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Welcome to Christian

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Warrior missions , christian Warrior talk

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, the Christian Fellowship

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Show . We fight three battles , monday through

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Friday . One battle , number one , but

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you know , humble and grateful heart aligned onto the Lord

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. Two , we

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deliberately pursue a relationship

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without a Lord and Savior through prayer

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and the studying of His word . Three

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, we spend

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time in the body as

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a With

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iron , sharpening iron and corporate

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prayer . So

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I hope you guys had a great week

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and ours was mixed

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. We had

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. It's our turn

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to have the whole house sickness

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that everyone has been having . So

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you know we'll be glad when this is over and hopefully it's done Before

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Christmas . You

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know it'd be great if everyone had gone through

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the sick machine before

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Christmas . So

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that's what I'm hoping . But

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it was also my , my

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youngest daughter's , second birthday , and

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so she's officially two . Hey

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, adrian , good to see you and

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of course , my amazing wife , lauren

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. You are why I hope , my

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eyes in the morning , my love . So

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she has . I mean

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, she's so advanced for her age right now and she's really

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getting into a fun stage . You

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know she's starting to get some emotional

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regulation , which has been really hard for her . She's got a brilliant

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mind and she's

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held by this clumsy toddler body . And

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let me tell you the Lord loves her and protects her , because she should

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have been

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mortally wounded multiple times . You know , if the

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Lord didn't love us and protect

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us , there wouldn't be a human race

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, from how clumsy and

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how dangerous life is right . So

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, again , praise the Lord for that . But let's go ahead and

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let's get a hey , steve , good to see you . Let's

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go ahead and let's get a humble and grateful heart aligned onto the world

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, onto the Lord . Heavenly

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Father , we come to you now , grateful

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, grateful for all of

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our blessings , and

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in this you know advent

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on the . We love you

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. You are so thankful

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for that . We love you . You

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are so thankful for your son . Lord

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, every day should be Thanksgiving

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and

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every day is Christmas when

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we are yours . Help

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us to live that way . It's

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not about the gifts , it's

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not about the food , it's

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not about anything . But you Help

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us , bless us to pass on our identities

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as Christians to

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our children , help us

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lead them through this

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fallen world or

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lead us as conquerors

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, in your name , and we

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pray that the show glorifies you and only you , that

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it pleases you . Again

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, lord , you

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thank you for choosing us for the foundations of the earth . Jesus' name and pray , amen

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. All right , battle

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number one dawn , so

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we're in Rome , um

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, so we're

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in Romans now . And Sunday I

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was going to preach Romans eight

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, which is literally the most important chapter

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in the Bible , you know , viewed

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by many , many

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, if not most , as the most important

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chapter in the Bible , and

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um , and

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I have been studying for this Whoa

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. So I mean I'm not , you

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know , not having church is just going to let me listen

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to about a thousand more sermons and

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read more commentaries and

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sharpen things . But I'm

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looking at the calendar now and today is

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Monday . I'm on the fifth , roman

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six , seven . So on Thursday we'll be on Romans

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eight . Okay

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, now we actually are also into

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a format

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now where we have guests . I've got people

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coming on um that I've

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booked to , you

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know , share various things from their testimony

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to um

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, their expertise in fields

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Um . So

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let's see here tomorrow I

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have um Nico Lagan

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on and um , you

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guys are going to like him , um , you

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know he does a lot of mentoring

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, um , less so on the Christian

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side , more on the suck it up side , um

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, but I think you guys are really going to enjoy

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him . I hit it off with him during

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my pre I when I

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schedule a guest I haven't had all beforehand

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to see if they're a good fit . I believe

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he'll be a good fit , and then

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, um , then

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I'm a guest on a show I

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don't know if it's recorded or not on

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um on

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Wednesday at 1230 , but so

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we had our first guest , uh

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, tomorrow night . Um , we would try

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to have Adrian on as a special guest for

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our strength and honor edition on Friday

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. We may have to try

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to do that again , adrian , if we can never get any

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of your Android stuff to work

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. I'm

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just , I just make fun of his phone because he's

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a tech guy , like , he's literally a

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tech guy , and his tech phone drives

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me insane . I've

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never seen an Android work well and

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I hate them both . So

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, um , so

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that is coming on . That's going on tomorrow

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night , so that's good . So on

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Thursday I don't have any guests or anything

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, because , um , was

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it user error or faulty equipment

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, adrian , on why you couldn't come

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on ? Um , you

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know ? So on Thursday we'll be able to do an extended

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um , an

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extended second battle

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and um , and I think we'll

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be needing that . All right , so we

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are in Romans five tonight

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. Okay , romans five tonight

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. So we just realized

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that Paul um

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was just talking about . You

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know , here he is talking to Jews

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and Gentiles , and he's trying to break

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it to the equipment

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. Okay , trying to break it to

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the Jews , there's

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that you know that they're no longer the

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chosen ones . It's for the only

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people chosen by God that Gentiles

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will be . Um , and why that

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is , and how . It's faith and

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not works that gets

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you , gets

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you saved . Right , that

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Abraham was justified by faith

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on his works . And

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now here

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we are in chapter five , which the

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opening title on the paragraph which is the only one

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which is non God inspired is peace

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with God through faith . Right

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, so let's go ahead and let's

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get into the

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um , our second battle

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here , and let's read

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Romans , chapter

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five , which is a relatively

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I don't

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know if I'd call it short , it's shorter

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, it's 22 verses Peace

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for God through faith . Therefore

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, since we have been justified by faith

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, we have peace with God through

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our Lord Jesus Christ

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. Through him , we have also

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obtained access by faith into

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this grace in which we stand and

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we rejoice in hope in

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the glory of God , but

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not not only that

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, but we rejoice in our sufferings

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Right now . How different

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is this from the church today ? Right , the

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church today is all about prosperity and peace

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and the happiest , you know , this is what

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Paul says . Not

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only that , but we rejoice in our sufferings

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, knowing that suffering produces endurance

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, and endurance produces character

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, and character produces

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hope . And hope

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does not put us to shame , because God's

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love has been poured into our hearts

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for the Holy spirit

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who has been given to us . For

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while we were still weak , at

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the right time , christ

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died for the ungodly . For

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one will scarcely die for a righteous

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person , though perhaps a good person , one would

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dare even to die . But

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God shows his love for us in

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that , while we were still sinners , christ

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died for us . So

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this is one of the verses that really hit

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home to me After

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I was saved and

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church hopping forever and

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being

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a warrior , being somebody who , as

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a seal

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and as a cop and

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as a paramedic , risked

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my life for

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good and bad people , just like Christ

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did . But the

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church doesn't know what to do

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with people like us , most

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churches , you

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are completely alien to them . Most

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of them are very safe , coddled

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lives , particularly

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here in America . That's

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what really caused

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me to form Patriot Crusader

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Mission , which has been renamed the Christian

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Warrior Mission , for

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the following reason for the few of you guys don't know , patriot

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Crusader Mission was meant for veterans and first

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responders to

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take them from being Patriots , disciple

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them onto the Lord , turn them into Crusaders

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and send them on a mission . Patriot

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Crusader Mission we all

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, we really wanted to broaden it to not just them

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but to everyone . So we made a Christian

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Warrior Mission . Along

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the way we became a church , a farm

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, a ministry so

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many other things , but

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these words that Paul's talking here , oh

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yeah , some people may have the courage

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to die . For a good person no

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one . But Christ didn't

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say no one . Let's see what

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he says . So

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I'll read that line again Births

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again . Christ

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died for the ungodly , for one will scarcely

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die for a righteous person , or perhaps

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for a good person . One die , even

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dare even to die . God

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showed his love for us that while we were still sinners

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, christ died for us . So here

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you have veterans and first responders

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and others who

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risk death , maiming

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, destruction , people

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who hate them , people

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who hate them , and

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I really feel like the church doesn't

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get them , you know

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, and

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that's part of the problem . So that's why

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I started this and

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why we'll stay true to those roots . Again

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, back up in verse nine , again , since

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, therefore , we have now been justified

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by his blood , much

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more shall we be saved by him from

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the wrath of God , for

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if we , while we were enemies , we

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were reconciled to God by the death of his son

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much more , now

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that we are reconciled , shall

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we be saved by his life . More

