I Just Got Burned!

Hello, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Justin Peters. I hope that this finds you and your family doing well today.

I want to thank you so much for joining me for this podcast. Today is much more on the lighter side of things.

Many of you who know me know that one of my dearest friends is a man named Jim Osmond. He is the pastor of Kootenai Community Church in Sandpoint, Idaho.

And a couple of months ago, he had another one of my dear friends named Kosti Hinn come and preach at a conference that Kootenai Community Church was hosting and on the

Word of Faith, the Prosperity Gospel. Of course, Kosti is Benny Hinn's nephew and Kosti was saved out of that movement.

So, Kosti was preaching at this conference and at the end of the day, I believe this was on a

Saturday, at the end of the day after his messages, then Jim just did a Q &A session with Kosti and my name came up.

So, without any further delay, I think you might enjoy this. Watch this. Well, if I leave,

I'll have no family. I'll have no money. I'll have no food. I'll have no friends. I can't pay rent. And so, now you forsake all for Christ.

But I still, like people, there was a safety net. They're like, move out here.

We'll help you. Okay. But even then it wasn't like, hey, we'll save you from heresy.

It was like, whatever. It's Kosti. It's cool. It only came out after. So, I don't know anyone else who did it, but I bet they're out there and I bet they're wondering.

There's got to be someone going, I'm done. Maybe one day they'll call you.

Can I move to Sandpoint? Live in somebody's front yard? I'll pitch a tent. They're likely to call me for sure.

Not Kosti. I called Justin. I knew stability when I saw it. That guy.

You haven't seen him walk then, have you? That is the definition of lack of stability.

And you're allowed to say that. He tells me I should write

Hallmark cards. When Jim texted me that,

I literally LOL'd. I literally laughed out loud. I thought that was one of the funniest things

I've ever heard him say. And I've heard him say a lot of funny things. And before you think, oh, how can Jim say that?

That's so politically incorrect, whatever. I call myself a little white cripple boy all the time.

I am not politically correct. I don't mind the term crippled or anything like that because that's what

I am. And so Jim and I have that kind of relationship and you're not going to offend me if you refer to me as handicapped or crippled even.

It doesn't bother me in the least. So, I thought it was funny. I hope you do too. Jim is a great, great guy.

Fantastic preacher. He's written some good books and I will put links to Jim's website where you can get his books as well as Kosti's website where you can get

Kosti's resources down there below in the description because Kosti has several books as well.

And he is also a fine man and a fine preacher of the Word of God. I have a great deal of respect for both of these men.

And I thought that was funny. So, I hope you did too. And thank you very much, dear ones, for this rather light -hearted video.

Until our next time together, may the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of His Holy Spirit be with you all.

I called Justin. I knew stability when I saw it. That guy.