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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
Speaker 1: are the times to which God has decided we shall live.
Speaker 1: And Michelle Obama raised up a generation of black women
Speaker 1: in politics, and she was said to have been a
Speaker 1: presidential contender and she's come out. She said something during well,
Speaker 1: she said a bunch of things during a podcast interview.
Speaker 1: One of them as people really really interested in is
Speaker 1: she a dude? That's a rumor, and we should confess
Speaker 1: it's a rumor. There's a lot of people who believe
Speaker 1: she's a dude. And you know, of course, there's no
Speaker 1: way that a man would ever ap pretend to be
Speaker 1: a woman. It's not a thing that would ever occur.
Speaker 1: It's a rumor if that's all it is. And Michelle
Speaker 1: Obama said something about black women. A lot of things
Speaker 1: about black women, but this one struck me as odd
Speaker 1: because she's actually saying the thing she says black women
Speaker 1: don't say. And I'm pretty sure i've heard black women
Speaker 1: kind of communicate this maybe a lot in society.
Speaker 3: We don't articulate as black women are pain because it's
Speaker 3: almost like nobody ever gave us permission to do that.
Speaker 1: And does anyone care?
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's now they care?
Speaker 1: Is that we dow? I think we would care if
Speaker 1: we knew, if we knew.
Speaker 3: Or you know, yeah, and we have to ask ourselves.
Speaker 3: The men in our lives. Is you know, why wait
Speaker 3: to be asked? You know, it seems like what we
Speaker 3: go through is pretty obvious. I mean, maybe we're not complaining,
Speaker 3: but we're actually living life out loud. You know, I.
Speaker 1: Know nothing about her form of so called black culture.
Speaker 1: I know nothing about her marriage to Barack Hussain Obama.
Speaker 1: I know nothing about that. But I do know that
Speaker 1: she has personally communicated her pain to this nation on
Speaker 1: multiple occasions, saying things like, for the first time in
Speaker 1: the history of her life, she was proud of her
Speaker 1: country because Barack Cusine Obama got to be in the
Speaker 1: White House. We all heard that pain communicated. We saw
Speaker 1: her demonstrate her pain and disdain for America by refusing
Speaker 1: to cover her heart during the Pledge of Allegiance. We
Speaker 1: saw all the demonstrations of this, and I guess in
Speaker 1: her black culture, if they're not given permission for that,
Speaker 1: that's a problematic thing. That's a problem in marriages and relationships.
Speaker 1: But do you honestly believe that you don't see instances
Speaker 1: of black women communicating with pain. We could go through
Speaker 1: all the TV people that do that. The view that's
Speaker 1: what they do is constantly speak of their pain. But
Speaker 1: there's some other things that she said, and she talked
Speaker 1: about her and Barack Obama. You know, there was a
Speaker 1: point where she hated the country when they were initially
Speaker 1: running for presidents and the nation. You know, just the
Speaker 1: media choose not to focus on these things. So I
Speaker 1: want to get to more of what she said because
Speaker 1: I think it's healthy to look at what she says.
Speaker 1: Because she's brought up a world of black leaders, including
Speaker 1: Jasmin Crockett. We'll get to something new Jasmine Crockett said,
Speaker 1: because Jasmine Crockett is a constant source of pain and
Speaker 1: information and acting because she's either a ebonics speaking person
Speaker 1: or she is not. And it's not code shifting because
Speaker 1: she's doing it performatively, which is I think very unhealthy
Speaker 1: for the country. There's a whole series of things that
Speaker 1: are unhealthy for the country. And in fact, Michelle Obama
Speaker 1: was one of the chief actors in destroying American healthcare
Speaker 1: with Obamacare. One of the things they did was turn
Speaker 1: doctors into pill pushers and form fillers and iPad readers,
Speaker 1: and they took away entrepreneurial doctorship by forcing doctors, if
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Speaker 1: into Michelle Obama and what she says in a podcast
Speaker 1: with other black people because we're not invited into that
Speaker 1: realm with white people. And perhaps that's proper, but at
Speaker 1: least we can watch.