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than that , we also rejoice

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in God through our Lord , jesus Christ , through

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whom we have now received reconciliation

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, death and Adam

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, life in Christ . Therefore

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, just as sin came into the world through one

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man , death through sin , and

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so death spread to all men , because

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all sinned , or

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sin indeed , was in the world before the

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law was given . But sin

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is not counted where there is no law . Yet

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death reigned from Adam to Moses

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, even over those

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whose sinning was not like

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the transgressions of Adam was

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a type of one who was to come

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. But

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the free gift is not like the trespass

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, for many died through

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one man's trespass . Much

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more have the grace of God , the

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free gift of the grace

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of that one man , Jesus Christ

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, abounded for many . And

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the free gift is not like the result of

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the one man's sin , but

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the judgment following one trespass brought

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condemnation . Free

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gift following many trespasses

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brought justification

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. For

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if we , because of one

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man's trespass , death reigned through

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that one man , adam , who

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he's talking about , much

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more will those who receive the abundance

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of grace , the free gift

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of righteousness , reign in life through

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the one man , jesus Christ , basically

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contrasting the two atoms , the first atom

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being the one who brought

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the knowledge of good and evil and sin

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into the world , and then

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Jesus , the one who saves

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us from that and justifies us in God's eyes

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. Therefore , as one

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trespass led to condemnation for

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all men , so one

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act of righteousness leads to justification

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in the life for all men . For

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as by one man's disobedience the many

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were made sinners , so

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by the one man's obedience that

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many may be made righteous

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. Now the law came into

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increase . The trespass of

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where sin increased , grace abounded

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, all the more

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so that all

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sin reigned in death . Grace

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might also reign through righteousness

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, leading to eternal life through

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Jesus Christ , our Lord . I

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think it's very interesting if you look at that

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. Eternal damnation and

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death came

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into the world from

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a tree and

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eternal salvation has

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gotten on

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a tree , the

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source of the problem both times being

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a tree being part of the

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fruit of the tree , christ

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crucified on the cross . Our

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God really

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is truly amazing the things that he comes

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up with . But

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again , this is showing . Paul

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is showing here . Most of us take this for granted

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. This is mind blowing to

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them . They're like wait a minute , what are you talking

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about ? I don't have to sacrifice this , I don't

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have to do this . These people's whole life

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was built around sacrificing

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to get clean from the law . Now

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, all of a sudden , you get Paul saying you just have to have faith

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in Jesus Christ and

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they're like what you know , I don't

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have to have a crazy diet , I don't

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have to do this and that

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, and clean and unclean I mean their whole life

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is about structure , which set

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the choose apart to

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be different from

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everyone as God's chosen

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people . Now

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Christ and Paul

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, the apostles , are coming in and saying

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you

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missed the point . And

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trying to make sense with Paul . Paul's

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trying to make sense with the Jewish people saying hey , yes

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, you have murdered millions of bulls

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or however many animals we do

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. Murder is a strong sacrifice

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to the Lord , but

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just as one active

19:10

defiance or one man Adam

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made us all , broke

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us all with the knowledge of good and evil

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, so

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then one act of obedience

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and righteousness from

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God himself come down

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to

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live , to die as the

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only ultimate sacrifice

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, ultimate

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sacrifice to pay

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for it all . Because

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the Jews couldn't wrap their mind around this , like what

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is going on behind the curtain . How can

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this be ? None of this makes sense

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and Paul , the only real theologian out

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of all the

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apostles , breaks

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it down for him and that's why Romans is

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such an important book . But

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that's the motivation behind the

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story , or the

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chapter , or the book

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of Acts , not acts . I'm sorry , romans , paul

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is explaining what is going on and

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why this is so . Hey

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, you're not the chosen people anymore . You don't have to do

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all this other stuff . You're doing , you can do

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, you have to . Now you're called to do this and

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they're like for first thing , you're

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gonna be like why and how ? Right

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, so again

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, that is um

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, that

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is Romans five . So let's take a break . We'll

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be all right , everyone . We are back for

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the third battle , which is the fellowship

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portion , which is , of course , our

20:45

favorite . Hey , cheerful coconut . Hey

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, bob's your uncle . Good to see you guys

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. So

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, while everyone was

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sick

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here , I

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went and checked out another

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local church during the day and

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again , like always , I

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so , so , so

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, so wanted to

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love it , and

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there are parts of it I did love . Then

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there are parts of it that I just struggle with

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. That I was absolutely crushed and

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left the church because sometimes

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it's hard . You know I mean they're

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super small church . You know

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you guys are all spread around the country

21:41

here we're small and

21:47

you know you feel like you want to try . You

21:49

know you want some senior pastors

21:52

with some oversight . You know every pastor

21:54

needs a pastor , pastor's pastor , we

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all need mentors to grow and we all need to

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continue to mature in our faith

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. There's a lot of I mean it's

22:03

a lot of things I would love guidance on . You know

22:05

I've done funerals now and have

22:08

a funeral now and

22:10

there'll be other things and other challenging and other counseling

22:13

and things I'm going to do . I've done a ton of counseling

22:15

already but you know so

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. You know I went to

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a place hoping that our friends go

22:25

to and it was a really

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nice church and the people were really

22:30

welcoming doctrine . You know

22:32

, doctrinally . They were

22:34

, you know , lockstep

22:37

with what I believe you

22:40

know there

22:42

. So

22:44

great doctrine . But

22:51

man , and I'm going to cover

22:53

I don't want to cover their names , I want to cover these

22:56

books that they hand out , you

22:59

know , which are the service

23:02

, which are

23:04

the slave drivers of the service . It

23:08

was the cold . It was so cold

23:10

because by the entire

23:13

time I've got my head

23:15

in a pamphlet or

23:17

I've got three books . I

23:19

got my Bible , the

23:21

service , a hymnal

23:24

, another hymnal , and

23:28

I'm trying to navigate all this and

23:31

follow along and be where I'm at

23:33

and the last

23:35

thing I'm thinking about the entire time is

23:38

the Lord . Instead , I'm looking at the next

23:40

letter of the next word that I got to read

23:42

as I'm going through it . I'm

23:44

there on my knees , I get to get

23:46

down , I get to confess my sins and

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all I do is read my

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. You know what I'm doing about

23:56

. You know a prayer that

23:58

I'm reading . It's not again from my

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heart . I'm reading my

24:03

prayer of confession

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and

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then

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write what I think I'm going to be able to offer up

24:14

my sins like

24:16

reflect on what I'm in search for . As

24:19

soon as we finish the

24:22

last word , it's

24:24

over . You stand up and you don't even get to do that . And

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I love hymns , don't get me wrong

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. I mean , you know so

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much of modern music is

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not even about God . It's

24:38

about us and our experience . But

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there is a lot of good music and

24:44

I think a lot of these hymnals put to new music

24:47

and you know what ? There is new technology

24:49

. You don't have to like it's not

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sacrilegious to read , to

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get rid of this and read it on a screen

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, is it ? So

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I don't have to search for 50 . I mean , I took over

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my entire aisle . It's a good thing . There was

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not many people around me because I had . You know

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, here I am . The most important thing is I

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want to make sure , like as they weren't reading from the same

25:10

version of Bible . I was so as they're

25:12

jumping around the Bible . That's what I'm trying to do , and

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then I'm finding the stuff you know , and again

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it

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was a bummer . Again , doctrinally

25:24

sound , right , doctrinally

25:27

sound . The pastor there

25:29

was very nice . It

25:32

was a guest pastor preaching , which

25:34

again , every

25:38

time I wonder you know

25:41

what's going on . When I hit a rough time and

25:43

I wonder why we do Christian

25:46

more emission than why we do , I go to another church

25:48

and I find out why . Maybe

25:52

we suck , I have no idea . Other people come

25:54

into our church and they don't think

25:56

what we do is right . God knows

25:59

we don't have any musicians here . I

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don't have anyone to sing . You

26:04

know we have YouTube with

26:06

screen . You know read along YouTube singing . So

26:08

the songs we do are on our on our TV

26:10

screen with music

26:13

playing and singing . But the words

26:15

there and I cranked the volume

26:17

because we all have terrible voices except

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for Lauren . And

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there are some things

26:28

that I really liked that the church did and I thought

26:30

they're great and I mean again

26:32

, they did not disowner Christ in any

26:34

way like I've seen in other churches . There was one

26:36

Him

26:39

know where . They said that Christ was a victim

26:41

, which I have actually

26:43

repented for even singing that , because

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Christ is never a victim . He is a victor

