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Yes.
So we're reading from A.W.
Tozer for The Christian Leader.
It's May 6th.
The title is A Major Preaching Challenge.
Speaking of challenge,
this devotional is a little
bit challenging.
It is.
I'd be interested to hear
what you all have to say about it.
Yeah.
So be sure and comment and
let us know what you think.
The reference for A.W.
is Ephesians 3.8 that says, Unto me.
Who am less than the least
of all saints is this grace given,
that I should preach among
the Gentiles the
unsearchable riches of Christ.
A.W.
says,
Many of us who preach the
unsearchable riches of
Christ are often pretty
dull and hard to listen to.
The freshest thought to
visit the human mind should
be the thought of God.
The story of salvation
should put a radiancy in
the face and a vibrancy in
the voice of him that tells it.
Yet it is not uncommon to
hear the wondrous message
given in a manner that
makes it difficult for the
hearer to concentrate on
what is being said.
What is wrong?
It is true that only the
spirit-filled preacher can
be morally effective at last.
But for the moment,
we are thinking only of the
ability of a speaker to
command the attention of his hearers.
And if the speaker cannot
keep his hearers immediately interested,
his message cannot possibly
have a long range effect upon them,
no matter how spiritual he may be.
Lord, in this media-saturated,
video-oriented age,
it is increasingly
difficult for the preacher
to hold the interest of
soundbite listeners.
Yet,
as we give ourselves to the task of
preaching, you've promised to bless,
and we thank you.
Amen.
I'm wondering if he might be sane.
Don't be dull.
Don't be dull,
but make sure that you are
impactful on those first
words of how God is going
to work in their lives.
So you need to start with something bold,
something interesting.
What makes you think that?
Because I don't think that
he means tell a really good
joke to grab their attention.
I don't think he means to
come out and do a little
tap dance and sing a little
song necessarily.
I think that the message has
to be one that grabs their
attention about how great
God is in the different
ways that he can be great.
Because it does sound like
he's saying that you need
to be entertaining somewhat, right?
If the speaker cannot keep
them immediately interested,
his message cannot possibly
have a long-range effect.
I don't know if I believe that.
I don't know if I agree.
Well, it can't be a speaker.
Like, you know, you hear people that don't,
they don't speak very often.
And the first thing they say
is I'm a little nervous.
Can you hear me?
That's usually when you know
that they've not,
they actually say I'm a little nervous.
Yeah.
Oh, I've heard people say that.
Wow.
Yeah.
And then right away you can,
you lost your first 10 seconds.
I definitely wouldn't start with that.
I wouldn't lead with, I'm so nervous.
No, you should start off like, okay,
we're going to listen to
this great scripture,
and it's going to amaze you
how great God is.
And I have a little story for you.
A little story.
A little scripture.
I was born in La Mirada, California,
courtesy capital of the world.
Sorry.
That was off there for a minute.
First you said you were
going to start a scripture,
then I heard La Mirada and I was like, oh,
here we go again.
See, you can't.
Here we go.
You can't do that.
You have to be a little bit more,
you got to give a little more oomph,
a little bit more.
You want to say something
that they're going to want
to listen to the rest of it.
Yes.
So sometimes you want to
start with the end.
Kind of like a... I don't know.
If you can preach the Bible well,
practicing the scripture,
I think it's the most
powerful way to start.
You know,
I've listened to Chuck Smith back
when I first became
Christian in Name Woman.
And I couldn't get through
10 seconds of one of his messages.
He's pretty monotonous.
Apostle Paul was apparently
pretty dull person.
But now that I'm not a
Christian in name only,
he came on the other day on
the radio station on my truck.
and uh I was I couldn't I
parked I was going to go
into whole foods or
something like that and I
parked and I couldn't get
out of the car I want to
hear what he was going to
say next he apparently had
a magnanimous effect on
thousands and thousands of
people obviously right but
isn't I mean that's the
difference about it's about
me that was about me not
necessarily about him
That's why I don't really agree with this,
I think.
I don't know what you guys think,
but how charismatic does a
preacher have to be for it to sink in?
Let's go through some of those.
Oh, Dr. K, who's watching?
Daniel's saying, I'm praying for you.
Thank you so much.
We really appreciate that.
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We miss you.
Andy,
remember when you ran out of LifeWise?
Don't wait till the bottle's empty.
Oh, there's bags and bags over here.
I'm not going to run out for maybe a year.
I think a good preacher
teacher is one who is truly
passionate about the message he delivers.
Totally agree.
Carrie can't concentrate
when the speaking is too loud and holy.
Like, God loves you.
