Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show.
Speaker 1: Story number one, the sexual left and virtuous hate. Story
Speaker 1: number two, God asked where are the scribes and the prophets?
Speaker 1: The elites answer as fools might and story number three
Speaker 1: choosing to see God is sometimes a choice of the will.
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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: You know, on my program, it's my radio programs and podcasts,
Speaker 1: we've talked a lot about virtuous racism and it's a
Speaker 1: phrase I believe I made up that some racism is
Speaker 1: good racism. In the eyes of the left, anti white
Speaker 1: racism is virtuous racism. Or using racism to say limit
Speaker 1: the number of Asian men who get into Harvard University, Well,
Speaker 1: that's good racism because you are hurting a bad race
Speaker 1: because they're white adjacent, and you're helping a good race
Speaker 1: because they're not white adjacent, and therefore that's virtuous racism.
Speaker 1: There's something in the left that I refer to, particularly
Speaker 1: from the sexual left, as virtuous hate. If you're a
Speaker 1: man who is gender defiant, it is virtuous to hate women,
Speaker 1: particularly women who do not agree that your gender defiance
Speaker 1: is something that they need to adopt or respect. You
Speaker 1: can see this broadcast through all sorts of means. I'll
Speaker 1: show you one such example here in a second, from
Speaker 1: a new program starring one actress I really like her work.
Speaker 1: I think Jessica Chastain is a fantastic actress. And she's
Speaker 1: in a new series that apparently is coming from Apple TV.
Speaker 1: It's called The Savant. And I'll show you this in
Speaker 1: a second, because she's going to go out and cleanse
Speaker 1: the world of some hate. But I think she's probably
Speaker 1: going to defend virtuous hate. There's not a lot of
Speaker 1: things you can defend when it comes to choosing to
Speaker 1: do businesses with companies that hate your values. I mean,
Speaker 1: you could say it's convenient, it's what you've always done.
Speaker 1: I would guess if you went and simply looked at
Speaker 1: the soap in your house, soap you used to wash
Speaker 1: your body or your hands, you got to find out
Speaker 1: that you're working with companies that either don't care about
Speaker 1: your values or openly despise your values. On the other hand,
Speaker 1: to see what I did, they're unintentional pun there's Allen.
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Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 1: In this trailer for the show called The Savants, Jessic
Speaker 1: Chesstein is going to cleanse the world of hate. She's
Speaker 1: an undercover investigator and mother who infiltrates hate groups online
Speaker 1: to detect and prement, prevent violent extremists from doing what
Speaker 1: they do, stopping them before they can act, putting her
Speaker 1: kids to bed. Hey, look it's mixed race family. That's interesting.
Speaker 1: Why would that be?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: There she is with her three four monitors coordinated mass
Speaker 1: attack that looks like a Nazi SIGNOD for months. Done
Speaker 1: you in or what? Yes, she's in some mom in
Speaker 1: the savanna. Between nineteen ninety four and twenty twenty eight
Speaker 1: hundred ninety three extreme mistics took place in America. Today,
Speaker 1: unseen heroes protect us from caps more.
Speaker 3: All night.
Speaker 4: Sometimes.
Speaker 1: Oh she has to take pills. There's some pharma product placement.
Speaker 5: I love it is pretending to think like them to
Speaker 5: stop those people from doing really Oh look.
Speaker 1: An evil white man. Did you see that? And they're
Speaker 1: in the capital. Look at that, just like January sixth Huh.
Speaker 1: You know, I have a tip for Jessica Chastain's character.
