Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show.
Speaker 1: Story number one, elan Omar and dun Lemon casually stoking
Speaker 1: a race war. Story number two, a conservative woman does
Speaker 1: a godly strip tease. And story number three, what if
Speaker 1: we really believe Jesus talk about this With the help
Speaker 1: of God Almighty, The.
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
Speaker 1: are the times through which God has decided we shall live.
Speaker 1: And if you are a careful observer what's going on
Speaker 1: in the United States of America, a careful and judicious
Speaker 1: and sincere observer, you're going to come away with a
Speaker 1: conclusion when it relates to people like elin Omar in
Speaker 1: the Anti Defamation League and Donnie Lemmon. What you're going
Speaker 1: to come out with as you look at that, do
Speaker 1: you look against such netflix, You're going to see a
Speaker 1: nation who have people in powerful positions who are doing
Speaker 1: whatever they can to casually stoke a race war. I mean,
Speaker 1: they're not coming out in doing what the mass, the
Speaker 1: mass own alive of people Charles Manson did where he
Speaker 1: legitimately said he was trying to create a race war
Speaker 1: as he went about doing the evil that he allowed
Speaker 1: to be done through him, a man obviously spiritually captured.
Speaker 1: They're just casually saying things, you know, as I think
Speaker 1: ilan Omar once said on about nine to eleven, some
Speaker 1: people did some things. So elan Omar on a podcast
Speaker 1: is talking about America as a white nation, and you
Speaker 1: could say, Okay, wait, are you saying that we should
Speaker 1: have a racial test for who gets into the nation
Speaker 1: and only white people should get in. No, I'm asking
Speaker 1: you to think clearly about what elin Omar, the representative
Speaker 1: from Somalia who lives in Minnesota and represents Somalia in
Speaker 1: the United States Congress, is Simalian representative. She said that
Speaker 1: Samalia is her home. I'm quoting her, Somalia is my home.
Speaker 1: We've had Smalian representatives say it's important that we have
Speaker 1: representatives like elin Omar in the United States Congress. Listen
Speaker 1: to what she says about a white nation, and then
Speaker 1: let's talk about why this is clever after the same
Speaker 1: way that Satan is clever.
Speaker 3: And so The idea that this is a white nation
Speaker 3: that needs to be preserved is a fascinatingly disgusting view
Speaker 3: because this country is one for the many.
Speaker 1: This country is one for the many. Okay, smelting plot,
Speaker 1: all right, that's what we said. Come join us in
Speaker 1: pursuit of what values that Somolia hates, values that you
Speaker 1: can't stand. And if you want to call them white values,
Speaker 1: you could do that. I'll point out that they came
Speaker 1: from Christian values, that they came from the Lord Jesus,
Speaker 1: that they came from that construct, with errors along the way,
Speaker 1: because we all fall short of the glory of God.
Speaker 1: But what she's saying here subtextually to white people is
Speaker 1: you are going to be replaced. And that's not a theory.
Speaker 1: That's not a theory. It's happening to populations around the globe.
Speaker 1: Now you have in the UK, where as a result
Speaker 1: of a policy of forced open borders, Caro Starmer has
Speaker 1: been able to come along and say, hey, you have
Speaker 1: to have a digital idea if you want to work.
Speaker 1: We all saw that coming. But she doesn't say anything
Speaker 1: here about, for instance, we really have enough black people
Speaker 1: in this part of the country, or this nation has
Speaker 1: too many blacks. You know what, Africa has too many
Speaker 1: black people. They need more white people. She never says that, because,
Speaker 1: of course, the subtext is that being white is a sin.
Speaker 1: Now this has a huge implication that I don't think
Speaker 1: people pay attention to enough. The original sin in leftist
Speaker 1: politics is white. It's melanin level. The difference here is
Speaker 1: unlike the Lord Jesus, where he is a propitiation for
Speaker 1: a sin. He paid for that. So when Satan, the
Speaker 1: accuser goes in front of God Almighty and says that
Speaker 1: person's sin and you need to punish him, Jesus steps
Speaker 1: up and say, no, debt paid andful already paid it.