26:48

and he did everything

26:50

exactly as he was supposed to do . So

26:52

how could he ever be a victim

26:54

? And I don't know that ? They're

26:58

already bigger than me , adrian , and the

27:00

pastor is infinitely more experienced than

27:02

I am . You know what I'm saying . I mean

27:05

, this guy is a big wig in an

27:07

organization I hope to do a lot

27:09

of things when I want to be friends with them . Again , I'm

27:11

not . This isn't me poo-pooing

27:13

them , this is , you know , while I was in that

27:15

church it's just a brother pouring

27:18

his heart out , and that's why I have a name

27:20

to church . I sat

27:23

there on the pews and if I had time

27:25

, I would have had tears streaming down

27:27

my face as I was

27:29

praying for God to burn out everything

27:31

in me that felt wrong about this place . And

27:34

it wasn't like I felt wrong there . I'm

27:37

just . God gave me , made me so

27:39

. I have discernment . I see things

27:41

that are out of

27:43

whack , or I perceive things that are

27:45

out of whack . Made

27:48

me a great con man . It made me a great cop

27:50

, made me good

27:52

at a lot of different things and

27:55

you know , I hope to meet with the pastor and say that . But

27:57

this is a massive denomination

27:59

. They're not going to change anything for me and

28:02

maybe I need to take correction and

28:05

be like you know again . I understand that Sunday

28:07

and you guys have heard me say Sunday is not for me

28:09

, it's for God . But

28:11

I don't know . I don't believe

28:14

that impersonal

28:16

driving on of man's words

28:19

and

28:27

not pouring my heart

28:29

and soul out to him , reaching

28:33

out with everything . I had Just

28:45

felt dead . It

28:48

felt dead . I

28:53

was the only one with my head

28:55

up the entire sermon . I'm

28:58

looking at everyone else and everyone else's their heads

29:00

buried in this or buried in another

29:02

thing , and it just

29:04

felt dead . There's

29:07

got to be a balance between the crazy

29:09

chrysmatics or running around

29:11

flopping around the floor to

29:14

and with bad doctrine

29:16

to solid doctrine

29:18

, with

29:20

a lie . That is alive . That

29:28

is alive . I

29:33

don't know if that makes me a heretic or what

29:35

. But there

29:37

was a lot of good godly men there , solid

29:40

godly men there , and

29:48

I just I mean

29:50

everyone in that church is somebody

29:52

who I could easily be friends with

29:55

and spend the rest of my life being friends with , I believe

29:57

. Okay , just because we share a worldview

29:59

, because

30:05

I

30:07

don't believe that's God's will for us . Now

30:10

. They are all seminary educated

30:12

, they are all infinitely

30:18

versed in the traditions

30:21

and everything else . Maybe that's

30:23

my problem or maybe that's their problem

30:25

, I don't know . Everyone

30:36

there was reverent , which

30:39

is what we are meant

30:41

to be . I looked around

30:43

and there was nothing but respect for God

30:45

, but

30:48

I did not see David , I

30:51

did not see joy . It's

30:56

all memorization and getting the next

30:58

thing and what do I do , what do I

31:00

say and what's the book saying and all

31:02

these other things . And it just broke

31:05

my heart . Man , I

31:29

have again , I know , going

31:31

to church and the days of Hillsong

31:34

and the emotion and all that stuff . I

31:36

know there's a lot of

31:38

bad stuff that goes with that and

31:41

then I know a lot of them are manipulating emotions

31:43

with all that . But there is also a time

31:46

when you get crushed by the Holy

31:48

Spirit and you weep

31:50

and

31:54

they are not there Tiers of joy , and they are tears

31:56

of healing and

32:11

unfortunately , or

32:14

praise to God because he made

32:17

us this way Something

32:20

either sounds good or it doesn't . Right

32:24

, fingernails across the chalkboard

32:26

, like

32:28

does not sound good to most people

32:31

, overwhelming a bunch of people

32:33

, right

32:35

, right

32:37

, the sounds of the subway

32:40

as it squeaks along the rail

32:42

, and those are another

32:44

sounds that you don't like , right , well

32:50

, and again , their music was good

32:52

. Their hymnal was good . They had a solid musician

32:54

, they had people with very deep voices

32:57

who were probably trained , and others

32:59

that were like bass and whatever

33:02

. It's not my world , but you

33:05

know I could appreciate it . I've

33:07

been in others where it's pretty darn terrible . You

33:11

walk into churches and you want genius oh

33:13

good Panors

33:27

and

33:30

everyone stands and sings and

33:35

feels the words

33:37

changes

33:41

with

33:47

the Lord , their spirit

33:49

interacts with the Holy Spirit and the Lord

33:51

soul , and

34:05

so

34:10

, again , my intent

34:12

is not to beat them up , it's more to

34:14

repent that it was not that

34:17

I probably was the one that was jacked

34:19

up . I

34:22

just want a non-crazy

34:25

, doctrinally sound

34:27

, alive church . Is

34:29

that so hard

34:32

? What I'm finding is it's

34:34

darn near impossible . Closest

34:50

I've seen somebody getting it right is

34:52

Ken Graves and Bangor Mann . Doctrinally

34:55

I disagree with him on some things , but

35:00

man did he , his services

35:03

were all

35:05

glorifying God , his

35:11

sermons were real , they

35:14

were definitely alive and

35:17

just a doctrin part . And

35:21

now there was a community there and

35:23

at this church I was at , there was definitely a sound

35:25

community . I know they do a lot

35:27

of discipling , like

35:30

Monday through Friday , which is amazing . Right

35:33

, it's amazing . So they're

35:35

doing a lot of things , right I ? Maybe

35:38

there's just something wrong with me , I don't know . But

35:40

I'm going

35:45

to take a break , I'm going to come back and

35:48

then we're going to talk about something , something

35:52

election based , all

35:58

right , and we're back . So

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38:39

victimized . Training

38:41

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how to defend themselves and men how to protect their

38:46

families and women . If

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we're

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to

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grow our team , we need to sell more . So

