Speaker 1: Welcome to the super Show series. Of the three stories,
Speaker 1: this is Alex, my beloved producer and friend, going back
Speaker 1: and saying Todd, everything else was trash. This is the
Speaker 1: only thing that matters. So you're gonna hear things like this.
Speaker 1: Know the sick ones by their sick fruits. CNN's Gender
Speaker 1: Hustle proves God uses as simple things to shame the wise.
Speaker 1: The gift God gave Jdvans one of JD Vance's key gifts,
Speaker 1: and did God just change the president's entire legacy? You
Speaker 1: also hear the words of Jesus solk outrage in the
Speaker 1: hearts of PBS writers, and Joy Reid proves God right.
Speaker 1: Hey look, God made it in all of the three stories.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't you know? Alex is a better Christian than I am.
Speaker 1: Will get started now with the help of God Almighty.
Speaker 2: But Todd Herman show is disapproved by big pharma technocrats
Speaker 2: and tyrants everywhere from the hind mountains of Free America.
Speaker 2: Here's the Emerald City exile.
Speaker 3: Todd.
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 2: JD.
Speaker 1: Vance has a really key gift, and I don't think
Speaker 1: it's appreciated enough. And it's a passion for speaking hard truths.
Speaker 1: And this is a key gift that God gave Jdvans.
Speaker 1: This is an example of speaking hard truths. In one way,
Speaker 1: it's kind of reaganesque, mister Gerbertchroft, tear down this wall.
Speaker 1: In another way, it's just absolute JD.
Speaker 4: Vance And I'm not you know, Yes, the Europeans annoy
Speaker 4: me sometimes, and yes I disagree with him on certain issues,
Speaker 4: but we have to remember that is the cradle of
Speaker 4: Western civilization, the entire entire idea of Christian civilization that
Speaker 4: led to the founding of the United States of America,
Speaker 4: that was formed in Europe. The cultural bonds, the religious bonds,
Speaker 4: these things are going to last beyond political disagreements. But
Speaker 4: I think that Europe, and frankly I would have said
Speaker 4: this about America a year ago, but America Europe is
Speaker 4: at risk, I think of creating of engaging in civilizational suicide.
Speaker 4: They are unable to or unwilling too many countries to
Speaker 4: control their borders. You see them starting to push back
Speaker 4: against that, and good, that's a good thing.
Speaker 1: You see them starting.
Speaker 4: To limit the free speech of their own citizens, even
Speaker 4: as those citizens are protesting against things like the border
Speaker 4: invasion that got Donald Trump and a number of European
Speaker 4: leaders elected. So, look, I want Europe to thrive. I
Speaker 4: want them to be an important ally. Part of that
Speaker 4: is going to be Europe respecting its own people, respecting
Speaker 4: its own sovereignty. And America can't do that job for them.
Speaker 4: If you have a country like Germany, where you have
Speaker 4: another few million immigrants come in from countries.
Speaker 1: That are totally culturally.
Speaker 4: Incompatible with Germany, then it doesn't matter what I think
Speaker 4: about Europe. Germany will have killed itself. And I hope
Speaker 4: they don't do that because I love Germany and I
Speaker 4: want Germany to thrive.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about some of the things, the aspects of
Speaker 1: what jd. Vance is discussing here in that that statement
Speaker 1: filled with some hard truths because he opens himself up
Speaker 1: to racist and I know that people will say, oh,
Speaker 1: I see, so immigration just destroys countries, and America is
Speaker 1: a country founded upon immigrants. Great ask the Indian nations,
Speaker 1: the first peoples in the United States, how mass migration
Speaker 1: worked for them. I mean, that's a hard truth. We
Speaker 1: didn't just have more advanced weaponry for most of that time,
Speaker 1: we just had more people. And there's plenty of books.
Speaker 1: If you've ever read the book Blackout Speaks, if you've
Speaker 1: ever read that, and ever read any of the work
Speaker 1: of some of the documentation of what the early Native
Speaker 1: leaders said sitting bowl and what crazy horses murder to
Speaker 1: have said. They just noticed that Wasishu, which was a
Speaker 1: horrible name. It was a slur against white people. Met
Speaker 1: fat and stinky Wi Sishu. What Wasishi was doing is
Speaker 1: just they there were too many of them, and First
Speaker 1: peoples or Native Americans, Indians choose your word. Who actually
Speaker 1: went to Europe and came back, came and said, we
Speaker 1: have no chance. Their cities outnumbered the hills. I mean,
Speaker 1: I should have pulled black Out speak I didn't even
Speaker 1: think I was going to talk about it today, but
Speaker 1: that asked them how that went. And we can have
Speaker 1: controlled migration or not. And in uncontrolled migration, when you
Speaker 1: are seeing people come into your country, as Jade Event said,
Speaker 1: who are adverse to your ideas, your founding documents, your freedoms,
Speaker 1: your culture, how you raise your kids, how you relate
Speaker 1: to others, how you relate to women and children. Now,
Speaker 1: that's not just bringing in people, as we've said on
Speaker 1: the show time and time and time and again, you're
Speaker 1: bringing in attitudes and attitudes informed behaviors, and so you're
Speaker 1: important behaviors. And this is a relatively minor example of this.