Speaker 1: This is going to take some work. So you're going
Speaker 1: to have to go really really undercover. And let me
Speaker 1: give you the steps of going undercover. And this is
Speaker 1: going to be really advanced. Ready, Jessica, go look for
Speaker 1: the Eugene Weekly online. So type in Eugene Weekly and
Speaker 1: go back and look at their cover for June nineteenth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, just around the time of leading up
Speaker 1: to the latest shooting at a Catholic school where children
Speaker 1: are unlive while praying to the Lord Jesus, unlive by
Speaker 1: a gender confused young man, but in fact started to
Speaker 1: come out of his gender confusion. And you would see
Speaker 1: this picture from the Eugene Weekly. It is an image
Speaker 1: of someone the Eugene Weekly chooses to call Eve Weston
Speaker 1: holding an AR fifteen style rifle, normally, of course, a
Speaker 1: weapon that's evil, but not in this case, because we're
Speaker 1: going to talk about some virtuous hate. Eve Weston appears
Speaker 1: to be a man pretending to be a woman. And
Speaker 1: on the right hand side, it says, as the Trump
Speaker 1: administration attacks so called trans people, some queer folk are
Speaker 1: armed and ready to bash back with guns and combat boots.
Speaker 1: Bashback the attacks being what laws laws protecting children from
Speaker 1: irreversible chemical and surgical interventions? Those laws, that's from what
Speaker 1: you bash back. Has there been any significant bashing by
Speaker 1: gender confused people or gender defined people using weapons like this?
Speaker 1: Is Jessica Chastain's character going to be looking into such things?
Speaker 1: It doesn't take much looking. I don't think so, because
Speaker 1: this is virtuous hate. This is from that issue June
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. There's a saying I hear a lot
Speaker 1: from the armed career community, and that's you go far
Speaker 1: enough left to get your guns back, from pistols to
Speaker 1: air fifteens and AK forty sevens. Queers are alluding to
Speaker 1: bash back, protecting themselves from surging levels of violence and
Speaker 1: political hatred. Incidentally, there is not a particularly robust surging
Speaker 1: acts of violence against gender confused people. Praise God because
Speaker 1: there shouldn't be. We can hate sin, and we are
Speaker 1: called to love the people who sin. Jesus loves this
Speaker 1: person who calls himself, Eve Weston, just as much as
Speaker 1: he loves me and he loves you. Jesus wants this
Speaker 1: person who calls himself Eve Western back in the family
Speaker 1: just as much as he wants anyone back into the family,
Speaker 1: which people can do by accepting the Lord Jesus as
Speaker 1: the Lord and Savior after repenting of sins with true sorrow.
Speaker 1: We need to remind ourselves of this. But the virtuous
Speaker 1: hate from the sexual left pointed at people who will
Speaker 1: not bow down to this ideology extends into things like this. Often,
Speaker 1: people who are practitioners of virtuous hate from the sexual
Speaker 1: left will throw around the phrase nazi. Have you ever
Speaker 1: been called Nazi? I've been called Nazi. I'm sort of
Speaker 1: boring by this point. If you are in any of
Speaker 1: conservative media you've not been called the Nazi, then maybe
Speaker 1: you're not doing something right. This is from the Telegraph.
Speaker 1: This is an actual neo Nazi, meaning this is a
Speaker 1: guy who's adopted the belief of the Nazi party that
Speaker 1: there is a there is a race of people better
Speaker 1: than others, the white race. A neo Nazi, a new Nazi.
Speaker 1: The Telegraph neo Nazi changes ginger to serve sentence in
Speaker 1: women's prison. German fra right extremists move prompts backlash to
Speaker 1: Olof Skulz's self determination reforms. This guy's name is Sven Libeck,
Speaker 1: a so called far right extremist, goes by the new
Speaker 1: name of Marla Savenja on official documents. And there's this
Speaker 1: guy with his neck tattoos and his mustache and in
Speaker 1: my judgment, clearly clowning the system. I pretend to be
Speaker 1: a woman by wearing a dress and a hat, and
Speaker 1: now I get to go be in a woman's prisons.
Speaker 1: But if we call this out, if we say about
Speaker 1: the women to prison, they shouldn't be subjected to this.
Speaker 1: Sometimes on the right, I'll get some horrible statements back.