Speaker 1: You have no standing here in this court. In the
Speaker 1: area of race relations and the casual stoking of the
Speaker 1: race war that elan Omar and others are undertaking, there
Speaker 1: is no proprietiation for the sin. There's just admitting that
Speaker 1: you sin because you are white and then letting people
Speaker 1: run over you. That's what they determined is fair. The
Speaker 1: Anti Defamation League says that racism is quote marginalis and
Speaker 1: or oppression of people of color based on a socially
Speaker 1: constructed racial hierarchary that privileges white people. So if you're
Speaker 1: to look at countries where say, race wars go the
Speaker 1: other way, or let's say it's religious wars people with
Speaker 1: the same skin color, that's not it is and that's
Speaker 1: not racism. Or China, the Chinese Communist Party is back
Speaker 1: to the whole racial supremacy thing where they consider themselves
Speaker 1: to be the master race. You don't hear this being
Speaker 1: talked about in terms of racism. Racism is only the
Speaker 1: purview of white people. The Adel doesn't know they're doing this.
Speaker 1: I think I don't think they know they're stoking a
Speaker 1: race war, but they are because people who are frustrated,
Speaker 1: or they're ill balanced, or maybe they have too much
Speaker 1: Farma in their life, they look at something like this
Speaker 1: and it is an animating force for them to go
Speaker 1: out and say, I can't get people to listen to reason.
Speaker 1: This is clearly racism. I'm frustrated. I'm going to go
Speaker 1: and do something about it. Something impotent and evil. That's
Speaker 1: what they're hoping for. I think that's what race war
Speaker 1: stoking seeks. It seeks someone to take the first step.
Speaker 1: It's like the old thing when there's two guys who
Speaker 1: are sort of afraid to fight, and one of them saying,
Speaker 1: you hit me first, right, and they're afraid to have
Speaker 1: the actual fistfight, you hit me first, or someone who's
Speaker 1: legitimately capable of defending themselves saying, hey, you know what,
Speaker 1: you're gonna have to salt me because it's gonna be
Speaker 1: self defense. So on Netflix there's a show called Family Switch.
Speaker 1: This is a quick clip, and it's another way of
Speaker 1: stoking race wars. It's to talk about white people as
Speaker 1: what stupid oaks who don't know how to run an elevator. Oh,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but they exid it's closed.
Speaker 4: Some clumsy family came in and knocked over the telescope
Speaker 4: last night, and you know they was white because black
Speaker 4: people don't create problems like this.
Speaker 1: That's so funny because the family who comes in is
Speaker 1: white and the guy who's saying that's black. That's so funny.
Speaker 1: Try it the other way. It's a cliche to say that,
Speaker 1: but it's not a cliche to say this. Jesus hates
Speaker 1: this stuff. The Lord hates this stuff. He created all
Speaker 1: people in his image, and he loves all people made
Speaker 1: in his image. Not everyone's going to join him in
Speaker 1: the new Heaven and the New Earth. But people who
Speaker 1: are Christian are lectured very firmly by the Lord Jesus.
Speaker 1: There are no races, the Bible says, neither Greek nor jew.
Speaker 1: You can extend that to Black or Hispanic or Asian.
Speaker 1: Christians who are concentrating on race are sinning because to
Speaker 1: go against the word of God is to sin. It's
Speaker 1: not in the Big ten commandments. But loving your neighbor
Speaker 1: is loving God with your entire heart, mind, soul, and strength.
Speaker 1: Extends to loving the people He made in his image.
Speaker 1: Is right there now. We can't expect ilan Omar to
Speaker 1: act as a Christian because she is a member of
Speaker 1: a false faith, a faith that I consider to be Satanic.
