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Speaker 1: Everybody welcome, Thank you. I am Tamara Scott. This is
Speaker 1: The Tamara Scott Show where we hope you live God's
Speaker 1: word in today's world when the headlines hit home. Why
Speaker 1: because if He expects you to live through it, He's
Speaker 1: directed you how to do it somewhere in his word.
Speaker 1: We want to give you those tools and help you
Speaker 1: through these times at sometimes a little troublesome. Now for
Speaker 1: many of you we talk about the headlines, that's true,
Speaker 1: but I tell you don't be distracted by them. Yes,
Speaker 1: pay attention, know what's going on, be aware and alert,
Speaker 1: but that's just so you can better navigate and strategize
Speaker 1: on what the plan is that God has for you.
Speaker 1: A plan He gave at the point of conception, a
Speaker 1: plan and a purpose for you. In fact, the Bible
Speaker 1: says your days were numbered long before you have conceived
Speaker 1: in the roomb. So he's got a plan for good
Speaker 1: for you. Don't allow the headlines of the day, the fear,
Speaker 1: to allow somebody to get you off track. Stay on track.
Speaker 1: Look to the hills. As President Reagan used to quote
Speaker 1: Psalms one twenty one. At the top of the mountain
Speaker 1: there with a helicopter would land and his ranch in California.
Speaker 1: When we were standing there, they said he would he
Speaker 1: would quote Psalms one twenty one, and I should have
Speaker 1: asked if I could just recite it. I do have
Speaker 1: that one memorized. But I look to the where I
Speaker 1: look to the hills. Where does my help come from?
Speaker 1: My help comes from the Maker, the Lord, the maker
Speaker 1: of heaven. So there you go. He's got a plan
Speaker 1: for you. But we want you to be aware and
Speaker 1: alert so that you can be prepared, pre prayed, prepared
Speaker 1: and pre prayed. How is that pre prayed? All right?
Speaker 1: So thank you to everybody who was up there here yesterday.
Speaker 1: I did play an encore. I don't like to do
Speaker 1: that often though, because not all of our shows can
Speaker 1: go on the YouTube and some of you are asking
Speaker 1: for them, I went ahead and had a show replayed
Speaker 1: yesterday that many of you have been talking about. I
Speaker 1: think we played the Shallow Brain yesterday with Bonnie Gasper
Speaker 1: from Children Child Protective League Child Protection League dot com
Speaker 1: but Child protect cplaction dot com. This is an excellent
Speaker 1: video talking about gen Z will be the first generation
Speaker 1: to have less cognitive ability than those who came you
Speaker 1: for because of the screen time in the classroom. This
Speaker 1: is learning time, academic time, just not the same on
Speaker 1: the So all right, that's available Tomorrow. I'm going to
Speaker 1: do the same kind thing because I was busy tomorrow
Speaker 1: yesterday and we were out with several members and political
Speaker 1: activities in my other hat as National Committing Woman, we
Speaker 1: weren't able to do a pretape, and so tomorrow I'm
Speaker 1: also going to play an encore that people are asking
Speaker 1: for with doctor Luck. Doctor Luck. This is the one
Speaker 1: on Israel and understanding kind of the hostility that people
Speaker 1: are bringing towards Israel and the Jews. So we'll have
Speaker 1: that for you tomorrow at people asking for that one.
Speaker 1: So I'll try and get them notified so they can
Speaker 1: watch it again tomorrow, and then it's about five to
Speaker 1: seven days available at wvwtv dot com, and then it
Speaker 1: goes behind the paywall at worldviewtube dot com, worldviewtube dot com,
Speaker 1: slash vault, wibtube dot com slash vault now as well,
Speaker 1: let me jump. We also didn't get to talk to you.
Speaker 1: We did our national public Prayer call. I hope many
Speaker 1: of you participated. John James, Congressman John James was our
Speaker 1: special guest this Since every second Tuesday the every month,
Speaker 1: the second Tuesday of every month, the RNC does a
Speaker 1: national public Prayer call. We are not just throwing faith
Speaker 1: out there as a voting block. This is not just
Speaker 1: something that we do to bring together a few people
Speaker 1: before an election. We've been doing this since twenty twenty
Speaker 1: two or twenty three. All the way through. Every month,
Speaker 1: we have a congressional member, sometimes a Senate, sometimes a
Speaker 1: House sometimes a Cabinet member, a high level official coming
Speaker 1: on with an authentic faith to give us words of inspiration.
Speaker 1: And then sometimes we have a national voice of faith
Speaker 1: come on and give us a good word of inspiration
Speaker 1: and pray for our nation. John James congressman out of
Speaker 1: Michigan running for governor. Amazing. It was just such a
Speaker 1: sweet spirit in that phone call. And I will tell
Speaker 1: you this, he never gave his campaign website. People told
Speaker 1: him to, and he didn't because he didn't want to
Speaker 1: take away from the mission of prayer. In the spirit
Speaker 1: of prayer in that call make I mean, I get
Speaker 1: almost emotional when I hear people who are that committed
Speaker 1: in their faith. I love it. So John James, you
Speaker 1: can look him up in Michigan. I'm telling you it
Speaker 1: would be amazing for Michigan and for us and the
Speaker 1: rest of the nation if he were the new direction
Speaker 1: for that state. Now today I have a guest joining me.
Speaker 1: We're going to be talking about some of the things
Speaker 1: we're dealing with and why and how we can help
Speaker 1: make sure we have some of these good outcomes. But
Speaker 1: before I do that, I will give you just a
Speaker 1: glimpse of where we were yesterday. Thomas. I don't know
Speaker 1: what emails you got, what photos you got? Can you
Speaker 1: show me what we have?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: But we're going to back. So this is a very
Speaker 1: talented state fair parade, a very hot state fair parade,
Speaker 1: a very long state fair parade, all the way from
Speaker 1: the Capitol. You can see several of are on the
Speaker 1: float there, but we had a huge crowd walking. Oh
Speaker 1: it was hot. It was hot. It was whether you
Speaker 1: wore and so you can see we have several floats here.
Speaker 1: Look at this elephant. I'll tell you what. Even the
Speaker 1: parents who might not have been thrilled their kids were
Speaker 1: enamored with this big, huge elephant. They were pointing and waving.