Speaker 1: Why not if the women don't want to be subjected
Speaker 1: to such things, they shouldn't put themselves in prison. Well,
Speaker 1: they deserve it. They committed a crime. So now play
Speaker 1: stupid games, win stupid prizes. Congratulations your cell mates, A
Speaker 1: male and under you a Nazi. Horrific Jesus said to us,
Speaker 1: I was in prison and you did not visit me.
Speaker 1: I was hungry and you did not feed me. I'm certainty,
Speaker 1: and you gave me nothing to drink. He says that
Speaker 1: to people who were believers. He's warning believers, Yeah, you
Speaker 1: can believe in me, you can make be your lord
Speaker 1: and savior. But as you treat the least of these,
Speaker 1: so you treat me and then the people from the left.
Speaker 1: The virtuous hate is this, you hate trans women so
Speaker 1: much that you would want them to be put in
Speaker 1: the unsafe position of being put into a male prison.
Speaker 1: That's how far your hatred goes. Never mind the fact,
Speaker 1: of course, that the guy is clearly a dude, as
Speaker 1: so called trans women are so a guy who gets
Speaker 1: a fair bit of following online, maybe for posting things
Speaker 1: like this. His name is Corey J. Mauler, and this
Speaker 1: is a meme that goes around from time to time
Speaker 1: on the channels of the sexual left. Pick your side,
Speaker 1: there are no others. One is the Nazi flag, and
Speaker 1: one is the multicolored all sex genders, same sex attracted
Speaker 1: so called trans flag on the right. Refer back to
Speaker 1: the last story. You have to choose. Apparently you don't,
Speaker 1: because when an actual neo Nazi says I'd very much
Speaker 1: like to be in a woman's prison, we have to
Speaker 1: employ virtuous hate, or at least watch it be employed.
Speaker 1: The virtuous hate is they hate the right side. Jesus
Speaker 1: said love your enemies. You've heard it said you should
Speaker 1: love your friends. Well, even the Pagans love their friends.
Speaker 1: Or to love our enemies, or to pray for enemies.
Speaker 1: It doesn't mean we're to adopt their ideologies or to
Speaker 1: defend them. There is no such thing as virtuous hate.
Speaker 1: That's why it's so annoying to see virtuous hate practiced.
Speaker 1: This is from the parent company of Pepsicola. They own
Speaker 1: a product called Bubbly Water, and they made this for
Speaker 1: Pride Month, and it's promoting something called Chosen Families. I'll
Speaker 1: explain what Chosen Families are here in just a second,
Speaker 1: because that will really get across the idea of virtuous
Speaker 1: hate for the nuclear family unit. This is an ad
Speaker 1: for Bubbly Water, Bubbly Presents coming home, and so this
Speaker 1: is a young man waiting to get into a club,
Speaker 1: nervous we won't coming here.
Speaker 6: We've been here every Friday since back when Corey was
Speaker 6: in his boat. I thought we.
Speaker 1: Agreed we wouldn't talk about that. The bow tie being
Speaker 1: so many.
Speaker 5: Of my best friends right here, just waiting.
Speaker 7: For the bathroom.
Speaker 1: Okay, So waiting for the bathroom and see that they
Speaker 1: are of different genders. What's your name? Because they change
Speaker 1: names consistently. Are you getting the swing of this? And
Speaker 1: here comes some men pretending to be women in performance
Speaker 1: drag queens.
Speaker 3: This is where my drag mother got me my first kid.
Speaker 3: I love you.
Speaker 1: Drag mother would be the person who initiated him into this.
Speaker 1: It looks like you have a word. So here's this
Speaker 1: young man reflecting? Or is it a young lady? Oh?
Speaker 1: It's meant to be confusing because the guess is part
Speaker 1: of the game self reflective? Am I going to be accepted?
Speaker 1: Here comes the kind chosen parent? Has it gone?
Speaker 5: I am just here by myself?
Speaker 6: Okay, well do you want to be over there with
Speaker 6: my friends?