Speaker 1: I shared this with my wife and she pointed something
Speaker 1: out to me that's to my shame I didn't think about.
Speaker 1: So these are some young women. They're taking a cab
Speaker 1: or or for higher car uber whatever, and they're in Ireland.
Speaker 1: And listen to the driver correcting these girls.
Speaker 5: It's not I feel like you're talking about me.
Speaker 6: Okay, well we're not.
Speaker 7: This is just the language we speak to each other.
Speaker 2: Very nice.
Speaker 5: I appreciate and I really like the spoken Irish.
Speaker 3: But when you speak five words in English.
Speaker 6: Then in Irish, it feels I feel uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: I feel like.
Speaker 5: You're talking about me.
Speaker 2: Okay, well I don't like I speak, for all the life,
Speaker 2: speak five languages.
Speaker 5: I will never speak another language in front of somebody else,
Speaker 5: just because I don't like the person feeling not untalking
Speaker 5: about them.
Speaker 7: Yeah, of course, but like we we only we're not
Speaker 7: talking about you. We only speak Ourish to each other.
Speaker 7: So yeah, I'm sure if if you were getting a
Speaker 7: taxi with someone, you probably would not be speaking to
Speaker 7: them in a different way if that.
Speaker 5: Person doesn't speak another language.
Speaker 2: I have no problems.
Speaker 3: So when you speak English and then straight away you're
Speaker 3: speaking a couple of words in the.
Speaker 1: English, okay in terms of oils etiquettes oils uh in
Speaker 1: a personal etiquette okay. Emily posts, Okay, you're a driver
Speaker 1: of a car and we hired you to take us somewhere,
Speaker 1: not to give us etiquette lessons. Now, I can't imagine
Speaker 1: telling two other human beings how to speak. And I said, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's it's annoying. And man, those girls are this That
Speaker 1: young lady was really patient And my wife said yeah,
Speaker 1: and so would you be. If you could be driven
Speaker 1: into a side ali and assault it, you'd be patient too.
Speaker 1: Now I would like to think I would be patient
Speaker 1: anyway to say, hey, you know what, Sorry, that bothers you.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to be told how to speak. Sorry
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Speaker 1: a common language for fund or to amuse himself. We
Speaker 1: had abused it as one tribe of people functioning is
Speaker 1: one tribe. The Israeli people, the Jewish people, if you like,
Speaker 1: came out of Egypt, and they came to a point.
Speaker 1: God spoke to them, disperse. I want this tribe to
Speaker 1: go here, this group of people to go here. I
Speaker 1: want you to spread throughout the earth, and I want
Speaker 1: you to populate these areas because I want my chosen people,
Speaker 1: who I have called out of the world, to be
Speaker 1: in the world, but not of it. I want you
Speaker 1: to take these new ways of behaving into the world.
Speaker 1: You are not to involve yourself in the unliving of
Speaker 1: children in so called religious ceremonies. You are not to
Speaker 1: involve yourself in the worship of idols. You're going to
Speaker 1: take the true way to live under Me into these
Speaker 1: areas around the world. You have to disperse, be fruitful, multiply.
Speaker 1: The people said, nah, now we prefer not. We like
Speaker 1: it here. The river is beautiful and it's cool, and
Speaker 1: the water is sweet, and we like the trees. Plus
Speaker 1: there's a seven eleven step up the street. So they
Speaker 1: said no. In fact, what we're going to do is
Speaker 1: we're going to build ourselves a great, big, tall tower God,
Speaker 1: and we're going to get up near you. So God said,
Speaker 1: are you ah, well, why don't you try that with
Speaker 1: no common language and see how that works? And all
Speaker 1: of a sudden they were babbling. This was these separation
Speaker 1: of the languages. And I believe this is a modern
Speaker 1: way of doing this. One of the things we can do,
Speaker 1: in a very simple sense is are we looking at
Speaker 1: people who God is shaming through simple things? Andrew McCabe
Speaker 1: shamed himself by something very very simple, and the legacy media,
Speaker 1: if you like, I prefer Mockingbird, they continue to do
Speaker 1: this across the board.
