Upcoming Debate Thoughts, Jesse Duplantis, Thabiti Anyabwile

Debate Preparation and the Thesis on Gay Christian Identity

Welcome to the dividing line. My name is James White. We're coming to you live from well, Mannheim, Pennsylvania actually Cease-desist. You know when you click the stop button, it's supposed to stop.

We're coming to you live from Mannheim, Pennsylvania the conference Begins this evening I'm the opening speaker. So I've got a lot to do yet today. So I'm not guaranteeing a full hour. We might go the full hour.

We'll see. But then tomorrow I believe I'm calling correctly 3 p .m. Eastern Times. I'd be noon back in Arizona on the West Coast. We will have the debate. I don't know yet I hope to find out tonight whether the debate with Gregory Coles will be live-streamed.

I'm sure the place has the capacity to do it. The question is whether the Conference wants to spend that kind of money on live-streaming. It can be very expensive. I Don't know. We'll find out I hope it is but if it isn't obviously it will be recorded and we'll get it posted as quickly as possible for you and Just a reminder if you're not aware the topic of the debate the thesis of the debate, which I will be denying is gay Christian a Biblically acceptable identity for a member of Christ Church, so gay Christianity side be Christian specifically, dr. Coles is Committed to a celibacy but also believes that he is a part of the LGBTQ community and that homosexual orientation gay identity is innate and unchangeable and So there you go I Could I've got a really good idea where everything's gonna be going to our afternoon.

But my goal in it is a gracious but firm Clarification of Biblical categories and a warning to the church because man evangelical churches are just falling all over this. Because it gives them a way out they don't have to take the unpopular position.

Covetousness, Sanctification, and the Limits of Psychological Categories

But that the acceptance of Psychological categories of identities sexual identities that are innate and unchanging is Unbiblical and devastating to those who actually desire a Fundamental change now, dr. Coles will say I've always wanted as a child as a young person I was always wanted to change so that's not that that doesn't fit me.

But the point is if you say That a homosexual orientation he doesn't like the term homosexual, but what I grew up with and it's accurate. If you if you tell the world that the gospel cannot change your desires.

What are you saying about the gospel. What are you saying? And this could be the example that I use to the covetous person the person who is always who is in a constant state of Unhappiness. Because others have more or different things than I possess.

There are people like that. There are a lot of people like that and There are a lot of people like that and pastorally we deal with people struggling with covetousness greed All the time. So What happens when you come across someone who says?

Well, I am committed. I Believe that God made me as a covetous person. But I simply commit myself to not acting on my covetousness. But I'm going to live my life and I'm actually gonna say God made me this way.

What do you do with that. Well first Corinthians chapter 6 verses 9 through 11 says such were some of you and covetousness is specifically listed and so Paul believed That that could change. You were washed you were sanctified you were justified.

Name Lord Jesus Christ Spirit of our God. So there you have what often is a settled disposition in a person's life. Constantly looking at what other people have desiring what other people have doesn't mean you act on it but that's your orientation and.

And Paul says such were some of you not such are some of you so. Would covetous Christian be an appropriate designation because it is a mindset. It is a desire for something and God says no to. How is that different from homosexuality.

The only way To make the argument for side B Christianity is to say the Bible's categories are insufficient. We didn't Paul didn't know what we know today and that that's the. That's the same thing the revisionists say about you know in the 1946 movie, and I ran into a guy and on Twitter.

And that was that was his stick that was his deal. Was you people are so ignorant this guy wouldn't wouldn't know What the Greek or Hebrew terms were his life depended on it. He's just he is a YouTube theologian, you know.

He saw a video on YouTube and he knows everything now, but that's the revisionist perspective is that the The writers of the New Testament simply didn't have the knowledge that we have today and so we got to cut him slack but that also means we have to look at what they gave us as.