Speaker 2: Yes? And come on, that's I'm.
Speaker 1: Jack, Jack Jac not with a K, So that's a signal.
Speaker 1: A chosen family is also known as a glitter family.
Speaker 1: If your family will not pretend that you're a boy
Speaker 1: when you are clearly a girl, you pick a chosen family.
Speaker 1: In separate countries like Washington and Oregon, they can separate
Speaker 1: kids from the nuclear family and never tell the parents
Speaker 1: it's a chosen family. It's hatred for the nuclear family units.
Speaker 1: But it's virtuous hatred because it's on behalf of a
Speaker 1: virtuous ideology, a virtuous ideology that tells kids something that
Speaker 1: is both physically, biologically, metaphysically and spiritually impossible. God loves them,
Speaker 1: He just doesn't love what's being done to that story.
Speaker 1: Number two, God asks where are the scribes and the prophets?
Speaker 1: And the elites answer as fools would. In the Bible,
Speaker 1: you'll read from time to time things that's if you
Speaker 1: don't understand the Bible well, can be confusing, such as
Speaker 1: God asking where are the scribes and the prophets? Well,
Speaker 1: he knows, But the point they're making here in the
Speaker 1: Bible is who is able to outthink God, who's greater
Speaker 1: than God. Well, in a time where the so called
Speaker 1: wise are proving that God uses simple things to shame
Speaker 1: the wise, we can go back to statements like this,
Speaker 1: where are the scribes in the Prophets? This is Wes
Speaker 1: Moore answering a question about whether or not he had
Speaker 1: a bronze star. Check out this beautiful way to answer
Speaker 1: to prove that he is shamed by the simple things
Speaker 1: that he's neither ascribed nor a profit or able to
Speaker 1: outthink God, or in this case, either lie in any
Speaker 1: form of elegant way.
Speaker 3: You claiming you had a Bronze Star in two thousand
Speaker 3: and six when you were applying for a job, Why
Speaker 3: did you do that?
Speaker 7: Well, I think it's I'm deeply proud of my service
Speaker 7: to this country. And I know my soldiers that I
Speaker 7: saw with are deeply proud, and the veteran community is
Speaker 7: as well. And I think it's pretty common knowledge or
Speaker 7: common belief that when you're a commanding officers and you're
Speaker 7: superior officers, tell you listen, we put you in and
Speaker 7: we've gone through everything.
Speaker 5: So as you're going through your application included I included it,
Speaker 5: and I didn't think about it.
Speaker 3: But in two thousand and eight on PBS they said
Speaker 3: they introduced you, Gwen I full saying you had earned
Speaker 3: a Bronze Star medal. That's two thousand and eight, twenty ten.
Speaker 3: You were on the Colbert Show when he said you
Speaker 3: had a Bronze Star. You did not correct him. You
Speaker 3: had to know you did not have one.
Speaker 5: Then, well it was I did not go back and
Speaker 5: go back and tell the Pentagon. Hey, I was told
Speaker 5: to put this on application.
Speaker 1: It convinces no one. And at least you can give
Speaker 1: credit to ABC for asking the dictator of Maryland that question,
Speaker 1: Wes Moore. God uses the simple things to shame the wise,
Speaker 1: and the Bible asks us, where are the scribes and
Speaker 1: the prophets who can outthink God? God himself is truth.
Speaker 1: Jesus said, I am the Way, the Truth, and the life.
Speaker 1: And no one comes to the Father but for me.
Speaker 1: And this guy thinks this is somehow convincing. I'm going
Speaker 1: to share another case with you here, and it goes
Speaker 1: back to the COVID era. It was a time where
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of people had to stop and say,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, this is the new thing. Now. These
Speaker 1: are not the wisest and the best and the brightest.
Speaker 1: These are people who are lost in their own pride,
Speaker 1: unable to use God's wisdom at all, simply their own
Speaker 1: false wisdom. I'll show you this. It's from the Politico.