Speaker 3: Very early on that that no one was going to
Speaker 3: see beyond the color of our skin at an early age,
Speaker 3: and that could get you in trouble.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean, when you talk about that fear, I'm sure
Speaker 4: that fear been tested across your life in so many
Speaker 4: different places. And I wonder what would you say has
Speaker 4: been the most hardest recent test of that fear, because
Speaker 4: it's not one of those fears that you kind of
Speaker 4: get over in it just goes away. Now that kind
Speaker 4: of shows its head in many that's interesting from ways
Speaker 4: I am in any different ways, So this is interesting
Speaker 4: to me. Because of course, it's very, very obvious.
Speaker 1: That this is a former First Lady of the United
Speaker 1: States of America, and I think she may in fact
Speaker 1: be honest here, and I think it might be one
Speaker 1: of those those those gaffs, those Kinsey glaphs, where someone
Speaker 1: is accidentally honest. Remember she just talked about in a
Speaker 1: previous clip, and that was from another program, by the way,
Speaker 1: where she doesn't talk about her pain because black women don't.
Speaker 1: So what's the most recent example you, Michelle Obama being
Speaker 1: judged only for the color of your skin in this
Speaker 1: current climate.
Speaker 3: For me, it's you know, what's happening to immigrants, you know,
Speaker 3: So it's it's not the fear for myself anymore. I
Speaker 3: drive around in a four car motorcade with a police escort.
Speaker 3: I'm Michelle Obama. I do still worry about my daughters
Speaker 3: in the world, even though they are somewhat recognizable.
Speaker 1: So my feet recognizable and guarded by the Secret Service, is.
Speaker 3: There four What I know is happening out there in
Speaker 3: streets all over the city. And now that we have
Speaker 3: leadership that is sort of indiscriminately determining who belongs and
Speaker 3: who doesn't, and we know that those decisions aren't being
Speaker 3: made with courts and with due process.
Speaker 1: And okay, so now again we get to political life.
Speaker 1: She starts with a little bit of honesty. I drive
Speaker 1: around in armored limousines, et cetera. I'm guarded. She started
Speaker 1: with some of that. She now gets into the lies
Speaker 1: there's no due process. All these people have had due process.
Speaker 1: She gets into pretending that her husband didn't deport a
Speaker 1: bunch of people. Her husband deported five point three million people.
Speaker 1: But she sees making a point of speaking as a
Speaker 1: black woman. Then my question here is is it all
Speaker 1: your concern that it continues to be the fact that
Speaker 1: the number one cause of death of young black men
Speaker 1: is young black men? I mean, does that concern you
Speaker 1: a bit? See this has always been to me, the
Speaker 1: perversion and the perverse tragedy Barack Hussein Obama and Michelle
Speaker 1: Obama getting to be in the White House that they
Speaker 1: had a unique capability to stop that. Barack Obama could
Speaker 1: have given a speech in the heart of Chicago. He
Speaker 1: could have addressed the fact that the number one cause
Speaker 1: of death of young black men is young black men,
Speaker 1: and it's not guns. That's a tool. He could have
Speaker 1: done that and he never did that, and to me,
Speaker 1: I find that to be a perverse tragedy. And there's
Speaker 1: a rum of reasons is why he and Michelle might
Speaker 1: have chose not to do that. Maybe they thought they
Speaker 1: couldn't affect change. But wait a minute. Barack Obama is
Speaker 1: a guy who said, today is a day the ocean
Speaker 1: tides begin to reverse, begin to recede. This is a
Speaker 1: time or Earth or begins to heal. And it was
Speaker 1: about his presidency. He promised a messianic presence. They took
Speaker 1: all the pictures of Barack Obama where suddenly they always
Speaker 1: had halos behind him. Michelle Obama said, Barack is going
Speaker 1: to push us past our limits. He's gonna push us
Speaker 1: to change, hope and change. So it couldn't be that
Speaker 1: they the Obamas didn't think they could affect that change.