Speaker 1: It was good to see. And a lot of our
Speaker 1: workers are over there. At the end of this parade.
Speaker 1: Our staff were all volunteery. Oh, we don't need that one.
Speaker 1: I don't know why you got that one, Thomas. You
Speaker 1: can take that one off the screen. Do you have
Speaker 1: any other political photos? Oh, yep, I got to be
Speaker 1: on the tractor. This is America's patriotic tractor. This is
Speaker 1: the tractor that the White House invites to come out,
Speaker 1: whether it's for their Fourth of July celebrations, whether it's
Speaker 1: the inauguration, the convention. This tractor is there and pretty
Speaker 1: much anybody who's been in the state of Iible who
Speaker 1: is running for office has been on that. Presidential candidates, Huckabee,
Speaker 1: all of them have been on that tractor. All right,
Speaker 1: and then I wanted to show you this. This is
Speaker 1: our group, a host of several campaigns, and the man
Speaker 1: in the front with a red shirt on is our
Speaker 1: state legislator Eddie Andrews. I love him to pieces a pastor.
Speaker 1: He has a couple different churches, bilingual, and he ran
Speaker 1: for governor. He was not successful in his run, but
Speaker 1: I will tell you he was successful and the mission
Speaker 1: God had for him and he just built love across
Speaker 1: the state. He's praying for us before we walk into pray.
Speaker 1: You tell me other political groups that pray. I don't
Speaker 1: know them on the other side of the aisle. I
Speaker 1: don't think they can. What God would they pray to?
Speaker 1: They kicked our God mentioned order Declaration of Independence out
Speaker 1: of their platform several years ago. Just one more parade
Speaker 1: photo to show you how we were in number. It
Speaker 1: was fun and we were pretty much well received. Now
Speaker 1: not always, you always have those people. I feel like
Speaker 1: parades are a great analogy for what's going wrong with
Speaker 1: America today. We can't hand out candy in this parade,
Speaker 1: but when you do, you see these people sitting alongside
Speaker 1: the road with their back out just you know began
Speaker 1: There is Congressman Zach Nunn talking to kids, talking to people,
Speaker 1: shaking hands. That's how we do it in Iowa and so.
Speaker 1: But these people who sit alongside waiting for candy and
Speaker 1: now today kids want to throw them right in the bag.
Speaker 1: They won't get up and come get it. Or back
Speaker 1: in my day, if it was something you didn't like,
Speaker 1: you still picked it up out of respect, didn't leave
Speaker 1: it in the street, and you traded somebody for it. No,
Speaker 1: not today. We couldn't pass out candy. But I'm telling
Speaker 1: you it's a great analogy because people sit alongside the
Speaker 1: prayer route, grumbling, unhappy, wrong candy, didn't like it, and
Speaker 1: they won't get in and help do the work. Come
Speaker 1: along with us, help do the work. We need that
Speaker 1: in real life too. There's the big elephant me with
Speaker 1: one of the state Central Committee members there, and I'm
Speaker 1: holding up a couple of designs that I tried to
Speaker 1: just pass along and trade off throughout the parade. It
Speaker 1: was just a wonderful event. Anything other photos we have, Okay,
Speaker 1: So this is how we started our day At six
Speaker 1: point thirty in the morning. I arrived seven am west
Speaker 1: side Conservative Breakfast. This is the chair of the RNs
Speaker 1: Joe Ruders came to Iowa to talk to us, and
Speaker 1: his words were pretty good, good and great, and I've
Speaker 1: got some of those on video. Let's go through. I
Speaker 1: think I have a couple. There's maryon at Miller Weeks,
Speaker 1: so this is a different event. This is at noon
Speaker 1: where I traveled to a county away and Marian at
Speaker 1: Miller Weeks. We had a headquarters opening in one of
Speaker 1: the counties and she was there and Joe Ruders, the
Speaker 1: chair of the R and C, drove there to meet her.
Speaker 1: And then he was going to a shock fest. I'm
Speaker 1: not even sure I know what a shuck fest is,
Speaker 1: but it's Iowa to participate there and then to another
Speaker 1: open house. This is the media after the event we
Speaker 1: were at. All right, let's see what else we have?
Speaker 1: Do we have any more of the breakfast? Is that it?
Speaker 1: You didn't get the ones at the breakfast. At our breakfast,
Speaker 1: we had the House Majority leaders, Deve scol spoke Congressman
Speaker 1: Pete Stoubert. I believe he's from Minnesota. We had another
Speaker 1: one from Wisconsin and I'm not going to remember his name.
Speaker 1: Along with our own, Zach Nunn. We ad a powerhouse
Speaker 1: for breakfast. Because Iowa matters, because in Iowa, not only
Speaker 1: do we help with the road to the White House vetting,
Speaker 1: we don't pick the candidate, we vet every candidate that
Speaker 1: comes through. We used to vet every candidate both parties,
Speaker 1: but the Democrats just bailed on us. So the Republicans
Speaker 1: will still fulfill their duty and vet every candidate that
Speaker 1: comes through on our ticket. But now we are also,
Speaker 1: according to those folks who are here, we are in
Speaker 1: play in Iowa to determine if we will have majorities
Speaker 1: in the House and the Senate because we have a
Speaker 1: Senate race and we have several House races that the
Speaker 1: Dems are coming after. So keep Iowa in your prayers.
Speaker 1: And one more reason that our guest today is going
Speaker 1: to be so beneficial and so crucial in the topic
Speaker 1: that we're going to discuss. All right, So let me
Speaker 1: just go ahead and jump to our guest, Steve Fiesel.
Speaker 1: He's an author, he I guess he would say he's
Speaker 1: an activist as well a chaplain with the is it
Speaker 1: Christian Lawyers Association? I think I'm doing that from memory,
Speaker 1: and so I'll go ahead.
Speaker 4: Association of Christian Lawmakers.
Speaker 1: There we go, Christian Lawmakers There we go. So, well,
Speaker 1: welcome Stephen to the show. We're going to talk about
Speaker 1: Christian voting today. You know the figures as well as
Speaker 1: I do. But Steve, thank you for joining me on
Speaker 1: the Tamara Scott Show.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I really got interested in the fact that we got
Speaker 3: thirty million to forty people non voting Christians, and I'm
Speaker 3: thinking that we should be voting our values out there.