Speaker 1: You can't fault Netflix for not being a Christian company
Speaker 1: because they're not a Christian company. Nor are they a
Speaker 1: particularly American company. I mean, I know the people who
Speaker 1: own it are American run it are effectively American effectively,
Speaker 1: but attitudely not really. Look, there's a whole lot to this,
Speaker 1: and I want to get to Donnie Lemmon here in
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Speaker 1: DASH two ninety eight. So here's Donny Lemon. I don't
Speaker 1: know if he's doing this for money or clicks or
Speaker 1: attention or what have you, but he is also casually
Speaker 1: stoking a race war, which is interesting for a reason
Speaker 1: that he is very intimate.
Speaker 4: With white men, men who look like you, men who
Speaker 4: vote like you, and men who sound like you.
Speaker 1: White men.
Speaker 4: Something is broken, something is cracked deep inside when so
Speaker 4: many of you believe the answer to fear, to loss,
Speaker 4: to change is violence.
Speaker 5: Are you listening to me?
Speaker 4: I hope, I'm saying it loud enough for the people
Speaker 4: in the back.
Speaker 1: Got you, Donnie? Does that count the person that you
Speaker 1: refer to as your husband here he looks white to me.
Speaker 1: I mean, you've got some money, Donnie, So why don't
Speaker 1: you know there's a peptide you could buy. There's a
Speaker 1: peptide that can tan you, and if you take enough
Speaker 1: of it, it can make you look black. You should
Speaker 1: look into that. Rachel Dolozol could help you with that.
Speaker 1: That way you could eradicate your so called husband's sin.
Speaker 1: Don Now you know it's not going to work in eternity.
Speaker 1: When his knee bows and his tongue confesses that Jesus
Speaker 1: Christ's Lord, it's not going to work for him to
Speaker 1: say but it was for clicks. But you told and
Speaker 1: God could say to him, but you told me. I
Speaker 1: created people who are uniquely sinful. The Bible says otherwise.
Speaker 1: My words says otherwise. Don you could have read this now.
Speaker 1: Praise God. I'm not the only one who's noticing this.
Speaker 1: I do want to be the one who says, do
Speaker 1: not give into hating your neighbor, Do not give into
Speaker 1: hating these people. Do not give in to despair. Understand
Speaker 1: that God saw this coming. He's using it for his glory.
Speaker 1: Use it as opportunities to witness to people. This Twitter
Speaker 1: account I found went through and got a whole series
Speaker 1: of headlines how white people are being victimized rhetorically but
Speaker 1: obviously towards the ends of a race war. This comes
Speaker 1: from universities.
Speaker 6: XSA and M. Professor asks when is it okay to
Speaker 6: kill white New York professor says having a white nuclear
Speaker 6: family promotes white supremacy. Professor tweets that white people should
Speaker 6: commit mass suicide. College professor says kill cops, kill all
Speaker 6: white people, and kill the Straits professor says all I
Speaker 6: want for Christmas is white genocide. Georgetown professor says all
Speaker 6: white people are racist. Trinity College professor calls white people
Speaker 6: inhuman let them die. College professor says believing in hard
Speaker 6: work is a white ideology.
Speaker 1: And this continues on for a minute and a half
Speaker 1: in total. When you're watching people casually stoke a race war,
Speaker 1: it's very, very tempting to get angry. As they said,
Speaker 1: let's not give into that. We are to love our enemies,
Speaker 1: to pray for them, but let's also give glory to God.
Speaker 1: It's not working. Sadly, where race wars exists, it's one
Speaker 1: race against one race. Sadly, that continues to be the
Speaker 1: case with young black men being the number one cause
Speaker 1: the death of young black men. Praise God that we're
Speaker 1: not seeing a race war. Praise God that these people
Speaker 1: have become their own internal tower of babblings where a
Speaker 1: lot of people look at them for what they are.