Speaker 8: Robin Westman, seen in this yearbook photo obtained by affiliate KSTP,
Speaker 8: was a member of the class of twenty seventeen at
Speaker 8: the very school they attacked. At age seventeen, they filed
Speaker 8: documents to change names from Robert to Robin. Those documents
Speaker 8: were signed by her mother, Mary Grace Westman, who also
Speaker 8: worked at the school, retiring in twenty twenty one. Authority
Speaker 8: say the shooter had no criminal history and purchased the rifle, shotgun,
Speaker 8: and pistol legally.
Speaker 1: See the problem with the report like that is you
Speaker 1: see that they do they day they and then suddenly
Speaker 1: she The problem with that is it ignores one of
Speaker 1: the challenges this young man faced. What am I? That's
Speaker 1: a heck of challenge to face and would even pushed
Speaker 1: along by this in this by according to ay Nose reporting,
Speaker 1: the father whose very very liberal and the mother disagrees,
Speaker 1: and apparently, according to Andy's reporting, the mother was bullied
Speaker 1: into signing this document for the name change, being told hey,
Speaker 1: look you can do this or your son is going
Speaker 1: to unlive himself. It's a simple thing. Was it true?
Speaker 1: God says you shall not lie? Was it true she
Speaker 1: was forced to lie, or at least conned into it,
Speaker 1: bolding into it? According to Andy's reporting, it's a simple thing.
Speaker 1: Do parents go around lying to their kids and feel
Speaker 1: good about it?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: God uses the simple things to shame the wise. The
Speaker 1: other problem with that report for the legacy Mockingbird media
Speaker 1: is this it's a litmus test. Are you telling us
Speaker 1: the story? So in this trailer for the show called
Speaker 1: The Savants, Jessic Chastein is going to cleanse the world
Speaker 1: of hate. She's an undercover investigator and mother who infiltrates
Speaker 1: hate groups online to detect and prement, prevent violent extremists
Speaker 1: from doing what they do, stopping them before they can act,
Speaker 1: putting her kids to bed. Hey, look it's mixed race family.
Speaker 1: That's interesting. Why would that be?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: There she is with her three four monitors coordinated mass attack.
Speaker 1: That looks like a Nazi signod from you in or what? Yes,
Speaker 1: she's in some mom in the savanna. Between nineteen ninety
Speaker 1: four and twenty twenty, eight hundred ninety three extremestaics took
Speaker 1: place in America. Today, unseen heroes protect us from cats
Speaker 1: all night. Sometimes. Oh, she has to take pills. There's
Speaker 1: some pharma product placement.
Speaker 7: I love it is pretending to think like them to
Speaker 7: stop those people from doing really.
Speaker 1: Oh look an evil white man. Did you see that?
Speaker 1: And they're in the capital. Look at that just like
Speaker 1: January sixth Huh. You know, I have a tip for
Speaker 1: Jessica Chastain's character. This is going to take some work.
Speaker 1: So you're going to have to go really really undercover.
Speaker 1: And let me give you the steps of going undercover.
Speaker 1: And this is going to be really advanced, ready, Jessica,
Speaker 1: go look for the Eugene Weekly online, So type in
Speaker 1: Eugene Weekly and go back and look at their cover
Speaker 1: for June nineteenth, twenty twenty five, just around the time
Speaker 1: of leading up to the latest shooting at a Catholic
Speaker 1: school where children are unlive while praying to the Lord Jesus,
Speaker 1: unlive by a gender confused young man, but in fact
Speaker 1: started to come out of his gender confusion, and you
Speaker 1: would see this picture from the Eugene Weekly. It is
Speaker 1: an image of someone the Eugene Weekly chooses to call
Speaker 1: Eve Weston holding an AR fifteen style rifle, normally, of course,
Speaker 1: a weapon that's evil, but not in this case, because
Speaker 1: we're going to talk about some virtuous hate. Eve Weston
Speaker 1: appears to be a man pretending to be a woman.
Speaker 1: And on the right hand side, it says, as the
Speaker 1: Trump administration attacks so called trans people, some queer folk
Speaker 1: are armed and ready to bash back with guns and
Speaker 1: combat boots. Bash back the attacks being what laws laws
Speaker 1: protecting children from irreversible chemical and surgical interventions, those laws,
Speaker 1: that's from what you bash back. Has there been any
Speaker 1: significant bashing by gender confused people or gender defined people
Speaker 1: using weapons like this is Jessica Chastain's character are going
Speaker 1: to be looking into such things. It doesn't take much looking.
Speaker 1: I don't think so, because this is virtuous hate. This
Speaker 1: is from that issue June twenty twenty five. There's a
Speaker 1: saying I hear a lot from the armed career community,
Speaker 1: and that's you go far enough left to get your
Speaker 1: guns back from pistols to air fifteens and AK forty
Speaker 1: sevens Queers are alluding to bash back, protecting themselves from
Speaker 1: surging levels of violence and political hatred. Incidentally, there's not
Speaker 1: a particularly robust surging acts of violence against gender confused people.
