'One Race' what is the truth about race in the Bible.

they get us started. Okay, Michael, go ahead. Heavenly Father, we're so grateful that we can come to you

Lord for everything that we need everything that comes into our lives, Lord, we know that you are the answer and we thank you for your word.

We thank you for the truth of your word. We thank you that before the beginning of time you were and that you had had it all planned out long ago.

We thank you that even this night Lord tonight that you knew we would be here you know we'd be talking about you knew it we'd be lifting your name

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Lord to thank you for all that you've done for us and I pray that you would bless everyone that watches this tonight or that everybody that's here will be touched by your word.

And God I pray to you a blessed messenger as we hear and we learn about the things of of you

Lord we just thank you for this time. We ask for your blessing we ask for your peace Lord.

And as we learn God I pray that you would unite us together in your spirit by your bond of love. We bless you

God and we thank you in Jesus name. Okay, Robin, do you are you going to start the recording?

Yes, ma 'am. Okay. All right. So then I'm going to introduce our speaker, Alex Newman.

His bio is so long I could spend our whole time just reading his accomplishments. So here are some highlights.

He's the president of Liberty Sentinel Media Incorporated, and a contributing journalist to publications such as the

Epoch Times, the Law Enforcement Intelligent Brief, World Net Daily project, Freedom Project Media and many more.

He has interviewed current and former heads of state, members of Congress, royalty and countless other fascinating people.

He is authored and co authored several books, including on topics such as exposés on the government on government schools and on our former

President Obama. He is multilingual, has appeared on hundreds of TV shows, serves as director for the organization

Bear Witness Central, serves on several advisory boards for education focused organizations, serves as director of G.

Edward Griffin's Red Pill University, teaches advanced economics through Freedom Project Academy and assisted in forming public school exit, the nation's premier ministry working to rescue

American children from the horrors of government education. All of these and more combined,

Alex reaches millions of people each year with the message of faith, family and freedom. And if you're doing the math to figure out how he manages all those things, or wondering if his topic tonight is actually how to manage and make the most of time, don't forget to factor in that he is a husband, father of four and he and his family divide their time between Europe and the

States. But most of all, Alex loves the Lord and is not only a Christian but also a biblical creationist, which is why we invited him here tonight to talk to us on the topic of one race.

And as a reminder, we are recording. So this presentation, we ask that you keep your microphones muted throughout it.

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So we'll be flexible and ask for patience. So with that, here is our speaker,

Alex Newman. Thank you very much for that kind introduction, Terry, I appreciate the kind words.

Thank you all of you for being here. It's it's really wonderful to have an opportunity to speak on these issues that are so close to my heart.

I actually have never spoken publicly on this topic on only this topic. I mean, it's come up in a lot of talks

I've given, but I've never focused just on this issue. And so it's really a tremendous honor for me to be able to speak on it.

You know, I've been thinking about it a lot, especially with everything that's going on in the world. And you'd have to be living under a rock not to have heard about it.

But anyway, so I just wrote this up for you guys kind of casual and informal, a lot of scripture, and I hope it'll be a blessing to you.

And and help us all to kind of understand more about what God says about these issues, because ultimately, that's the only perspective that matters.

You know, it doesn't really matter what CNN says, it doesn't really matter what the politicians say, or what the activists say, or even what the pastors say, what

God says is what really ought to matter to us. And so, you know,

I quote quite often from scripture here, because I think that needs to inform everything we do. And again, you've probably all noticed that the world right now appears to be absolutely consumed by this obsession with racism and race.

I mean, it just permeates absolutely everything. Now, you can't turn on a sports program, you can't turn on the news, you can't go outside, you can't drive through your city, you can't even drive through your neighborhood without, you know, signs about race and racism.

And, you know, all the police are walking on eggshells thinking that everybody thinks they're racist. And of course,

Black Lives Matter is the elephant in the room. So I'll talk a little bit about that movement, that organization from a biblical perspective.

What I find most tragic, what really hurts me the most is that this has now infiltrated many of our churches.

And I think that's completely unconscionable. And, you know, one of the things that I do is I ask people, what does the

Bible say about race? You know, Christians say we're all about the Bible, I'm a Bible believing Christian. And yet here we are listening to a sermon about how we need to repent of, you know, our ancestors racism, or we need to repent about the color of our skin.

And I asked you, what does the Bible say about race? And so far, I haven't had anybody answer correctly.

It says absolutely nothing. Okay, not one single word about race.

And you know, you could say, Oh, well, he talks about nations, he talks about this, he says nothing about race, right? As far as God is concerned, there is no such thing as, quote, unquote, race.

And so, you know, the fact that churches now many churches are spending weeks and months and doing series on race and racism and white supremacy and systemic oppression and systemic injustice.

This is not something that the church ought to be doing. How do I know? Because I already read all of what

God had to say about what the church ought to be doing. And nowhere in his word does he say we ought to be obsessing about the shades of people's skin, or what continent they come from.

Not one word about it. In fact, race itself is an unbiblical concept.

And I want to give you a couple of scriptures here. In Acts 1726, God reveals something that I think is absolutely crucial.

And this was actually part of the marketing materials that went out for the invitation of this. God, and I'm quoting from the

King James Bible, by the way, I think there's plenty of other good versions. But I know, a lot of people only like the

King James. So as I'm quoting from the King James, I think it's a very good translation. Acts 1726,

God says, and hath made of one blood, all nations of men, for to dwell on the face of the earth, and hath determined the times before appointed and the bounds of their habitation.

So God tells us he created nations, but guess what? All nations are one blood.

There is no, you know, black people, white people, red people, yellow people, that is a worldly construct that does not appear in God's word.

In fact, we know from Genesis 320, and Adam called his wife's name Eve, because she was the mother of all living.

Notice God says all living, not some living, not living in this part of the world, or that part of the world, or this much melanin in their skin, or that much melanin.

It's all people walking on this planet are one blood, and they all come from Adam and Eve.

They are our great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, grandma and grandpa. And then of course, further down the line a little bit, we had

Noah and his wife, right? God eliminated all of the wicked people on the earth as judgment for sin.

All that was left was Noah and his wife and their three sons and their three sons' wives. And so ultimately, all of us are descended from Adam and Eve.

And all of us, regardless of what shade your skin is, are descended from Noah and his wife.

And that means essentially, if you hate somebody for the color of their skin or the shape of their nose, that's a problem.

So in other words, there really is only one race. That is the human race. And it's an interesting, fun fact, science and genetic mapping of the entire human genome now confirm that fact that, you know, as Christians, we shouldn't need to wait for the judgment of science to decide what is true and what is not.