Speaker 1: They're people who hate, and eventually you hate enough that
Speaker 1: you become the hate, which in my mind is the
Speaker 1: ultimate separation from God Almighty. Because God is light in him,
Speaker 1: there is no darkness at all, and what partnership can
Speaker 1: darkness and light actually have? Story Number two a conservative
Speaker 1: woman does a godly striptease. I'm thinking back, did I
Speaker 1: ever think i'd use such phraseology? Did you see this
Speaker 1: out of the state of California. It's something that I
Speaker 1: didn't think I could ever ever describe this way. It's
Speaker 1: a godly striptease. I think that there are times where
Speaker 1: in my radio mentor and Guy Field in for a
Speaker 1: bunch of times, maybe one hundred times or more, Russia Limbaugh,
Speaker 1: God Rescue, Maha, thank you for everything, had said that
Speaker 1: he liked to illustrate absurdity by being absurd. There are
Speaker 1: times for this, and I want to get to that
Speaker 1: because it's a godly striptease. I want to start though,
Speaker 1: with a kind of counter approach to this. So in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. There was testimony from a former Biden director
Speaker 1: of Biden's Office of Gun Violence and Prevention. And this
Speaker 1: person is talking about absurdities and he has trouble defending
Speaker 1: the absurdities. We're going to show a woman who illustrates
Speaker 1: absurdity by being absurd and how potent it is for
Speaker 1: sometimes making a point that can't be made any other way.
Speaker 1: So this is with Josh Hawley, and this guy's talking
Speaker 1: about his role Office of Gun Violence Prevention is he
Speaker 1: isn't particularly crisp on explaining his whole theory behind everything,
Speaker 1: the unifying theory of always to solve all bad stuff
Speaker 1: from happening at all bad times.
Speaker 5: Here's what you say we ought to invest in instead
Speaker 5: of funding the police. Here's what we ought to invest in.
Speaker 5: We do need to invest in programs that acknowledge the
Speaker 5: need for safe space initiatives. Yes, led by lesbian, gay, bisexual,
Speaker 5: two spirit, trans and gender nonconforming people.
Speaker 1: What's too spirit? Well, look, I don't know, you guys.
Speaker 5: Will pull in some interesting This is from your report.
Speaker 5: If you look at the report, the focus is on
Speaker 5: investing in violence intervention outreach workers. You say that you
Speaker 5: shouldn't invest in the police, but we ought to invest
Speaker 5: in two spirit. What is a two spirit person? I
Speaker 5: feel like I'm looking at a two faced individual because
Speaker 5: you talk about red. No, sorry, you're looking at somebody
Speaker 5: who's reading words. And I'd like to hear an answer.
Speaker 1: Here's the answer. The answer is you don't have many solution.
Speaker 1: If you ever asked someone what does that mean? And
Speaker 1: they've been man, they've been vociferous in this. You know,
Speaker 1: I've I've seen I've seen a group I work with
Speaker 1: and I've seen someone say that we I want to
Speaker 1: figure how to say this. Let's say it this way,
Speaker 1: that that we pimp God. That's what we do. We
Speaker 1: pimp God. I would so love to have a conversation
Speaker 1: with that person and say, what does that mean? How
Speaker 1: do you do that? Pimp God? I guarantee the response.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I mean, I remember having a conversation
Speaker 1: he's talking about so called gun violence. I remember a
Speaker 1: guy who I had on my show. He drew this
Speaker 1: cartoon about me. This an incredible cartoon that got published
Speaker 1: in the local paper. I called him and invite him
Speaker 1: on the show. And this was way back in my
Speaker 1: talk riter career. And I sat him down and said, so,
Speaker 1: why are you so against? He goes because so many
Speaker 1: people are killed by him? I go, really, how many?
Speaker 1: Is it? Millions? No, he couldn't even explain the thing
Speaker 1: he was supposed to against. This guy can't explain to
Speaker 1: here's what it is. He plugged in some words that
Speaker 1: he knew or popular. It's absurd. I'll show you this
Speaker 1: godly strip tease here at a second where a woman
Speaker 1: illustrated absurdity by herself being absurd. You may be making
Speaker 1: an absurd decision that you regret if you really think
Speaker 1: about it. That it is just a daily thing you
Speaker 1: wash your body. But if you're buying soap that's made
Speaker 1: in Chinese Communist you know, prison camps and tested on
Speaker 1: the skin and a hair of wigers and is filled
Speaker 1: with chemicals and then sold to American companies who hate
Speaker 1: your values and are backing things like Dei et cetera.