Being significantly less authoritative than the Christian Church has always viewed it as so. My so what I'm saying is my hope for the debate is To provide a discussion and And this is what this is the usefulness of debates in my opinion is that you've got the other side involved.

So it's not just one side Lecturing about something it's both sides interacting. I want it to be Respectful gracious yet firm and clarifying. That's my prayer. It takes two people to Make a debate work in that way and As far as I can tell dr. Coles should Be cooperative in that effort.

I do expect him to focus significantly more upon his own experience and The Nate Collins Preston Sprinkle Gregory Cole's Perspective and I realized for most people these names aren't necessarily Ringing any bells and honestly, I've learned new names myself over the past two months because this field Grows and develops and I don't I just I can't.

I Don't know anybody could keep up with the amount of material being published and and I I mentioned to a dear friend yesterday on the phone discussing this I said I think trying to keep up with Everything that's being published would be spiritually damaging to anybody.

The reading I had to do for the initial writing of the same-sex controversy, which I sadly found out yesterday. It's currently out of stock Bethany house. They tried to order them to have at the debate and they didn't have any that makes me wonder to be honest with you.

Um I'll have to contact Bethany about that. But The just the reading I had to do back in 2000 2001 just for that and it's the amount of literature has exploded in the past 20 years. But even then that was spiritually oppressive.

Was spiritually oppressive it I don't know how anybody deals with this stuff on a on a regular basis. It's It's tough so that's. Now, you know what my prayer for tomorrow afternoon would be if you want to pray toward those ends as well Beseech our Heavenly Father to give that blessing it because it would be a blessing Upon the church.

I think to have that kind of resource available. But At the same time we live in a day where? So much of the professing church has already collapsed on this. And again professing profound professing and believing are two different things.

That yeah things are It's different situation. So I wanted to I saw this clip Let me let me mention I'm following protestia and I've some of you probably are familiar with that term and associated with People from the past who are no longer associated with protestia.

Useful resource has become a really useful resource. I met one of the primary people who are still working with protestia and trying to Keep it viable in a post JD Hall way in essence and Had a nice conversation and I've following them now even did the little thing where my browser will tell me when they post stuff because they really dig up some very very interesting material and Don't always agree with the commentary, but generally generally you do and This one I don't remember honestly Whether this came across with where this is woke preacher clips or protestia.

I was just looking at a protestia thing so maybe that's why I was thinking about but I wanted to mention that as well that if you have sort of avoided that Source because of its history you might want to give them another look Because the folks there are trying to do something good.

Word-Faith Heresy and the Misuse of Scripture

Um, I I Don't play a lot of the Wild and wacky Word faith stuff on this program. We we did years and years ago You know, I did some series is Wow long long time ago on the word-faith movement and Kenneth Copeland and and Hagen and and people like that.

I mean Copeland's got to be getting up there He's really got to be getting up there. I I remember Driving to school Because of a school construction stuff and I I had to go a long ways to high school.

I was supposed to go to Greenway High School that was closest high school, but they Arbitrarily drew a line down a street. And so for my freshman year and half of my sophomore year I had half an hour bus rides to and from school and All the way down to Independence it was a long ways from where we lived and Then I got my driver's license in the middle of my sophomore year December my sophomore year and Because Of the fact that my dad was a manager of a radio station we had something called trade outs where We would do advertising for a gas station and then I could just go in fill up This would be this would be worth a lot of money today But back then was only 49 cents a gallon.

So But I could just go in and Fill up the brown bomb. That's what we called. It was a brown bomb. It was a 1972 so it wasn't all that old. It's a 72 Buick LeSabre, but it had been in an accident and it Big old dent along the side and and you know, it was a beat-up used car.

But had a v8 a Buick v8 That eventually we had this. Whoever we gave it to we gave it to a friend of rich eventually called named Paige. I think we had to take it out in the desert and shoot it because it.

That that motor would not die. I mean that it only got When it was tuned up and had fresh plugs and stuff like that got about 12 miles of the gallon at best normally more like 10 sad thing. Thing is it was Yeah.