Speaker 1: At least the Politico had a snappy headline on this.
Speaker 1: There's snappy sorts of things that are said from time
Speaker 1: to time in defense of broken systems in America. When
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Speaker 1: You also have the largest hyperbaric chamber in North America.
Speaker 1: You also provide the same the specific forms of ivs
Speaker 1: my body needs to best ingest these stem cells. You
Speaker 1: also curate the stem cells from umbilical cords of women
Speaker 1: you know whose health outcomes you study during and after pregnancy.
Speaker 1: You also have a biocontainment lab, one step short of
Speaker 1: the biocontainment labs that you run for things like a bollet. No,
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Speaker 1: care to this. This is from the Politico coronavirus. Suddenly,
Speaker 1: public health officials say social justice matters more than social distance.
Speaker 1: For months, health experts told Americans to stay home. Now
Speaker 1: many are encouraging to the public to join mass protests.
Speaker 1: Not voting, not going to the polls, but protests. These
Speaker 1: are not the best in the brightest Where are the
Speaker 1: scribes and the prophets? Who's out thinking God? In any
Speaker 1: form of decent human skepticism. We could all look at
Speaker 1: this and say, none of this makes any sense. I
Speaker 1: thought it was all deadly No. In fact, I remember
Speaker 1: they released studies showing that social justice protests were less
Speaker 1: likely to spread the COVID flu than the sturgists motorcycle rally.
Speaker 1: Insane and impossible. Where are the scribes in the province?
Speaker 1: Where are the wise ones? God is still using the
Speaker 1: simple things to shame the wise. This is a guy
Speaker 1: who had to step dou He didn't. He chose to
Speaker 1: step down from the CDC. He should have been fired.
Speaker 1: He's pretty much an open Satanist named Dimitri Disocles. Listen
Speaker 1: to this as he's talking about the firewall between science
Speaker 1: and politics.
Speaker 6: I've been ready to do this when I felt that
Speaker 6: I hit the line and I hit the line when
Speaker 6: both I didn't think that we were going to be
Speaker 6: able to present science in a way free of ideology.
Speaker 6: That the firewall between science and ideology has completely broken down.
Speaker 1: By the way. This guy's ideology during the monkey Pocks
Speaker 1: thing was that men should continue to have orgies with men,
Speaker 1: that one man's joy is another man's risk. Does that
Speaker 1: sound like science to you?
Speaker 4: He continues addressing stigma intentionally and making sure that we
Speaker 4: get the word out in a way that supports people's
Speaker 4: joy as opposed to, you know, calling them risky. So
Speaker 4: I think, you know, one of the things to think
Speaker 4: about is that, you know, one person's idea of risk
Speaker 4: is another person's idea of a great festival or Friday
Speaker 4: night for that matter. So we have to sort of
Speaker 4: embrace that with joy.
Speaker 1: So this guy's ideology is that if you get sexual
Speaker 1: pleasure from sleeping or having sex with a bunch of
Speaker 1: men in BDSM clubs, you should continue to do that.
Speaker 1: Public health, is this what puts the public at risk? Well,
Speaker 1: some people would say it's risky to go skydiving, but
Speaker 1: I get joy from it. Okay, It's risky to eat
Speaker 1: fatty food. Some people say it's not, but some people
Speaker 1: say it is. But I get joy from it. Public
Speaker 1: health is supposed to be about math. Having sex with
Speaker 1: a bunch of men in BDS gun clubs is risky,
Speaker 1: joy or not joy. God is still using the simple
Speaker 1: things to shame the wise. Where are the Prophets? Story
Speaker 1: number three? Sometimes choosing to see God is an act
Speaker 1: of the will. I was doing some social research for
Speaker 1: our face segments and I came across this statement from
Speaker 1: a guy, and it's kind of convicting, and I feel
Speaker 1: convicted by it. I've never met him, and probably, honestly,
Speaker 1: if I met him, it probably would have had the
Speaker 1: same encounter with me that he's had with other people.