39:25

, anyways , that's just some business

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side of the house . Now

39:29

I want to pull up something I saw that

39:31

was actually one of the more brilliant things I've seen

39:34

on Twitter in

39:37

a long time . Let me find

39:45

it where

39:47

exactly it is , because

39:50

when

39:54

you see this , you're going to

39:56

be like whoa , so

40:02

I'll read it and then you

40:04

guys can follow along with me . I

40:09

want to give my Trump friends a real chance

40:11

to convert me over to supporting Trump

40:13

again . Just answer these questions

40:16

. Why did Trump not part

40:18

in the January 6 Capitol protesters

40:20

before leaving office ? Where

40:23

did Trump spend the 250 million

40:25

? Stop the steel funds ? Why

40:27

didn't Trump build the wall ? How

40:31

did Trump deport fewer illegal aliens

40:34

than Obama ? Why

40:37

did Trump hide the two investigative

40:39

reports he received in December 2020

40:41

showing the election was nonfrogulent

40:43

? Why

40:45

was he outspending Obama even before

40:48

COVID ? Why

40:50

did he listen to Fauci and shut down

40:53

our economy when over 500 doctors

40:55

begged him not to ? Why

41:00

did he remove all

41:02

liability from Big Farmer pushing

41:04

out the vaccine ? Why

41:07

does he still say he did everything

41:09

perfectly . Why

41:12

are only four of his 44 cabinet

41:14

members supporting his run for office ? Why

41:19

did he say take the guns first , then

41:22

go to court ? Why

41:25

did he call the heartbeat ? Why did he

41:27

call heartbeat bills a terrible mistake

41:29

? Why

41:32

did he accuse pro-life organizations

41:34

of grifting ? How

41:38

did the woke agenda gain so much traction

41:40

during his presidency ? How

41:44

can we justify him attacking

41:47

and even attempting to primary

41:49

multiple GOP governors and

41:51

congressmen over personal slights

41:54

? Why

41:56

did he only try to keep fewer than

41:58

50% of his campaign promises ? He

42:00

actually kept 24% . Explain

42:08

how more than a year of his presidency

42:10

was spent on vacation days . If

42:14

he couldn't stop the steel while on power

42:16

, how will he do it out of power

42:18

? The

42:21

evidence of confusion and

42:25

a slow pace . Sorry

42:28

, with evidence of confusion and a slowed

42:30

pace . Is he just too old to be president

42:34

? How does he get through four trials

42:36

and 91 charges conviction-free

42:40

? How

42:42

does he get elected with convictions ? And

42:46

finally , how can we totally be sure he didn't

42:49

cross some legal lines ? That

42:51

he brought at least some of this

42:53

on himself ? See

42:55

, I voted for Trump twice . I

42:57

liked several things he did . He did better

43:00

than I expected , but I traded

43:02

all to avoid a repeat of 2020

43:04

mass of overspending . No

43:06

matter what he got right , we need to address what he got

43:08

wrong as well , and at this

43:10

point , I just don't see how that's even how

43:12

he's even still electable . I

43:16

have a lot of questions that I've yet to find

43:18

good answers . Answer them , if you

43:20

can . So

43:23

I just found that to be extremely

43:26

powerful and I shared

43:28

it on my Twitter feed and Dustin

43:31

McElrath dude , you

43:33

crushed it on that post . So power

43:36

to you , but

43:40

I love to know what your thoughts are

43:42

on those . I'm going

43:44

to go ahead and open up the phone lines and

43:52

you

43:58

can call in , so we are good to go If

44:00

anybody wants to call in and we can talk about

44:03

anything . You know . Talk

44:05

. We can talk about the election , we can talk about what I

44:07

talked about the church , we can talk about the sermon

44:09

, or we can talk about prepping again

44:11

. So

44:14

, whatever you want to do , I am here

44:16

and , yeah

44:18

, they are very powerful . I couldn't

44:23

agree with you more cheerful coconut

44:25

. He just went

44:28

right down the line , so there's

44:31

a few more on that one . There they

44:33

are . So if you want to call

44:35

in , you want to talk about any of those questions

44:37

, or you want

44:40

to talk about the

44:42

the

44:46

election . You want

44:48

to talk about something in the news I

44:50

still have yet to see . I

44:57

still have yet to see the

44:59

Barack Obama movie . Everyone's out . I'm

45:01

about to break down just because I've gotten so

45:03

many calls on it that I'm

45:05

going to have to watch it on . Next I'm going to have to activate

45:08

Netflix for one month to cancel it to

45:10

watch it , but I will

45:12

. The Civil War one looks

45:15

pretty interesting

45:17

. You

45:21

know I heard that the

45:23

Obama

45:25

one was pretty minimalist . They only had like very

45:28

few actors in it , whatever

45:31

. Whereas the other one it looks

45:34

like it's a bigger major motion

45:36

picture . So but

45:38

I've never seen a Democrat

45:40

movie he talked about

45:43

more so far that I'm aware of them leaving

45:46

the earth behind or whatever that gets called

45:48

, and I will

45:50

watch it . I did do

45:52

the unthinkable I watched

45:55

a movie with my wife that didn't suck

45:57

. So

46:00

I did engage in some entertainment for once

46:02

and I watched the equalizer

46:04

three , denzel

46:07

Washington , and

46:10

I

46:14

thought it was great entertaining

46:17

, evil

46:20

man being punished and

46:24

just just a great

46:26

, great , great entertaining

46:29

flick . I found him

46:31

way more realistic than John Wick

46:33

, which is just like

46:35

you

46:38

know , it's like

46:40

clowning you with the with how over the top

46:43

it is with its gun foo . Not

46:45

that Keanu Reeves doesn't do a

46:48

great job with that . I've seen

46:50

him . I saw the training he went through a

46:52

while ago to get ready for that , so

46:54

he was technically proficient with his firearms and

46:56

it was smooth man . It was nice , so

47:00

yeah

47:03

, so again , I thought it was

47:05

great . So it appears that nobody wants

47:07

to call in , so I'm getting ready to wrap up here

47:09

soon . It

47:15

is good . It is good it's based

47:17

in Italy and

47:20

you know they didn't try to make a

47:22

love story out of it , stayed

47:24

to script . I mean , it was just the

47:27

explosion that they do when there's a car bomb

47:29

that goes off , and it's some of the best

47:31

special effects I've seen . It was just so

47:33

well done . So well done

47:35

and , and

47:41

it was just a . Again , I

47:43

don't have a lot of praise for a lot of Hollywood movies . It was

47:46

just a really good , solid movie , without

47:48

any of the typical pitfalls . There was

47:50

no wokeness , there was no political statement

47:53

, there was no nothing going on . It was

47:55

people trying to solve

47:58

a problem , combat evil , and

48:00

there was none of the garbage . So

48:02

I super , super appreciated

48:05

just being entertained without getting

48:07

something jammed down my throat . Okay

48:10

, and you know me , I'm the anti

48:12

entertainment guy , but um

48:14

, but

48:17

that was great . So , equalizer

48:19

three , go check out the first two , so

48:22

it makes sense , but you can

48:24

watch it alone . If you've seen the first one

48:26

and you understand what he does , you'll

48:28

, you'll get it . Oh , here

48:30

we go . We got a call coming in . All

48:36

right . All right , stand

48:38

by and I will bring you in

48:40

. All

48:43

right , here we go . Hey , lindsay , how you doing Good

48:48

. Can you guys hear ? Now

48:51

that can hear you . I got you off mute . Welcome

48:53

to the show . What do you want to talk about ?

48:55

Thank you . I can hear you way better than on Troy's

48:58

stinky Android phones .

48:59

Exactly .

49:03

Um wait , did you say so ? I know you're talking

49:05

about equalizer three and we'll have to walk that , but

49:07

did you mention civil war ? That

49:10

preview .

49:11

Yes , I did . I mentioned that preview of civil

49:13

war . I mean , some of the things in there are

49:15

pretty ridiculous Texas and California

49:17

teaming up but I think they were just writing an alternate

49:19

reality . The whole thing is is obviously , you

49:22

know again , I haven't seen anything , but

49:24

I'm some like a bunch of states decide

49:26

to succeed from the union and

49:28

civil war breaks out , and that's

49:30

what that movie is about .

49:33

That . So Troy showed me the trailer and he's

49:35

in a different room now . Um , so I just

49:37

decided to call in because you were all alone

49:39

. But , um , the

49:42

first thing I heard was California and

49:44

Texas and I paused it and I

49:46

was like what , who ? Who

49:48

wrote that ? You know , what would have been really interesting

49:51

and I would have been super excited to watch it

49:53

is that they did the coast

49:55

and then like the middle and

49:57

the south and like how would that look in a civil

50:00

war ? And if the coasts are banded

50:02

together and the middle and the south are are

50:05

together , how would the

50:07

coast coincide because they're on opposite

50:09

ends ? Like that would have been really fascinating and interesting

50:11

, but Texas and California sound

50:14

boring .

50:15

Yeah Well , it was written by a Brit , if I

50:17

understand . And you

50:19

know , it doesn't really matter which states they

50:21

choose If you apply the principles for it . I'm

50:24

a firm believer in a three state solution

50:26

, which would be the East coast , the West coast and the South

50:28

coast . So you'd have the Sodom

50:30

on the West coast , you'd have Gomorrah

50:33

on the East coast and then you'd have the chosen

50:35

land , um , which would be the South

50:37

coast , and it would go up through the middle

50:40

right . And you

50:42

know , I think the sooner , the

50:44

sooner we get to that , the better . I

50:46

think it's the . I don't know how you run a military

50:49

that way . I don't know how you keep

50:51

trying it from just taking over California

50:53

, but I you know , right now we live

50:55

in a country where we don't agree on realities anymore

50:58

and it's no longer just flavors

51:00

, right , it's , it's , it's there

51:02

. There are two different realities and

51:05

you can't govern that way .

51:09

Absolutely . So when you say South coast

51:11

, are you including you know Texas in

51:13

there , because we know how you feel about

51:15

Texas ? Absolutely .

51:17

I actually love .

51:18

I actually love the Texas 83 in the

51:20

state I know .