Speaker 1: When there's a company like Alan Soaps that exists where
Speaker 1: the soap is made here in the United States of
Speaker 1: America by a family who actually likes making soap. They
Speaker 1: do it in an all natural process. And it's the
Speaker 1: third going on fourth generation of people who do this.
Speaker 1: And Alan Soaps employs people who the rest of the
Speaker 1: world would say are unemployable, people who are riddled with autism,
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Speaker 1: choice of soaps. A woman in California in her fifties
Speaker 1: was protesting the district allowing boys to go into girls'
Speaker 1: locker rooms, and she decided to illustrate absurdity by being absurd.
Speaker 7: Depending on a child she's disrobed's gender identity that they
Speaker 7: can pick off.
Speaker 1: So we have and there's one clown still wearing a
Speaker 1: mask on the school board in twenty.
Speaker 7: Twenty five high school district. We have children self identifying
Speaker 7: into different Oh, she's taking.
Speaker 1: Her pants off to the bikini.
Speaker 7: I've got to finish my comments. So you are violating
Speaker 7: my first Amendment, right, I am putting on you are.
Speaker 7: She's your own parents rights activists in Davis with children
Speaker 7: in the school district, and she tells me she felt
Speaker 7: the only way to get the board's attention was to
Speaker 7: turn to drastic measures by.
Speaker 1: Taking her clothes off down to a bikini. It's a
Speaker 1: godly strip tease because the mask wearing clown running the
Speaker 1: school boards cannot stand to see a woman in her
Speaker 1: fifties dis rolling into something you see every day in California,
Speaker 1: which is a bikini. Why because he knows the image
Speaker 1: is indelible. It shows exactly what's wrong with these policies.
Speaker 1: They can play all the two spirit word games they want,
Speaker 1: but when you see it right there in light, it's unignorable.
Speaker 1: And God is light in him, there is no darkness
Speaker 1: at all. And what partnership can light and darkness have?
Speaker 1: Story number three, what if we really believed Jesus Christ?
Speaker 1: And that's the question, what would the world be like
Speaker 1: if Christians really believe Jesus Christ? To a team, I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm not even talking about non Christians, because that in
Speaker 1: and of itself would be phenomenal to have a bunch
Speaker 1: of non Christians suddenly come to Jesus and believe in
Speaker 1: that's happening. It's happening in some really really strange areas
Speaker 1: and ways, because God is always on the march. I'll
Speaker 1: show you one such example here in a second from Portland, Oregon,
Speaker 1: right there in the heart of the war zone. And
Speaker 1: it is a war zone. And if you don't believe it,
Speaker 1: go look at what's happened to the independent journalist Katie
Speaker 1: Davis Court. In fact, here's a picture of Katie. The
Speaker 1: black eye here is the result of being hit in
Speaker 1: the face with the tip of a flagpole because Antifa
Speaker 1: is taught how to do this. What was her crime
Speaker 1: documenting a protest, documenting them getting arrested by ice because
Speaker 1: these so called anti fascists are very much against a
Speaker 1: free press documenting what they're doing. They hate the press.
Speaker 1: And there's an they've even identified the young woman who
Speaker 1: did this to Katie. But in the midst of all that,
Speaker 1: believe it or not, there was a baptism. I'll show
Speaker 1: you that. And let's explore what would happen if Christians
Speaker 1: actually believe the Lord Jesus. What would that be like?