You probably don't listen to Mark.
driscoll yeah that's
definitely loud hi y'all
hey iris hi iris um I don't
I don't know I don't know
how every preacher that you
listen to except for one is
is pretty passionate
passionate and has a way of
speaking that you want to
hear what they're going to
say next who's the one
that's not that guy from
scotland or ireland or
whoever it is here oh my
sleeping night night guy oh
my gosh yeah I can't get I
couldn't yeah he's like in
his in his basement with
his accent I haven't I
haven't listened to him in
so long because you don't
like him I never said I
don't like him you're not a
fan of chuck swindoll either
And he was a very fearless preacher.
You know, I was early on.
That was another weird one
now that you think about it,
because I actually was
listening to him when I was
Christian in a moment.
Oh.
When he was at EV Free?
Yeah, I was listening.
I was listening to his marriage series.
I was trying to figure out, like,
why is this not working?
Maybe Chuck Swindell has...
an idea of how I could make this work.
It has nothing to do with Eddie and I,
it was a different marriage, but yeah, no,
they had a whole marriage
series and I listened to
all of them and they were really good.
For sure.
It didn't, it didn't, it didn't.
Toreen wants to know who's
the sleepy night night guy.
Yeah.
What is that guy's name?
Because Andy likes, we,
so we listen to sermons
when we're going to sleep.
Andy falls asleep in 30 seconds,
even if the guy's screaming his head off.
Even if it's Mark.
Well, if they're screaming,
it'll pop me awake.
I may fall asleep,
but before the 50 minutes is out,
it will pop me awake and
then I can't go back to sleep.
So I tell Andy,
we cannot listen to a guy
who's screaming.
It'll wake me up.
So I have this one guy who
speaks with a really soft
voice and he talks about
the end times and everything.
He, like, he's just really deep,
but Andy can't stand his voice.
You need to find him.
You need to put him up.
I think he's called the Lost
Shepherd or Find the Lost Shepherd.
He doesn't publicize his name.
Alistair Begg?
Alistair Begg is a preacher,
so I don't know why a lot
of people are mentioning him.
Because he was famous or
because a lot of people liked him.
But let us know why you're
mentioning Alistair Begg.
Have you ever heard of him?
Oh, sure.
I haven't heard of him.
Pastor Jack is great.
Feels like he's right there
sharing joy and wisdom.
Yeah.
Yes.
Also very passionate.
After listening, after finding Pastor Jack,
it's hard to listen to other pastors.
And that's why usually my two go-to guys,
now the third Bob, Pastor Bob,
but Mark Griscoll over at
Trinity Church in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Iris likes David Jeremiah.
yes he's amazing too you're
not a fan of that either I
play that too you're not a
fan of it I know I don't
want to upset anybody but I
know that he's good it's
just so the once lost and
now found sheep is the
sleepy night night guy once
lost and now found sheep
that's the name of his
podcast yeah see once lost
now found sheep you too
All right, we're going to bring this up.
Are you going to play it?
Yeah,
I'm going to play a little bit for them.
No.
Yes.
I'm going to find this.
There we go.
All right.
This is Hetia's favorite.
One of my favorites.
Share the screen.
Make sure I got the right one.
Also shows it.
There we go.
All right.
Okay.
So here is Hetia's.
You may want to turn up the
volume just a smidge, I think.
This is him.
Hold on.
Make it a little bit bigger.
King verses on obedience to the Lord.
You see,
God looks for us to learn from him
and follow him, to obey him,
to live as he lived.
As Jesus said, sin no more,
unless you end up worse
than you were before.
So solemn thing to consider.
The same as in Revelation to the churches,
where he says,
repent as I remove your lampstand.
Okay.
I mean, it's great for nighttime.
And he's just a deep brother.
Nothing ever changes.
No.
That's his whole.
You got to pay attention.
Yeah.
You got to pay attention.
He doesn't like build up to a crescendo.
No, he's not.
He's not a performer.
He's just Bible.
It's just straight up Bible.
Are you all naming names of
good preachers?
Skip Heitzig is another.
Are these preachers you guys
are recommending?
Dr. Adrian Rogers,
because I don't know who that is.
She's laughing too hard.
That was so hard.
Oh, I don't even know his name.
He never tells us his name.
It's just the once lost and
now found sheep.
And do you remember,
is he in Scotland or Ireland?
I don't remember.
That was good.
Yes, that was very good.
Oh, they're naming good preachers.
Okay.
Yeah, Tommy's night.
Tommy McKinney is going to sleep.
I don't know who Dr. Adrian Rogers is.
I've never heard of him.
We have some good names here.
We're going to have to check them out.
Yeah.