51:23

Yeah , I , just I , I horse around with Texans

51:25

because they have a lot of state pride so they make

51:27

themselves very easy targets

51:29

. But no , the South coast would definitely

51:31

be that . It would be all the way over

51:34

to probably Virginia . Right

51:36

, so you would have the South coast , would

51:38

wrap around , so it wouldn't be the Northeast , it would probably

51:41

Virginia , would probably get sucked into DC

51:43

, but it would be North Carolina all

51:45

the way over to Texas and

51:48

that would be the South coast . That way everybody would have ports

51:50

, everybody would have international trade , everyone

51:52

would be able to function . Um

51:55

, you know , that's just a pie in

51:57

the sky dream of mine , where God

51:59

could then to judgment

52:01

on Sodom and Gomorrah and everybody

52:04

godly who wanted to leave could , unless

52:07

they were too lazy , right , so many people

52:09

are right now which they could leave in . I

52:12

want to get into it .

52:15

That is true . What are your thoughts

52:17

on the guy who beheaded

52:19

the state panic statue

52:21

in Iowa ?

52:23

So as a Christian , I

52:25

fully support it . Right , meaning

52:28

as a Christian , I 100% support it . We

52:30

have called the . I mean that's the one thing the Bible

52:32

does tell us to do is to throw down false

52:35

idols . And half

52:38

the Bible , half the Bible . Every other

52:40

paragraph in the Old Testament is

52:42

Israel smashing balls , temples

52:44

or idols of ball , and you

52:47

know everything else . Right , I'm all for that . The

52:49

, the constitutionalist

52:52

in me may struggle with it

52:54

a little bit , but my loyalty

52:57

is to Jesus Christ first . So

53:00

I've seen something online that

53:03

said that there was a previous court cases

53:05

or something . Again , I just

53:08

came across it light lightly with the

53:10

other day saying that there are no protections

53:12

from religion for Satan

53:15

or Satanism . I don't know

53:17

if that's the case , I did not really dive

53:19

into it , but , um

53:21

, you know . So the Christian , which

53:23

is my first allegiance , christian

53:26

family , community , country

53:28

, um is , um

53:31

, is all fired

53:33

up about it and the last part

53:35

of that . So the Christian part of me loves

53:37

it . The family man and me

53:40

loves it . The community man

53:42

and me loves it . And way down in the country

53:44

part , you know , depending on the

53:46

, how the , how people interpret that constitutionally

53:49

is something to figure out , but that's a

53:51

distant , distant , distant problem

53:54

.

53:56

Yeah , I loved it , and so Detroit

53:58

. I hate , though , that he might have to pay

54:01

for damages to the statement

54:05

.

54:05

that is definitely , you

54:07

know he'll , he won't have to pay a penny

54:10

of that . And you know he's . He's famous

54:12

now and I think it's great and I think

54:14

we should be prepared to pay the consequences . Well

54:16

, we do stuff for God , right ? I mean when

54:19

, when all the apostles did stuff against

54:21

Caesar , they all accepted

54:23

the punishment or they did something again , they all

54:25

accepted what they did . So

54:28

, um , you know , that's , that's

54:30

part of it , which is what he did he cut the head

54:32

off through . You know , the funny

54:34

thing is the guys over at Ken and press are

54:36

calling it disco Satan . You

54:39

know , because it was like a disco ball

54:42

, you know , shiny disco Satan

54:44

. So they call it

54:46

disco . But , um

54:48

, you know . So , anyways

54:50

, he went and turned himself right in afterwards . So

54:53

you know and I think that's great why

54:55

it's like it shouldn't even be there . Common sense dictates

54:57

it shouldn't be there . You know , this is what

54:59

happens when . So

55:02

every there's a there's a group , satanist group , that

55:04

every time somebody starts a Jesus

55:06

club in a school , they come in

55:08

and they start a Satanist club to counter

55:10

it .

55:11

Right .

55:12

Yeah , and that's why I think we need

55:14

to be . I don't know what he used

55:16

. I don't know what he used . I don't think

55:19

he walked around with a samurai sword . So

55:21

you know , I think he said he went

55:23

there and he just saw it and he just snapped . So

55:26

I don't think if he brought a samurai sword , I think that part of the story

55:29

goes out the window , unless he's always

55:31

his EDC is a samurai sword . But

55:34

uh , you know . You know

55:37

that's why I am for Christian nationalism . You

55:40

know , I think we should be able , we should be a Christian

55:42

nation , and that this

55:44

wouldn't be a problem .

55:45

then Right , yeah

55:47

, yeah , I think he just spider monkey did . I

55:50

think he just passed it with gusto . What's gusto , gusto

55:53

?

55:54

Spider monkey . Oh , that's

55:57

funny , that's funny , spider

55:59

monkey .

55:59

That's awesome In that . That's

56:02

been great .

56:03

Yeah , I don't know if anyone filmed it or

56:05

made it out there , but the other big story

56:07

is you know the Democrat

56:10

aid . You know videoing

56:12

, you know gay sex

56:14

. Oh , and in

56:17

the Capitol , you know yeah

56:19

you know that . I

56:22

don't know how , but on Twitter

56:24

I saw way more pictures of that than I

56:26

wanted to because I had no desire

56:28

to see any of it . No matter what's blurred out , it

56:30

was pretty horrible .

56:33

Oh , I did not . I

56:35

didn't go . I

56:38

read the article on daily wire and that was

56:40

the end of that . I was like I don't need to Google

56:42

that .

56:44

I was just scrolling through my feed and there's

56:46

a dude on all fours on a table with

56:48

a blurred out . I'm

56:50

just like , yeah , I'm just like , what on

56:52

earth are they , you

56:56

know ? But I don't think that's the first

56:58

or the last time that's happened .

56:59

So that's

57:02

crazy . What is happening

57:04

yeah ?

57:05

Well , what's happening is one side is evil , the other

57:08

side's stupid . We're the stupid side , they're the

57:10

evil side , and you know

57:12

we just got to try to wake people up . You

57:14

know , again , we spend way too much time

57:16

distracted and doing other things

57:19

instead of um , instead

57:21

of

57:23

, you know , shoring up our foundations

57:25

with our family and pushing on . So

57:28

you got anything else you want to talk about ? It's

57:30

been great to hear your voice . Thank you for

57:32

not making me do the show alone today .

57:35

Well , I felt bad because we really

57:37

don't have much to say and Troy's upstairs with the boys

57:39

and then I don't know , I

57:42

was like wow , because you mentioned Civil

57:44

War and yeah anyway . Well

57:46

, I thought I'd give it .

57:48

And I appreciate my boys . Adrian was slacking

57:50

the night . He's usually on

57:53

point , but he's commented he must be

57:55

in a loud place , because normally I

57:57

was expecting my phone , as soon as I put the phone

57:59

lines up , for it to be blown up , but not

58:01

so much tonight .

58:02

I know I'm extremely

58:04

disappointed in him . He needs to get it together . He's

58:06

a great dude . All right , thank you

58:08

so much .

58:09

Hey , um , you know I don't want anything , but if you guys

58:12

made a decision , don't you know

58:14

? Not going to talk what it's about , just let me know if

58:16

you had . Yes , I , we were actually going

58:18

to text you tomorrow .

58:20

There are no updates . And

58:24

when I say no updates , I mean we have heard nothing like cricket

58:26

Cause

58:28

we we have about like the nitty gritty and I

58:30

don't know what's going on . It

58:33

is , but we have total . You

58:36

know we're , and we were leading towards

58:38

um , we were leading towards option two

58:40

with a , which I know nobody knows what

58:42

we're talking about . But with this

58:44

new job , um , option two of working remote , and then

58:47

um with onsite training for

58:49

six months to

58:53

a year , is what we were , which is what Troy was going to propose

58:55

, because we just we just

58:57

spent so many days praying for the best , for

58:59

the best , spent

59:02

so many days praying and talking

59:05

and and going over your

59:07

council , and I mean we're

59:09

just , we're at the tail end with our kids

59:12

and we've moved so many

59:14

times and , like our

59:16

oldest 14 , our youngest is 10 . I

59:19

mean , if we move and spend three to five

59:21

years , that's it for our oldest

59:23

is his childhood . You

59:25

know the country , with his ATV

59:28

or dirt bike dreams , you know that's over

59:30

and our youngest will be 15 and

59:32

then he's going to make friends . We got to move him again

59:34

, which is what we , what we're going to have to do in Oregon

59:37

once we he's made some solid friends here and

59:39

when we move it's going to be very difficult . We

59:41

, just we and

59:43

Troy , so so

59:46

, so awesome . But

59:48

he's just like it's period

59:52

and he's like I just feel like I'm

59:54

dying thinking about Phoenix , like

59:56

I feel like my whole , the whole

59:59

, is disintegrating .