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Speaker 1: That's go bisible dot com. This happened in Portland, down
Speaker 1: in what really is a war zone as Antifa attacks
Speaker 1: federal courthouses every single night, and there's been a change
Speaker 1: in that President Trumps seeing fit to actually go treat
Speaker 1: this for what it is. Right in the midst of this,
Speaker 1: people come into Christ Jesus to be baptized, and then
Speaker 1: you've got the worship music in the background, people filming
Speaker 1: this on their phones and a young woman about to
Speaker 1: get into the baptismal tank, and it's so amazing. This
Speaker 1: had to be cloak protection stuff that the Lord laid
Speaker 1: over this because Antifa was in able to get down
Speaker 1: there and disrupt this because they hate this stuff. They
Speaker 1: hate Christians, they hate Christianity. And this young pastor right
Speaker 1: there on the streets asking her the important questions. Do
Speaker 1: you accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and savior? Do
Speaker 1: you confessing with your mouth? Do you agree that you
Speaker 1: will repent of your sins? And now the representation of
Speaker 1: dying to your old self and being raised in Christ.
Speaker 1: As he died and for three days we didn't have
Speaker 1: Jesus and he came back. Was bringing her ear. She's
Speaker 1: holding her nose. And now we get to the important part,
Speaker 1: dying to yourself and coming back up represented in baptism.
Speaker 1: Beautiful thing happening in downtown Portland. See, if we really
Speaker 1: believe God, we'd believe there's no place he can't touch.
Speaker 1: If we really believe Jesus, we would believe that he
Speaker 1: can go do miracles in any place like this. If
Speaker 1: we really believe Jesus, we would believe that the Gates
Speaker 1: of Hades cannot stand against his church. If we really
Speaker 1: believe Jesus, we might do what he did like that
Speaker 1: pastor did. Portland is a godless city, except it's not,
Speaker 1: because God created everything and is everywhere. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of godless people there. But Jesus himself took his followers,
Speaker 1: the apostles, to the Gates of Hades. Did you know
Speaker 1: that that was a real place. It was a huge
Speaker 1: cave that went down into this water, and people believed
Speaker 1: it was a literal gateway to l In fact, next
Speaker 1: door to it. Some Pagans built a temple where the
Speaker 1: most obscene, terribly obscene ceremonies were carried out, things I
Speaker 1: cannot mention, but they're worse than your imagining. When Jesus
Speaker 1: talked about it's his church, it's upon this rock I
Speaker 1: build my church, and the gates of Hades will not
Speaker 1: prevail against it, his followers knew what he was talking
Speaker 1: about because he took him there, because he was not afraid.
Speaker 1: You think Jesus is afraid of Antifa, You think he's
Speaker 1: afraid of anything, absolutely not. What if Christians really believed him?
Speaker 1: Did me get a phone call at your house and
Speaker 1: it's you, say, your mother in law or your father
Speaker 1: in law or your very best friend you've not seen
Speaker 1: in a long long time. Hey, I am so sorry.
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Speaker 1: by we were. We need we've got to drop in.
Speaker 1: It's been so long since we've seen you. And the
Speaker 1: house is an utter mess. It all happens to us
Speaker 1: unless you're that perfect homekeeper that doesn't exist. So you
Speaker 1: do that mad rush through and you're straightening, but you
Speaker 1: don't have time to clean, and so you do what
Speaker 1: you can to clean surfaces and dust what you can,
Speaker 1: and your friends show up and hey, let's the talk outside.
Speaker 1: It's a nice day. It's forty degrees. No, it's it's
Speaker 1: a warm forty We started a fire. If we really
Speaker 1: believe Jesus, we'd pay attention to Matthew Chapter twenty four,
Speaker 1: Verses thirty six through forty one. The day and hour unknown.
Speaker 1: But about that day or hour no one knows, not
Speaker 1: even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only
Speaker 1: the Father. As it was in the days of Noah,
Speaker 1: So it will be in the coming of the Son
Speaker 1: of Man. For in the days before the flood, people
Speaker 1: were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage up
Speaker 1: to the day no entered the ark, and they knew
Speaker 1: nothing about what would happen until the flood came and
Speaker 1: took them all away. That is how it will be
Speaker 1: at the coming of the Son and Man Son of Man.