Speaker 1: They were busy with other things, seizing control of America's
Speaker 1: healthcare system on behalf of pharmaceutical companies. But they could
Speaker 1: have done it afterwards. They could have made that their
Speaker 1: focus or a focus. They could have made films about
Speaker 1: that instead of the film they did make about a
Speaker 1: dystopian society where stupid, inept white people who secretly want
Speaker 1: to have sex with black girls fail in the dystopia,
Speaker 1: whereas the wise and together black people have it all
Speaker 1: figured out that they could have They could have used
Speaker 1: their media empire that somehow got built around them to
Speaker 1: go and address the things in Chicago and the other
Speaker 1: cities where young black men kill young black men. So
Speaker 1: she starts honest and then recedes into political posturing. Here's
Speaker 1: the clip that gets all the attention. Then we'll get
Speaker 1: to Jasmine Crockett, who of course was raised under the
Speaker 1: at least from a far tuteligit mentorship of Michelle Obama.
Speaker 1: This is the clip everyone's paying attention to.
Speaker 3: I wanted to talk Marlon a bit about, you know,
Speaker 3: just so proud of how you are being a role
Speaker 3: model for dealing with a child that's transgender, and that's
Speaker 3: you know, that warms my heart, particularly as a black man.
Speaker 1: Okay, just so we know, when she says that she's
Speaker 1: touching her chest, Okay, that's where people are pointing at
Speaker 1: this and saying, oh, oh, oh see, now I think
Speaker 1: she's addressing him. She knows that he's a black man.
Speaker 1: I don't know how she knows that, because to my knowledge,
Speaker 1: she's never seen him naked, and you don't know what
Speaker 1: sex is un to someone's naked.
Speaker 2: And even though.
Speaker 3: Would you care to share that journey of well, I'll learn.
Speaker 1: So the answer is less important than the question. I'm
Speaker 1: probably the question is more important than the answer because
Speaker 1: people are paying attention to this, and there's this proof.
Speaker 1: It's not proof, it's a clumsy bit of conversation. But
Speaker 1: remember her husband was the guy who, talking to George Stefanopoulos, said,
Speaker 1: you know, John McCain has never questioned my Muslim faith,
Speaker 1: and George Sefanopplo said you're Christian faith. And Barack Obama said,
Speaker 1: what you said Muslim? You meant Christian? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: ye's right, I'm a Christian. Yeah, I forgot Jasmine Crockett
Speaker 1: talking about mass deportation. Jasmin Crockett, of course, at least
Speaker 1: raised from Afar with Michelle Obama as a political mentor.
Speaker 5: As far as I'm consigning you randomly kidnapping folk and
Speaker 5: you're throwing them out of the country, against their civil rights,
Speaker 5: against their constitutional rights, And frankly, how would they feel
Speaker 5: if some other country decided that they were going to
Speaker 5: just start throwing people randomly in our country like that?
Speaker 5: That is absolutely insane.
Speaker 1: So yes, wait, okay a, she's back to pretending to
Speaker 1: speak at Bonicley, this woman who never did that, who
Speaker 1: went to one hundred thousand dollars per year private school.
Speaker 1: And I continue to believe with my whole heart that
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi's told her, Look, you can have a leadership
Speaker 1: position here. You can be a star. The camera loves you,
Speaker 1: You love the camera. You're a pretty woman, but you
Speaker 1: need to be more black. But did you hear what
Speaker 1: she said? How would some other country feel if we
Speaker 1: just started dumping people into their country? See, there is
Speaker 1: such a thing as a Kinsley gaff or. Our politicians
Speaker 1: accidentally tell the truth. There's all such such a thing
Speaker 1: as a Freudian slip. Jasmin Crockett is not stupid. She
Speaker 1: attempts to sound stupid because that's part of the act.