Speaker 1: Praise God, because there shouldn't be. You will know the
Speaker 1: sick ones by the sick fruits, and you'll know a
Speaker 1: six society if they're trying to grow more sick fruits.
Speaker 1: This is from USA Today. It's an important article about
Speaker 1: a subculture that's existed in the United States for far
Speaker 1: too long of a time. And this is the headline.
Speaker 1: Columbine School shooters glorified by young followers inside the scary
Speaker 1: online obsession. This is from April eighteen, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: Jessica Gown and Will Carls at the USA today. When
Speaker 1: two Colorado students unlive twelve of the classmates and a
Speaker 1: teacher at Columbine High School on April twenty, nineteen ninety nine,
Speaker 1: they committed to what history would etch as the first
Speaker 1: school shooting of the Internet era. At the time, Google
Speaker 1: was still a startup, Facebook, the iPhone, or YouTube are
Speaker 1: not yet invented yet. Twenty five years later, the traces
Speaker 1: left online by the two young men, who I will
Speaker 1: not name because their names should be a race from history,
Speaker 1: have not faded into the obscurity of the early web. Instead,
Speaker 1: those remnants to cold in each evolving online technology chat room,
Speaker 1: social media, and video today sparked obsessive online interest among
Speaker 1: a generation that wasn't even alive at the time of
Speaker 1: the attack. There are, in facts, cults built around these
Speaker 1: guys and what they did. And in a nation that
Speaker 1: is flooding children with psychotropics and reverse wrong sex hormones,
Speaker 1: wouldn't it be weird if a whole bunch of psychotropic
Speaker 1: drugs and a whole bunch of reverse hormones wrong sex
Speaker 1: hormones caused people to have very strange psychological actions. Wouldn't
Speaker 1: that be odd? If that happened. You can remember the
Speaker 1: line of the thirteen crosses that honored the victims of
Speaker 1: the Combine attack. You can see an image of that
Speaker 1: here from USA today. When you see these things and
Speaker 1: you remember that era, and you know that there are
Speaker 1: people online now who effectively worship these guys and want
Speaker 1: to be like them, it's very, very very clear that
Speaker 1: you know the sick ones by their sick fruits. But
Speaker 1: what if our society wants more sick people like this?
Speaker 1: Because our society wants more sick people like this, I'm
Speaker 1: going to show you an image, and I won't show
Speaker 1: you the website it's from. If you choose to, you
Speaker 1: can probably go find it. And it's not alone. It's
Speaker 1: not alone image. It's not a single instance of this.
Speaker 1: It's something for sale that wants shows a communication, a
Speaker 1: desire to have more sick ones. You can tell the
Speaker 1: sick ones by their sick fruits. People who are following
Speaker 1: the Combine shooters have become mentally ill, and there's an
Speaker 1: entire subculture that worships not just them, but other people
Speaker 1: who go undertake these things. The Catholic school shooting of
Speaker 1: recent days no exception. He's already being treated as a hero,
Speaker 1: as a sort of inverse savior. And we're living in
Speaker 1: an era where the Left is making a big deal
Speaker 1: of this un alive CEOs, our heroes. People who went
Speaker 1: to a guy who went to go unlive people in
Speaker 1: the NFL office and accidentally ended up shooting the CEO
Speaker 1: of Blackstone's real estate group. He's a hero. And the
Speaker 1: guy who went into a Catholic school, a guy whose dad, apparently,
Speaker 1: according to journalists Annio, his dad pushed this young man's
Speaker 1: gender confusion. His mom, according to Annio, was reluctantly drug along. She,
Speaker 1: being a conservative Christian woman who's given birth a ton
Speaker 1: of times, was drugg along into this with the very
Speaker 1: very famous statements do you want a living daughter or
Speaker 1: an unalive son? And this boy, this confused young man,
Speaker 1: this twenty three year old, had come out and said
Speaker 1: he regretted the wrong sex hormones. He regretted it. He
Speaker 1: wrote this in some of his work, this manifesto, as
Speaker 1: it were, that manifesto that is long and rambling, had
Speaker 1: messages on his weaponry, and the New York Times says,
Speaker 1: we just can't figure out the motive. Although he wrote
Speaker 1: ceaselessly about his motive. Now we see this T shirt
Speaker 1: and again I'm not going to name the company that
Speaker 1: provides this, but they're not the only ones protract so
Speaker 1: called trans kids. And there is a picture of the
Speaker 1: young man who had in unlived children as they prayed
Speaker 1: to the Lord Jesus Christ, you will know them by
Speaker 1: their fruits. The fruits here are what the worship of
Speaker 1: someone who decided to go against one of God's most
Speaker 1: simple commands. You shall not go around unliving, innocent people.