My truck gets better mileage pulling my 6 .6 liter turbo diesel truck gets better mileage pulling an 11 ,000 pound fifth wheel. Got in that in that old thing. Yeah here comes signal. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, you're you're are you trying to is okay?

Rich is trying to argue with me about my own car. Okay, and and he. So I'm not sure what he means by 455 Wildcat. I can assure you. I know what was in the Buick LeSabre now. We also had I also you know, we were poor as church mice when my wife and I got married and I did buy a Ford Thunderbird that had a 450 in it I think was huge.

I think was made out of metal. I don't know what it weighed. It was ugly indestructible. My wife even to this day says she enjoyed driving because she wasn't afraid of anything around her. Because it was a real car.

And and it got about eight miles to the gallon too. But the Buick LeSabre the brown bomb had a 350 v8. I know that I worked on it. I there's no question about it. And if you're thinking it was a four to five Wildcat you are in error.

And there's nothing you can do about because you don't have a microphone. And you can't break in and anything else. So Anyway, oh he said he's saying okay. Oh, believe me. I do know this anyways. All this to say I started driving to school in December my sophomore year.

And I'd normally just have I mean I didn't even have a cassette tape Player in the car. It just had an AM FM radio I think I eventually had one put in once I started I started working that year. So I'd literally have a cassette tape recorder from Radio Shack on the seat next to me.

I'd listen to the Imperials and Christian music and stuff like that but once a while, I'd turn on the local radio station the local Christian station and Normally during my drive to school Kenneth Hagen would be on and I Did I just you know, I wasn't any expert on anything yet.

I was a sophomore in high school but man, I could tell when somebody was out to lunch and it was Fascinating to listen to this guy and what he believed and what he'd teach and all the rest that kind of stuff.

So Not much has changed. I mean it was obvious back. Then they were just making money off of people and They still are and I feel sorry for simple-minded Religious people I won't necessarily say Christians though.

I'm certain there have been Christians who've been taken in by these folks who just Give Away their money and these people burn it and they brag about how many millions I think one guy recently I saw something someone claiming they had burned through two billion and that that was that was other people's money given to them to do nothing, but So I don't we did do stuff.

We did some series on you know, though It's been so long ago that I I wouldn't claim to be able to do these series as again but the the sources that these people drew from and their Heresies regarding who Jesus was and what happened after his death and did a lot of that kind of stuff.

So when this Clip showed up and again the more I think about it the more I'm thinking it was Let me let me see here Because it might actually show this Back up. Oh, it's a Oh Back up. It was protesting.

Okay, it was protesting. I was able I was able to go far enough to see protest you have posted this But this is Jesse Duplantis not I don't remember him back in my high school years. He certainly looks old enough to have been around he probably was.

But what these people say what they get away with is Is just truly astonishing. It really really is and so if you didn't see this I thought I would play this just to remind you of the the fact that Much of what calls it because the world would look at something like this and say this is an evangelical and that's why that term doesn't necessarily have a whole lot of Communicative value to it but here's Jesse Duplantis and Let's just let's just yeah, let's let's take a look at what he has to say and Well, just just prepare yourself.

We have been taught for millenniums and centuries Or how bad our flesh is and we thought if we would beat it to pieces Subject it hard That God would be pleased yet. The Bible said present your bodies a living sacrifice.

Okay. What does that have to do with what you just said present your bodies a living sacrifice. That that means denying the flesh? Taking up your cross. What does that have to do with the biblical testimony.

That yes, our flesh is evil and you have original sin and you have Total depravity. Just think there's not things they really believe in. But it's just so common they they claim a position of authority and.

And then they think they can just simply quote any Bible verse they want and just expect people to believe whatever it is they're saying. And that's what you just did that you heard people. Amen. Sent your body a living sacrifice.