1:00:01

And I'll do it if I have to

1:00:05

for my but yeah , so I'm

1:00:08

glad it is brutal , but

1:00:11

without keeping everyone else in the dark . I'll

1:00:13

definitely be calling the catch up with you guys

1:00:15

when you guys know what you're doing . But

1:00:17

, um , yeah , I understand

1:00:20

the part of him dying

1:00:22

inside , going back to a place where he

1:00:25

doesn't think is very godly , or

1:00:27

not . The other place I was going to tell you

1:00:29

just outside of there is Apologia Studios or

1:00:32

Apologia Church . Is there ? So

1:00:34

, um , super , super

1:00:36

solid , just outside of Phoenix .

1:00:38

So right , okay

1:00:40

, I'll look into that . I've heard of that . Um

1:00:43

, we , yeah , I'll look into that too . Well

1:00:46

, I mean we Apologia

1:00:49

Okay , I'll look at that . Yeah , I mean , I guess you

1:00:51

know it's one thing that might be interesting and I

1:00:53

know you're trying to wrap it up , so I will hurry . But we

1:00:56

had a really good conversation about American

1:00:59

Christianity , and I say

1:01:02

that loosely , but what I mean by that is

1:01:04

, you know , we found a house in McDowell

1:01:06

Mountain Ranch which we

1:01:08

could afford with this new position . It's

1:01:11

beautiful area there's

1:01:13

, you know , gorgeous little

1:01:15

like pools and Scottsdale that

1:01:17

was , you know , waterfalls , and

1:01:20

you just become like the traditional Christian

1:01:23

family with

1:01:25

the fancy churches . And I mean

1:01:28

I , I've always been black

1:01:30

sheep growing up in Scottsdale . I don't get

1:01:32

lip fillers , I don't do Botox , I

1:01:34

don't do any of those , but

1:01:37

I'm like I'm going to have to become one of those

1:01:39

moms and

1:01:41

it was just no , I know

1:01:43

, and I wouldn't , because I'm not that

1:01:45

, I'm just not , but but , um , it

1:01:47

was a good conversation about what

1:01:49

we truly want and sacrificing

1:01:52

higher pay with

1:01:55

, you know , to

1:01:57

actually live the life you want to live , and for your

1:01:59

children too , because there's a limited amount

1:02:02

of time with them . They're not young , they're old

1:02:04

, like the decision we make

1:02:06

now is . I already said that , but anyway , it was really , it was just

1:02:08

a really good conversation , but we'll see , I don't know , we

1:02:10

haven't heard anything , so right , so

1:02:12

apology is in Mesa , whatever that

1:02:15

is .

1:02:15

I don't know what Mesa is , but that's

1:02:18

south , south of seen it .

1:02:21

So , so bad if there isn't any traffic on

1:02:23

the one , on one that's . That's no big deal .

1:02:25

Just just letting you know they're super solid .

1:02:28

So okay , cool Well .

1:02:29

Derbin is their pastor , so you

1:02:32

will definitely don't .

1:02:33

Don't go up on your doorstep with

1:02:35

a pod and a bunch of stuff .

1:02:37

We'll figure it out , we'll

1:02:40

figure it out .

1:02:41

We'll figure it out . See

1:02:46

, that's when Troy isn't here to elbow

1:02:48

me and go stop it .

1:02:49

They're new . You need to show up in an RV . We

1:02:52

can definitely find a place for your RV . There's

1:02:54

not many places to put anyone else

1:02:56

. But uh , yeah , you know with a

1:02:59

really loud horn , yes , a really loud horn . We'll put you in the back , don't

1:03:04

you worry .

1:03:05

I'm obviously kidding , but yeah , that

1:03:07

would be fun . All right , yeah

1:03:09

, god

1:03:11

bless you too . Have a good night .

1:03:14

All right , joseph . Joseph

1:03:17

, it's good to see you . Brother Joseph

1:03:19

is somebody I met in Maine and

1:03:21

now he lives in Alaska

1:03:23

. He's recently joined the group and

1:03:26

it's good Thank you for coming on here , and

1:03:28

I think I wish I could

1:03:30

have got my wife to move to Alaska . The

1:03:34

only thing wrong with Alaska is it's surrounded by

1:03:36

Canada , but other than that , it's probably

1:03:38

pretty good to go . It's

1:03:41

on my bucket list . I would love to go there , although

1:03:43

I'm not looking forward to cold and I wouldn't

1:03:46

be looking forward to cold and snow and three

1:03:48

months of dark . All that stuff

1:03:50

sucks , but the rest of it is cool

1:03:52

, exactly

1:03:55

so . We have a phone line

1:03:57

open , adrian , if you want to call in , if

1:04:00

there's anything you want to talk about . If not , we'll

1:04:02

just end the show . Just let me know . I

1:04:05

just want to give everyone a chat . Here we go . All

1:04:12

right , you're on .

1:04:14

Hey , what's up ? Can you hear me ?

1:04:15

I can't hear you , and I think everyone else can hear

1:04:17

you as well .

1:04:18

So what's up ?

1:04:19

my friend .

1:04:20

So much , man , I'm

1:04:23

not slacking , I just want to type the lines . You

1:04:25

know , it's all good , man , it's all good

1:04:28

. Yeah , I know , man

1:04:31

, I'll call in any time . But yeah , I

1:04:33

did want to ask a question about your EDC . So

1:04:35

, what's your ? Since you guys are talking about the samurai

1:04:37

sword , what do you carry ?

1:04:41

So I carry a Leatherman

1:04:43

, the magnetic one , and

1:04:47

I carry a um

1:04:49

, a Benchmade

1:04:52

automatic . I

1:04:56

think it's called their Adamas , half serrated

1:04:58

, half , half straight edge

1:05:00

. But those are the two that I

1:05:02

carry . I carry the

1:05:04

Benchmade Adamas and

1:05:06

um and

1:05:09

I also carry a night core , which

1:05:11

one here , which is , I think this is

1:05:13

4,000 lumens

1:05:15

.

1:05:17

Okay .

1:05:18

This thing will . This thing will like

1:05:20

blind you . I mean , it hurts

1:05:22

to even look at it at an angle . It's 4,000

1:05:25

watt bulbs oh , thank

1:05:27

you . 4,000 lumen bulbs it's pretty

1:05:30

hardcore , um you know

1:05:32

, so that , um , you

1:05:35

know , typically a tourniquet , um

1:05:37

, that's . That's

1:05:39

pretty much it for hardware . Yeah

1:05:42

, other than you know , I carry a Glock

1:05:44

26 , um , with

1:05:47

a small mag in and then

1:05:49

two extended mags or full mags

1:05:51

, you know as well . So

1:05:54

I run three mags the short mag and then

1:05:56

two fulls .

1:05:58

And are you carrying , uh , everything

1:06:00

in your pocket or do you have

1:06:02

like a fanny pack ?

1:06:03

I'm a fanny pack assassin . I'll wear it either

1:06:05

as a chest rig , you know , across

1:06:07

the chest , or I'll , you know , particularly

1:06:09

on the farm , uh , or I'll can't wear it

1:06:11

as a fanny pack .

1:06:12

Okay , nice .

1:06:14

And then I'll put it in a backpack if I need it in

1:06:16

my backpack . If I'm going somewhere where

1:06:18

you know fanny packs are

1:06:20

not going to be cool , I'll put it in my camelback

1:06:23

, which I have

1:06:25

, a camelback mule .

1:06:27

Okay .

1:06:29

No . So that's got some giant compartments , got

1:06:31

more storage and I have a need . So , like

1:06:33

going to the gym , you know , going

1:06:35

in sweats , you know the

1:06:38

warm up , take the sweats off , jam them in

1:06:40

the mule and everything's going to go . And I've got

1:06:42

a big bladder in there and all that stuff .