Speaker 1: He's disappointed that people haven't forced him or convinced him
Speaker 1: to convert to the Christian faith.
Speaker 8: Can't get behind Christianity because I made it twenty five
Speaker 8: years in this life without anyone even really trying to
Speaker 8: convert me. I mean, you guys just didn't try that hard.
Speaker 8: You looked at me, knew I was destined for eternal damnation,
Speaker 8: and you said that guy, you can even try. You
Speaker 8: really didn't even try to convert me. So how am
Speaker 8: I supposed to believe that you guys who cares so
Speaker 8: little about me, are all going to some lovely, lovely
Speaker 8: little heaven while I go to hell simply because I'm
Speaker 8: a non believer. I mean, please, Dear God, make it
Speaker 8: make sense. Make it make sense, or at least try
Speaker 8: and convert me. Man, you know, be a good Christian.
Speaker 1: He's not wrong about being a good Christian. Try and convert. Okay,
Speaker 1: So I meet you at an airport, walk up and
Speaker 1: say repents of your sins. The Kingdom Novenda is near,
Speaker 1: accept that Jesus Christ is your Lord and savior, and
Speaker 1: you walk away. Okay. I tried what we're taught to
Speaker 1: do in the disciple, making sure a process is to
Speaker 1: share connect ministered disciple. Now, I would hope that Christians
Speaker 1: would share with you in an environment that's just say,
Speaker 1: social or on an airplane someplace where you're kind of
Speaker 1: forced to be together. I might say something to you
Speaker 1: like this, because it is my responsibility to spread the faith,
Speaker 1: to have a reason for by optimism, to share the
Speaker 1: Gospel with everyone I meet in some form, and it
Speaker 1: might be just saying something to you like this. After
Speaker 1: a brief discussion. Hey, God bless you man. It was
Speaker 1: great talking to you, and that's called planting seeds. Wow,
Speaker 1: that guy was super nice. So and if you saw
Speaker 1: the clip, obviously he's a black guy and maybe not
Speaker 1: shoes that's identify as black, beautiful, beautiful beard, incredible beard. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm beard jealous, I admit it. But maybe you could
Speaker 1: have an interaction with someone and say, wow, these really nice.
Speaker 1: It seems to everyone is nice to me, says God
Speaker 1: bless me. I mean, clearly this guy seems to have
Speaker 1: some curiosity about God and also some animosity. But I
Speaker 1: think my interaction probably would have been if I'm, let's say,
Speaker 1: on an airport shuttle with you or on an airplane,
Speaker 1: I probably would say to you, if I felt you
Speaker 1: were receptive to it is, I probably say, hey, can
Speaker 1: I ask you a question? I know this could seem creepy.
Speaker 1: How long have you been growing your beard? I truly would.
Speaker 1: I've done this with people and I would tell them.
Speaker 1: I would say, man, I got to tell you something.
Speaker 1: I could never grow a beard that long. I really
Speaker 1: wish I could that. I mean, can I you oil
Speaker 1: your beards? And sometimes people are receptive to those conversations,
Speaker 1: and often a conversation like that will enter into other arenas,
Speaker 1: and I might say something like this, I wish God
Speaker 1: gave me the ability to have a beard like that.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'd be planting his seed in that way. But
Speaker 1: convincing you to convert, well, we can't do that. Human
Speaker 1: beings can't do that. God can. God may be calling
Speaker 1: you to his heart, calling you to himself. So I
Speaker 1: would ask you this question, what have you done? Have
Speaker 1: you sought out a community of Christians? Have you walked
Speaker 1: in and said, hey, I don't believe in God, help
Speaker 1: me understand what you do? Have you sought out Christian
Speaker 1: people to simply observe and ask questions to see how
Speaker 1: you're treated. I would hope if you go to a
Speaker 1: biblically observance, biblically strict church, that you're welcomed. I would
Speaker 1: hope that people other than folks with the name take
Speaker 1: on their chest welcome you. I would hope that people
Speaker 1: who notice that you're new in church might say, hey,
Speaker 1: that seening here before? Welcome? Do you need a place
Speaker 1: to sit? Can I show you around? I would hope
Speaker 1: that would happen to you. Did you take that step?