Speaker 1: You shall not covet you shall respect your parents, so
Speaker 1: you live long in the land. Some of the simplest commands,
Speaker 1: as you treat the least of these, So you treat
Speaker 1: me the least of these ru on their knees praying
Speaker 1: to the Lord Jesus. When he went in and did this,
Speaker 1: I cannot arrive at any conclusion other than this person
Speaker 1: made a tragic decision to spend eternity apart from God
Speaker 1: in hell. I can't make any other calculation when I
Speaker 1: look at a company selling T shirts pretending this guy
Speaker 1: was protecting somebody by going back and saying, you will
Speaker 1: know them by their fruits. And here's what I know.
Speaker 1: These are self serving people. Who've given in to the
Speaker 1: worst of the possible fleshly desires, up to and including
Speaker 1: the unliving of innocent people for acts of revenge for
Speaker 1: crimes that are not happening. May God have mercy. I'll
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Speaker 1: You know, God does not call the equipse. He equips
Speaker 1: the colds. And President Trump is equipped for what he
Speaker 1: does and how he does it in some pretty unique ways.
Speaker 1: Number One, he has an incredibly huge ego, and he's
Speaker 1: gotten better on that front. He said some self effacing things.
Speaker 1: He's made fun of himself a little bit. It seems
Speaker 1: he recognizes what God did to him for him to
Speaker 1: rescue him from two assassination attempts. So that's wonderful to see.
Speaker 1: President Trump is also a man who is well he is.
Speaker 1: He would not say revenge. He would say he's seeking reckonings.
Speaker 1: He's seeking payback. He's animated that way, and as Christians
Speaker 1: were to remember that revenge belongs to God alone. But
Speaker 1: President Trump had said when he got relected that he
Speaker 1: was going to provide us with that. He didn't say
Speaker 1: a reckoning, but he was going to come in and
Speaker 1: provide us kind of a cousin of revenge and I
Speaker 1: think that God has quipped President Trump to go do
Speaker 1: something if the President is willing to fully humble himself
Speaker 1: here and this is to Pharma. President Trump does not
Speaker 1: easily forgive. And I'm not saying he doesn't forgive. He
Speaker 1: didn't put any effort into putting Hillary Clinton in prison.
Speaker 1: In his first term. He did some things to the
Speaker 1: deep state, not much. President Trump governed as a moderate effectively.
Speaker 1: In many ways. He's much more like an old fashioned
Speaker 1: Democrat than he is a Republican or conservative Republican. But Pambondie,
Speaker 1: the cash Betel, and Dan Pagino are going through the
Speaker 1: deep state, and we've seen our first raid on a home,
Speaker 1: the mustache man Bolton. We have grand juries in paneled
Speaker 1: to look into the various lawfare attacks against President Trump,
Speaker 1: and I believe these are warranted. I'm not saying that
Speaker 1: this is revenge. I believe they're warranted to President Trump.
Speaker 1: I think they're revenge. Fanny Willis is going to face
Speaker 1: a grand jury. She's going to be indicted, and the
Speaker 1: New York prosecutor who went after President Trump absolutely conflicted
Speaker 1: corrupt woman. She's facing well mortgage fraud charges and probably
Speaker 1: more so Pharma in the Bible. Well, you'll read from
Speaker 1: time to time things that's if you don't understand the
Speaker 1: Bible well, can be confusing, such as God asking where
Speaker 1: are the scribes and the prophets? Well, he knows. But
Speaker 1: the point they're making here in the Bible is who
Speaker 1: is able to outthink God, who's greater than God. Well,
Speaker 1: in a time where the so called wise are proving
Speaker 1: that God uses simple things to shame the wise, we
Speaker 1: can go back to statements like this, where are the
Speaker 1: scribes and the prophets? This is Wes Moore answering a
Speaker 1: question about whether or not he had a bronze star.
Speaker 1: Check out this beautiful way to answer to prove that
Speaker 1: he is shamed by the simple things, that he's neither
Speaker 1: a scribe nor a prophet or able to outthink God,
Speaker 1: or in this case, either lie in any form of elegant.
Speaker 10: Way claiming you had a bronze star in two thousand
Speaker 10: and six when you were applying for a job.
Speaker 1: Why did you do that?