I'm going to write that down, Dr. Adrian.
I made my little thingy.
You can scroll along the bottom.
I almost fell asleep just now.
Yeah, with that just little interlude.
I don't know if I made it
past five minutes of one of his videos.
Earl Jones.
You think he sounded like Earl Jones?
What are all these names you
guys are giving us?
Well, James Earl Jones is an actor.
You know that, right?
Yeah,
but that's not who she's referring to,
is it?
And there's William Wallace.
Who's William Wallace?
He is a famous... Is he Irish?
Are they saying that's what he sounds like,
this guy?
Yeah.
Oh, okay.
won a bunch of battles for Ireland.
Skip Heitzig.
William Wallace.
I think... Oh, it's a famous actor.
I don't know why I can't
think of his name.
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Yes.
Scottish.
I don't know what the difference is.
Can you do the scripture?
Yes, let's do the scripture.
Can you do it like your friend?
In my Irish accent?
Yeah, that'd be hard.
I think it'll be hard.
Okay, go ahead.
And this is God's plan.
Both Gentiles and Jews who
believe the good news shall
share equally in the riches
inherited by God's children.
Both are part of the same
body and both enjoy the
promise of blessings
because they belong to Christ Jesus.
By God's grace and mighty power,
I have been given the
privilege of serving him by
spreading the good news.
Though I am the least
deserving of all God's people,
he graciously gave me the
privilege of telling the
Gentiles about the endless
treasures available to him in Christ.
I was chosen to explain to
everyone this mysterious plan that God,
the creator of all things,
had kept secret from the beginning."
I'm going to tell you verse 10.
God's purpose in all of this
was to use the church to
display his wisdom and its
rich variety to all the
unseen rulers and
authorities in the heavenly places.
So God is saying that he
chose us as his bride,
the diversity of the kingdom,
to prove even to the forces
in the heavenly realm, demons and angels.
that we are his representatives.
So that's really kind of
interesting because why
does our diversity
demonstrate something to
the unseen realm?
It's kind of a cool thought.
Still trying to figure out
the connection between this
particular... And the devotional, right?
Yeah, this verse and the devotional.
I'm kind of confused myself.
Because like I said,
Paul was known to not be a
good order or a rhetorical.
I'm guessing that he was not that great.
And yet he was still able to
capture people's attention.
Exactly.
So it's but it's not him, but it's the.
The power of the scripture
is catching people's attention.
And the spirit.
But Tozer in this seems to
be saying it doesn't matter,
even if you're spirit-filled.
If you're boring,
no one's going to listen to you.
Kelly knew Dr. Adrian Rogers.
He married my aunt and uncle.
Oh, neat.
I don't know who that is.
I almost didn't get to the uncle part,
and I thought that he was
married to her aunt.
No.
Oh, was a great writer.
Absolutely.
Yeah, great writer.
Absolutely.
And then Dr. K says
sometimes it's the content.
I don't know.
It's just confusing.
I just don't, I don't know.
This particular devotional's
topic is not resonating with me.
Yeah.
But I feel like it's more
about when you're setting
up your message,
that you you make sure and
and use god's word in a way
that catches their
attention find a way to
share with people what it
is that makes it great
without having without
having to be an entertainer
and where did you get that
it has to be god's word
that you start with well I
think paul says that in the
scripture that he's not
worthy of what god has asked him to do
But it seems to me that he
shares the mysterious plan.
Yes,
the mysterious plan that is based on
scripture.
And by God's grace and mighty power,
I've been given the
privilege of serving him by
spreading this good news.
So he's not spreading falsehood.
Other news that goes along
with God's news.
He's not sharing necessarily, you know,
the good news of conquering
a city next door.
He doesn't say it's all good news.
A carrot and an onion walked into a bar.
Doesn't start off that way.
Yeah, there's other jokes that are,
you know,
a priest and a rabbi walk into a bar.
But I couldn't think of the joke,
so I changed it to a VeggieTel story.
I was just going to say,
do carrots and onions walk?
No, but you can tell jokes.
I always said,
I think Adrian Rogers had a
ministry called Love Worth Finding.
That is fascinating.
That sounds familiar.
Oh, I've heard that.
Dr. K agrees with me.
I also disagree with Toshin on this one.
Yeah.
Mysterion, a mystery to us,
but not to God.
Absolutely.
Dr. Case goes on,
because a pastor or
preacher doesn't have to be charismatic.
The truth stands on its own
and presents itself.
Charisma is used by wolves
in the church to distort
the scriptures using
emotions of listeners.
I totally agree.
Sometimes you find very
faithful pastors that
happen to be great orators,
but oftentimes it is a way
in which they abuse the church.