Speaker 1: Two men will be in the field. One will be
Speaker 1: taken and the other left. Two women will be grinding
Speaker 1: with a mill, a handmill. One will be taken and
Speaker 1: the other will be left. So we would heed this,
Speaker 1: we would understand we don't know the day or the
Speaker 1: time so if you're a Christian, but only kind of,
Speaker 1: you'd change that behavior. So what does it mean be
Speaker 1: kind of a Christian? It means this, you believe in Jesus,
Speaker 1: you even go to church. That there's some parts of
Speaker 1: your life that are off limits to God. And I
Speaker 1: know that people go through this favorite sin territory. Yeah
Speaker 1: you know what. Sure, I look at some sexual content
Speaker 1: on my phone, but I'm not cheating at my wife.
Speaker 1: You've heard it said you should not commit adultery, But
Speaker 1: I tell you that a man who looks at a
Speaker 1: woman with lust in his eyes has already committed adultery.
Speaker 1: You are committing adultery. And if we don't know the
Speaker 1: day of the time, it could happen while you're looking
Speaker 1: at your phone. So I'm not here to tell you
Speaker 1: that Jesus is crouching in the corner ready to jump
Speaker 1: out from behind the bushes.
Speaker 6: Catch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you go the hell. That's not what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I'm saying if you have stacked up enough sinful behavior
Speaker 1: that you never really have committed to the Lord Jesus,
Speaker 1: You've never fully submitted you believe in him, so did
Speaker 1: the demons shutter. You can go to church and still
Speaker 1: be sacking up, sacking up sins. You might not hear
Speaker 1: the father's voice because he can't be around sin, so
Speaker 1: you might be doing sin management. Well, I don't look
Speaker 1: at my phone that often, and it's never hardcore stuff.
Speaker 1: That's one example. Another is this, Hey, look, church is church,
Speaker 1: but business is business. So sure I shave some things. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, I might maybe shave the numbers a little
Speaker 1: bits and what I actually did or what I'm going
Speaker 1: to do, and maybe I'll have kind of pad my
Speaker 1: hours a bit. After all, the boss would do that
Speaker 1: to me. And sure I said, I'd buy you know,
Speaker 1: this grade of concrete, but uh, it's not that bad.
Speaker 1: And yeah, there was some studs that was going to
Speaker 1: put in in this wall, but hey, it's going to
Speaker 1: be during drywall and they're not weight bearing, so maybe
Speaker 1: I skimped on a few studs. This is his business
Speaker 1: in church's church. Plus I'll go pray about it when
Speaker 1: we do these things, and I.
Speaker 2: Say, we.
Speaker 1: Do we really believe Jesus, who may come in any minute.
Speaker 1: And what if you're at a low point. What if
Speaker 1: that low point is you've actually been in sin life
Speaker 1: for a while. What if you didn't know the Lord
Speaker 1: well enough to hear him say stop and turn around.
Speaker 1: What if you didn't trust him enough when he said, Hey,
Speaker 1: this is going to end in ruin and you need
Speaker 1: to stop and turn around. What if you didn't know
Speaker 1: him well enough to know it was him saying that, Well,
Speaker 1: the world was telling you something else. You run the
Speaker 1: risk of the Lord Jesus telling you man. I know
Speaker 1: you went to church, I know you even prayed. I
Speaker 1: know you prayed, and I delivered some miracles, but I
Speaker 1: never knew you. So go away from me on the
Speaker 1: last day. Go away from me. But where shall I go? Lord?
Speaker 1: You are the way, the truth, and the life. No
Speaker 1: one gets to the Father but for me. Right, that's true.
Speaker 1: And you're not going to the Father. You're going to
Speaker 1: eternal damnation. That's what you chose. So if you really
Speaker 1: believe Jesus, we'd also really believe that he went through
Speaker 1: incredible pain to come for us. We would believe that
Speaker 1: when he went to the cross, it was for us.
Speaker 1: We would believe that he in his flesh because he
Speaker 1: was fully God and fully human when he dropped to
Speaker 1: his knees and prayed to God the Father, please let
Speaker 1: this cup pass from me. He was saying, please, don't
Speaker 1: make me go through having the cups of wrath for
Speaker 1: every sin ever committed and every sin that ever will
Speaker 1: be committed. Please, please, please, Is there another way that
Speaker 1: I don't have to go through this and have this
Speaker 1: poured upon me? And yet you will be done not mine.