How is that relevant? They don't have to worry about how that's relevant. That doesn't really matter all that much.

And that's Very very very troubling. I can know that Christmas is not a time factor. It's an eternity. Right this time Christ in us is the dwelling place of God. Whoo, the place of revelation. Hmm the meeting place of God and man, you know where you want to know where God and man meets.

Even with my red shoes on what you think of them Santa Claus shoes. So When you see that God and man meets inside of you. Okay.

First of all Rich used to have those shoes. You did you did you had a pair of shoes like that. You're gonna ruin the day when you gave me full power. Because you you can't defend yourself now, there's nothing you can do you can get back at me when I get home.

But there's nothing you do about right now because you cannot there's nothing it's not connected up. You can't can't get in. So, yes rich used to have those shoes. I'm not sure when he gave him to Jesse but There you go.

But Here you have and there's some Christmas lights in the background. So obviously this was from back around the holiday and You really start getting an idea of just how Categorically heretical the word-faith movement is when they confuse the unique Aspects of the incarnation with themselves.

The sinless Son of God Fully God and fully man Does not cease to be God. Obviously and here we go again as everyone has to affirm there are certain aspects of the Son's glory That are veiled for the purpose of fulfilling his ministry.

His glory is only fully seen in the amount of transfiguration briefly. But he's absolutely unique and Never does anyone in the New Testament make the category errors that these people To where hey, you're just like Jesus.

We are we are said to be in Christ and therefore Through our participation with him Graciously adopted as sons of God that does not make us little gods like these people frequently teach. But it does give us the opportunities that Adoption provide to us, but there's a massive category error in the thinking of the word-faith movement and So this is where God and man meet in you know in Christ.

In Christ now as long as we are in him then all those benefits of grace are given to us that doesn't ever change is the the focus that the there is only one God man and There is only one place where God and man meet in fullness and that is in the God man in Jesus Christ and all the Stuff about Christmas and and everything else doesn't change any of that.

And he doesn't dwell in an ugly place. Let me say it again Christ in us is the dwelling place. Christ in us is the dwelling place of God the place of revelation. The meeting place of God and man. Whoo, and that's something.

And the Word Was made flesh. Why did God want to get inside of us. Because we were just that good. When he created he never wanted to become an angel. Think about that. He never wanted to become a serapin.

That's the winged whoo six wings. He never wanted to become an archangel. He never wanted to become anything. He ever created till he created us. Now I'm all shocked me somebody man. Why. Cuz we were perfection.

Yeah, well We were made good, but here's what happens when you don't have Sound theology. This man doesn't believe in original sin. He doesn't believe in total depravity. And so Even as we were made we remained creatures now We are made in the image of God.

That's it is the redemption of the creature made in the image of God that glorifies The triune God it's all about God's self glorification. It's not about us and it's not about us being perfection. You won't find that anywhere in Scripture that is a I Don't know these these folks must not read Jeremiah for example.

Some of the most Soul searing Convicting passages of Scripture that Demonstrate the human condition found the book of Jeremiah. I Just they just must hit hop through it find a verse here they can twist and then get out of it as quickly as possible because you can't walk through Jeremiah and Think that this kind of foolishness Means anything at all.

But but there you have there you have word-faith foolishness right there at his best.

Let us make man in our image. What's a man? What is man that thou would mindful of him? That's why he said present your bodies a living sacrifice. Why cuz I live in there.

What Look that has that's not what Paul was talking about. It's not even close. It's not even the same zip code. Cuz I'm living in there. I mean there is look there is an amazing element of The Holy Spirit of God dwelling inside Believers, there's that is amazing amazing condescension on the part of the Spirit of God to dwell within human beings Who still have abiding sin?

I mean only possible. Because of the perfect righteousness of Jesus Christ has nothing to do with us being perfect. It has everything to do with God's condescension. Nothing to do with what these guys are talking about and Hopefully you can see just the The breadth of the destructiveness of the conclusions of this kind of eisegetical.