We have God's word to illustrate that for us and to illuminate that for us. But it's nice that, you know, we can point to science as well and say, see,

God was right all along and all you people who were running around believing this nonsense that Darwin was spouting, and we'll get into that later.

You guys all had it wrong. Okay. Now, why are so many churches and Christian leaders holding seminars on racism and race?

And why are so many of them promoting Black Lives Matter when this is so clearly unbiblical, in fact, anti -biblical, as we'll see?

And I think the answer to that is the world's agenda has infiltrated the church. And that's a problem.

And that's not true of all churches. There's plenty of pastors out there who have stood firm and who have preached biblically on these issues.

But there are plenty of pastors who are scared, who want to be woke, and who think, well, the world is saying these things, so we better jump on the world's bandwagon, and we better parrot mindlessly the things that the world is telling us.

Now, it's true that God did create some divisions among mankind. In fact, God says in his word that he divided the people of the world into nations with different languages.

In fact, God was very upset about this little globalist project that they had. We read about it in Genesis. They all got together and they said, hey, let's build this huge tower all the way up to the heavens, right?

What a great idea. God was not amused. And so, God tells us that he came down and confused their languages.

And remember, he had ordered them to go all across the world. He had ordered them to move all across the world.

And they refused. They all stuck together and they built this big tower. God was upset about that globalist project, and so he divided the nations.

And God says multiple times that he created the nations. In Deuteronomy 32 .8, God tells us that when the

Most High divided to the nations their inheritance, when he separated the sons of Adam, he set the bounds of the people according to the number of the children of Israel.

So, we know from God's word that he is the creator of nations. He decides how long those nations will last.

He determines what their boundaries will be. In fact, he even chooses their rulers, which sometimes makes us a little bit uncomfortable as Christians.

Well, what are the implications of that? Well, that's what God tells us in his word. But it's true. God separated people on purpose.

And he separated them through language barriers. We know he gave them different languages. And he also separated them by geography.

Some people moved north. Some people moved south. Some people stayed in places where there was massive amounts of sun.

And other people went to the far north where there's very little sun. In fact, I have been living most of the last decade in Sweden.

And if you've ever been there in the winter, you know, it's really, really, really dark. Okay. The sun, maybe if you're below the

Arctic Circle might pop up over the horizon just for a minute. But most of the time, there'll be clouds anyway. So, you really don't see the sun much the entire winter.

And obviously, that's a very different climate. That's a very different environment than if you were living, say, on the equator in the

Congo or in Ecuador, right? You need a different kind of genetic makeup.

And so, in the same way that God created this enormous genetic diversity within animals, within cats and dogs, and so on, he did the same with humans.

And it's a fascinating story. When you look into how genetics work, you see that, you know, depending on where people move and what conditions are good, you know, there is a little bit of truth in what

Darwin was saying, this idea of natural selection, certain genes are better suited to certain parts of the world.

And so, if you live in the far north, my wife is Scandinavian, if you live in the far north, you know, you need to be able to absorb a lot of sunlight so that your body can produce enough vitamin

D to be able to survive up in those cold, dark climates. And so, what happens? You end up with fairer skin and fairer hair and bluer eyes.

Well, what happens if you live in a place where the sun is blazing all year round? Well, then in that case, you need slightly darker skin because otherwise the sun will burn you up and you'll end up with cancer and that would be unpleasant.

And so, yes, there is genetic diversity. And, you know, this is actually what Darwin observed with his finches. He saw these finches and some of them had different shaped beaks, depending on what island they were living on.

And he said, ooh, they're evolving, right? They were not actually evolving. In fact, what was actually happening was they were losing genetic information.

As the generations passed on, more and more genetic material was being lost so that at some point, you know, all the finches on an island could only have long beaks.

And so, Darwin looked at them all and said, oh, they all have long beaks. They must be evolving into something else. Well, no, they weren't evolving into anything.

They were losing genetic information so that those finches with long beaks could no longer produce offspring with short beaks.

Okay. Adaptation. Very good. I just saw somebody posted in the comments, right? And so, those are real phenomena.

Those actually exist. And that explains why there is so much, at least superficial, physical differences between the various, and I put these in air quotes, races of human beings.

Some have darker skin, some have lighter skin, some have darker hair, some have lighter hair, some have bluer eyes or browner eyes or blacker eyes.

But really, these are very, very superficial differences. And actually, they're tiny. If you look at the science, if you look at the genetic mapping, what we now know is that there's actually more genetic difference between two people from within the same people group, right?

Two English people or two Swedish people or whatever. And two people, say, you know, a person from France and a person from Congo or a person from Japan and a person from, you know,

Ecuador, right? There's actually more difference within a people group than there is among separate people groups.

And actually, when you look at the differences in genetic makeup in these physical characteristics, we're talking like, less than 0 .1

% of your genetic makeup. So, these are very small, very superficial differences that we've just been trained to kind of think of these as enormous and hugely important, but they're really not.

It's not to say that there's no difference in culture, that there's no difference in language, there are those differences. But as far as the genetic code goes, as far as the race differences go, they are essentially a social construct.

Now, I hear somebody talking. Hey, Jeff, let me mute you.

There you go. Now you're muted. Okay. Let's see. Yeah, so there is another very important division, you know,

God created a number of different divisions. And there is one that is ultimately far more important than any of the ones we've discussed.

You know, God did divide the world up into nations and tribes and tongues. These are actual divisions that God created among people.

And tongues, of course, means languages, right? So God did create these divisions. He created nations, as we discussed.

But a much more important division is the division between the saved and the unsaved.

Okay, God tells us there's two kinds of people in this world. There are God's children. And then there are, you know, this makes a lot of people uncomfortable.

There are children of Satan, people who are unsaved, people who are still part of the kingdom of darkness. Jesus Christ is very clear about this, right?

He distinguishes between these two groups of people. And he explains very clearly that if you're not with me, you are against me.

Okay, so there are people who are part of God's kingdom, and then there's everyone else. Now in Christ, we have total and complete unity, right?

All these artificial differences, both the socially constructed ones, and even the ones that God has actually created, wither away and disappear within the body of Christ.

So I'll quote scripture for you again. In Galatians 3, verse 27 and 28, God tells us that for as many of you as were baptized into Christ have put on Christ, there is neither

Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is neither male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.

So for someone to say that they are racist and Christian is silly. Okay, it's

I mean, it's beyond so it's like an oxymoron. It's not possible. God tells us if we're Christians, if we are in Christ, we are all one.