Speaker 1: We would believe that Jesus knew exactly what that was
Speaker 1: going to feel like, knew exactly what the forty plus
Speaker 1: one lashes would feel like, knew exactly what it would
Speaker 1: feel like to have his lungs collapse. Knew exactly what
Speaker 1: it would feel like to have people spitting upon him
Speaker 1: and attempting to take away his dignity. Knew exactly what
Speaker 1: it would feel like to have that moment apart from
Speaker 1: God Father God ahbah Abba, Daddy, Daddy, why have you
Speaker 1: forsaken me? Would know exactly what it would be like.
Speaker 1: And he did it for us, for you for that
Speaker 1: time with the phone.
Speaker 2: That time.
Speaker 1: But that person was not your spouse that time where
Speaker 1: you lied on a business deal that he paid for that.
Speaker 1: If we really believed Jesus, wouldn't we right now drop
Speaker 1: to her knees and say, Lord, you paid for that.
Speaker 1: You paid my debt. If we really believe Jesus, we'd
Speaker 1: understand that we have an enemy who's a liar, a thief,
Speaker 1: and the murderer from the beginning, and he is constantly
Speaker 1: going to God in the spiritual background and saying, Hey,
Speaker 1: look at Todd Herman. Look you call him a disciple.
Speaker 1: Look at this disgusting attitude he has towards politicians. Look
Speaker 1: at the file in his mouth as he talks about
Speaker 1: these people. He's hating his neighbor. And you need to
Speaker 1: do something God, because you say you're a covenant keeping God,
Speaker 1: and into the steps of the Lord Jesus Christ, Father God,
Speaker 1: I paid for that, paid in full. The debt is paid,
Speaker 1: and say it is impotent in this courtroom because it's
Speaker 1: paid in full with what my blood, my pain, the
Speaker 1: cups of wrath poured out on me. If we really
Speaker 1: believe that, would we keep sinning in the same way?
Speaker 1: Would we do it time and again? Would we say, hey, Jesus,
Speaker 1: would you mind getting back up on the cross for
Speaker 1: me I screwed up? Or how about this. There's some
Speaker 1: things I'm not going to stop doing because they are
Speaker 1: my pet sins. So would you mind going to the
Speaker 1: cross for me every time Jesus. If we really believe Jesus,
Speaker 1: and we weren't yet ready to make a decision for him,
Speaker 1: we weren't read lady to submit, we'd try this. We
Speaker 1: try looking at Matthew chapter seven, verses seven through eight, Ask, seek, knock,
Speaker 1: Ask and it will be given to you. Seek and
Speaker 1: you will find knocking. The door be open to you.
Speaker 1: For everyone who asks receives. The one who seeks fine,
Speaker 1: and the one who knocks the door will be opened.
Speaker 1: So we might, if we really believe Jesus, do just this.
Speaker 1: We might seek him, We might invite him in. We
Speaker 1: might say, help us surrender. We might say something like this, Lord,
Speaker 1: I believe in you, and where I don't believe, help
Speaker 1: me believe. And Lord, I trust in you. And where
Speaker 1: I don't trust, help me trust. And Lord, where there
Speaker 1: are pieces of my life that I'm holding back from you,
Speaker 1: take them from me, prune them, remove them, so that
Speaker 1: I can become more perfect in your sight, so that
Speaker 1: I can aid in the process of sanctification, which is
Speaker 1: you making me more holy, because you can't be around sin.
Speaker 1: And in the new Heaven and the New Earth, there's
Speaker 1: going to be no disagreement there's going to be no chaos.
Speaker 1: There's going to be no one there who didn't let
Speaker 1: you change them, So change me.
Speaker 2: Lord.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine what it would be like if Christians
Speaker 1: really believe Jesus. This is the Todd Hermannshaw. Please go,
Speaker 1: be well, be strong, be kind, make decision today to
Speaker 1: believe Jesus.