Speaker 6: Well, I think it's I'm deeply proud of my service
Speaker 6: to this country, and I know my soldiers that I
Speaker 6: saw with are deeply proud, and the veteran community is
Speaker 6: as well, and I think it's pretty common knowledge or
Speaker 6: common belief that when you're a commanding officers and your
Speaker 6: superior officers tell you listen, we put you in and
Speaker 6: we've gone through everything. So as you're going through your
Speaker 6: application included I included it, and I didn't think about it.
Speaker 10: But in two thousand and eight on PBS they said
Speaker 10: they introduced you, Gwen i full saying you had earned
Speaker 10: a Bronze Star medal. That's two thousand and eight twenty ten.
Speaker 10: You were on the Colbert Show when he said you
Speaker 10: had a Bronze Star. You did not correct him. You
Speaker 10: had to know you did not have one.
Speaker 6: Then, well it was I did not go back and
Speaker 6: you go back and tell the Pentagon. Hey, I was
Speaker 6: told 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 asked us, where are the scribes and
Speaker 1: the prophets who could out think God, God himself truth?
Speaker 1: Jesus said, I am the way the truth in the life,
Speaker 1: and no one comes to the Father but for me.
Speaker 1: And this guy thinks this is somehow convincing. This comes
Speaker 1: from Cascade PBS. It's a Seattle outfit, as figurehead Biden
Speaker 1: would say, how Seattle fits into the modern Christian nationalist playbook.
Speaker 1: Stoking outrage and progressive cities is part of the game
Speaker 1: plan for evangelical preachers like Sean Foyt, whose influence has
Speaker 1: been steadily growing. What is it that Sean does It
Speaker 1: makes him a Christian nationalist? Is it where he's come
Speaker 1: along and said there should be a litmus test for
Speaker 1: every and all officeholder of the United States that they
Speaker 1: all have to be Christian and specifically evangelical and specifically
Speaker 1: an evangelical church, which he approves. No, he's doesn't done that.
Speaker 1: When Shaun Foyt goes into these cities, does he go
Speaker 1: in and say what the disgusting false teacher Fred Phelps
Speaker 1: said about same sex attracted people? May he continue to
Speaker 1: spend time in hell for e Trinity? Phelps? No, Foyd
Speaker 1: doesn't do that. He speaks of the beauty of the Gospel,
Speaker 1: that you can repent of your sins and be saved,
Speaker 1: that Jesus Christ loves you, everybody in that city. Jesus
Speaker 1: loves he may not love all their behaviors because Jesus
Speaker 1: hates sin that he loves you. That by accepting as
Speaker 1: your Lord and savior and agreeing to act that way,
Speaker 1: in other words, abide with him, meaning lived with him,
Speaker 1: you can be saved. And more than that, you can
Speaker 1: receive the Holy Spirit. You can have within you. The
Speaker 1: Kingdom of Heaven, and the Kingdom of Heaven cannot just
Speaker 1: convict you when you're on the verge of doing something
Speaker 1: wrong or doing something wrong, the Kingdom of Heaven can
Speaker 1: grow in with you and make you more like Jesus,
Speaker 1: making you more like the greatest man who ever walked
Speaker 1: the earth, fully manned, fully human. This is available to
Speaker 1: everybody who hears the Gospel, and God's word never fails.
Speaker 1: It always accomplishes the goal it sets out. I think
Speaker 1: one of the goals of God's Word in this case
Speaker 1: might be the absolute obvious crazifying people like these PBS writers. See,
Speaker 1: people don't need to go to Sean Foyd's concerts, They
Speaker 1: don't need to go as worship events. If they are
Speaker 1: people who stand at verse to the Gospel, they either
Speaker 1: don't believe in God or they hate them, and sometimes
Speaker 1: those are the same people. You even notice that there's
Speaker 1: a lot of people who don't believe in God and
Speaker 1: really really hate them. So people like that don't need
Speaker 1: to go to his shows. Therefore they don't need to
Speaker 1: be outraged. Therefore the gospel doesn't need to drive him
Speaker 1: into fits of anger. And yet they go Why is that?
Speaker 1: Why do you think they're drawn to that? It's because
Speaker 1: they don't want other people to hear it. See, the
Speaker 1: gospel is foolishness for the people who are dying. The
Speaker 1: word of God is mere foolishness for the people who
Speaker 1: are dying. But the people being saved by it, it
Speaker 1: is our life's breath. Is that which continues to allow
Speaker 1: us to live day to day with optimism. The people
Speaker 1: who are dying, they just see it as a fool mission,
Speaker 1: fool's words. But that's outrage. It Stoke's outrage. What exactly
Speaker 1: is the outrage that Sean Foyt brings when he comes
Speaker 1: to town. Is it because the music isn't great? Is
Speaker 1: not the world's greatest singer, it's not Hollywood produced well,
Speaker 1: that happens all the time in cities. It's the fact
Speaker 1: that Sanfoi goes into cities that are now considered owned.