Pick a verse here pick a verse there. Don't worry about exegesis just Quote something and hope enough people say amen that you get away with it just think of the impact of that kind of thinking and How it damages the Bible's teaching about how we're to live the Christian life.

How would understand God's purpose how we're to endure suffering? That's why you're not supposed to endure suffering. Suffering isn't for us in this life. That's the word faith garbage again but It is It's really hard to have any type of respect whatsoever for these people because the damage they do.

Truly amazing truly amazing. So quit thinking you're bad. Cuz you're not God don't live in the ghetto of mankind.

So there you go. You're not bad. You're not bad. I can't help but think of that incredible Paragraph in the Eternal marriage manual from the LDS Church because there's a lot of connections Level of heresy of Mormonism and the level of heresy of the word faith movement and There's that one couple sentence paragraph that I've pointed to many many times.

You were never Created and you cannot be destroyed. You are an eternal being that was that was the Mormon assertion and Here you've got You're not bad. And and you think about you know, Paul's the depth of Paul's recognition of his own sin outside of Christ.

The fact that the crisis is all in all that the only righteousness we have is a righteousness that comes from Christ and these men have no concept of that and You know when you're bragging about how many hundreds of millions or billions of dollars you burn through your conscience is pretty much seared anyways.

So it's not overly shocking or surprising. But What what astonishing Heresy is to be found in the word faith movement. It really is amazing. Oh.

Evidently, he thinks you a mansion. Oh. Not a trailer. It ain't nothing wrong with a trailer. But a mansion. And begin to understand my human life began. See, let me say again when Jesus was born the possibilities of human nature began to be realized.

Now, how did that happen in Christ? We breathe a new air. What happened. We have crossed the new boundary line. So I'm gonna say something shocking when you see me. You see the Father. You see the Son.

You see the Holy Ghost. You see God incarnate. It's called incarnation.

Okay. Yeah. When you see me, you see the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit. It's called incarnation. Is It any wonder that those who have been raised on this kind of teaching Struggle massively to have any knowledge at all of what the Bible says about suffering about What Christian duty is?

They have no foundation to actually engage with the key issues of our day With abortion and and everything that comes along with it because they've been given this twisted Perverted view of things it it truly is amazing to listen To this kind of stuff now.

Social Justice, Public Policy, and the Collapse of Consensus

I have another video here. I'm not sure this one's gonna work quite as well Now that I'm looking at it I got to work earlier, but I'm not sure how this is gonna work. Some of you know that I have the distinction of having Once spoken at a conference with the BD Anya wheelie if I recall correctly, it was 2008.

I Know it was in Canada. I think it was Toronto and At that time there were no Social justice issues. You hadn't had Trayvon Martin you didn't have Any of that stuff that started You know what about six years later?

That began the woke divide and Both of us were dealing With the subject of Islam and so we spoke on Islam and we complimented each other's presentations and You know when you had the Q &A then we're answering in the same way and there was There was great unity Because we were focused outward and we were focused on what united us.

Now you listen to the BD and You know all of us Are addressing topics today that we did not address in 2008. Uh that's necessary. Nothing can be done about it because things have changed. You can't ignore what happened between about 2014 and 2020 the growing divide the 2018 Martin Luther King stuff.

You can't ignore all that and then the Exacerbating Events of COVID and what has happened from 2020 onward and I for one I'm sad saddened by these divisions Scripture says they're necessary. But that doesn't change the fact that I Miss the harmony and unity.

And in fact what it does is it makes me all the more thankful for the harmony and unity that I still have With men that I worked with not only in 2008 but much earlier. One of the things I was looking at my phone was a text message That I had just gotten in reference to Yeah The debate coming up tomorrow and It's from Jeff Neal my dear co-author of the book.

That's not not out of print. It's just not in stock at Bethany house, unfortunately and he just remembered that the debate was coming up and so he was texting me to Say he'll be praying for the event and stuff like that.