And that's not to say there are no differences between nations and tribes and tongues. But guess what? God speaks to this issue as well.

If you go down to Revelation 7, 9, he tells us his kingdom is made up of all different kinds of people.

He says that in Revelation 7, 9, after this, I beheld and lo a great multitude which no man could number of all nations, and kindreds, and people, and tongues stood before the throne and before the lamb clothed with white robes and palms in their hands.

That means that there are going to be people from every nation who are going to be saved. There are people from every tongue, every tribe, men, women,

Jews, Greeks, and on and on. Okay. And so in Christ, we are all one.

And we need to understand that as Christians. And then Romans 10, verses 11 through 13, God tells us again, for the scripture saith, whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed.

For there is no difference between the Jew and the Greek. For the same Lord over all is rich unto all that call upon him.

For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. So in Christ, Christians have complete and total unity.

We can let the world be divided by silly things like what your skin shade is and how much melanin you have, things like that.

That is not for Christians to worry about. Let the world worry about those things. We should not let the body be divided based on these artificial constructs when

God has so clearly told us we are united in one body. Yes, we have different members, right?

That doesn't mean we're all exactly the same. We all have different functions. We all have different gifts. God gave some of us the gift of teaching, some of the gifts of administrating, gift of prophecy.

I mean, all of us have different roles within the body, but we are all one body and we are all united in Christ.

So if God revealed this so clearly, and he did, I mean, you can you can look at the scriptures. There's not three ways of interpreting it.

It's just plain English right there for everyone to see. How did we get so misguided to the point where we now have even churches talking about this idea of race and then this white privilege and systemic oppression and that you know, if you're this race, you have to be guilty.

And if you're that race, you have to have reparations. And if your skin is that color, this, that, and the other, how did it come to pass that mainstream society, the world, and even elements of the church have come to believe this stuff?

Well, one of the major culprits was a man called Charles Darwin. We mentioned him earlier and his ideas about the finches.

He wrote a very important book. It was called, they never gave you the full title, right? When you learn about this in your government school, they never tell you the full title because it's not politically correct anymore.

But what Darwin wrote was called, On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection or the

Preservation of Favored Races in the Struggle for Life. Notice the reference to the favored races.

Now, Charles Darwin himself was a raging racist. He bought into this crazy idea that humanity was divided up into different racial groups and that some were more advanced than others.

He actually wrote a book called The Descent of Man. And he had encountered what he described as savages in Tierra del

Fuego, which is in South America. And he says, one can hardly make oneself believe that they are fellow creatures. Okay.

He continued in this book, The Descent of Man, the civilized races of man will almost certainly exterminate and replace the savage races throughout the world.

Okay. This is mid 1800s, by the way. In the same book, he goes on to say, the break between man and his nearest allies will then be wider, or it will intervene between man in a more civilized state, as we may hope, even than the

Caucasian, and some ape as low as a baboon instead of as now between the Negro or Australian and the gorilla.

Okay, let that sink in. I mean, you know, the Darwinists and the majority of our society today is

Darwinistic in their thinking and their worldview. Their worldview literally comes from this man and these ideas. And I would argue that these ideas come straight from the pit of hell.

But listen to what he's saying. Darwin said that there are different races of people, and that people from Africa and people from Australia, and the differences between them and gorillas were actually very small, but oh, those superior

Europeans, once they wipe out all those Australians and Africans, then the gulf between man and his nearest simian cousin, the gorilla will be much larger.

Okay. Think about the implications of that kind of thinking. And is anyone surprised then that this kind of thinking leads to monsters like Adolf Hitler coming up with crazy ideas like that we're going to improve the human gene pool by exterminating undesirable members of the gene pool?

I mean, what other conclusion could you reach when you believe something so silly, right? All they had to do was open up the Bible. That's one of the reasons why

Adolf Hitler was so adamant about destroying the Church of Jesus Christ. This worldview also is at the heart of Marxism, which we'll come back to, and it's at the heart of eugenics, which, believe it or not, was extremely prevalent and mainstream in American society before World War II kind of made it a little bit controversial.

But we'll talk a little bit more about that later. Now, these satanic ideas that some humans are more evolved than other humans, that some lives are more valuable than others based on how far their people groups have evolved.

These satanic ideas are now being taught to children all across the United States and all over the world at taxpayer expense in these institutions called public schools, by law, right?

The Supreme Court and the federal courts of the United States have basically ordered, have established this as the national religion.

All children must be taught that they evolved from apes and slime, and that, you know, life ultimately has no meaning, and on and on.

And that's really one of the things that I've focused on a lot in my work. Now, of course, these ideas are ridiculous. You know, and people say, well, how then do you explain that Europeans had so much better technology and developed, you know, civilization so much earlier than other people groups?

Well, you don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure out. The gospel spread across Europe, much more quickly and more readily than in other parts of the world.

For whatever reason, God chose that the gospel should go in a westward direction.

And so the gospel spread first through the Roman Empire, right? The church rapidly, rapidly spread from the

Middle East into the Roman Empire, all out into Europe. And of course, we know that the gospel, the light of the gospel, and the truth of what

God has revealed to us leads to wonderful things. Rule of law, security of private property rights, stable nuclear families, no more child sacrifice, right?

Putting a value on human life. After all, if all people are made in the image of God, and they are, then human life has value.

We can't just kill people willy nilly. We can't just go invade other cities and slaughter everybody. We can't enslave our fellow man.

And so as the light of the gospel spread into Europe, civilization, and all these wonderful things spread with it.

And so yes, Europeans became very prosperous and very advanced within a not too long time period.

But to be clear, before the gospel arrived in Europe, things were not going very well.

In fact, again, I'll turn to Scandinavia just because I spent so much time there. If you look at Scandinavia before the gospel arrived, they were as savage as savage gets, right?

The Vikings, it's almost like a cliche, right? The Vikings were a bunch of savage barbarians, they sacrificed their children to demon gods, they raped and pillaged and plundered and slaughtered and enslaved, not only each other, but also whoever they could reach with their ships, right?

And they were the very definition of savage. Did they have an advanced civilization in Scandinavia? No, they didn't, right?

They lived as primitive brutes. And then what happened when the gospel arrived about 1000 years ago?

Well, it became a flourishing, wonderful, prosperous society. What is happening now as the light of the gospel is dimming in Scandinavia and in Europe?

Well, civilization is declining, and so are all of the wonderful things that made all these great things that we take for granted possible, individual liberty and prosperity and security and all these things that were made possible through the light of the gospel through the light of God's word, are now being wiped away.