Speaker 1: See the left considers places like the separate country of
Speaker 1: Seattle to be their territory and their territory. They are
Speaker 1: the gods. They make the rules about what's right and wrong,
Speaker 1: and there could be an argument about it. The sciences
Speaker 1: settled on global warming. It's happening. Sciences settled. Who says
Speaker 1: their gods do? Same sex activity is not just equal to,
Speaker 1: but we think better than opposite sex activity because it's
Speaker 1: non reproductive, because our world is overpopulated, it says, who
Speaker 1: says the scientists which ones the special ones? They make
Speaker 1: them of themselves, their own gods. So how is it
Speaker 1: there are any different than the Romans? Nero. Nero didn't
Speaker 1: tell the apostle Paul to deny Jesus Christ. He didn't
Speaker 1: say that. He didn't say, I need you to what
Speaker 1: you saw that you met the risen Jesus. I just
Speaker 1: need you to say I'm equal to Jesus. I narrow
Speaker 1: aim also the son of God. And you just say
Speaker 1: the same thing. And the apostle Paul said, no, Narrow,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to do that. I can't because it's
Speaker 1: not true. The people in Sattle are not saying, many
Speaker 1: of them Maye if I'm not saying Jesus doesn't exists. Oh,
Speaker 1: there's atheists, there's agnostics. They're very, very aggressive, and they're
Speaker 1: not even saying in this article. They're simply saying that
Speaker 1: we need to be equal to this. Our desires for
Speaker 1: our flesh need to equal the word of God. It's
Speaker 1: just like Nero. The Christian nationalism isn't happening. It's a dodge,
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Speaker 1: this is the delegate talking about his view of the
Speaker 1: foundation of Christianity.
Speaker 3: Republican friends and fellow citizens, I say, who profess to
Speaker 3: be active Christians, I remind them that the EI is
Speaker 3: the very foundation of the Christian Church.
Speaker 1: DEI is the very foundation of the Christian Church. Huh
Speaker 1: is it? When God came and created the New Covenant
Speaker 1: in the blood of the Lord Jesus, did he say
Speaker 1: plus Pagans, plus people who refuse to recognize Jesus, plus
Speaker 1: the gnostics he didn't. There is no diversity in heaven,
Speaker 1: and there's incredible diversity in heaven. There's no diversity of ideas,
Speaker 1: not in the New Heaven in the New Earth. The
Speaker 1: only people who will be in the New Heaven and
Speaker 1: the New Earth are the people who agree that Lord
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ, it's our lord and king and savior, and
Speaker 1: he should run all of our lives. And without him
Speaker 1: we are nothing. We are dust, worse than we're nothing.
Speaker 1: No one will be in the New Heaven and the
Speaker 1: New Earth who says, yeah, Jesus is a great teacher,
Speaker 1: but so was Buddha. And there's lots of ways to
Speaker 1: get to heaven. Oprah Winfrey can't be there saying that
Speaker 1: heaven is just a mountain you climb. There's lots of
Speaker 1: ways to climb a mountain. There's this approach and that approach.
Speaker 1: She can't get there with that. So there's all sorts
Speaker 1: of diversity. There's going to be people who live lives
Speaker 1: of plenty and somehow made it into the Kingdom of Heaven.
Speaker 1: For God has told us it is very difficult for
Speaker 1: a rich man to make it into the Kingdom of heaven.
Speaker 1: There'll be people who were rich there. There'll be people
Speaker 1: who were poor. There'd be people you may have detested,
Speaker 1: but you didn't know that they were serving the Lord Jesus.
Speaker 1: So there's going to be incredible diversity and no diversity,
Speaker 1: a lot of ideas. I mean, there'll be people in
Speaker 1: heaven who said, you know what, on earth, man, I
Speaker 1: like that reggae music. Now they shouldn't be an abin.
Speaker 1: That's one of God's questionable activities. It's a lot of
Speaker 1: people like reggae music into heaven, but we'll take that
Speaker 1: up later. There'd be people who said, I didn't like reggae,
Speaker 1: I like rock if we even remembered that music, because
Speaker 1: in heaven it's all going to appear to be trash.
Speaker 1: DEI is the foundation of heaven inclusivity. Okay, anyone can
Speaker 1: get in so long as you follow the rules. Jesus
Speaker 1: Christ is the way, the truth in the life. No
Speaker 1: one gets to the Father but through him. So am
Speaker 1: I calling him a fool? No, I'm told not to
Speaker 1: do that. God says that puts us in danger. So
Speaker 1: I turn again to Proverbs. Proverbs chapter eighteen verse two
Speaker 1: A Proverbs eighteen, verse two, A fool takes no pleasure
Speaker 1: in understanding, but only in expressing his opinion. The people
Speaker 1: who met that comment with rounds of applause, did they
Speaker 1: truly give that any thoughts? Or was it just a beautiful,
Speaker 1: beautiful slogan. I was doing some research for our face
Speaker 1: segments and it came across this statement from a guy,
Speaker 1: and it's kind of convicting, and I feel convicted by it.