Speaker 1: She's not stupid. She knows that's been the tactic, and
Speaker 1: so I think it just slipped out. And praise God
Speaker 1: for causing these people to babble sometimes, because in babbel
Speaker 1: or babbling is clarity story number two. In all the
Speaker 1: range of heretical pastors we've talked about, and we've talked
Speaker 1: about a bunch of heretical pastors. There's some patterns that
Speaker 1: are beginning to emerge. One of them is that everything
Speaker 1: is queer, therefore nothing is queer because if everything is something,
Speaker 1: then something is nothing. You see what I'm saying. If
Speaker 1: all things are hot, then nothing is actually hot. So
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Speaker 1: This is a Lutheran pastor explaining that the trip Moses
Speaker 1: made as a baby down the river, the River Nile,
Speaker 1: is not exactly what you've been taught to believe. This is,
Speaker 1: no doubt, an Elka church, which is the fallen version
Speaker 1: of the Lutheran religion.
Speaker 6: I want to tell you about why the Exodus reading
Speaker 6: today tugs at my queer little heart. The story of
Speaker 6: Moses in the River is a favorite of mine. It's
Speaker 6: an extraordinary little tale about family, literally family found in
Speaker 6: the reeds, and all the beautifully messy ways that God
Speaker 6: calls us to be kin to one another outside heteronormative
Speaker 6: family structures.
Speaker 1: Okay, so let's pause. Moses was born of a woman
Speaker 1: in a married relationship, and at the time, an evil
Speaker 1: king was when unaliving babies, so to rescue Moses, they
Speaker 1: flowed him down the river, having faith that God Almighty
Speaker 1: would carry out a plan to save Moses. Moses landed
Speaker 1: in a place where a princess found him, a princess
Speaker 1: who was the result of a heteronormative relationship. Okay, so
Speaker 1: where are we getting to the queer parts.
Speaker 6: It seems that Pharaoh's daughter understands that Moses's origins are important.
Speaker 6: They are part of him, and moreover, they're part of
Speaker 6: how he got to her. So I think her choice
Speaker 6: to name him as she does is also a choice
Speaker 6: to love him relentlessly and unconditionally. I think it is
Speaker 6: a tiny act of resistance against an oppressive empire that
Speaker 6: enslaved Moses's people. I think it's a promise to keep
Speaker 6: him safe.
Speaker 1: So where do we get to the queer stuff? I mean,
Speaker 1: Chardy said that this is an act against heteronormativity, and incidentally,
Speaker 1: if there was no heteronormativity, there'd be no, people.
Speaker 6: I think it's a commitment to helping him remember where
Speaker 6: he came from and to appreciate all the parts of himself.
Speaker 6: So too with us and God. I want to focus
Speaker 6: on the ways in which this is particularly true for
Speaker 6: queer folks. There's the relatively obvious God creates, sees, and
Speaker 6: loves our queerness before we do.
Speaker 1: Okay, so pause, No, he doesn't.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: You may say that some people are born same sex attracted,
Speaker 1: and I think that's true. Some people are other people
Speaker 1: choose that path, and in our current state of affairs
Speaker 1: in the United States, pushed into that. They're pushed to
Speaker 1: declare that early and often because otherwise they're part of
Speaker 1: an oppressive class. Ask any teenager who will tell you
Speaker 1: the truth. But no, the queer part of this is no,
Speaker 1: God does not love sexual sin. He didn't love it
Speaker 1: then and he doesn't love it now. He doesn't love
Speaker 1: opposite sex sin and sex fornication, that is sex outside
Speaker 1: of marriage or adultery, married people having sex with people
Speaker 1: not their husband or wife. He doesn't love that. And
Speaker 1: there are some people born with the proclivity to steal things,
Speaker 1: kleptom aniacal. He doesn't love that. He doesn't love sin behavior,
Speaker 1: and Moses was not a sinner. Moses was a little baby.
Speaker 1: Now see the pattern here with all of these churches
Speaker 1: is that God must be queered. I saw a bumper
Speaker 1: strip to the Dana car that said God is non binary,
Speaker 1: with the so called transflag behind it. Now, in fact,
Speaker 1: God is binary. There are certainly female aspects to God
Speaker 1: or feminine. There are feminine aspects to most people, but
Speaker 1: God is referred to in the masculine by choice. You
Speaker 1: either believe the Bible is the living Word of God,
Speaker 1: unchangeable and unchanging. You either believe that or you don't.