And so we see this among people groups all over the world, right? When the light of the gospel comes, these people advance, when there is no light of the gospel, they live in darkness with all that that entails.

Now, you know, the these different things have led to cultural differences and differences in the amount of light available to different people groups, not phony racial differences are primarily responsible for much of what we observe today in the world.

And racists look at that and say, oh, it's because of the racial makeup. No, it's not. It's because of a variety of factors, but primarily how much truth these people had at their disposal.

And, you know, for the people who get so cocky about the achievements of Europe, you've got to kind of be paying attention right now

Europe is a civilization in decline. They're not having children, their infrastructure is crumbling, they are being taken over by Islamic immigrants and things like that.

And so, you know, the achievements of Europe might have been great, but they are on their way down in tandem with the loss of faith with the decline of the church.

Meanwhile, in Africa, and in China, the gospel is spreading like wildfire. And so the roles may someday come to be reversed, where the people of Africa and Asia, the people who are, you know, now being exposed to the gospel, where the

Holy Spirit is moving, they may come to live in much better, much more prosperous societies, as Europe descends into a new dark age, and much of the

Western world as well. Now, you know, a lot of pastors say, well, you know, racism is a sin.

Yeah, absolutely. Racism is a sin, right? Hating people based on any characteristic, in fact, hating people, period, is a sin.

In fact, it's such a serious sin, that God equates it with murder, right? Now let's go to John chapter three, verse 15.

God says, whosoever hated his brother is a murderer, and ye know that no murderer hath eternal life abiding in him, right?

So hating somebody for their skin tone, or for the shape of their nose, or for the color of their eyes, or for the content of their character, and I know this is gonna be controversial, but even hating someone for their racism is a serious sin.

You know, it's very fashionable nowadays to say, I hate racists. I hate members of the Ku Klux Klan.

Guess what? They're sinners, just like all the rest of us, and they need Jesus Christ, just like all the rest of us.

So to go around hating people, because they live in darkness, because they have stupid ideas, doesn't make you a good person.

In fact, it makes you a hater and a murderer, according to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. So let's quit all this fashionable stuff.

Oh, I hate racists. I hate Nazis. That doesn't make you a good person. That doesn't make you a moral person. In fact, it makes you just as silly as racists who hate people for their skin tone, right?

It's just absolutely silly. So Jesus equates hatred with murder in the same way that he equates looking on a woman with lust with adultery, right?

God takes these things really, really seriously. So yes, racism to the extent that it exists is a serious sin.

And if you're guilty of that sin, if you look at a person with, you know, a darker skin tone, or a lighter skin tone, or curly hair, or a big nose, and think

I hate that person because of those characteristics, you absolutely should repent. That is evil.

It's wrong. But in the same vein, if you hate somebody because of their political opinions, or their religious opinions, or even their racist opinions, you need to repent of that as well.

You need to love them. You need to convince them to examine God's Word and examine what

God's Word says about these things. You need to plant the seeds in there and hope that God will make them grow, that that person will come to repentance and will come to faith in Jesus Christ.

They need Jesus Christ just like you needed Jesus Christ when you were in darkness, when you were dead in your sin.

And so, you know, I think it's very important. Now, with all that said, I don't believe racism is a major problem in the

United States. In fact, I think having grown up in eight different countries on four different continents among people of every different color and skin tone and religion and all the rest of it,

I think I can honestly say that America is the least racist society that I've ever been in.

And people hear that and they're shocked and they've never been outside of the United States. You know, I spent seven years living in Mexico, right?

And we're supposed to think that all Americans are automatically racist against Mexicans. First of all,

Mexican is not a race. Mexico has the same kind of, you know, divisions based on ethnic backgrounds that people have in America, right?

You had the Spanish who colonized Mexico, and then you had the natives and this division continues to exist.

And it's very, very obvious in Mexico, in fact, far more obvious than it is in America. Same thing is true all across Latin America, right?

And so when I look at the United States, I see a nation that was actually founded on the principle that all men are created equal.

It's the founding father said this was a self evident truth. And yeah, they weren't perfect, right? Nobody's perfect. We live in a fallen world.

We are sinful human beings trapped in sinful bodies of flesh. And so yeah, it's true. Our founding fathers weren't perfect.

But if you look at America today, you have a tiny handful of, you know, white and I even hesitate to use the term white because it's actually meaningless.

Nobody's white. Can you imagine if you were white? You would look ridiculous, right? Imagine if you were white, right?

You're just a slightly less, less dark tone of brown. But leaving that all aside, you have a handful of people who consider themselves white, who say they dislike other people based on, you know, superficial characteristics, like their skin tone.

And then you have a, you know, not insignificant number of people who have maybe slightly darker skin who've been deceived by the world by Satan into hating people with lighter skin tones, due to the alleged sins of their ancestors, right?

We see this in our country. Now they're stirring up this hysteria. They're telling, they call it black and brown people that white people are these horrible, monstrous, oppressive, enslaving, genocidal maniacs.

And so a lot of people have been deceived into hating their brothers, hating their neighbors based on nothing more than the color of their skin, right?

Which again, as I said earlier, is a sin. If you're guilty of that sin, you ought to repent of that sin.

Now, preferring to be with people from one same culture is not racism. Okay.

Again, I grew up in eight different countries on four different continents. And I can assure you that people all over the world tend to congregate in their own cultural groups, right?

It's just a fact of life. People like to be with people who are like them. And so Trump supporters congregate with Trump supporters, and Biden supporters congregate with Biden supporters, and people who speak

English congregate with people who speak English, and people who speak Spanish congregate with people who speak Spanish. It's just the way humans are, okay?

It's just human nature that people like to be with people who are like themselves in terms of their culture, in terms of their language, in terms of their values, and their beliefs, and things like that.

It's not sinful, per se. And again, America is one of the least racist societies on earth,

I think really has spread these ideas around the world. What other nation is founded on the self evident truth that all men are created equal and beyond that, that God endowed each of those people with certain unalienable rights, life, liberty, property, the pursuit of happiness.

They also said that government exists to protect these rights. The founding fathers, of course, got these ideas from reading the

Bible, okay, these biblical principles actually laid the foundation for our nation. And they also laid the foundation less than a century later, for Anglo Saxon peoples,

Americans and British to abolish slavery really, for the first time in human history. I mean, this has been slavery is a scourge that has been with humanity from time immemorial, right?

Your average young person in America today has no idea they don't realize that the Jews were slaves, you know, 1000s of years ago in Egypt, they don't realize that the ancient

Greeks had slaves and the ancient Romans had slaves and the Africans had slaves and the Arabs had slaves and the Chinese had slaves and they did human sacrifice, right?