Speaker 3: This nation was founded by mixing religion, mainly Christianity, with politics,
Speaker 3: because right in our Declaration of Independence, it says that
Speaker 3: our rights come from God, our Creator, not from government.
Speaker 3: And if we want to keep that and allow it
Speaker 3: to continue to shape the moral conscience of our nation,
Speaker 3: then Christians have got to stick get out and vote,
Speaker 3: and usually there is less of them doing that during
Speaker 3: the mid terms. So I really believe that it's necessary
Speaker 3: to do that. So that's why I got involved in
Speaker 3: writing and actually pitched the Eye. I had one book
Speaker 3: I did to Mike Kuckabee and he agreed to be
Speaker 3: the co author because I was an unknown and then
Speaker 3: lo and behold, David Limbaugh, Russia's brother, contacted Sean Hannity
Speaker 3: and said, why don't you write the forward for this book?
Speaker 3: So Sean wrote the forward for it, so that's where
Speaker 3: we got it started. So even now, I just recently
Speaker 3: put a book out entitled Back to the Arena, and
Speaker 3: it's why Christians need to be active in politics because
Speaker 3: we seem to have left the arena. Many pastors of saying, oh,
Speaker 3: I got to be neutral in our church. But right
Speaker 3: now the two parties do not have much in common.
Speaker 3: Rush Limball used to say they used to, but they
Speaker 3: don't have near as much in common as they used to.
Speaker 3: And one of them basically is Christian friendly and the
Speaker 3: other one is not. And Christians need to know this
Speaker 3: because I wish I could make a T shirt that
Speaker 3: says majority matters, because people don't realize if you're not
Speaker 3: in the majority, you're pretty much at a disadvantage when
Speaker 3: it comes to our political system.
Speaker 4: And that's why it's.
Speaker 1: Oh great, I'm going I'm sorry, we have a break.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to pop in here. We'll go to
Speaker 1: our first break, we'll write back with Steve Diesel Feazel,
Speaker 1: and we'll be talking about this today because frankly, a
Speaker 1: lot of pastors need to do a lot better on
Speaker 1: this issue. I'm not telling you to tell people how
Speaker 1: to vote or to direct them with one party or another,
Speaker 1: but give them the biblical issues that have been put
Speaker 1: asized and then help them engage. And when we come
Speaker 1: back show you why you better figure this out. We'll
Speaker 1: be right back. Stay tuned.
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Speaker 1: Right back, thanks for staying with us. I am Tamara Scott,
Speaker 1: the Tamara Scott Show, helping you live God's work in
Speaker 1: today's world, and the headlines at own talking with Steve Feizel,
Speaker 1: We're going to talk about why you as pastors, why
Speaker 1: you as Christians need to make sure all of your
Speaker 1: friends that you sit next to in the pews that
Speaker 1: you see in Sunday school, understand why they need to
Speaker 1: be voting. They need to vote Christian principles. All right,
Speaker 1: let me play this video first, So Thomas, I want
Speaker 1: to play the care video. I think I sent it
Speaker 1: to you. I'm not sure if I labeled it for you.
Speaker 1: But it's the CARE video on the Islamic Strategic Initiative
Speaker 1: for twenty twenty six voting.
Speaker 6: Wait did you see this? They wrote down the plan.
Speaker 6: They're mobilizing. The Muslim voting block is organizing. They just
Speaker 6: told us exactly how so listen CARE just released its
Speaker 6: full twenty twenty six strategic election plan. It includes four pillars,
Speaker 6: thirty five plus chapters across the country, a target of
Speaker 6: two million new voter registrations, a congressional scorecard grading all
Speaker 6: five hundred and thirty five members of Congress. They've already
Speaker 6: picked the battlegrounds twelve states that decide the House and Senate.
Speaker 6: Top of the list, No surprise, Michigan. Yeah, the same
Speaker 6: state the Demps just nominated Abdu la' say it for Senate.
Speaker 6: This is a coordinated, well funded get out the vote machine.
Speaker 6: It's strong, you guys. Mosque based voter drives, Friday prayer
Speaker 6: caravans straight to the polls, campus tabling, ridehair partnerships on
Speaker 6: election day. This is an infrastructure they're not improvising. This
Speaker 6: is what a serious get out the vote operation looks like.
Speaker 1: This is concerning. First off, if you understand what we're
Speaker 1: talking about, there's no animosity here meant to any individual.
Speaker 1: But if you understand the really what they call the Really,
Speaker 1: we know it as a political, military regime and belief
Speaker 1: system but under the guise of religion, and it is
Speaker 1: incompatible with our constitution, flat out incompatible with our constitution.
Speaker 1: Yet they're very organized and making sure they take several elections.
Speaker 1: And I don't have it right in front of me,
Speaker 1: the number of folks who won primaries who are now
Speaker 1: eligible to win an election. All right, So, Steve, when
Speaker 1: you see this, does that concern you or is this
Speaker 1: something you can take as armor when you go to
Speaker 1: talk to pastors and organizations as to why we need
Speaker 1: to engage our churches.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it actually motivates me.
Speaker 3: I know there are some organizations like the FRC Family
Speaker 3: Research Council. There's another group Faith Wins that's trying to
Speaker 3: go out and get in votes. But I came up
Speaker 3: with an idea at the National Association of Christian lawmakes
Speaker 3: rom a chaplain saying, why don't we have a national
Speaker 3: Christian Early Voting Week where we have a website that
Speaker 3: people could go to and learn how they can make
Speaker 3: it happen in their churches, or if they just make
Speaker 3: it happen among their friends.
Speaker 4: That get people out.
Speaker 3: And also a thing I would like to see is
Speaker 3: for us to get on some of the popular conservative
Speaker 3: talk shows where we actually start calling Christians out, saying
Speaker 3: you need the vote, we need to stand up against
Speaker 3: this evil that's being done because it's just a short
Speaker 3: step from anti Semitic to anti Christian.
Speaker 1: Well, let me just stop you right there, friend, because
Speaker 1: you're on one You're on one of those shows that
Speaker 1: ignites an audience. You're on one of those shows with
Speaker 1: a powerful network, Worldview TV, and we are getting the
Speaker 1: word out there for you and with you.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: We'll hope some of those other guys pick it up
Speaker 1: a little later, but we often beat them to the punch.