Speaker 1: But the consistent thread through now the leftist gospel fake
Speaker 1: churches is that Jesus must be queered in every possible way.
Speaker 1: How does this help same sex attracted people to take
Speaker 1: out this spiritual catfishing thing where you are catfishing them
Speaker 1: into believing they're following Jesus, but he has nothing to
Speaker 1: do with who Jesus actually is. The Nile River story
Speaker 1: is the latest attempt to do this. They did it
Speaker 1: with Jesus riding the donkey into Jerusalem. That was a
Speaker 1: that was a drag queen act. The desperation is to
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Speaker 1: story number three. This has gotten a ton of attention.
Speaker 1: And the first time I saw it, I didn't know
Speaker 1: who this woman was. I did not know who Valencia
Speaker 1: Gomez was, which is the point. That's why the video
Speaker 1: was made. And it's a super smart tactic. And I'll
Speaker 1: explain why it's a tactic in a second. But here's
Speaker 1: my concern. I think she's had her reward. So when
Speaker 1: you go out to confront, let's say, a different culture
Speaker 1: and a culture that doesn't follow Jesus, what are the
Speaker 1: patterns Jesus used? So I'm not saying that this woman
Speaker 1: is running to be pastor of Texas or a spiritual
Speaker 1: leader of Texas. She is running to be a politician,
Speaker 1: or she's a politician running for office. She wants to
Speaker 1: be in Congress, and she has chosen a platform that
Speaker 1: in a way mimics what President Trump should. It's apparently
Speaker 1: a third rail in Texas politics to recognize the fact
Speaker 1: that there are cities in Texas that are being built
Speaker 1: up to be one Muslim and that they're investors who
Speaker 1: are investing in this, and that, in fact, some of
Speaker 1: the most radical mosques in America are in Texas, and
Speaker 1: we've played videos of people speaking in those mosques and
Speaker 1: cheering on the unaliving of the Jewish people, for instance.
Speaker 1: So this woman went to an event apparently held by
Speaker 1: Muslims and in the presence of Muslims, and this is
Speaker 1: what she did when she got on stage. And my
Speaker 1: question is has she had her reward?
Speaker 5: Is a religion of rape, is a pedophilia where they
Speaker 5: bound down to a stupid, wrong and elass prophet.
Speaker 3: Get here, go back in your go back in your cage,
Speaker 3: doesn't try something.
Speaker 2: But I think we're we're rolling. We're rolling.
Speaker 1: So you heard what she said, and you heard what
Speaker 1: they said. They called her a dog, and she spoke
Speaker 1: of rampants, rampants, infliction of lustful violence on women by
Speaker 1: people practic you're seeing the Muslim faith. So it went
Speaker 1: ultra viral. I now know who she is. I've spoken
Speaker 1: about her here I've spoken about her this week on
Speaker 1: two national radio programs. So Jesus might say to her,
Speaker 1: you had your reward well done. How does this compare
Speaker 1: it to how Jesus did things? Is this winning hearts
Speaker 1: and minds? And I want to explore that this. We
Speaker 1: think about the body of Christ and how we get
Speaker 1: people into the body of Christ. I mean, we are
Speaker 1: all actress within the body of Christ. We all are
Speaker 1: given some role within the body of Christ. Sometimes there
Speaker 1: are spiritual gifts people have. Sometimes there are just ordinary
Speaker 1: gifts people have that we are used, were asked to
Speaker 1: use to build the Kingdom. This woman clearly is a
Speaker 1: good speaker. God's clearly availed her of that. So maybe
Speaker 1: she is one of the mouths of the body of Christ.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's what she's been asked to do. Is that
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Speaker 1: Valencia Gomez, has been given a natural talent. It seems
Speaker 1: maybe she developed a speaking talent. But usually God gives
Speaker 1: people in certain ways, so she is given that. She's
Speaker 1: clearly given a heart of fearlessness. I mean, you could
Speaker 1: say that she's gone into the lions den fair enough.
