Pastor or Motivational Speaker: Steven Furtick v Tony Robbins Charity Nelms Dead Men Walking Podcast

Welcome back to another episode of Pastor or Motivational Speaker.

Today Charity will be read random quotes and she must determine if it is a quote from a sermon by Stephen Furtick of Elevation Church or international star and motivational speaker

Tony Robbins. And here we go. It's going to be awesome.

All right, here we go. I'm so pumped. I've got nine of them right here on the pad and I'm going to read you the quote and just like the intro said, you have to tell me, is this a quote from a sermon from Stephen Furtick?

He's kind of getting a lot of attention on this podcast. I didn't plan it this way. Let's tag him in. The news we do after this.

So yeah, I didn't already have that news story before this happened. So is it a quote from a sermon of Stephen Furtick or a line from a motivational speech from Tony Robbins?

And I think most people are familiar with Tony Robbins. Pretty popular. He's known everywhere. Okay, here's the first one.

Ready? We've got nine of them. Let's see if you can get the majority of them or all of them. Transition is where transformation happens.

Sounds churchy already. Does it? Keep going. Wait, is that it? That's it. That's the whole quote.

Say it again. Transition is where transformation happens. I'm going to say that is

Stephen. That's churchy. You got it. All right. Stephen is good. We'll give you a start on that one.

I know I'm a church jargon. Okay, number two. Your past does not equal your future. I'm going to say that's

Tony. Oh my gosh. He's two for two. You guys, that is Tony. All right. I've said it in a lot of churchy sermons.

Okay. We're testing it. Number three. Identify your problems, but give your power and energy to solutions.

That's Tony. Oh, I knew you'd get that one. Yeah, that one's - Three for three. I thought this was going to be harder.

Number four. It's what you practice in private that you will be rewarded for in public.

That's absolutely church. Is it? Yeah. Whoa, it's Tony Robbins.

No. Okay, got you on that one. What you do in private will be exposed in public.

It's what you practice in private that you will be rewarded for in public. That's Tony Robbins. Oh, that's like, man, I've heard pastors say that.

Yeah. So, ready? Here's number five. So you're doing pretty good. You got three out of four so far. Number five.

Enjoy the journey because the destination is a mirage. Oh, okay.

What's his name? Steven? It's either Steven or Tony. If he's saying that, that is rough. So I'm going to have to say Tony. That was

Steven Furtick. Oh, no. Wait a minute. You're telling me this pastor - From the pulpit. Wait, wait, wait.

From the pulpit, this man who said the ending is a mirage? Yeah. Uh -oh. I'm going to mirage you.

He also likes rap music. Okay. His son's rap music. Well, I mean, I know you probably watch the Super Bowl.

Oh, my gosh. I saw a post and someone was like, it took like two seconds for all these elder millennials and Generation X to be like, finally, they got someone cool on there, not something for these old people.

Then they're like, oh, dang. We're the old people. We are now. The Eminem and the Dre. When I talk about 20 years ago,

I'm not talking about 2002. I'm talking about 92, which is 40 years ago.

That's insanity. Yikes. 2050 is closer than 1992. Let that sink in.

All right. Number six. Ready? Oh, you're on a run here. You got two wrong. Let's get back on track. All right. Audacity is not an activity.

Audacity is an approach. Tony. Oh, no. That's Steven Furtick, too. From the pulpit.

I was shocked. Okay. All right. Number seven. We got three more. Who was the lord of this church? The Kardashians?

Kind of. Yeah. They started their own church. Did they? For tax purposes. You said it so nonchalantly.

For tax purposes. I hate myself for knowing that. Look it up. Oh, my gosh.

They're going to ruin it for the rest of us. All right. Number seven. The voice you believe will determine the future you experience.

The voice you believe will determine the future you experience. Now, is that something you'd hear in a sermon?

From Steven? Is there something that Tony might say to a group of people? I actually don't hate that one. Okay. But I think that's

Steven. We got that one right. She's back on track. All right. We got two more. Okay. Number eight.

The reason we struggle with insecurity is because we compare our behind -the -scenes with everyone else's highlight reel.

That's so cheesy. It's got to be Steven. That one is

Steven. Yeah. I don't like that. Oh, no. Okay. All right. Last one. Ready? And I think, what do you have? You have one, two, three, four, five.

So you already got the majority. So you're good. Okay. This is going for six out of nine. Live life fully when you're here.

I thought you were going to say, live, laugh, love. Live, laugh, love. I was like, that's Hobby Lobby. You were right.

That was Hobby Lobby. Okay. Wait. Say it. Live life fully when you are here. Is that Tony Robbins or Steven Furtick?

Or Steven. Nope. That was Tony Robbins. Dang. Oh, man. That was good, though.

Wow. But you did get five out of the nine. So you did get the majority. But I'm outraged by some of those.

Isn't that crazy, though, how hard it is sometimes to tell the difference from someone who's supposedly preaching the word of God versus a motivational speaker?