeing. This is just the beginning, folks. We're going to see more of this, where we're going to see that the Democrats are going to do things like this, where they are going to continue to try to stop the church.

How many churches are going to be willing in California to hire someone who's homosexual just to have their church? I mean, can you picture John MacArthur, Grace Community Church doing that? Yeah, I don't think so.

He's already putting up a fight with Newsom and winning in the courts, by the way. Let me give you a sidebar with that since I mentioned that, give you a little insight. Really interesting thing. I don't know if you guys heard what's going on with Grace Community Church.

John MacArthur's standing up to the governor and saying, look, we have a constitutional right to meet, and we're going to do that. You don't have the right to restrict us. This is going to court. And it went to a court hearing, and the church won, and the city got upset.

So for 45 years, the church has been leasing two parking lots, and it gives them about 250 parking spots. And they have been doing that for 45 years, paid millions of dollars over the years for these parking lots.

And the city just said, nope, we're ending the lease. You have 30 days, that's it, done. And so you're losing 250 parking spots, which in that area, if you're not familiar with the area where the church is, parking is a premium.

Those parking lots are actually pretty far from the church. You have to walk a pretty good distance, but people do it every week. And so right now, because they're having to do services outside, their main parking lot's covered with a tent so that people can be outside for services.

And they have some inside so that they can have the social distancing and not have as many people. They're doing that. Well, guess what? For years, there's been a synagogue right up the street from them.

And that synagogue, they've actually reached out to the synagogue for a couple years saying, is there any way we could use your parking lot on Sunday since you use it on Saturday? And they really haven't gotten far with the synagogue.

But the synagogue, seeing John MacArthur stand up, said, you know what? They contacted the church with everything going on and said, would you like to use our synagogue? And oh, by the way, if you want, you could even use the building.

And now they're able to start doing things in that building as an overflow, rather than going into the parking lot that they have. So see, this is something that they gave up reaching out to the synagogue years ago.

And now the synagogues reach out to them. Why? Because they're standing up for the truth. And this is a sidebar. I didn't plan on that. But that's the thing that you end up seeing is that when you stand up for the truth, as I think that church is doing, they're being honored by God.

God is opening some opportunities there. And they're able to do more than they thought they'd be able to. So as many of us thought this lease was a horrible thing, God opened it up. God, by the doctrine of concurrence, that's when God can use man's sinful actions for his glory.

That was in play. You see, that doctrine played out the clearest in the life of Joseph, where Joseph will say to his brothers, you meant it for evil, but God meant it for good. That is the doctrine of concurrence.

So how does this play with the CAA law? Well, I think this California law may end up forcing churches, definitely going to force businesses, but force churches to have to have people on their board just based on color of skin or sexual preference.

Is that how we as a church select pastors? We need to think about these things because these things are going to come up and we need to fight this as a religious liberty issue. This is constantly what is going on.

They keep coming after the church. Now, let me tell you what's going to end up happening. My guess. They're going to say this doesn't affect the church. This is only going to be for nonprofit corporations.

And they say that today. But you watch because that is going to quickly become something that they apply to the nonprofits. Soon as it's accepted, soon as people accept this law and see that it's in play and now it's law land and it's enforced, they're going to start expanding it.

Happens all the time. It's this trickle effect. As Christians, we need to stand up for truth. And what I find too many Christians will do is say, well, this only affects the businesses, so we could let it go.

It won't affect the church. It will eventually. But by the time you wake up to fight it in the church, it's too late because it already became the law of the land. Oh, so many people would say, well, it's not a big deal.

It's that affects other people and it affects other people today. But as Christians, we stand up for truth. That's what we stand up for. And it doesn't matter if that truth is a small one or a big one.

And this is the thing that we have to do as Christians. So that's part of the reason I don't want to wear a mask because the truth is the mask isn't going to protect you. In fact, they don't want you to wear an N95 mask anymore.

You don't hear that from the left. When Trump was talking about masks, it was the N95 mask. What they want to talk about is these masks that you see everyone wearing, the cheap masks that don't really do much.

In fact, 15 minutes of breathing into that mask, it breaks down and does almost, well, I wouldn't say almost nothing, but it's not going to prevent you from getting COVID. But you know what you can't, you cannot have a vented mask, which would protect you.

If you had a vented mask, like an N95 mask, that's going to protect you, what you breathe in because it's filtered. You can't wear those. What does that say? They're saying that they don't want you to protect yourself.