So Those relationships you have that have lasted for decades. I mean he and I became friends in the 80s, so 80s does not feel like that long ago for me, but it's It's getting to be a while while back.

We're getting a little long in the tooth and So those relationships are great. So I do mourn The unity That we had in reaching out to Muslims. But you listen to where Thabiti is today and Am I talking about things differently than I once did in a sense?

I Wasn't really thinking about these categories. We weren't forced until The woke movement to really start thinking through What was the foundation of the unity that I had with Thabiti? Thabiti's a black man Didn't really even register with me as being relevant to The fact that he and I were both reaching out to Muslims anything like that.

Now today you have to think about all that stuff and you have to factor all that stuff in because that has become the very essence of things and So woke preacher clips Track down some some stuff from Thabiti and.

I hear guys talking about on the sort of white evangelical side. Talking about how nervous they are about the social gospel. I'm like that ain't. You making enemies of something that doesn't have to be enemies, right?

Yeah, but I can't. I Can't stop it once I click it.

So All right, so I'm gonna do is I'm gonna Click it and then as quick as I can. I'll find a way to make it full screen. But you'll just have to listen to the part you just listen to while I'm trying to get it full screen.

Then I can shift over to it. I Don't see any other way to do it. It's in a tweet. And so it's. It's just the way it is. I'll do the best I can here.

All right. When I hear guys talking about on the sort of white evangelical side talking about how nervous they are about the social gospel I'm like that ain't You making enemies of something that doesn't have to be enemies, right?

Yeah, yes, we must come to christ and repentance and faith if we are going to be saved. That's the solution to one question one issue. But we still have to sort of give attention to other issues. And questions for which individual conversion is not the answer.

We have to make public policy. We ought to make just public policy. We have to distribute distribute resources. We ought to distribute resources in a just and equal way. Now there's a whole bunch of debate we can have about what justice looks like.

And I don't pretend to have the answers to that. But it seems to me to be a significant category mistake to always sort of default to questions of individual accountability for God to God in the context of salvation as a way of just sort of waving away Not only historical but present injustices that are cultural and systemic and broad scale that need redress if We're actually just people because a justified people ought to be a just people, too.

Okay, now what's interesting to me Unless I'm mistaken and I could be I think that was Preston Sprinkle in the center Who if you don't know who he is Center for Faith sexuality and gender I think is the name of it Dr. Coles is one of his people there.

In fact, I If I'm understanding things correctly They're based in Idaho and dr. Coles moved out there to work with that particular center. So that's. That's what I think is going on there, but I could be wrong I didn't say that specifically.

So, you know, maybe an error about that. But it wouldn't shock me because this is this is the genre that we're dealing with here and You know when he's talking about when he when he makes the statements that he does about social justice and redistribution.

You know, you hear him saying what he would have said what would that be 15 years ago about the need for personal Commitment of faith to Jesus for your personal salvation. But that's not enough. We need to make public policy, etc, etc.

You're hearing that all over the place. They aren't you? I you're hearing a lot of people saying that but from different differing perspectives and One, you know, the first thing that crosses my mind when I hear someone saying something like that is What is the what what's the presupposition here?

What what's foundation is he functioning and The answer to that question as far as I can tell was not How How does the church glorify God through obedience to his will. How does the church Speak to the issues that Jesus Would be concerned about or is he simply saying?

Jesus we concerned about our social justice issues. And Then you then you turn Jesus into a social justice warrior and things like that. But from a biblical perspective from the Bible's perspective The Jesus revealed in Scripture not the Jesus that we create looks just like our favorite social justice warrior the real issue that should be being asked and This continues to be a relevant issue amongst reformed people amongst conservative evangelicals.

What how is God to be glorified in Everything that we are facing within our culture today. That's not an easy question to answer always and I at least appreciated that the BD said, you know, I don't necessarily have the answers what that looks like.