Speaker 1: It's no surprise. So we'll hope some of those other names,
Speaker 1: it may be a little a bit more well known,
Speaker 1: but are a little slower to pick up the pace,
Speaker 1: will join us in this. How about that?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: All right? So on this I want to come back,
Speaker 1: So Thomas, I want to play the next link. It's
Speaker 1: not a video, it's just a post. I want to
Speaker 1: show you. This is from the Woke Church, one of
Speaker 1: the woke churches. Many of them are out there. This
Speaker 1: is a conference they just had. Loathe thy Neighbor. I'm
Speaker 1: telling you the other churches that do not practice the
Speaker 1: the Judeo Christian values that made this country great, the
Speaker 1: truth of God's word, those one who like to twist it,
Speaker 1: like the candidate we talked about on Tuesday who said
Speaker 1: babies aren't alive until they take their first breath. It's
Speaker 1: not biblical, it's not actual, it's not scientific, it's not factual.
Speaker 1: It's a twist a scripture. Loathe your Neighbor. That was
Speaker 1: a conference in earlier this year. These churches are put
Speaker 1: in active, so steve to your point, we better get
Speaker 1: active in our churches. All right, So someone's watching right now,
Speaker 1: give them some information that could equip them to take
Speaker 1: to their pastor or give them the plane.
Speaker 3: Well, I have a website, Vision word dot com.
Speaker 4: It's all one word, vision word dot com.
Speaker 3: And we have books that can be available that can
Speaker 3: tell people about some of the principles that we're talking about.
Speaker 3: And we're hoping to really be able to launch with
Speaker 3: an organization to get that website up and to make
Speaker 3: them aware of how they can pull off early voting.
Speaker 3: And it could be a non parson because basically, if
Speaker 3: we got Christians into the pools and they go in
Speaker 3: to vote, we don't know how they're going to vote.
Speaker 3: So it is a nonpartisan type of thing. And another
Speaker 3: thing we are looking at is trying to get this
Speaker 3: booklet out Voting christ Values, because a lot of Christians
Speaker 3: they don't know how to talk politically about things. But
Speaker 3: we thought if we gave them a grassroots tool that
Speaker 3: they get hand off to somebody. And so we're hoping
Speaker 3: to talk to the Republican National Committee about it. I
Speaker 3: got some friends that are very strong politically in the
Speaker 3: state of Ohio that are helping me with this. So
Speaker 3: we're hoping that we can launch this and make this
Speaker 3: available because one person said, boy, you have invented something
Speaker 3: that persons can give away at the grassroots level, a
Speaker 3: grassroots level tool for Christians and they can put it
Speaker 3: in a pocket and give it away, and said it's marvelous.
Speaker 4: I hope it really happens.
Speaker 1: I do as well. And so again, if people want
Speaker 1: to find that booklet, do they go to vision word
Speaker 1: dot com.
Speaker 4: They can.
Speaker 3: We'll give the updates on it on how we're doing
Speaker 3: and how close forget it I've actually found a printer
Speaker 3: who will print one hundred thousand of them for twenty
Speaker 3: cents apiece. So I think that is very reasonable. You know,
Speaker 3: even a candidate. If a candidate wants to get one,
Speaker 3: and we'll put his picture on the back, we can
Speaker 3: personalize it for him and he can mail it out
Speaker 3: to get the Christian votes backing him.
Speaker 1: Well, let me just say doctor David Summit. David David Noble,
Speaker 1: a good friend of mine introduced to me by Brandon House,
Speaker 1: started the Summit Ministry is back in sixty two. And
Speaker 1: when I was talking to him, gosh, in the nineties,
Speaker 1: maybe in two thousands, early two thousands, And I said,
Speaker 1: don't you get frustrated the pastors aren't seeming to do it.
Speaker 1: What do you do? He said, I go to the pews.
Speaker 1: I go to the people in the pews. So I
Speaker 1: would say to you, Steve, who are you talking to
Speaker 1: and the people who are watching right now who may
Speaker 1: want to order those books. But if they want to
Speaker 1: order a case right now, is there a way they
Speaker 1: can do that?
Speaker 3: Not yet, because that's why we're getting the word out
Speaker 3: and trying to print it. And I'm talking to the FRC,
Speaker 3: the family Research Count, and they're showing some interest in it.
Speaker 3: And I do have a person who is a millionaire
Speaker 3: in the state of Ohio who is getting back behind.
Speaker 4: Me on this too.
Speaker 3: So we're hoping in a couple of weeks to have
Speaker 3: some real answers on that, to get it out for
Speaker 3: people and see if we're going to have candidates do
Speaker 3: it or whether we're just going to have a general one.
Speaker 3: I can say right now though I do with we
Speaker 3: have all this stuff about socialism that's taking place. This
Speaker 3: booklet is available online and it's entitled Which for America, Capitalism,
Speaker 3: Socialism and Communism. It's only twenty nine pages. You can
Speaker 3: read it in a half an hour, so it's designed.
Speaker 3: It's available right now. It's up on Amazon. It only
Speaker 3: costs five dollars on Amazon.
Speaker 4: To buy it.
Speaker 3: And it's something that can be given away to people too.
Speaker 3: If you say, hey, if you guys are thinking about this,
Speaker 3: socialism is a good idea or a good track. This
Speaker 3: thing doesn't take very long to do it your mind
Speaker 3: and be changed.
Speaker 1: All right, We've got to go to our second break.
Speaker 1: We'll be right back. Steve fisl.
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Speaker 1: All right, thanks for saying with us. My guest is
Speaker 1: Steve Beesel. We're talking about why Christians need to get out.
Speaker 1: We are in a battle. This is a spiritual battle.
Speaker 1: In fact, Army Nosadi who was in Iran as a child.
Speaker 1: His father worked I think in the government, and it
Speaker 1: became a parent they needed to flee, and he had
Speaker 1: to go through several countries before he got to America,
Speaker 1: learned several languages by the age of nine. We're going
Speaker 1: to talk with him on Monday. What happens when a
Speaker 1: government comes into place, into power that is not open
Speaker 1: to your faith, that's hostile to your faith. We're going
Speaker 1: to talk to him about that right here in America,
Speaker 1: because we've had in the last five years, five hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty churches according to one source, five hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty churches that have been desecrated, vandalized, destroyed, and we
Speaker 1: just saw another one this month on fire in Pittsburgh.