Because they're not being taught those things. But slavery has been a scourge that's been ubiquitous. Then along come these Christians is a

God created us all equally, God gave us all rights. And what happened within less than a century, we had freed the slaves in our societies.

And we then started insisting that other nations and other peoples also end slavery.

Now it took a long time. I mean, you know, if you go to North Africa today, you still have open slave markets, right? Go to Libya, go to Mauritania, they still literally openly sell slaves in the street.

In Mauritania, a North African country, it was not criminalized the practice of slavery was not criminalized until 2007.

Okay, but you're again, your average American has no understanding of what goes on in the rest of the world.

And they have no understanding of human history, unfortunately. And of course, they have no understanding, most importantly of all of what

God has revealed to us in his word, which would demolish all of these satanic lies that the world is parroting over and over and over again.

Now, Americans are being told instead that America is systemically racist society, America is a uniquely evil place.

It's based on racism and slavery. We have collective guilt, anyone with light skin doesn't matter if your ancestors owned slaves, maybe they did, maybe they didn't, maybe they just came over from Italy, you know, like five years ago, doesn't matter.

You're all still guilty of racism and slavery and all the rest of the things. And only collective guilt and collective payment to all people with darker skin will be acceptable.

These are anti -biblical lies. They're not just unbiblical lies, they are anti -biblical lies. And unfortunately, they have infected the church.

And I would argue they pose a grave threat to our witness, and to the spread of the gospel.

Colossians chapter two, verse eight, God says, beware, lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ.

What is all this race mongering, all this hate mongering, all this fanning of the racial hatred and hysteria, other than philosophy and vain deceit and the tradition of men and the rudiments of the world?

Is this after Christ? Of course not. We already know that we're all one in Christ, right? There is no Jew and Greek, no man, woman, no slave, free.

We're all one in Christ. So these are obviously not things that are coming from God or from God's word. In fact, under the dangerous worldview peddled by these race mongers, all light -skinned people are guilty of racism by definition.

And they say this openly, right? They don't even bother to hide it anymore. Van Jones, who was the green job czar in the Obama administration, he had to resign when it was revealed that he was an actual communist and he bragged about being a communist.

He went on CNN just recently. He said all white people, including the most liberal and well intentioned, have a virus in their brains.

Okay? You all have a virus in your brains. And it's true. All people are sinful, they're fallen, and they have a virus in their brains.

But the virus in their brains is not racism. And it is not unique to people who maybe have a little bit less melanin content than other people.

This idea of collective guilt makes a mockery of the Bible, right? We are responsible for our individual sins.

I don't need to repent for the sins of some other guy who might have had a similar complexion to me. I need to repent of my own sins.

And trust me, I have plenty of sins that I need to be repenting for without going out and finding fake sins that I didn't even commit that I also need to be repenting for.

So everyone is guilty of sinning as an individual. And it's not that you sinned against somebody of a different skin color, it's that you sinned against God, right?

When you sin, the most important one that you're sinning against is God, okay? And that is between you and God.

So you don't need to repent because somebody 300 years ago with a similar amount of melanin in their skin, imported a slate that they bought from somebody with more melanin in their skin on the coast of Africa, you need to repent because you're a sinner.

And because you have sinned against a perfect and holy God. And when you have sinned against a perfect and holy and infinite

God, the size of your sin is infinite. And we know from God's word that the penalty for sin is death.

Okay, that's why you need to repent. It's not because some guy 300 years ago, who had a similar skin tone to you, bought a slave from an

African warlord. Okay, that's not why you need to repent. Now when pastors buy into the lies that the world is parroting, and then parrot them to their congregations, they destroy their witness, they divide the body of Christ, and they dishonor

Christ, they are being taken captive by these philosophies by these vain deceits by these traditions of men.

And it's very, very dangerous, it needs to stop. I'm looking at the schedule here quick, we're supposed to go until 725.

Okay, good. So I've got like seven minutes left, which means we won't get through all of this, but that's okay, because I've got a lot of stuff here.

Now, I'm good. Yeah, go ahead and feel free to go to 745. Okay, well,

I'll, I'll wrap up in just a minute here with with what

I've got. I was gonna talk a little bit more about the Black Lives Matter stuff, but I don't want us to stay too long. And I want to respect everybody's time.

But you know, I do want to go ahead. Well, we normally go to we normally let our speakers speak until 745.

And then we do our q &a until about 815. Oh, okay. I see. Because that's different from the schedule that I have.

But that sounds good. I didn't want to intimidate you. Okay, no, very good. Perfect. Oh, well, thank you.

I appreciate that. And you know, it's the first time I've ever spoken publicly just on this issue. So I appreciate the opportunity.

I appreciate y 'all's patience and understanding with me. It's, you know, not something that I've spent a lot of time speaking on.

But I'm very, very grateful for the opportunity because I feel like this is such an important issue in our culture in our time right now.

And it's something that Christians really need to be aware of so that we don't get sucked into these vain philosophies and this deceit that the world is pushing on us.

I want to talk specifically about one of the primary groups that's promoting this agenda. Because when you dig deeper, you realize how evil this actually is.

And so Black Lives Matter, you know, it was it was a genius stroke of marketing, whoever came up with that, you know, kudos for being a genius.

That was so smart. I don't know who came up with it. But it was genius. Because how can you disagree with Black Lives Matter?

But we have to examine each of these things, right? Is there even a such thing as Black Lives? You know, this is black.

Have you ever met a person who is this color? I would venture to say no you haven't. So what does it mean?

Black Lives, right? And what does it mean that Black Lives Matter? As Christians, we have an obvious basis for saying that every life matters, right?

God revealed to us in his word that every single human being on this planet was created in the image of God.

And so if you are an image bearer of God, the infinite, perfect creator of everything, the holiest being that ever was that ever will be who was here before creation, and will be here long after everything.

If you're made in the image of that being, how could your life not have value, right?

It's outrageous to think that a life wouldn't have value if it's made in the image of God. So as Christians, we innately understand that every life has value.

But what does the organization Black Lives Matter mean when they say that Black Lives Matter? Well, there's a few presuppositions there that are absolutely critical to dissect if we want to understand what's happening here.

Now, I want to start by pointing out that Black Lives Matter is an actual Marxist group. And I know nowadays, you know, people call everything

Marxist. That's Marxist. And a lot of the things are Marxist. But Black Lives Matter is actually

Marxist. And rather than taking my word for it, you know, I know not everybody has seen this video.