Because you just happen to
be a great speaker.
I like the practice of
Calvary because I don't
think this was the case at
the other church we went to.
And that is that the
scripture they start off
with is a pretty decent amount of text.
Bob's has been a little bit
short because he's in Revelations,
and I think he's in Revelation,
and he's just hitting these
like one verse at a time
we're going through.
But that everybody stands.
I don't remember doing that
at other churches.
Yeah, that's in reverence to the word.
Yeah.
That's another way of
showing the reverence,
the importance of what God says.
But I really don't remember
that happening at other
churches now that I'm
really trying to think about it.
That's unfortunate.
Do they stand when they're
reading Scripture at your original church,
your first church?
Mm-hmm.
Hmm.
Maybe I just forgot, but...
He actually says every time,
let's stand in honor of God's word.
Dr. Casey says,
I do think pastors have to
be well studied so the
teaching flows naturally.
They should know the content.
That's very true.
Carrie agrees with that.
A lot of churches are topical.
Yes.
That's true too.
Yeah, it's gonna be a little bit perplexed,
but I do,
I think that has to do more with
making sure that you.
Just show how excited you
are to share this particular.
whatever scripture it is.
If it's how Jesus gave his
life for all of our sins,
or even if it's a story in
the Old Testament,
like this is a story of the
prophecy of Jesus Christ.
Yes.
And, you know,
you just want to make sure
that people understand that
this is something that they
need to understand and need
to know and to pay attention.
Wake up.
Corinne's saying, Catholic, stand, sit,
kneel, stand, sit, kneel.
I had gone for the first time
When I was in DC to a Catholic service,
it was for some interfaith event.
And I really did not
understand what was happening.
I was like looking around at everybody.
I was like, what is happening?
And you're just trying to
follow along with a person
standing next to you.
And at times, I mean,
I was Muslim at the time, so.
It's not like I didn't
understand the whole get up, get down,
get up, get down.
That's what we did five times a day.
But it's really hard to
follow as a stranger going into service.
And you feel like a doof.
You can't just sit there.
I think I took it upon myself.
I felt like it was my job to
put up and down the kneeling platform.
Say it again.
That was my job as a kid to
put up that little kneeling platform.
Oh, yeah.
Nice.
The little padded kneeling thing.
So when everybody got done kneeling on it,
then I would put it up.
You know, this is an interesting concept.
I was raised Greek.
Priests never taught.
They just read the gospels in church.
You know, Dr. K,
I understand that it's not
necessarily very edifying for some people,
but there's got to be power in that,
right?
First of all,
everybody should speak the
language of what is being written,
so read.
So are they reading it in
Greek and half of the
audience is people who don't speak Greek?
But I we mentioned the other
night that Francis Chan is
starting to do that.
Like he's reading giant
swaths of scripture and
just giving a little bit of
commentary in between.
I like I like that.
Tammy says,
we stand when we read the word.
That's great.
Awesome.
Yeah.
And then Carrie said,
just for Bible studies,
just 20 hours of prep each week.
Yeah, that's a lot of pressure.
How's the Bible study going, Carrie?
20 hours.
Yeah.
We probably should all do that.
And yes, it was all in Greek.
Yeah, see,
it's kind of like Latin mass
where it's all in Latin.
That's not helpful if nobody
speaks the language.
Corrine understands.
She says it is the kid's job
to put that needle and thing up and down.
Okay.
Thank you, Corrine,
for listening to that
little story and not falling asleep.
It's hard to follow.
So many fun facts.
So many fun facts about my Andy.
Yeah.
So we'll have to think about this one.
I'm going to think about it.
You you're just going to
leave it and never come
back to it ever again.
Um, but, uh, you know what?
I had a little, um, Oh wait, hold on.
Carrie says her Bible says going great.
I'm still learning something new.
Amen.
Can we always, that's great.
Um, so we went to a new doctor today and,
um,
I, and maybe you too,
but sometimes we'll have
preconceived ideas of people and think.
Oh, I didn't give you a good picture?
She wasn't what you expected,
the way I described her?
No, there's that.
I did not think that either.
She was an Asian doctor.
What do you think she is?
Chinese?
Korean?
Chinese, I think.
Chinese?
Chinese Christian.
But she was really funny.
Dry, monotone funny.
Yeah,
we got to kind of banter back and forth.
But I had no idea,
and I would not have
thought at all that she was a Christian.
Oh, really?
The whole office is.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
That's why my friend referred me.
Oh.
The head is a Lebanese Christian man.