Speaker 1: We don't know, I don't know the source of that,
Speaker 1: but we do know the hostility that's coming at us.
Speaker 1: We have got to protect this is spiritual. These are
Speaker 1: boundary stones. We're staking territory one with our churaches, but
Speaker 1: who we are as Christians and so Steve Feisil is
Speaker 1: my guest today. Steve is with the website called vision
Speaker 1: word dot com visionword dot Com, but he's here today
Speaker 1: to help all of us understand. We can't just wait
Speaker 1: for the political operatives or the paid door knockers to
Speaker 1: get us over the line. This is crucial. We always
Speaker 1: hear it's the most important important election of our lifetime.
Speaker 1: This is not just our lifetime, this is the most
Speaker 1: important election of our nation. Because I'm not convinced. Depending
Speaker 1: on how we go this election, we will go and
Speaker 1: fall into the hands of communism. And Steve will have
Speaker 1: him come back on and show you that book again.
Speaker 1: We'll fall into the hands of communism because many of
Speaker 1: them are communists. They're talking about communistic principles. Or we
Speaker 1: will remain a constitutional republic and hope of a Christian nation.
Speaker 1: But it's that slim of a margin. And you heard
Speaker 1: the commercial how the Islamist and others already have their
Speaker 1: high dollar campaigns to come and take an election away
Speaker 1: from us. Who love this country. They will systematically fundamentally
Speaker 1: change this nation. Steve Fiso is my guest today. Welcome
Speaker 1: back to the Tamariscott Show.
Speaker 4: Let me share here a story that really got me motivated.
Speaker 4: I was attending a church and I.
Speaker 3: Had a young lady who I've booked many times for
Speaker 3: musical events. She's got a fantastic a voice. She does
Speaker 3: Karen Carpenter tribute concerts and Christian concerts, and she sang
Speaker 3: in two musicals in Branson. I had her set to
Speaker 3: singing at my church at a Veteran's Day concert, doing
Speaker 3: a garden country concert.
Speaker 4: It was already booked, and a few.
Speaker 3: Days later the pastor came to me and said, Steve,
Speaker 3: we have to cancel because I'm afraid this might offend
Speaker 3: some of the liberals that attend my church.
Speaker 4: And I couldn't us.
Speaker 3: First of all, we're in an evangelical church and you're
Speaker 3: telling me half the church is made up of liberals
Speaker 3: that might be offended, not because we're doing something politically,
Speaker 3: but we're doing a God and country concert and honoring
Speaker 3: our veterans.
Speaker 4: And he said, yeah, I just can't take the chance.
Speaker 3: So that motivated us and we went and looked and
Speaker 3: found a different church. But I couldn't believe that we
Speaker 3: actually had a pastor that was making ministry decision based
Speaker 3: on whether or not he was going to offend the
Speaker 3: liberals in his church. And I just don't think that
Speaker 3: we can do that. If we're going to stand against
Speaker 3: evil as Christians, we have to get motivated and vote.
Speaker 3: And there's a lot of evil that I think the
Speaker 3: transgender issue is extremely evil. I think late term abortion
Speaker 3: is extremely evil. But then when you go to the
Speaker 3: fact that they even want to not give medical care
Speaker 3: to a baby who would survive, I've a botched abortion
Speaker 3: and let it be cast off to the side and
Speaker 3: die on its own. And we had forty one Democrats
Speaker 3: in the Senate who voted not to give them mandatory
Speaker 3: medical care if they survived to watch abortion. So they
Speaker 3: would not give medical care to an American citizen infant,
Speaker 3: but they'll give medical care to illegals.
Speaker 4: Is that not an evil that we have to stand
Speaker 4: up against.
Speaker 1: Not only illegal here illegally, but many of them are
Speaker 1: violent criminals.
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: Wow, all right, good word? All right? So thank you
Speaker 1: for sharing that. Sorry, hold up the book again if
Speaker 1: you will, And how can people find this.
Speaker 3: They can go to Amazon. It's on Amazon. Just type
Speaker 3: this title in which for America. If you have to
Speaker 3: type my name after it, that might get you there faster,
Speaker 3: but it's definitely available. I've got I got about fifteen
Speaker 3: titles on Amazon.
Speaker 4: You'll see some other books.
Speaker 3: The book entitled Back to the Arena that is over
Speaker 3: two hundred pages. That describes the whole battle and the
Speaker 3: reason why Christians need to get back and be active
Speaker 3: in politics, because if you don't vote, you're like saying,
Speaker 3: I don't care who runs my country, I don't care
Speaker 3: what laws are past or anything. And if you keep
Speaker 3: taking that attitude, one of these days you're not going
Speaker 3: to have the religious freedom to practice your faith right.
Speaker 1: And the problem is, as we said earlier, only fifty
Speaker 1: percent of Christians are even registered to vote. That is,
Speaker 1: if we just had Christians voting with just three fourths
Speaker 1: of the tenacity and determination that the Islamic are going
Speaker 1: to send their polks at and of course they're a
Speaker 1: little bit different. I don't think you say no to
Speaker 1: someone who tells you what to do in that in
Speaker 1: that community. But if we could just get seventy five
Speaker 1: percent of ours out, we could win. We're losing, not
Speaker 1: because we don't have the right ideas or we're not
Speaker 1: on the right side, or but how can God bless
Speaker 1: something we refuse to do. We have gotten to get
Speaker 1: out and do the work. And so fifty percent not
Speaker 1: even registered. Of that fifty percent, only half of them vote,
Speaker 1: especially in the midterm. Of that, so we're down to
Speaker 1: twenty five percent. And again it's about half twelve percent
Speaker 1: have biblical world views right in this early voting.
Speaker 3: If you're a Christian in the state that has that,
Speaker 3: take advantage of it, because if you're a senior citizen,
Speaker 3: it could be a horrible weather in November.
Speaker 4: I know in Ohio.
Speaker 3: Sometimes it is in Michigan too, because I once lived there.
Speaker 4: And why not.