So I want to share this with you guys real quick. It is a powerful, powerful video.

This is one of the co -founders of Black Lives Matter speaking in an interview.

Let me make sure my sound is okay, my sound is being shared. So check this out. This is, this is a, it's called the

Real News Network. It's a very radical left wing Marxist, you know, journalistic outfit.

And they're interviewing one of the co -founders of Black Lives Matter. Her name is Patrice Cullors. So listen to this, what she has to say.

I think that the criticism is helpful. I also think that it might,

I think of a lot of things. The first thing I think is that we actually do have an ideological frame.

Myself, and Alicia in particular are trained organizers. We are trained

Marxists. We are super versed on sort of ideological theories.

Okay, so we'll leave it there. The co -founder of Black Lives Matter, there's three of them, three girls, admits on television, that she and the other co -founder

Alicia Garza are highly trained Marxists. Okay, so it's not me accusing them of being

Marxist. Although, you know, if the Bible tells us, judge them by their fruit, and we can see very clearly that the fruit of this is

Marxist. But they're admitting in public that they are Marxist. So there's some really important implications to this, right?

We know also from their website, and let me see if I can pull that up and show it to you guys real quick, too. Because, you know,

I don't expect people to take my word for this, especially, you know, people who've been watching the television and, you know, don't realize that, that this is what's really going on here.

Let me see if I can pull it up here. I'm going to show you on their own web page. It's Black Lives Matter.

They have a thing called What We Believe. And right on there, you'll see that they are again, bragging about what's really going on here.

Okay. So let me shut this down. And let's go to What We Believe.

So here, let me share my screen again. And you guys can take a look at this. It's just incredible. And again, they're admit, why don't they talk about this on the fake news?

Okay, so you can see here, we're on the blacklivesmatter .com. And this is their What We Believe page, you can find it yourself, go to blacklivesmatter .com,

go to the About button, and then scroll down to What We Believe and check out some of the things that they believe.

And I encourage you to read this whole thing when you have a moment in the interest of time, I won't read it all. But they say we're guided by the fact that all

Black Lives Matter, regardless of perceived sexual identity, gender identity, gender expression, blah, blah, blah. We make space for transgender brothers and sisters.

We are self reflexive, we do the work required to dismantle cisgender privilege. Okay, guys.

For those of you who don't know, cisgender is what they call people, men who accept the fact that they're men and women who accept the fact that they're women, they're accusing you now of having a special privilege, and they're going to dismantle that, okay.

We build a space that affirms black women is free from sexism, practice empathy. Listen to this.

Look at this right here. We disrupt the Western prescribed nuclear family structure requirement.

Okay, that's interesting. They're going to disrupt the Western prescribed nuclear family structure requirement by supporting each other's extended families.

And look, villages are going to collectively care for our children. Hmm, where have we heard that before?

Anybody ever read the Communist Manifesto? Yeah, Karl Marx thought the village should raise the children, right?

And it's interesting, they call it a Western prescribed nuclear family. They're confusing

Western prescribed and God prescribed, right? Who is it that created the family?

Who is it that created men and women? Who is it that created people as male and female? Well, you all know the answer to that.

It's God, right? And so they are ultimately waging war on what God has ordained.

And I want to get into Marxism a little bit more in a moment. But first, I want to talk about the other co founder of Black Lives Matter. It's a self proclaimed queer feminist.

Her name is Alicia Garza. And in an essay about why they founded Black Lives Matter, she actually gives a lot of the credit to a lady called

Asata Shakur. Now for those of you who haven't heard of Asata Shakur, she is on the FBI's list of the top 10 most wanted terrorists.

She was convicted of murdering a New Jersey state trooper by pointing a gun at his head and pulling the trigger point blank execution style.

She was a communist revolutionary. She was convicted, she was put into prison. And the Weather Underground, a terrorist group that was working with communist

Cuba, they bombed our Pentagon, they bombed our Capitol, they bombed our State Department, they murdered police officers, then they bombed the funerals of the police officers they murdered, just to give you some sense of who these people are.

Weather Underground busted her out of prison, and she went to go hide out in Cuba, under the mass murdering dictatorship of Fidel Castro.

Now, she wrote in this essay, she said, when I use Asata's powerful demand in my organizing work, I always begin by sharing where it comes from, sharing about Asata's significance to the black liberation movement.

Again, they openly promote Marxism when the mass murdering dictator Fidel Castro passed away. And it's interesting, they call

Trump this evil, racist, fascist dictator. And then when Fidel Castro dies, and you know, I'm from Miami, I was born in Miami, we have a million people in my city, who fled for their lives from this hellhole that Fidel Castro created, they literally got pieces of styrofoam and wired them together and floated across 100 miles straight through shark infested waters to get out of this mass murdering hellhole, just to give you some perspective.

And so when he died, Black Lives Matter released a statement, they expressed an overwhelming sense of loss about the death of El Comandante, which is what communist revolutionaries call

Fidel Castro. And one of the reasons they had this overwhelming sense of loss was because El Comandante protected

Asata Shakur, who quote, continues to inspire us. All right, this is straight from them.

Okay, it's not me telling you, this is them saying these things. Now, God addresses all of these issues, right?

God talks about all of these things about child rearing, about male and female, about family, about communism.

Okay, and so I want to get into Marxism real quick, because when we're talking about a Marxist group, it's important for us to understand what

Marxism is. And I think the most important book ever written about Marxism was not anything that Marx wrote.

It was actually a book called Marx and Satan. It was written by one of our brothers, the late pastor

Richard Wernbrandt. Okay, he was put into a Romanian gulag and tortured by communists for nine years.

And when he got out, he's like, man, that was really satanic. And so he didn't realize that it was going to go in this direction.

But as he researched, he started coming across Marx's poetry, for example. And as you read this poetry,

I encourage you to get it, you can download the copy of the book as a PDF, because it costs like $800 to get it now. But as you read

Marx's poetry, it becomes very clear that Marx was not an atheist, right? He's famous for saying that religion is the opiate of the masses and all the rest of it.

Nothing could be further from the truth. Marx was not an atheist. When you read his poetry, he actually talks to God in his poetry.

He talks to God as though he hates God with a passion. He brags that he's going to destroy the things that God has created and ordained.

And when you look at what Marxism stands for, it is a complete and total repudiation of everything that God stands for, of everything that God has revealed to us about morality, about how government, about how family, about how church should work.

It's a repudiation of everything that is right and good in the world according to God.

And so let's start with the basic one, right? Everybody knows Marxists want to abolish private property. Who is the author of private property?