1:06:45

Right and the wifey . She's

1:06:47

a Kareen as well . Uh

1:06:49

, she ever on EDC ?

1:06:51

Yeah , the wife . She carries usually a

1:06:53

flashlight . I wish I could get her

1:06:55

to carry a blade more . She's more

1:06:57

apt to carry a multi-tool , or

1:06:59

use one of my 20 multi-tools

1:07:02

, um , and then

1:07:04

she carries a 43

1:07:06

, usually around . You know

1:07:09

the single stack .

1:07:11

Nice .

1:07:12

You know she try was trying to get away with a 42

1:07:14

and I'm like you know , like I'm not letting

1:07:16

you carry 380 .

1:07:19

I'm sorry , yeah , yeah , yeah , I made that mistake

1:07:21

and I got the LCP , the regra LCP

1:07:24

, the piece of junk .

1:07:26

Yeah , no , I , you know . I

1:07:28

mean , it was back before , when she was still

1:07:30

wearing skinny jeans . Her sanctification

1:07:32

has come a long way . She doesn't wear skinny jeans anymore

1:07:34

, so she can pretty much wear

1:07:36

a double stack . Now . Right

1:07:39

, fanny

1:07:41

packs are always calm . I'm telling you , I'm a fast and

1:07:43

a fashion assassin . I don't

1:07:45

care , I've already . I'm already married to the hottest chick

1:07:47

on the planet for me . So

1:07:50

um so I really don't care Um

1:07:52

. Fanny packs are great , it's

1:07:55

just uh , you know , finding one that doesn't look

1:07:57

too tactical . Yeah , and I've

1:07:59

seen some fanny packs out there that look like three day

1:08:01

packs around your waist .

1:08:03

Right , right , you know . And then , um , what's

1:08:05

your take on the 9 mil versus 45 ? I

1:08:08

know there's a . There's always a big debate about that , so

1:08:10

what's your take ?

1:08:11

9 mil 1000% .

1:08:13

Okay .

1:08:14

You know , 9 mil 1000% . I have

1:08:16

a case of 45 and I have a 45

1:08:18

. Um , I have a lot of 40

1:08:21

here at the house as well , because I

1:08:23

was a cop and I got a lot of free ammo to

1:08:25

train with .

1:08:27

Were you carrying a Glock 22 ?

1:08:29

Yeah , yeah , our

1:08:32

, our , our , that was our service weapon , glock 22

1:08:34

. Right , um and

1:08:36

uh , but I am a nine mil guy all

1:08:38

the way . It's just easier

1:08:40

to shoot , uh , ballistically

1:08:43

about the same um and

1:08:45

higher round count . I mean , it's

1:08:48

all about rounds at that point . No , but

1:08:52

I'll tell you you know everyone I know who loves 19

1:08:54

11's their great bricks to throw at people .

1:08:58

Right , right .

1:08:59

When they run out of their nine to 10 shots . They're great to throw at

1:09:01

people . You can definitely kill someone throwing

1:09:03

up Throw in a of 19

1:09:06

11 at them yeah .

1:09:08

I didn't go down that route . Um , I

1:09:10

did some research on it . I'm like no , it seems like it's the

1:09:13

way .

1:09:14

Yeah . So Joseph

1:09:16

on there says he's going to med kit straight knives , kelly

1:09:18

tool , glock 17 , solid Glock

1:09:20

, seven times a little full for me to

1:09:22

carry . You know , concealed , if

1:09:25

I'm just on the farm I don't mind rocking

1:09:27

. I was 17 in my , you

1:09:29

know , and just in a paddle holster

1:09:32

, you know a black cock Serpa holster

1:09:34

or I do . You know , if I'm

1:09:36

going to be doing a lot of work and I'm going to be out there , I

1:09:39

love a leg holster , right

1:09:41

, how that just takes the block

1:09:43

45 .

1:09:44

Nice , because you get the 19 slide in the uh

1:09:46

, the full grip of the 17 .

1:09:48

I have not tried that yet . I'd

1:09:50

like to . Um , I just I

1:09:52

just don't have the funds , the disposable funds

1:09:54

, right now . You know , my whole thing is I need to get

1:09:56

a 22 magnum to do some more animals

1:09:58

responsibly . We got a 22,

1:10:01

. You know , um , I'm going

1:10:03

to stay straight up 22 . But

1:10:05

I don't have a 22 magnum

1:10:07

, and the 22 magnum is really what I want when I'm

1:10:09

doing these bigger animals .

1:10:12

Okay , have

1:10:14

you looked into the ? Uh ? Have you seen the air guns

1:10:16

? They um , they

1:10:19

have them in nine mil , I believe . Yeah

1:10:22

, and , and I

1:10:24

was watching some uh videos on it today

1:10:26

regarding ballistics , the guy

1:10:29

was shooting , uh , those jail filled

1:10:31

like skeletons and pretty

1:10:33

impressive yeah .

1:10:35

And they're really quiet , right

1:10:37

. Um , so you

1:10:39

know that's , that's pretty cool . Um

1:10:42

, I don't know where

1:10:45

they are on the on

1:10:49

the firearms

1:10:51

laws .

1:10:53

Um , you can literally go into Cabela's

1:10:56

or Bass Pro Shop and buy one . I

1:10:58

don't know if it has to be 18 , but I believe

1:11:00

they're not on the ATF

1:11:02

list , so I think anybody could

1:11:04

just go to the store and buy them .

1:11:06

Well , I mean , if they're shooting nine mil and

1:11:08

they're getting any type of penetration and

1:11:11

I mean I think , uh , I

1:11:13

think that's great . Um

1:11:15

, I , I would

1:11:18

love to have , you know , a nine mil

1:11:20

one around here . I

1:11:22

mean , I guess I'd have to see what the fee per second is

1:11:24

, you know ? I mean it's great for for silence

1:11:27

, you know , so you don't have to write and you can

1:11:29

just go out there and take out varments

1:11:31

and everything else you want to do . But that's basically what

1:11:33

I do with my 22 LR anyways . Um

1:11:36

, I you know , but there are some more amped up

1:11:38

air ones . I've seen a guy kill hogs

1:11:40

with an air gun .

1:11:42

Yeah , so the one I was looking at today

1:11:44

was , uh , traveling at

1:11:46

the high 800 feet

1:11:49

per second . Okay , um , I don't

1:11:51

know how good that is . I mean , can you give me more info on that

1:11:53

?

1:11:54

Well , that's way slower than

1:11:56

a real gun . Right , you're tired of the most

1:11:58

nine mil is ? I don't know if I've

1:12:00

seen a subsonic nine mil . I mean there must

1:12:03

be , but I've never shot subsonic nine mil . It's

1:12:05

really fast round . Um

1:12:07

, there

1:12:13

is some subsonic Um

1:12:16

, yeah

1:12:18

, freedom , hush . Subsonic nine millimeter

1:12:21

. Um , you

1:12:23

know , the

1:12:25

faster it travels , the better off

1:12:27

you're going to be . You know the only reason to

1:12:30

not , you know , again , I'm

1:12:32

not ultra ballistics guy , but

1:12:34

the only reason you want to go

1:12:36

subsonic versus versus non subsonic

1:12:39

is to . You know

1:12:41

, the bullet breaks the sonic boom and you hear that snap , right

1:12:44

, right , you get rid of that whole snap

1:12:46

. Um , if you get rid

1:12:48

of that , right ? So , even with your suppressor

1:12:51

, it's still going to break the sound barrier , right ? So

1:12:53

it's still . You're still going to hear that , whereas

1:12:55

subsonic you won't .

1:12:59

Right , yeah , I have a 300 blackout , that

1:13:01

uh , that I shoot subsonic and it's

1:13:03

quiet . Oh my goodness , it's really

1:13:05

quiet .

1:13:06

Yeah , so then you know . But even

1:13:08

with air guns , you know , when you

1:13:10

shoot them , the because there's

1:13:13

that it's powering , it's airpowering it

1:13:15

there is still some noise . It's just way

1:13:17

down dude , Like it's not going

1:13:19

to trigger any , you know , but you're still going to hear

1:13:21

a , you know , or something

1:13:23

like that . You know , um , but

1:13:25

you're not going to hear that far away Also

1:13:28

, the , the , the slow

1:13:31

and around , the further it's going to travel .