And so my question is,
now that I know that,
and obviously you knew that,
when it comes to the
medicine that she performs,
and she's a nurse, she's not a doctor,
right?
No, nurse practitioner,
but she's been doing that
for like 40 years.
How does,
do you think that her faith is
what brought her away from
the Kaiser Permanentes and, you know,
the practices of you're doing medicine,
but it's based on rules and
And you can't say this,
you can't say that.
And you must sell it this
way because it's too
expensive and it harms our
margins for the corporation.
Interesting thought.
You think she goes, listen,
I just want people to get well.
My job is not to prolong a disease.
Or ignore one.
She was telling this whole
scam about Kaiser that
basically they have a
like a checkbox, if A then B and B then C,
and they can't deviate from
it because it means that
their numbers go up.
So when they're evaluated,
it's evaluated based on the
patients and the dollar
amount that they ended up
costing the hospital.
So she's like,
you panic if you ever cost
the hospital too much
because you prescribed too
many services or gave too
many medicines or whatever it may be,
that the flat rate that the
people that are going to
Kaiser are paying was exceeded.
And so she says it had a
very strict protocol.
She hated it.
Yeah, next time we go,
I'd see her again on a video,
but maybe I'll ask her then.
I think I'll ask her that question,
how her faith guides her in her practice.
That's great.
Because I wasn't sure,
because what do you call that?
What do you call the place?
Is it the healing?
It's regenerative medicine.
Regenerative medicine.
Would they call that Western medicine?
No,
it's a combination of Western and
Eastern.
It's a, oh God, is Iris still on?
She'll know this.
Not holistic.
They, a little bit,
they discovered a little bit as holistic.
So they do a lot of doctor
of osteopathy stuff,
alternative medicine.
So it's not strictly Western,
but it's not like they ignore Western,
but they do like IV therapy, hormones,
like,
herbs so all those names I
think in the past has been
uh kind of in line with
what we used to think would
be quackery right my dad
for sure hated me going to
those kind of places but
I, this one visit, and I mean,
there's chiropractors that
I've gone to in the past where they,
you guys have probably been to them too,
where they'll, they do these, like,
they want to tell you if
one arm is longer than the other.
And then they have you hold a candy bar,
a Snickers,
and then they pull one leg or
something like that.
I'm not sure.
Oh, no,
they try to push down your arm
while you're holding a
Snicker bar and your arm
gets really weak.
And they go, okay,
take the Snicker bar and put this,
you know,
$500 bottle of vitamins in your hand.
You put that in now.
Oh, my gosh, you're so strong.
Have you ever had them do that to you?
No.
Now, that's quackery.
And I've been to a couple of
those where they do all
kinds of wacky stuff.
They'll put stuff on your
forehead and then manipulate.
I had the last DO I went to.
He put me on a table and
then put minerals in my
hand in a little glass vase
and then pull on my legs and be like,
okay, yeah, you're low on that.
And I sit there and be like.
So that kind of harmed me.
But then I come into this office today,
the assistants,
I'm not sure if all of them are nurses,
they all dress in the scrubs,
but some of them are just assisting.
They just got a different vibe.
And it may be where I am now
based on what we went through with COVID.
all of the nonsense, the stupidery.
Stupidery.
I like that, stupidery.
Of the big hospitals and HMOs and like,
I just, I lost it.
I mean,
you think my cancer treatment would
have been enough?
But I just like lost all respect.
It's almost kind of like the
FBI and CIA and the U.S.
government.
Like so many things have been exposed.
The veil has been lifted off
of all these things.
And now walk into that
office and I appreciate you
taking me there.
That I just got a whole new
appreciation for people
that just simply and
seemingly want to see you
get well and try to figure
out what's the best way to do that.
Well,
because it's a whole series of
questions saying,
what else can I do for you?
What else is wrong?
Like,
does it ever happen when you go to a
doctor?
She did not rush us out of her.
No.
Out of that room.
No.
Kept asking anything else.
Is there anything else I could do for you?
It's like so weird.
You're like,
I don't want to take any more
of your time.
I'm sorry.
I got to.
I'm going to go now.
It was fantastic.
And then when I found out
that she was Christian and
she told us what church she goes to,
I just, I go, oh, I mean,
this is maybe where I'm supposed to be.
That's awesome.
Yeah, so I really loved it.
I'm so glad.
Dr. Amy, you said?
Dr. Ann.
Dr. Anne.
Nurse Anne.
She's nurse Anne.
But, uh, uh, Corrine,
I will send you the contact info because,
uh, I was, um, I wanted to start, uh,
HRT hormone replacement
therapy and a friend of mine,
and I went to a couple of
places that were just sharks, thieves,
and a really dear friend of
mine said to me, Hey, listen,
I'm going to refer you to this place.