Speaker 1: I've never met him, and probably, honestly, if I met him,
Speaker 1: it probably would have had the same encounter with me
Speaker 1: that he's had with other people. He's disappointed that people
Speaker 1: haven't forced him or convinced him to convert to the
Speaker 1: Christian faith.
Speaker 5: You know why I can't get behind Christianity because I
Speaker 5: made it twenty five years in this life without anyone
Speaker 5: even really trying to convert me. I mean, you guys
Speaker 5: just didn't try that hard. You looked at me, knew
Speaker 5: I was destined for eternal damnation, and you said that guy,
Speaker 5: you can even try. You really didn't even try to
Speaker 5: convert me. So how am I supposed to believe that
Speaker 5: you guys who care so little about me, are all
Speaker 5: going to some love Lee, Love Lee, little Heaven while
Speaker 5: I go to hell simply because I'm a non believer.
Speaker 5: I mean, please, Dear God, make it make sense. Make
Speaker 5: it makes sense, or at least try and convert me. Man,
Speaker 5: 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 say,
Speaker 1: repent of your sins and kingdom Invenda is near, accept
Speaker 1: the Jesus Christ as your Lord and savior, and you
Speaker 1: walk away. Okay. I tried. What we're taught to do
Speaker 1: in the disciple making process is to share connect ministered disciple. Now,
Speaker 1: I would hope that Christians would share with you in
Speaker 1: an environment that's just say, social or on an airplane
Speaker 1: someplace where you're kind of forced to be together. I
Speaker 1: might say something to you like this, because it is
Speaker 1: my responsibility to spread the faith, to have a reason
Speaker 1: for by optimism, to share the Gospel with everyone I
Speaker 1: meet in some form, and it might be just saying
Speaker 1: something to you like this after a brief discussion. Hey, God,
Speaker 1: bless you.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: It was great talking to you. And that's called planting seeds. Wow,
Speaker 1: that guy was super nice. And if you saw the clip,
Speaker 1: obviously he's a black guy and maybe not shoose that
Speaker 1: identify as black, beautiful, beautiful beard, incredible beard. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: beard jealous, I admit it. But maybe you can have
Speaker 1: 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's I mean, connect you oil your beards,
Speaker 1: and sometimes people are receptive to those conversations, and often
Speaker 1: a conversation like that will enter into other arenas and
Speaker 1: I might say something like this, I wish God gave
Speaker 1: me the ability to have a beard like that. Maybe
Speaker 1: I'd be planting his seed in that way. But convincing
Speaker 1: you to convert can't do that. Human beings can't do that.
Speaker 1: God can. God may be calling you to his heart,
Speaker 1: calling you to himself. So I would ask you this question,
Speaker 1: what have you done? Have you sought out a community
Speaker 1: of Christians? Have you walked in and said, hey, I
Speaker 1: don't believe in God, help me understand what you do?
Speaker 1: Have you sought out Christian people to simply observe and
Speaker 1: ask questions to see how you're treated. I would hope
Speaker 1: if you go to a biblically observant, biblically strict church,
Speaker 1: that you're welcomed. I would hope that people other than
Speaker 1: folks with the name take on their chest welcome you.
Speaker 1: I would hope that people who notice that you're new
Speaker 1: in church might say, hey, that seen here before? Welcome?
Speaker 1: Do you need a place to sit? Can I show
Speaker 1: you around? I would hope that would happen to you.
Speaker 1: Did you take that step? He's not wrong when he
Speaker 1: says be a good Christian or to spread the Gospel.
Speaker 1: He's not wrong when he says that we fail as
Speaker 1: Christians to do this, but he is wrong on this,
Speaker 1: which is judging a perfect God by judging imperfect people.
Speaker 1: We need Christ because of our imperfection. We aren't perfect Christians.
Speaker 1: That was the super story series of the Three Stories
Speaker 1: version of the Todd Hermann Show. Thanks to Alex overall
Speaker 1: for putting that all together. And I'll listen back to
Speaker 1: this and figure out how I can do a better
Speaker 1: job of pleasing Alex in the podcast. Now, please go
Speaker 1: be well, be strong, be kind, and make a decision
Speaker 1: right now to walk in the light of Christ and
Speaker 1: celebrate for me as I get to go hang out
Speaker 1: with my beloved family, wife and daughter.