Speaker 3: Vote in October on a nice Indian summer day and
Speaker 3: maybe get some friends and go out and do it
Speaker 3: and then have lunch afterwards, make an event. We can
Speaker 3: do this, and if we get to the polls and
Speaker 3: handle it, we'll be able to maintain the majorities in
Speaker 3: the House the Senate, which is vital.
Speaker 1: And as I told see, I don't like early voting
Speaker 1: on on a one day election, but I also understand
Speaker 1: what Steve is saying this is the system you heard.
Speaker 1: We should play that again. I won't waste time all
Speaker 1: your hair. I'll play it when you when you've left us.
Speaker 1: At the final segment. But when she says some of
Speaker 1: the things I're working on was what Friday bus tours?
Speaker 1: They're taking bus caravans to the to the ballots. This
Speaker 1: is we have a.
Speaker 3: Liberal university in our county and they bust those kids,
Speaker 3: the students, to the polls for early voting.
Speaker 1: If you don't care enough to get yourself there, if
Speaker 1: you need help, surely somebody can help you. And I
Speaker 1: don't mind helping people get there. But this bussing thing
Speaker 1: I'm three weeks out. It changes it from my leader,
Speaker 1: who can inspire and build a gathering, which is why
Speaker 1: we have unity in our nation, to this fractional us
Speaker 1: against them of whoever has the biggest ground game and
Speaker 1: the most money in the bank that can put these
Speaker 1: aims together five weeks out. It changes it from a
Speaker 1: one day election to a tournament. But I understand the
Speaker 1: need and we better respond. You play to what the
Speaker 1: refs will call, and if the refs aren't calling it,
Speaker 1: you have to play to it. You have to be
Speaker 1: a little rough and throw some elbows, is what we
Speaker 1: used to tell our kids on this on the sport field,
Speaker 1: or they're just going to get creamed. We're going to
Speaker 1: get creamed if we don't play to the full advantage
Speaker 1: of what we're allowed. And that's getting every voter who
Speaker 1: believes like we do, that loves America, that loves the Constitution,
Speaker 1: that may be a Christian and understand our constitutional freedoms
Speaker 1: and liberties come from above. Second contain three seventeen. Where
Speaker 1: the spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty. If
Speaker 1: we allow this to be lost, we it's not just us,
Speaker 1: those who follow us will never know the liberty that
Speaker 1: God intended for us. Steve Moore, as we close out
Speaker 1: this final, this last session with you.
Speaker 3: One of the things I'd like to say is the
Speaker 3: pastors need to get really involved because one of the
Speaker 3: things if we have what we had with the Biden administration,
Speaker 3: and the gasoline prices go up because they don't like
Speaker 3: fossil fuels, and then the taxes go up, that eats
Speaker 3: discretionary income. So guess what, pastor, there's less money going
Speaker 3: into the offering place. It's less money for you to
Speaker 3: have ministry. We can't reach as many people with the
Speaker 3: gospel because we don't have the money to fuel those ministries.
Speaker 4: So think about that too.
Speaker 3: When you're voting, to make sure that people are allowed
Speaker 3: to have money to put in ministry instead of money
Speaker 3: to put in government.
Speaker 1: What's sad that that would be the motivation. But you
Speaker 1: just hit some of the motivation right there. And yes, miniature,
Speaker 1: just leave you tie ten percent off the top the
Speaker 1: first fruits. But if you want discretionary or offer tory
Speaker 1: above and beyond and to us is as voters. I
Speaker 1: want to be able to decide what to do with
Speaker 1: my money. And again, having better people in office, I
Speaker 1: think we have a better opportunity to do that. So
Speaker 1: you want an early Christian voting week, You want people
Speaker 1: to really take to the streets to their churches to
Speaker 1: get their neighbors to vote, their friends to vote. And
Speaker 1: you're not telling somebody how to vote in a church,
Speaker 1: but you are making information accessible so that people know.
Speaker 3: And if we get that set up, I will give
Speaker 3: you a call and you can bring me back on
Speaker 3: and we'll let everybody know it's alive.
Speaker 1: Well, even if it's not set up, let's tell our
Speaker 1: people who are watching right.
Speaker 3: Now, right now they can gohea and they can make
Speaker 3: their plans to vote early and get as many friends
Speaker 3: as they can out for it too with me.
Speaker 1: And if you're in a church, talk to pastor, try
Speaker 1: to explain this to him. If you're in Iowa, explain
Speaker 1: the video we talked about were Rob Sands running for governor.
Speaker 1: Doesn't think a baby is awive until it takes his
Speaker 1: first breath. Andy supports abortion up to the point of birth.
Speaker 1: You ask him how that goes with the Bible. And
Speaker 1: then I've also got on the on the Tamarrow Scott
Speaker 1: Show Facebook page and if you need it, you can
Speaker 1: email me at the Tamara Scott Show at gmail dot com,
Speaker 1: The Tamaras Scott Show at gmail dot com. But we
Speaker 1: responded to that with a twenty twenty two article that
Speaker 1: babies do breathe in the womb. It's a little bit different,
Speaker 1: but they do breathe in the womb. They are lungs
Speaker 1: are working, and so that idea that you're okay to
Speaker 1: kill them until they have their first breath is a
Speaker 1: misnomber and a twisting of scripture, absolute twisting of scripture.
Speaker 1: You need to be talking to your pastors about this.
Speaker 1: Some of them, like the pastor that Steve mentioned, they're fearful. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: our shepherds aren't living in faith, they're living in fear.
Speaker 1: And you may be able to equip them and help
Speaker 1: them along. And if they know they've got some support
Speaker 1: in the congregation, maybe they'll be a little bit better
Speaker 1: about doing what they should and standing up and being
Speaker 1: the leader in the congregation. Steve, we've got maybe just
Speaker 1: three minutes left, four minutes left. Anything else you want
Speaker 1: to years to know?
Speaker 3: Well? I think also you can't underestimate the power of
Speaker 3: prayer and praying for your pastors. But why not take
Speaker 3: your pastor out to launch or someplace and say, I'm
Speaker 3: really concerned about this, I have a burden about this.
Speaker 4: Can we do something about it?