And
They're not luxurious.
They're not fancy like the other ones,
but they do good work.
They've been doing it for 30,
40 years in the city.
The guy's a Christian.
The head of it's a Christian.
And they're just good people.
And I was like, okay.
So I walked in and I was like, wow,
this is literally the
Walmart of regenerative medicine.
You know, I was like,
the office is a little rickety.
And I was like,
just so concerned about
what I was going to find there.
But they're great people, aren't they?
Yeah.
Yeah,
so it turned out to be an old house
in Orange.
You guys, if you know this area,
those of you that aren't in
this area know nothing about this,
but they love in Orange,
they love the old history of Orange,
the 50s and 60s houses and even earlier,
early 1900s.
And so the office is in one of those homes,
probably built in, you know,
1930s or something like that.
Dr. K says medicine has become so corrupt.
Yeah.
And we have to follow those
sick algorithms that zero
critical thinking allowed.
Yeah, it's just so annoying.
And Celestina is saying
that's in all facilities.
She works at Baylor Scott in Texas,
and it's the same problem.
Oh,
that's why she's gone to natural
medicine.
That's what Kathy says to naturopathic.
I was like holistic.
I was I thought we talked
about that before where you
were talking about alternative medicine.
I may have gotten that wrong.
And Queen says she had one
but she retired.
She practiced in Redondo.
I would definitely I'll send
it to you by text much closer.
Dr. K said,
I did an intense research study
on probiotics and immunity.
That's very cool.
And Celestina is saying the
medical field wants to keep you sick.
They're not interested in curing you.
And Kaiser actually tried to
kill Andy a couple of times.
They're just terrible.
Yeah, three times.
I'm with you, Andy,
in regards to the medical
field from COVID onward.
I stopped going to the doctor for a while.
I changed my doctor.
I had a really, you know,
he was a good dude.
but yeah he followed the
algorithm he followed that
he wanted me so badly to
get that thing yeah the
thing that got his band off
of youtube like he's like
going you cops you cop none
all my cop patients won't
get it I go yeah because
we're not stupid he goes
what do you mean I got it I
go I don't know what to
tell you I i you know i
Ken says,
in my 50 years in the medical field,
I decided about halfway
through I needed to return
to God's medicine and begin
studying the naturopathic ways.
It has proven to be wonderful.
That is awesome.
Yeah.
And Kareem says, it was a long drive,
three or four hour appointments.
It was heaven.
Yeah.
Redondo is one of those
cities that's hard to get to.
Oh, yeah.
It's not freeway close.
You take a freeway and then
you drive a long ways to
get to Redondo Beach.
On PCH?
Yeah.
It doesn't matter if you go down.
Is it Lake?
Lakeview?
Lakewood?
I don't remember.
Yeah,
there's a couple of streets that you
just like, oh,
it's like 30 red lights to get there,
it seems.
There was a question up here.
I don't know.
Oh, no,
it was Carrie was also talking
about her Bible study.
So I guess, Carrie,
are you also in Revelation?
Because she was saying,
I want to know why we were
told John heard the seven thunders,
but told not to write what they said.
And that's in Revelation 10,
which I don't remember the exact verses,
but I remember,
was it Pastor Jack or
Pastor Bob that preached about,
because I know Pastor Bob's
in the book of Revelation, but
Pastor Jack preaches about
Revelation all the time,
that some of the things,
like even with Daniel the prophet,
the Lord said,
seal it up until the last days.
And then some of the stuff
that was sealed up was then
again revealed by John in
the book of Revelation.
But even John's told not to
say certain things until
they actually happen.
So there is...
I guess part of the great mystery.
Yeah.
Part of the great mystery of
God that will be unveiled.
I remember that discussion too.
Right?
Yeah.
So there's just some things
we're not going to know until then.
Until then.
Which is our answer when we
don't know something.
Did you know the scientists
in Chernobyl use prebiotics
to boost their immunity and
could handle even anthrax
without getting sick?
Wow, prebiotics.
So you mean like fibers,
like fiber as opposed to probiotics,
which are the cannabis,
candida strains and things like that.
Um, it's called Dell immune V. No,
we did not know that.
Fascinating.
Maybe because it wouldn't make sense.
Maybe because they wouldn't
make sense if revealed too soon.
And there's that too.
Yeah.
Exactly.
Like Judges 19.
Or it would scare people.
People are... People are... To me,
Judges 19 makes perfect sense now.
Yes.
Maybe back then it didn't.
But people,
what's the opposite of evolving?
Devolving.