Speaker 1: He's not wrong when he says be a good Christian
Speaker 1: or to spread the Gospel. He's not wrong when he
Speaker 1: says that we fail as Christians to do this. But
Speaker 1: he is wrong on this, which is judging a perfect
Speaker 1: God by judging imperfect people. We need Christ because of
Speaker 1: our imperfection. We aren't perfect Christians. But sometimes believing in
Speaker 1: God is a force of will, or sometimes it takes
Speaker 1: a little bit more thought than simply nobody came to
Speaker 1: convert me. I'm going to share with you three clips,
Speaker 1: two of which are very very heartwarming, another which is
Speaker 1: very anger inducing and has made the rounds in social media.
Speaker 1: I'll show you these in a second. There are ways,
Speaker 1: again that we can think of God sometimes as a
Speaker 1: force of the will. You worked, maybe your entire life
Speaker 1: as a force of will. Maybe you're fortunate enough to
Speaker 1: have a vocation you enjoyed, so you never worked a
Speaker 1: day in your life. Is how the cliche goes. Either way,
Speaker 1: you've stocked up some money for retirement. Either way, you
Speaker 1: want retirement to be meaningful and you want it to
Speaker 1: be secure. You won't know how much money you'll have
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Speaker 1: This went viral this past week and now this guy's
Speaker 1: apparently been identified. I'm not secure enough yet in the
Speaker 1: identity to share it, but the rumor is that he
Speaker 1: is a Polish millionaire, maybe even billionaire. He was at
Speaker 1: a tennis match and a tennis star named Kami Maschras
Speaker 1: and I probably got that wrong, came and tried to
Speaker 1: He was signing autographs and tried to give a tennis
Speaker 1: ball to a young boy. And watch this man and
Speaker 1: what he does, literally steals the hat from the boy,
Speaker 1: puts it in a bag, and the girl a woman
Speaker 1: he's with, is recording it gleefully, joyfully taking a selfie,
Speaker 1: and he gives the kid the pan back. The tennis
Speaker 1: player said later through broken English that he hadn't recorded
Speaker 1: that the kid didn't get the hat, so he made
Speaker 1: that good. And the rumor is this is a Polish
Speaker 1: millionaire or billionaire who could have afforded to go have
Speaker 1: a VIP and get something signed. Seeing God is sometimes
Speaker 1: forced to the will. This is a very tiny example
Speaker 1: of why would a good God allow a guy like
Speaker 1: that to succeed at what at this life? He succeeded
Speaker 1: at this life financially, what's that going to mean in
Speaker 1: the next life when he undertakes acts like that and
Speaker 1: stealing from an eternal perspective, Sometimes seeing God is a
Speaker 1: force of the will. That's unfair. He should be punished.
Speaker 1: He will be if he doesn't repent and he's doing
Speaker 1: things like this continually, he will be. But there's something
Speaker 1: else we can examine. Why do we know that's wrong?
Speaker 1: Apostle Paul taught us that even if we've never read
Speaker 1: the words of God, the Law as it was called,
Speaker 1: or heard the words of Jesus, God has implanted in
Speaker 1: our heart something that indicates for us things are wrong,
Speaker 1: and if we have the Holy Spirit, even more so.
Speaker 1: Sometimes seeing God in faces of things like this is
Speaker 1: a choice of will. Like the young man we started
Speaker 1: a video with, you're asking questions about God because maybe
Speaker 1: God the Father is calling yourself to him. Sometimes seeing
Speaker 1: God is a force of the will. How many people
Speaker 1: said to that young man, Hey, God bless you, Hey,
Speaker 1: God be with you. Hey would you like to come
Speaker 1: to church with me? Hey, let's go see this movie? No, no, no,
Speaker 1: I'm not gotta watch the chosen. That's about Jesus. Here's
Speaker 1: another example. This is a young kid's at Hershey Park
Speaker 1: in Pennsylvania, and so people who have kind of considered
Speaker 1: that this guy guy probably has autism just by the
Speaker 1: way he's acting. And he gets on top of a
Speaker 1: monorail and he's walking back and forth on the monorail.