But your functioning is if you do. But I appreciate the willingness to say but there's stuff. I don't want you to ask me. That's how you get around people asking you the questions you don't want to be asked in front of a camera with a microphone to him but All the conversations going on whether it's Sadly, it's it's no longer including people like the BD.

We have fractured so much and and people point to that and go this is exactly what they wanted and I go. Yeah, it is. I would agree that this is what? What was wanted in the sense of Breaking up any type of Consensus that could function politically.

I Get that but at the same time Are we gonna make the same accusation toward the Apostles look out look at all the divisions. You're creating Paul by writing Galatians John. What are you doing? You're you're alienating a large portion of your of your group by what you're writing by calling them false Christs and Antichrists just because they don't agree with you on the nature of Jesus having a physical body.

I mean aren't there more important things, you know, so it would be easy to Criticize the Apostles and Everybody who takes a stand that causes division says I'm taking a stand because I'm standing for biblical truth.

There's Everybody makes that statement the the question is Have you? Invested enough time and effort to be sure that really is what you're doing or is It just your tradition. You're uncomfortable with the questions are being asked.

I mean, wow, I think of myself in the Early 1990s and if I run into anybody asking the questions that we have to be asking today and Discussing the issues that we have to discuss today. I Would have been extremely uncomfortable with something like that and I just think a lot of people still are it Christians tend I get my comfort zone.

I get the things I like and don't mess with my blocks. I don't want new stuff and I don't want to be forced to deal with quote-unquote new stuff. That's I think that's where a lot of people are and instead of listening going Yeah, you know what?

Things are changing so rapidly That we really need to be thinking through stuff that not only is uncomfortable for us to think through Not only may require us to make sacrifices and changes we don't want to make.

But we may have to admit, you know the positions of held in the past had a lot of Holes in them and they I didn't know it because We were living in that wonderful period of Neutrality with the world and We limited Warfare with the world to just spiritual areas and and We didn't really recognize that.

The world so hates our message that it will do everything in its power to shut us down and We just didn't think that could ever happen, especially here United States because we've got the Constitution.

The Constitution is a piece of paper and the words written on it Have to be interpreted Have to be interpreted by judges and those judges are giving clear and Shockingly shockingly clear evidence of Their Willingness to pervert the meaning of those words and so that that that Constitution cannot defend itself.

That's why John Adams said what John Adams said and I've said it I've read it so many times I'm not gonna read it again right now, but I think you need to have what he wrote written down someplace and Look at it Weekly maybe daily just remind yourself.

Yeah, it's it's wholly inadequate for an immoral and godless people. There are certain assumptions that it requires of us That a secular a truly secularized society Cannot come up with and so from Adams perspective.

That's the end of the Constitution. So, where are we today? Where are we today? Why do we have the government doing what the government's doing? What why is it that ever since? Biden Entered the White House by whatever means he did I refer to it as the regime rather than the administration.

Because administration assumes a continuity. There's no continuity. This is a mono party this is a group that wants to Establish unending rule Unfettered by the Constitution and they are going they are.

How did we get to drag Queen's story. How do we get to celebrating the things that we now celebrate? Well, there was a path and there is an intention and it is the culture of death writ large secularism cannot.

Once you rebel against the source of life, what else do you have left? What else do you have left? You've got to become a devotee of the culture of death and that's what we see all around us Constantly right now it is Everywhere.

So anyways, I mentioned wasn't gonna commit to go to a full hour. Just want to cover the things want to cover No reason just stretch just simply for the fulfilling of time. But again we're on the road and Diesel fuels pretty expensive right now.

So if you want to help us to continue Things and to do maintenance Looking at a front-end alignment coming up. I think oh my goodness the construction zones Are hard on any vehicle the road surfaces Wow so Obviously diesel fuel maintenance things like that you can help us to keep doing this and sitting in the in the studio and So far, it's holding up pretty well.