People are devolving.
Degressing, yeah.
In this world.
Back to the beginning.
The smarter you seemingly are,
other than the people that watch us,
they're just getting dumber.
Well,
I don't know if it's dumber or demonic.
I can't remember who I was listening to,
but he was basically saying, oh,
when we become a nation
that is no longer centered on Christ,
that's no longer a Christian nation,
God-focused, then we become demonic.
He said,
those are the only two options
because either you live by
the morality that God has
set forth or you have no morality.
And then we go back to the
civilization that we had before Christ,
which is the Bible.
So you're just looking at it
and you're like, wow,
this sounds super familiar
because we're going back to
that same age because we've
taken Christ out of the equation.
So our society begins to
represent what it did back then.
Yeah.
Child sacrifice, blood sacrifices,
chopping up kids.
I mean,
how many news stories are there of
parents chopping up their
kids and putting them in bags, you know?
I mean, when did it become okay for,
I forget what the number is now,
the number of people dying from fentanyl,
that it seems to be just an
acceptable number of deaths
from fentanyl?
foreign countries it's china
and mexico feeding fentanyl
into our country and we're
just allowing it to kill
our children our young
people and and this and the
the doors to our country
stay open yeah and we
wouldn't do that in our
house if if if some guy
kept walking in and trying
to give us our kids you
know some candy that was
laced with fentanyl
I would kill him.
I mean, just walking into the house.
Even if he didn't give sliced candy.
I mean, it just really goes back to.
I just made a good point.
It's the Philistines all over again.
Yes.
Oh, well, that's powerful and deep, Petya.
Is that a book or a podcast?
What?
Did I say something deep?
Oh, yes.
I mean, don't you say something deep?
I don't remember.
But yeah,
we're devolving and going back to
the Old Testament days.
Really?
Yes, we are.
In a time when we have more,
we should have more good
information and more knowledge,
we have less.
Oh, I know who she's talking about.
Oh, yes,
Dr. K. It is a podcast that Tucker
did with a guy who wrote a book on it.
And he was actually, I think,
from Brookings, not Brookings,
Heritage Foundation.
But if I find the link again,
I will send it to you.
But that theory that I was
discussing came from the
guy that took her interview.
Dr. K earlier said.
At the end of Christianity or something.
Dr. K wanted to know about
us wearing red if it was a
special occasion.
No.
But didn't I tell you?
You did.
Andy actually noticed that
on camera we look better in red.
So we've made a considered
effort to wear red today.
But do you see how it pops?
Yeah, it does something for the picture.
I don't know if we can wear red every day.
That might be odd because
then people won't know if
they're watching a rerun.
That may be confusing.
AstraZeneca just admitted
they knew the blood clot issue.
I don't have a context for that.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, no.
That's one of the... What is it?
You haven't seen where they
pull out during the autopsies?
And there's like giant blobs.
Yes.
Out of people's veins,
out of their arteries.
And that's a cholesterol medicine?
No, that's from...
Oh, the you know what thing?
Yes.
Oh, yeah, the pineapples.
Oh, I remember watching that.
I remember watching that with you.
In addition to this area.
And a whole bunch of other stuff.
Even Okay, moving on.
Yeah.
C word.
Yes.
So gross.
Yeah.
Those videos are horrific.
Even with your little banner,
I did not see one prayer request.
Everybody's been extremely
healthy and amazing.
Carrie says.
And he looks good in everything.
Oh, thank you.
Why are you telling me to read it?
You should have read it.
In everything, Andy.
She's saying it to you.
No,
and he looks good in everything and
everything wrapped up in me.
how I read it.
Only you can read that that way.
Yes.
She didn't put a comma.
She didn't put a comma
because she didn't think she needed to.
Everything wrapped in Andy.
You're my
I make you look better.
I was just going to say,
because I don't look good about myself.
It's only if it's wrapped in Andy hot dog.
So many people say that.
Andy bun.
So many people say that.
What do you mean so many people say that?
That knew you before me?
Say, wow, Eddie was okay before,
but now she looks amazing.
What?
Yeah.
What?
Who has ever said that?
Everybody.
They don't say it in front
of you because...
All the women are very disturbed by you.
It's so typical of him.
I'm not even surprised or shocked.
Yeah,
you should have heard that the doctor
who has a Chinese accent said,
can I see your teeth?
And I go, you want to see my what?
And then he told her the word.
Oh,
I thought you said you wanted to see my.
Yeah.
And she looked at him.
She said, oh, you're so funny.
So funny.
Very like that.
Not even too big of a smile.
Just, oh, you're so funny.
He's the funny one.
Oh, my goodness.