You're supposed to somehow protect others with a mask that actually breaks down. And when you sneeze or something, it's going to, the germs are going to come straight through it. You go, well, then why wear the mask?

Exactly. It's for fear. And that was, I actually was going to do a podcast episode arguing that we should wear masks. And my argument was going to be to share the gospel. I just think that not wearing a mask causes everybody to look at you in fear.

And they do. That's what it's come to, that they're afraid of anybody who doesn't wear a mask. And I was in a meeting with John MacArthur, about 250 of us, I think, where he was trying to encourage pastors to stand up for truth.

And he convinced me. I admit, Dr. Silvestro, who never wears a mask, who was going to challenge me on my argument for wearing a mask for the gospel's sake. And I said, nope, MacArthur convinced me. Why?

Because it's a lie. We're wearing a mask to further encourage fear in people. And that's what we end up having. And so that's why I don't wear them. Now, I want to get to the debates. And I'll.

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The Trump-Biden Debate, Media Bias, and Civil Discourse

He ended up debating both the moderator, Chris Wallace, and Biden, the opponent. Now, I'll say right from the get-go. First, I do not believe that Donald Trump is a Christian. Shocker! I mean, some people are horrified.

Some people, I think, really believe he is. He's not. So, what you end up seeing, though, is he was completely rude and unpresidential in that debate. Now, not to give Biden a pass because he was interrupting just as much, but notice he interrupted differently.

Well, maybe not just as much. I mean, Trump did a lot of interrupting at the end. So, what it did was it gave you the impression that Trump did more, and he did, but Biden's words, Biden's words, interruptions were meant for the watching audience.

Okay, what do I mean by that? Trump's interruptions were to interrupt Biden to get him to answer questions that Trump knew Chris Wallace wouldn't answer and to force, try to force an actual debate on issues that Biden's going to have trouble on.

Biden, his comments, if you listen to his interruptions, they were under his breath. They were purposefully quiet so that it would be picked up by the mic and not Trump. Now, there were some times that Biden got upset and ended up calling him a clown twice, told him to shut up.

Again, not presidential. I mean, based on that action, both of them would disqualify themselves. It really is. The thing that you end up seeing is they both acted poorly, and Chris Wallace wasn't any better.

It was pathetic. I literally was embarrassed for our country watching that. Now, you ended up seeing that this is something that ends up happening in these debates. What I would love to see in the debates, I want to get rid of the moderator.

I really would. Just let these guys ask each other questions. If you have a moderator, it's only to manage time. That's it. Just here you go. President Trump, ask your question. Vice President Biden, you have two minutes to answer.

Boom. I would actually say that you don't have a time limit on debates. Have it go until they're done asking questions. If you need to cap it at four hours, five hours, something like that. Don't tell me people can't do that.

We do YouTube videos longer than that sometimes. We do Apologetics live shows, and we have hundreds of people tuning in for that long. I'm sorry. I know that people will have that much of an attention span.

What you end up seeing, the Lincoln-Douglas debates is an example. That is what we should do. Have them get up and ask. If one of them doesn't answer, question gets asked again. Just expose. Trump ended up doing that.

He ended up saying to Biden, he said, name one law enforcement agency that endorses you. He should have shut his mouth at that point and let the dead silence be enough. But Chris Wallace, the moderator, saves him.

Well, let's change topics. Really? Make him answer that question. How about the question that he is yet to answer and actually in the debates that he wouldn't answer when Trump asked him, will you stack the courts?

What was his answer? I'm not going to answer that. Well, in a debate, I'm not going to answer that isn't a valid answer. The moderator should have shut his mouth and said, either let him answer, or if he did say anything, he should have said, Vice President Biden, please answer the question.

He didn't. He defended him and said, let's change topics. The questions that were asked show again the gaslighting. The question was asked to President Trump, will you denounce white supremacists? Well, President Trump has a history of denouncing white supremacists.

And he's like, name them. Who? Which groups? Because those aren't the groups that are riding on the streets. That's right. It's not the white supremacists riding on the streets. It's the black supremacists riding on the streets.

And like I said, who is it that was a member of a white supremacist organization? Biden. There was no question to Biden whether he would denounce white supremacists. There was no question. Well, it was a question that came from Trump.

Will you denounce Antifa and other terrorist organizations? Right. Black Lives Matter and Antifa are a terrorist organization. Why is that a valid question? Because if you go to Antifa's website and you go to donate to them, it sends you to the Biden campaign.