Speaker 1: You could say that she stood up to the gates
Speaker 1: of Hades fair enough, and then what did she do
Speaker 1: with that? There are certainly some times that Jesus Christ
Speaker 1: went and spoke some harsh words to who leaders of
Speaker 1: the Jewish faith. Jesus was a Jewish man, and please
Speaker 1: don't fill the comment sections with he wasn't a practicing jew.
Speaker 1: That's silliness, that stupidness. Jesus was called Rabbi. Jesus celebrated
Speaker 1: the Passover. Jesus grew up Jewish. Jesus loved his father's house.
Speaker 1: That's where he was when he was lost from his
Speaker 1: family for three days. He was in his father's house.
Speaker 1: So please don't fill the comment sections with that unless
Speaker 1: you can back it up. So there were times when
Speaker 1: Jesus was quite harsh, where Jesus spoke to the Pharisees
Speaker 1: as a brood of vipers or whitewashed tombs, meaning that
Speaker 1: you look good on the outset, on the inside you
Speaker 1: are walking death, and what he meant, of course, to
Speaker 1: spiritual death. There was the turning over the table, the
Speaker 1: tables in the temple, and there stops the instances of
Speaker 1: Jesus speaking harshly to leaders. There were the times where
Speaker 1: he spoke an occasional heart sentence harsh sentence to his followers,
Speaker 1: get behind me, Satan, when when Peter was christioning whether
Speaker 1: Jesus would go to the cross, Get behind me, Satan,
Speaker 1: But when Jesus Christ went into the biggest lion den ever,
Speaker 1: which was leading up to his crucifixion, Jesus could have lectured.
Speaker 1: He had all the audience that you'd want. All the
Speaker 1: right people. The Pharisees he called, broods of vipers and
Speaker 1: whitewashed tombs were there. They were demanding his death. Roman
Speaker 1: leaders like Ponscious Pilots, who ultimately allowed the crucifixion to occur.
Speaker 1: Poncious didn't want to do it, but he did. He
Speaker 1: was there. By tradition, Poncious Pilot's wife was there, who said,
Speaker 1: have nothing to do with this man. I think that
Speaker 1: even peers in one of the Gospels have nothing to
Speaker 1: do with this man. In tradition tells us that she
Speaker 1: was haunted by that decision. So here's Jesus with all
Speaker 1: the right people in the crowd, people who hated him,
Speaker 1: as Jews, as non Jews, as Pagans, as Romans. He
Speaker 1: could have lectured. He could have said what she said.
Speaker 1: He submitted. He said to Ponscious Pilots, who had said
Speaker 1: to Jesus, don't you know that I have the power
Speaker 1: of life over death of you and Jesus after refusing
Speaker 1: to speak to him basically said, you have no power
Speaker 1: for me, but that which my father grants. Jesus had
Speaker 1: also also made very very clear that yes, he was
Speaker 1: a King's pilot asked him, are you a king? He said,
Speaker 1: so you've said, that's misunderstood. It was considered a bad
Speaker 1: thing to testify on your own behalf. And so Jesus said,
Speaker 1: so you've said. Jesus asked in one of the gospels,
Speaker 1: are you asking this of your own volition? Or did
Speaker 1: others tell you these things? And Jesus did say that
Speaker 1: he was a king. It wasn't is but not of
Speaker 1: this earth. Who was he speaking to?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 1: He was speaking to ponscious pilots in a select group
Speaker 1: of people. Later, when he was being forced to carry
Speaker 1: the cross through the streets, and he did this silently,
Speaker 1: subjecting himself to this because he could have called down
Speaker 1: a legion of angels. Who was he preaching to at
Speaker 1: that time? With his actions, well, all around him saw
Speaker 1: him submitting and this is a messiah, this is the
Speaker 1: military leader who's going to take us out from under
Speaker 1: the grip of Rome. A lot of people asking a
Speaker 1: ton of questions. Then, when Christ went to the cross,
Speaker 1: and most of the people there, ninety five percent of
Speaker 1: the people there were there to watch him be tortured
Speaker 1: and to die and to celebrate that. And at that
Speaker 1: point then Jesus could have said, do you see what
Speaker 1: these people are doing? I am an innocent man, and
Speaker 1: here they are doing this to me. Do you see
Speaker 1: what they are Do you see what they've done to
Speaker 1: my hands and feet? Do you see what they think
Speaker 1: of me? And he didn't. His concern was for his
Speaker 1: mothers and his friends. Behold your mother, he said to
Speaker 1: John the Apostle, Jesus loved, behold your son. His concern
Speaker 1: was for the people who were crucifying him, forgive them, father,
Speaker 1: they know not what they do. His concern was for
Speaker 1: a thief next to him, because he was surrounded by thieves.