Iris says,
Mark has been talking about the
Philistines for a couple months now,
and every time I listen,
I'm even more convinced
we're repeating biblical history.
It's so true.
It's so prophetic listening
to him talk about Palestine and Gaza.
You know,
it's like literally like you're
reliving the Bible over
again because the Bible
doesn't tell us what happened.
It tells us what always happens.
So, so, Pastor Mark.
We make Kelly laugh.
That's good.
Yes.
You should have been there
because I showed her my teeth.
He literally cracked a joke
about every single thing she said.
Every single thing.
Yeah.
Stick out your tongue.
And he's like.
it was nuts it was nuts oh
my gosh oh all right so no
prayer request maybe
there's a prayer request
prayer request for me oh
okay what's your prayer
request just that I don't
say bad things yeah
invaders from the sea yes uh
Oh, my gosh.
OK, we're going to land this plane.
We have to laugh once in a
while because I mean,
if we just really again,
if we look at what's happening,
what's being allowed to
happen and what the base
minds are leading this country,
we would just.
I mean,
how do we send our greatest ally
into the most important
mission of their entire
territorial existence and
then slam them in public?
Because the United States
has never ended a war.
at least not since world war
ii right that ended the
they we ended the war in
war ii every war since then
we've just kind of like I
think we've done enough and
well we don't want to do
too much or we don't want
to upset somebody well why
did we go to war then right
we should go to war to finish it
And that's what they want Israel to do.
They want to just go part of the way.
No,
you can't go part of the way because
the problem is they come back.
And Amir had a really good point today.
He said they're doing that.
The Biden administration is
doing that because they
want to cripple Israel to
accept a Palestinian state.
They don't want them to win.
They're purposely doing it
so that they're handicapped
to the point where they
give in to a Palestinian
state that they don't want to give in to,
on terms they don't want to accept.
Exactly.
And I think that you've
mentioned this several
times in different ways,
and that is because it's a money machine,
the conflict in the Middle
East for the United States.
Yes, absolutely.
And missiles and bombs and
funding and building gas
stations that will never be built.
That's what Dr. K said.
They go to war to make money.
Yeah.
Oh, it's absolutely big business.
Israel's fighting to stay alive.
Yeah.
And everyone's like, 10 billion,
90 billion, send some bullets.
How horrible is that?
Where's the humanitarian aid?
Everybody's churning that money wagon.
And meanwhile, they're like, hello,
we're dying over here.
It's just nuts.
They text them.
They send leaflets in.
They do everything they can
to make sure that the civilians know.
And they're still being...
criticized.
And now we're not sending
them the weapons that they need.
Like you said, they're crippling them.
So crazy.
All right.
Let's play for Israel.
And Carrie wants to has a bruised rib.
So do I, Carrie.
I don't know what I did either,
but it hurts really bad.
So I'm going to pray for my
bruised rib too.
Oh, dear Lord.
Thank you for your word.
That's sharper than a
two-edged sword that cuts
between bone and marrow
between sword and spirit revealing us as
inconsistencies or wickedness or sin, Lord,
and make our crooked path straight.
We pray for divine
intervention in our lives
in a way that we grow
stronger and closer to you, Lord,
that we glorify you with
all that we are and all that we do, Lord.
We ask that you bring saving
faith to our families and
our loved ones and
Those who do not yet know
you are those that are far from you,
Lord.
We ask for your healing
grace and your mercy,
your ability to restore and
redeem the time, Lord,
for ourselves that are suffering,
Carrie and her bruised rib.
and her eyes, Lord,
and the surgery she's about to have,
and our friends that may be
suffering from a variety of illnesses,
Lord,
we ask that you lay your healing
hand upon them.
And for our nation, Lord,
we ask that you just bring wise counsel,
bring wisdom and discernment,
and that you bless the nation of Israel,
Lord, your people, your land,
your protection will never leave them,
But we ask that you bring an
end to the suffering and
that this latest incursion
passes without fatalities, Lord,
and that is completed.
And that, yes, for victory, Lord,
that one day peace can be restored.
And my rib, Lord.
I would like that back in place.
Thank you.
We love you.
It's in the mighty name of
Jesus that we ask all things.
Amen.
Oh,
Tammy says my deceased husband used to
say, if we don't laugh,
we miss part of our life.
That's beautiful.
I think that's so true.
Yes.
Didn't know that until I met you.
Wasn't much of a laugher.
And you've become so funny lately.
All right, my friends, we love you guys.
We love doing this life with you.
yes thank you a little bit
of our world with you and
you sharing your life with
us we just appreciate it so
much we love you god bless take care amen