Speaker 1: I don't know how high he is, and as he
Speaker 1: was one hundred feet, if he jumps off that he's
Speaker 1: grievously injured, maybe dead. All sorts of adults running over
Speaker 1: there telling him what to do, stop stop, turn around well,
Speaker 1: and God forbid, a train comes see him covering his
Speaker 1: ears from the noise. This is why people are thinking
Speaker 1: he's probably autistic because the noise is confusing. So now
Speaker 1: he's walking back towards danger. And then left camera dude
Speaker 1: has jumped up on the rooftop of this like restaurant
Speaker 1: or something. Now look at him, take a running jump,
Speaker 1: pulls himself up onto the monorail track, gets up and
Speaker 1: there's another man and he embraces the little boy. The
Speaker 1: entire crowd is glad. Why why? From an evolutionary perspective,
Speaker 1: if some autistic kid fell off of that one less
Speaker 1: mouth to feed, strong will survive. It's just evolution, is Darwin.
Speaker 1: It's not preserving the species. I mean, aren't we to
Speaker 1: want to breed autism out? We have in our hearts
Speaker 1: from God that which is right and wrong. Even never
Speaker 1: having read the Word of God or seen Jesus or
Speaker 1: anything from him, this guy knows it's wrong that Christians
Speaker 1: haven't come to him to convert him. He thinks they haven't.
Speaker 1: I'm going to guess he hasn't noticed the signs of
Speaker 1: people trying to do that, maybe offering a book. You know, Hey,
Speaker 1: I'm reading a book. It's called The Word of God.
Speaker 1: Would you like to read it?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: No, I'm not a Christian. I'm going to bet things
Speaker 1: like that happen. He said. People don't try hard. When
Speaker 1: Christians try hard and say no, no, no, no, no, you
Speaker 1: need to convert right now, it doesn't work very rarely.
Speaker 1: That's why those fire and brimstone signs at Rolling Stones
Speaker 1: concerts I used to see, And you're going straight to hell?
Speaker 1: And brother, do you think that really works? Is that
Speaker 1: what Jesus did? Repent of your sins? The Kingdom of Heaven?
Speaker 1: Is near. He acted with love. There's one more opportunity.
Speaker 1: Sometimes seeing God is a choice of the will. This
Speaker 1: is a janitor in Tennessee. He's having his sixtieth birthday
Speaker 1: and he's walking into a classroom full of little kids
Speaker 1: at this elementary school. This guy is hard of hearing,
Speaker 1: and they have learned a way to communicate with him.
Speaker 8: Has beverday too.
Speaker 1: They're signing as they say birthday to you. Happy Jay.
Speaker 1: Look at the kids are excited at his excitement. Hickerson
Speaker 1: Elementary thanks to CBS News Real News for running that
Speaker 1: sometimes seeing God is a force of the will to
Speaker 1: the young man to whom with whom he began the video.
Speaker 1: I apologize on behalf of Christians for not reaching out
Speaker 1: to you. We're imperfect and sometimes seeing God is a
Speaker 1: choice of the will. If I could talk to you, man,
Speaker 1: I'd love to have a conversation, because the very fact
Speaker 1: that you're asking this question in this way means I
Speaker 1: think that God the Father's reaching out to you, even
Speaker 1: as Satan says to you, they don't care. Now we care.
Speaker 1: We're just imperfect. This is the Todd Hermannshaw. Please go
Speaker 1: be well, be strong, be kind, and make a decision
Speaker 1: today to walk in the light of Christ