Speaker 3: And also President Trump he did away with the Johnson Amendment,
Speaker 3: which therefore a pastor can be involved a little bit
Speaker 3: more politically than he ever thought. And you can't come
Speaker 3: back to us with the idea that you're going to
Speaker 3: lose your tax exempt status. And basically the Johnson Amendment
Speaker 3: I think is unconstitutional because it doesn't.
Speaker 4: Allow us to have the First Amendment rights.
Speaker 3: It says we do not have the right to speak
Speaker 3: up and to proclaim what we want to do unless
Speaker 3: we have a five oh one c four. But also
Speaker 3: remember this, people, we got a government. If you're paying taxes,
Speaker 3: your support and Planned Parenthood because they get money. That's
Speaker 3: another motivation to vote, is I want to vote for
Speaker 3: candidates or want to stand up and defund the money
Speaker 3: that's going from the United States to Planned parenthood. And
Speaker 3: that would be another reason why we should be out
Speaker 3: there on the front lines. The Catholics led us in
Speaker 3: this fight to fight for the unborn, and we need
Speaker 3: to be in the foxhol with them, and that's one
Speaker 3: of the ways we can we can do it.
Speaker 1: Well. I thank you for coming on with us today, Stephen.
Speaker 1: I'm very happy to have you here. I know you've
Speaker 1: got several things of literature. If people go to Vision Word,
Speaker 1: is there more there that they can pick up and
Speaker 1: might give them a little bit of encouragement.
Speaker 3: To tell there's more books. And I've also done some
Speaker 3: video award winning videos. I did a video the Voice
Speaker 3: for Life, which is the life story of the surviving
Speaker 3: of Melissa Odin, who is from Iowa. And also so
Speaker 3: I did a documentary on the dangers of pornography based
Speaker 3: on the book Every young Man's Battle. So if there's
Speaker 3: people out there who have teenagers, they may want to
Speaker 3: get that video and have their teenagers see it, because
Speaker 3: they say the average age of a young man who
Speaker 3: sees his first porno film is nine.
Speaker 4: Now that they got the smart films, and we know that.
Speaker 1: It changes the brain when you see them porn. It
Speaker 1: absolutely changes the brain, the decision making pathways. They say,
Speaker 1: it's like holes in the frontal lobe of the brain.
Speaker 1: You and I just had a conversation a little bit ago,
Speaker 1: and you were giving some reasons why, and one of
Speaker 1: those was, you know, look around. You used to you
Speaker 1: talk about when you went to school. You it was
Speaker 1: okay to say the prayer and you couldn't have porn
Speaker 1: in the library. Now you have porn in the library
Speaker 1: and you can't say the prayer. Things have gone totally backwards.
Speaker 1: And it was because we allowed it. We the voters
Speaker 1: allowed it. We never should have. To your point, Steve,
Speaker 1: the decision about the Johnson Minute, it is absolutely unconstitutional.
Speaker 1: It absolutely is. But it will only be changed if
Speaker 1: we get involved. Last word, Steve, and.
Speaker 4: They voted prayer out of school.
Speaker 3: Seventy nine percent of the people said They didn't agree
Speaker 3: with that decision, but we did nothing. We went into
Speaker 3: our spiritual bunker. It's time to come out of our
Speaker 3: spiritual bunker and get active.
Speaker 1: You're right, because Congress could have changed that, I believe.
Speaker 1: All right, we've got to go. I thank you, Steve Feesel.
Speaker 1: Feel hold up that other book one more time, please,
Speaker 1: That one's available right now. Watch which one for America? Capitalism,
Speaker 1: socialism or communism. I'm telling you socialism is just a
Speaker 1: gateway to communism because you always have to take more
Speaker 1: money and you have to do it by force. All right,
Speaker 1: Thank you so much Steve Fiesel for joining me today.
Speaker 5: Viewers.
Speaker 1: Vision word dot com is the website. If you want
Speaker 1: to get in touch with Steve. Maybe you have some funding,
Speaker 1: maybe you have some ideas. Maybe you'll be one of
Speaker 1: those people to help take this to your pastor or
Speaker 1: organization and help get some lift on this. But by
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Speaker 1: All right, everybody, thank you so much for joining us today.
Speaker 1: We appreciate it so much. Appreciate uh Steeve Fiesel coming
Speaker 1: on with us. He has also a great little handout
Speaker 1: on Republican core values versus denigrat core values. We may
Speaker 1: come back to that in a little bit. First, I
Speaker 1: want to play. This is a commercial of someone running
Speaker 1: for office. I'm telling you the churches that are trying
Speaker 1: to say we can't do this, we can't talk about
Speaker 1: this are the ones that hopefully are teaching the Word
Speaker 1: of God, but they ought to understand they can do this.
Speaker 1: They're the ones who are timid. The leftist churches that
Speaker 1: have the BLM flyers up to have the LGBTQ banners
Speaker 1: on the backside of the altar. When you're looking at
Speaker 1: the alder, you see that banner. They're active. Trust me,
Speaker 1: they're engaged. So we need to be engaged in standing
Speaker 1: in the Word of God on his principles. Let's play
Speaker 1: if we can Thomas. This is a candidate out of Kansas.
Speaker 1: Let's play this video. This is a pastor who's running
Speaker 1: for office.
Speaker 8: Welcome Mega Church CEO Adam Hamilton.
Speaker 9: Black Lives Matter, marching for righteous to bark by virtue
Speaker 9: of being white.
Speaker 8: I have to recount, so do Kansas ranchers and beefeaters.
Speaker 9: Pattle end up producing more carbon dioxide. I'm calling us
Speaker 9: to repentance, maybe changing your diet, but.
Speaker 8: He's got no beef with drag.
Speaker 10: Queen's storytime for kids us Church funds to pay for it.
Speaker 10: Now Hamilton wants to transition to Mega Woke Senator way
Speaker 10: too woke for Kansas.
Speaker 8: Main Street Fund is responsible for the content of this ad.
Speaker 1: He is way too woke for Kansas. He's way too
Speaker 1: woke for any community, certainly in the heartland of Kansas.
Speaker 1: All right, So, and my thanks to Jim Garla who
Speaker 1: posted that on Facebook. That's how I caught wind of that.
Speaker 1: If you think he doesn't have a shot, it's closer
Speaker 1: than anybody it should be. I'm going to have you
Speaker 1: play that again, Thomas, and I'm gonna have you stop
Speaker 1: it so I can talk to each of these points.