Speaker 1: One of the thieves recognized the deity of Jesus Christ,
Speaker 1: so his concern was for him. And after that man
Speaker 1: confessed those things, Jesus made a promise. Truly, I tell
Speaker 1: you that, truly today I tell you you will be
Speaker 1: in paradise with me. He made a promise, not just
Speaker 1: to him, but he did that in front of everybody
Speaker 1: that was not a select audience, that was a big audience,
Speaker 1: we're told traditionally. So they all heard, and they all watched,
Speaker 1: and they all watched him commend his spirit to his
Speaker 1: father in heaven after he went through that moment of pain,
Speaker 1: My father, my father, why of you are forgiven a
Speaker 1: Why have you forsake of me? It's actually daddy daddy
Speaker 1: if you think about that, from respective of translating Abba
Speaker 1: abbah daddy daddy. That's what he did in a moment
Speaker 1: where he was in the actual lions dead. Now, how
Speaker 1: do he said all those things and made those accusations
Speaker 1: which wouldn't have had accusations, they would have been facts.
Speaker 1: How special would the resurrection have been? Still pretty amazing.
Speaker 1: But when a man who subjected himself to this in
Speaker 1: perfect submission rose again, that was the power that changed
Speaker 1: the world. So I'm not saying in here that we
Speaker 1: should submit to Islam. God forbid, God forbid. Jesus Christ
Speaker 1: is the way of the truth in the life, and
Speaker 1: no one gets to the Father but through him. Muslims
Speaker 1: are not going to heaven. So when we interact with Muslims, though,
Speaker 1: are they our religious authorities?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Are we Jesus No? What can we show? We can
Speaker 1: show disagreement Lovingly wrapped in faith, we can question ask questions.
Speaker 1: Why are their problems in the Islamic faith? So many
Speaker 1: women being harmed with lustful violence, women and girls? Why
Speaker 1: is this? Why aren't your faith leaders confronting this? Why
Speaker 1: is it okay by some readings of the crime to
Speaker 1: do this? And if it's not okay, can you clarify
Speaker 1: why is it that Islamic countries so often have such
Speaker 1: structural problems? Why is that in this faith? And why
Speaker 1: aren't your leaders confronting it? Why aren't your leaders absorbing
Speaker 1: the Palestinian people? Why do countries that are Islamic have
Speaker 1: massive walls keeping them out? Why is that? When we're
Speaker 1: asking these questions, let's be ready to entertain the answers.
Speaker 1: So to Valencia Gomez, who's running for Congress in the
Speaker 1: state of Texas, you might hear one day from Jesus,
Speaker 1: I gave you talents to speak, I gave you a
Speaker 1: fearless heart. I asked you to be an ambassador on
Speaker 1: my behalf, to let me work through you, to bring
Speaker 1: people to me and help me understand this circumstance in Texas.
Speaker 1: And he might say to her, well, you want a
Speaker 1: seat in Congress. You've already had your reward. This is
Speaker 1: a Todd Hermann Shaw. Please go, be well, be strong,
Speaker 1: be kind, and please make every effort to walk in
Speaker 1: the light of Christ.