Well, you can go back to God's word again, which is where we should always go. God is the author of private property, right?

When God said thou shalt not steal, that meant by definition, you have a right to private property, because of course, nobody can steal something from you if you don't have an inherent right to your private property in the first place, right?

So God is the one who ordained private property. It's very, very clear from scripture that God not only believes in private property, but that he demands adherence to private property and to respect private property.

God also reveals that covetousness is evil, right? If you look at the Ten Commandments, God says thou shalt not covet, and Marxism is based on coveting other people's property, and then stealing it, okay?

So you abolish private property based on covetousness. What else does Marxism stand for? Well, if you read Marx's writings, the

Communist Manifesto, the Principles of Communism that he wrote with Engels, Das Kapital, he's very, very clear about the need, the alleged need for dismantling the nuclear family.

He says women should be held in common. It's not right that a woman should be bound together in a lifelong union with a man and that they should raise children together.

Marx believed that women should, you know, without getting too graphic about it, be held in common so that all men could, you know, do their thing with them.

And then what about the children? He had a plan for them too, right? And a lot of people don't realize this, that these ideas come straight out of Marx's propaganda, which of course is straight from the pit of hell.

Marx said the government should take over the education and rearing of children. Who does God say should rear and educate the children?

Well, he says the parents should, right? And when you go into Black Lives Matter, they go even further, right?

They want to dismantle male and female. They're telling us that you have cisgender privilege. They say that we're going to foster a queer affirming network, okay?

We're going to free ourselves. This is a direct quote from their page. We're going to free ourselves from the tight grip of heteronormative thinking, or rather the belief that all in the world are heterosexual unless he, she, they, whatever, disclosed otherwise.

And they want to dismantle the most basic things. And we started off this talk talking about how God was the author of nations.

God is the one who created nations. And so what do Marxists teach? That we should abolish the nation state and live in this global communist utopia run by themselves.

And of course, individual liberty, right? God says on multiple occasions in his word that he is the author of liberty in the

Old Testament, right? Proclaim liberty throughout the land. That's what they wrote on the Liberty Bell, right? Proclaim liberty throughout the land to all the captives, right?

And then in the New Testament, God says the same thing, where the spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty.

And so Marxists hate property, they hate liberty, they hate the family, they hate the church, they hate male and female, they hate the nation state, and they hate

America. And they don't hate America because of racism, right? With communism, the issue is never the issue.

The issue is always the revolution. So they, yes, they hate America, but it's not because America is racist. They hate America because America was founded on biblical principles, including the biblical reality that all men are created equal, that they're all endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights, and that the purpose of government is to protect these rights.

And that is straight out of Romans 13, right? Romans 13, God tells us he ordained government. Government is to serve as a minister to us unto righteousness.

And the purpose of government, he says, is to punish evil. Well, we don't have to speculate about what evil is.

Fortunately, God was very, very clear. Murder is evil. Lying is evil. Theft is evil.

Rape is evil. Okay, so we know what evil is. And we know that God instituted government to punish evil and to protect the good.

Marxism, on the other hand, glorifies all the things that God calls evil, and degrades and demonizes all the things that God calls good.

And God tells us in Isaiah, woe to them who call evil good and good evil.

Right? So in short, Marxism is Satanism, right? It's a complete and total repudiation of everything that God has told us and revealed to us and prescribed to us for our own benefit.

So in the biblical worldview, there can be no racism. Okay? All men are descended from Adam and from Noah.

All life has value because we were all created in the image of God. In the Marxist, Darwinist, Nazi worldview, humans came from slime, slime turned into monkeys, life has no meaning because there is no

God and only the strongest should survive. Okay? Under the Marxist worldview, there is no transcendent purpose to life.

And therefore, what does it matter if we exterminate whole people groups? In fact, Marx was very clear about the alleged need to exterminate people groups.

He looked at the Scottish Highlanders, for example, right? You know, in Marx's view, capitalism was a necessary precursor to ultimately achieving communism.

And he looked at the Scottish Highlanders, you know, a large nation, people group in Scotland, and he said, Oh, they haven't even gotten to capitalism yet.

I mean, they're so backwards, let's just eliminate them from the place from the face of the earth. Okay. And so one of the key strategies of Marxist is to divide people into opposing camps.

Now in Russia, in the anti -Russian revolution, the Bolshevik revolution, it was the bourgeoisie versus the proletariat, right?

The rich versus the not so rich. In America today, the Marxists use a different tactic, because even the not so rich in America are wealthier than people have been any time in human history.

I mean, your poor American is richer than your average middle class European or, you know, your rich Africans or your rich Latin Americans.

And so trying to stir up, you know, hatred based on social status and economic class was not very effective here.

And so instead, they use different divisions. It's men and women, right? Men are oppressing you women, black and white, right?

White people are oppressing black people. Again, starts from these ridiculous presuppositions that if we had been reading our

Bibles, we never would have fallen for. And if we judge something by its fruits, we can look at Marxism and say, hmm, what are the fruits of Marxism?

Well, we've had a lot of communist regimes in the 20th century. We had Cuba, we had the Soviet Union, we had

China, we had Nazi Germany, which Nazism is just national socialism. Of course, Nazism and communism are ideological cousins.

We had Pol Pot in Cambodia, who exterminated between a third and a half of the population of his nation.

So what is the fruit of Marxism? Death, destruction, slavery, right? Marxists literally want to reinstitute slavery, they just want everybody to be slaves.

Okay, so Marxism is evil. And Black Lives Matter, as I showed you, by their own admission, is

Marxist. And yet, if you turn on your television today, you'll see a bunch of goobers paid 10s of millions of dollars to, you know, throw a piece of pigskin around up and down a grass field, kneeling and putting

Black Lives Matter on their shirt and promoting this. You see all the big corporations, Amazon and Facebook and YouTube and Google and Walmart and all the rest of them showering money on Black Lives Matter.

And you know what, the world does what the world does. That doesn't bother me so much. Okay? It doesn't surprise me to see the world going after vain philosophies and deceit, right?

It doesn't surprise me. It shouldn't surprise any of us. God told us that that was what the world was really like.

What really breaks my heart is to see pastors and leaders in the church falling for these satanic deceptions and worse, preaching this garbage to their congregations.

Now, if they really cared about black lives, you know, I'm all about black lives. Again, I reject the idea that there is a such thing as black people or white people.

I mean, we're all just different shades of the same brown. But if we really cared about lives, you know, with skin tones that were slightly darker than other skin tones, you know, we can have a movement about that.