Speaker 1: Play it very quickly, and we'll stop it on the
Speaker 1: way through.
Speaker 8: Welcome Mega Church CEO Adam Hamilton.
Speaker 9: Black Lives Matter, marching for righteous today. By virtue of
Speaker 9: being white, I have to repent there.
Speaker 1: So God created us in his image. We talk about
Speaker 1: the Scripture of One Blood, many nations. Albita King, my
Speaker 1: dear friend, We'll talk to you about God created us
Speaker 1: equal that we have to understand. It is not the
Speaker 1: color of our skin, Martin Luther King, It is not
Speaker 1: the color of the skin, but the character within my
Speaker 1: paraphrase on that. So how dare he? What arrogance of
Speaker 1: this man to get up there and say I have
Speaker 1: to repent because I'm white. You're made in the image
Speaker 1: of your creator. What color the outside wrap may appear
Speaker 1: to be, you are made in God's image and God
Speaker 1: doesn't make mistakes. Now, all of us are born differently,
Speaker 1: and some of us may even have issues that we
Speaker 1: have to deal with. We know some folks who may
Speaker 1: have some disabilities. But repentance because of the color of skin.
Speaker 1: What a fool, That's all I can say, What a fool.
Speaker 1: You have bought the kool aid, and I don't understand
Speaker 1: there is There is nothing biblical or spiritual in that whatsoever. Now,
Speaker 1: if you behave in a way that you need to repent,
Speaker 1: then yes, if you've even racist, then yes you need
Speaker 1: to repent. But it has nothing to do with the
Speaker 1: color of your skin. Let's go ahead and play the
Speaker 1: rest of that ad. See if I stop it again.
Speaker 8: Blu Kansas ranchers and beefeaters.
Speaker 9: Cattle end up producing more carbon dioxide. I'm calling us
Speaker 9: to repentance, maybe changing your diet.
Speaker 4: That he's got no right.
Speaker 1: There, So we're supposed to repent again for the way
Speaker 1: God designed cattle. Right now, we're dealing with data centers,
Speaker 1: people wanting to put data centers up, huge mega hyper
Speaker 1: scale data centers that are going to be a terrific
Speaker 1: hazard on our environment, whether it is a water drain
Speaker 1: or electricity strain, or the pollutions, the pollutants of the noise,
Speaker 1: the air, the wind, all of it. She can to
Speaker 1: repent for what God designed in the cows. Stop it
Speaker 1: that this guy has any traction at all in Kansas.
Speaker 1: It's amazing to me, and I'm speaking to you because
Speaker 1: it shows you the deception that's out there. When Steve
Speaker 1: was talking about the pastor who was concerned about people
Speaker 1: being offended, that's fear. That's fear of man, and that's
Speaker 1: how people allow themselves to be deceived and swayed from
Speaker 1: the truth. Let's go back to that commercial and see
Speaker 1: what other foolishness is in there.
Speaker 10: I can hardly way drag queens storytime for kids, use
Speaker 10: church funds to pay for it. Now Hamilton wants to
Speaker 10: transition to a woke senator, way too woke for Kansas.
Speaker 8: mainStreet Thunder is responsible for the content of the sad.
Speaker 1: There should not be a body in the pew in
Speaker 1: his church when he took funds from the church to
Speaker 1: fund a drag queen. Not just a drag queen, an
Speaker 1: event that would be bad enough. In the sanctuary in
Speaker 1: the yes, it's just a building for some of you
Speaker 1: who believe that. I believe that they are holy. I
Speaker 1: believe that it should be reverent, that you should be
Speaker 1: reverent when you go to your sanctuary to bring in
Speaker 1: the epitome of sin. When you are doing drag, you
Speaker 1: are accountering what God created you to be. You are
Speaker 1: dangerous sex at conception, and as Nancy Pearcy says in
Speaker 1: her book Love Thy Body, when you're fighting with yourself,
Speaker 1: you're never going to be at peace. And to promote
Speaker 1: that and to go against what God has ordained. God's
Speaker 1: very clear about two sexes. God's very clear about wearing
Speaker 1: the other's clothes as well. Shame on this man. All right,
Speaker 1: do I have time still? I think I do. Let's
Speaker 1: play the Care one more time. Let's play the Care
Speaker 1: video one more time.
Speaker 6: Wait, did you see this? They wrote down the plan
Speaker 6: they're mobilizing. The Muslim voting block is organizing. They just
Speaker 6: told us exactly how so listen. Care just released its
Speaker 6: full twenty twenty six strategic election plan. It includes four pillars,
Speaker 6: thirty five plus chapters across the country, a target of
Speaker 6: two million new voter registrations, a congressional scorecard grading all
Speaker 6: five hundred and thirty five members of Congress. They've already
Speaker 6: picked the battlegrounds. Twelve states that decide the House and Senate.
Speaker 6: Top of the list. No surprise, Michigan. Yeah, the same
Speaker 6: state the Dems just nominated Abdu la' say it for Senate.
Speaker 6: This is a coordinated, well funded get out the vote machine.
Speaker 6: It's strong, you guys, Mosque based voter drives, Friday prayer
Speaker 6: caravans straight to the polls, campus tabling, ride share partnerships
Speaker 6: on election day. This is an infrastructure they're not improvising.
Speaker 6: This is what a serious get out the vote operation
Speaker 6: looks like.
Speaker 1: If you care about your country, we had better get
Speaker 1: organized and we better do all. I can't all we can.
Speaker 1: We offer flood support when someone's had a catastrophe. We
Speaker 1: offer that type of support to our to our friends
Speaker 1: in need. And I'm telling you we had better. We
Speaker 1: are in need as a nation. We are in need,
Speaker 1: and you can pray, absolutely pray, but let me tell
Speaker 1: you this. You can look out at your lawn, your garden,
Speaker 1: and if you don't have some labor involved, prayer isn't
Speaker 1: going to just handle everything for you. God allows us
Speaker 1: the opportunity to do the work so that we can
Speaker 1: get the blessing. The result is that the blessing of
Speaker 1: the labor and obedience are ours. As we tell you,
Speaker 1: lip boldly, love better, laugh bigger, be encouraged, and never
Speaker 1: be complacent. But keep se