Let's start with the obvious, right? What is the largest killer of dark skinned Americans?

It's abortion, okay? Planned Parenthood alone slaughters 250 black babies every single day, 365 days a year.

They brutally ripped these little babies apart, limb from limb. They vacuumed them out of their mother's womb in the most grotesque manner imaginable.

They slaughter more babies, more black babies in one hour than all of the unarmed black men, or in one half an hour,

I'm sorry, than all of the unarmed black men killed by police last year, and they do it with your tax money.

In New York City, there's more black babies murdered in the womb than are born. Over 250 ,000 black children were murdered in abortion last year.

And what does Black Lives Matter said about it? Not a single word, only that everyone, every woman, every woman has a right to slaughter their unborn child.

In fact, there's a very good documentary about this called MAFA 21 that makes the case that there is literally a genocide going on against Americans with darker skin tones.

According to the CDC, almost half of all US pregnancies among black women ended in murder.

Whereas by lighter skinned women, it was only 16 % of pregnancy. So obviously, we have a real imbalance here.

And that you know, if Black Lives Matter wants me to take them seriously, that would be a good thing to start talking about.

Interestingly, the founder of Planned Parenthood was a fervent believer in eugenics.

Okay, eugenics is the pseudoscientific idea that you can improve the gene pool by basically breeding humans like you breed dogs.

And so Margaret Sanger viewed minorities, darker skinned people, as she described them, human weeds, reckless breeders, spawning human beings who never should have been born.

These are her words in her own books. She actually wrote a letter in 1939 to Dr. Clarence Gamble, explaining how they could manipulate black people into going along with this agenda.

She had a Negro project is what it was called. She said, we don't want word to get out that we want to exterminate the

Negro population. So she proposed hiring black pastors to go into the black community and calm them all down. No, we're not trying to exterminate you.

Don't worry. We're just doing this for your own benefit. I have a quick photo that I want to show you of Margaret Sanger.

And I do this because again, you know, if we want to have a serious conversation about, you know,

Black Lives Matter, the obvious place to begin would be the largest murderer of black

Americans in the country. Okay, this is Margaret Sanger right here standing up. And you see she is speaking to a bunch of members of the

Ku Klux Klan. Okay. So this is who Black Lives Matter really ought to be going after if they were truly interested in what they claim to be interested in, right, ending violence against so called black people.

But of course, Black Lives Matter is not really about that, right? If they were really about dismantling institutions that have a racist history or systemic racism, which is what they claim, they might also target the

Democratic Party. And I don't mean this to be a political talk, it's not. But the Democratic Party historically has been an ardent defender of slavery, an ardent defender of racism and racial terrorism.

In fact, Democrats started the KKK to keep the black people in line after Republicans freed the slaves, right.

And that's all a true story. It's a documented fact. If the Black Lives Matter movement cared about black lives, they might have been concerned about David Dorn, the police officer who was murdered, the black police officer who was murdered by looters while trying to protect his own community.

They might be concerned about the statistics in the Wall Street Journal that just appeared about a month ago. 7 ,000 black men dying at the hands of other black men in murder compared to just nine unarmed black men who were killed at the hands of police.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the data show that a police officer is 18 times more likely to be killed by a black male than an unarmed black male is to be killed by a police officer.

Again, Wall Street Journal, and also many of those police officers who were murdered happen to have dark skin, okay?

And Black Lives Matter doesn't talk about any of this, right? So we know what their real agenda is. They want to dismantle the family.

They're funded by George Soros, a guy who claims he feels like God, right? We have hacked documents 2015, a report from the

Open Society Foundation. They were bragging that they were investing $650 ,000 to create a national movement around this

Black Lives Matter concept. So you know, the Christians who are getting on board with this, look at who you're jumping in bed with, right?

God says, don't be yoked together with unbelievers. These people are the opposite of believers by their own admission, right?

Washington Times did an investigation, they found that Soros had poured $33 million into the organizations fomenting the

Black Lives Matter hysteria in Ferguson in just one year, $33 million, okay? And then of course,

Soros actually helped the Nazis steal Jewish property, and he felt no remorse about it. If we had more time,

I'd even show you that video. But that is the reality of what we're dealing with today, folks.

You know, another big foundation that's funding this Black Lives Matter is the Rockefeller Foundation. Of course, they were the largest financiers of eugenics.

They were funding Joseph Mengele and Nazi racial pseudoscience back in the 1930s.

Corporate America, of course, is funding it. Even the Russian government, according to CNN, was buying Black Lives Matter ads on Facebook, targeting

Baltimore and targeting Ferguson. So, you know, Black Americans, if you believe in that term, which again, as I explained earlier on,

I think it's a silly term to use, and lighter skinned Americans need to understand that we are all being deceived.

All lives matter, because all lives are made in the image of God. But that does not mean we have to kneel before an organization that is a

Marxist group with the intention of dismantling everything God has showed us. So, ultimately, all this race mongering and all this hatred from the

Black Lives Matter and even from the other side, it's not about Black lives. It's about promoting Marxism, which at its core is satanic.

We can judge it by its fruits. So Christians, I would submit to you, should put all this talk of racism and race out of the church.

Now, in the one in a million chance that you have an actual racist in your church who hates people based on the color of their skin, you know, you ought to tell them to repent.

I mean, they should repent because that's wrong. It's evil. It's a sin. God equates hatred with murder. But chances are your church doesn't have any racist in it.

Now, if God doesn't bother giving us a single word about race in his entire

Bible, then I don't think God's people ought to be obsessing about this either. We should let the world worry about those things.

Those are things for the world to worry about. We, as God's people, we have unity in Christ. It doesn't matter if your skin is light or dark.

It doesn't matter if your eyes are blue or black. It doesn't matter if your hair is curly or if you're polka dotted or green or whatever.

We are all one in Christ. And that is what we ought to focus on. And you know, what's really amazing too, is when the world that's all obsessed with all this race and all this hysteria, they should look at us as the body of Christ and say, wow, they love each other and they don't care about what skin tone or what hair color.

I want it. I want that, right? We should be like a magnet to the world. They should look at us and think,

I want some of that for me and for my family too. That is how we can be a good witness. That is how we can combat the hatred and the evil that is ubiquitous at this point in our society.

So with that, I brought us all the way up to 1045. I'll just close my mouth now.

And thank you all once again for listening and for being here. And I think we have time for questions, assuming that's what

Terry and you guys all want to do. So if you have any questions, I'll be happy to take them. Okay, well, thanks,

Alex. That was really, really great. And we really appreciate that you came tonight and you have gave us a lot to think about.