1:13:34

Right , the guy that was shooting

1:13:36

this ballistic dummy . He

1:13:39

was doing some head shots and there's no recoil

1:13:41

so he could rapidly fire . It was

1:13:43

pretty cool and

1:13:46

you know his accuracy was pretty good

1:13:48

as well , and it literally went through

1:13:50

what broke the skull up in

1:13:52

multiple areas . And

1:13:55

I'll just send you the video . You guys check it out .

1:13:57

I would love to see what one shot does

1:13:59

, and then I would like to see , like

1:14:01

, what it would do on like a winter coat , you know like

1:14:06

running into some clothing , um

1:14:09

you know , and then , of course , all body armor is just

1:14:11

going to laugh at it because it's so slow .

1:14:15

Right .

1:14:17

But you know . So anyways , that's

1:14:20

really cool . I mean , I think it's amazing

1:14:22

that we're here . Guns are coming a long way , because

1:14:24

it is a great way to train , A

1:14:27

cheaper way to train , with

1:14:29

you know , being nice

1:14:32

to your neighbors .

1:14:34

Right .

1:14:35

And let's say , if it's , if stuff

1:14:37

, it's a fan and you're just having a . You

1:14:39

know , I mean , are these like like

1:14:41

sub , like these ? Um

1:14:44

, I mean what's ? Is it just the right

1:14:46

minute ? They just tips . Like what is

1:14:48

the nine mil component

1:14:51

of it ? Is it just like literally the tip like

1:14:53

a normal one , like a normal air gun ? You

1:14:55

put a pallet in and there's not

1:14:57

so suspended . There's no waste .

1:15:01

Yeah , exactly so it's just the , the bullet

1:15:03

itself , but it has a different

1:15:05

. It's considered a nine mil , but the shape doesn't

1:15:08

look like the standard pistol nine millimeter

1:15:10

Brown . It

1:15:13

has a different shape to it .

1:15:15

Well , well , I'm going to have to check it out , is it

1:15:17

? You know ? Because I've seen . You know I've shot plenty of air

1:15:19

pistols . They're grew . I mean I air

1:15:21

pistol , I got air like a one pump air

1:15:24

rifle here that I've used before

1:15:26

I swapped over to my 22 . My

1:15:29

Smith and Watson MP I

1:15:31

think MP 15 , 22, . You

1:15:34

know that I use to like do varmints

1:15:36

and that's what I process the pigs with here

1:15:38

as well . I mean , that's what I process

1:15:40

everything here with , but that's why I want to get a magnum . I

1:15:43

want to get a 22 magnum . So when I start doing the

1:15:45

cows and the larger pigs we

1:15:47

haven't done a seven , eight hundred pound or

1:15:50

a thousand pound pig here yet when we

1:15:52

do that , a lot thicker skull that I'm

1:15:54

concerned about the 22LR not being able

1:15:56

to penetrate .

1:15:58

Right . So what

1:16:00

are the 22 magnum versus

1:16:02

like a nine mil ? Why wouldn't you just

1:16:05

go higher caliber ?

1:16:06

So I was going to use one of my nine mil on it

1:16:08

and again , I don't have this experience

1:16:10

on this , but a lot of people will say the nine

1:16:12

mil will over penetrate and

1:16:14

you don't want to over penetrate and have that go into the

1:16:16

tenderloin . And now you've got lead and everything

1:16:19

else in your tenderloin and all

1:16:21

that stuff , so so you want it to go

1:16:24

and stay contained in the skull . Okay

1:16:27

, you don't want it to go out and penetrate

1:16:29

into the meat .

1:16:31

Yeah , you hit the gut and then everything is ruined

1:16:33

.

1:16:33

Yeah , you don't definitely want to do that , right , and

1:16:37

we even have special knives here that you can

1:16:39

go in and zip them up , and it's dull on

1:16:41

the inside so you don't rupture

1:16:43

the intestines

1:16:45

when you're going through there which I don't

1:16:47

understand Like again , this is again

1:16:50

, I'm not not a butcher . I do butcher

1:16:52

my own animals , but I'm not a butcher and

1:16:55

I'm definitely not a specialist in Mexican

1:16:57

cuisine . But like , how do you cook

1:16:59

Cook intestines

1:17:01

protacos safely

1:17:04

when they're full of poop ?

1:17:07

Oh , man , you're asking me . I don't eat that stuff . Man , I'm

1:17:10

closer , man , I'm not asking .

1:17:12

I'm just not just for the audience dude , like

1:17:15

you know right , yeah . Joseph

1:17:18

, the 22s that I've been . They've been going right

1:17:20

through 180 pound pigs , no problem

1:17:22

, right , you go , you go , you go

1:17:24

ear to eye , ear to eye , right

1:17:26

where the X is , it goes right

1:17:28

in , drops them in a second . But

1:17:31

like I've literally talked to

1:17:33

you , I mean there are plenty of forums

1:17:35

out there and , without exception

1:17:38

, everyone is using like

1:17:40

a 22LR or a 22 Magnum

1:17:42

. The Magnum people are the

1:17:44

really cautious people because I mean your 22LR

1:17:47

is well , I got around right here

1:17:49

. I

1:17:51

mean it's tiny dude , you

1:17:54

know your 40 grand . I mean that's your 22LR

1:17:56

, right , right , there , right , the Magnum

1:17:59

is about that much . I

1:18:01

mean it's almost twice the length , right , and so it just

1:18:04

, you know , that's , that's , that's

1:18:06

what are the people who

1:18:08

kill thousands of cows , you know a year , are doing it with ? I

1:18:12

mean they also do it like you know . Do you ever

1:18:14

see that ? No country for old men With that . Yeah

1:18:17

, that pipe with air . Yeah

1:18:21

, the air gun that shoots the , the , the , the the

1:18:23

the the , the , the , the , the , the , I don't know .

1:18:25

Whatever it is the metal rod that comes out

1:18:27

of it .

1:18:27

Yeah , so they do that and I've also

1:18:29

seen them . They shock people as well . They shock

1:18:31

them as well , like hit them with a jolt and

1:18:33

then they cut their throat after

1:18:36

that . So I I really don't

1:18:38

want my I mean , I love my animals so I don't want them to

1:18:40

fail a thing . So I was actually going

1:18:42

to do it with a , with a

1:18:44

410 slug , but it's been

1:18:46

. It's been so hard to find a 410 slug

1:18:48

to process . I mean

1:18:50

, I can find 410 shot

1:18:52

anywhere I want , but I can't find

1:18:55

a 410 slug to save my life . And

1:18:59

you know cause . I mean , you know 410

1:19:02

, you're basically , you know , going , it's going to

1:19:04

be bigger than a , you know , bigger

1:19:06

than a 45 , right , they

1:19:08

shoot a 45 or a 410

1:19:10

long cold . But you know , when you're talking

1:19:12

about just more mass , right , so I mean

1:19:14

that's what I really wanted to do and it would be slower

1:19:16

. Um , you

1:19:19

know . But you know , from what everyone tells me

1:19:21

, at 22 , magnum is more

1:19:23

than enough to get anything done , unless you're shooting at like

1:19:25

long distances , which I'm not , I'm

1:19:27

basically going right up to them . It's contact

1:19:30

almost Nice

1:19:33

. So , all right , pester .

1:19:34

Well , that's all I have for you All right brother .

1:19:36

Well , thank you for calling in , brother , I appreciate

1:19:38

it .

1:19:39

Anytime . You all have a good night , you too . God bless

1:19:41

.

1:19:42

God bless you . So devout Luddite

1:19:44

. I would love to know how you got across

1:19:46

in your name , man , what is the code

1:19:48

to get across in your name , cause I would love

1:19:51

to do that and I don't know how to

1:19:53

do that . I'm just jealous

1:19:55

of your , your cross

1:19:58

in your , your text

1:20:00

line on your name Darn cold , yeah

1:20:02

. So , just if I haven't had any problems

1:20:04

not that I've done a ton of them , but I've

1:20:06

done pigs up to 189 pounds

1:20:09

, um , no problem

1:20:11

. But my pigs I'm getting ready to

1:20:13

do , or a pig I'm getting

1:20:15

ready to do , is between six and 800 pounds

1:20:17

. So that's a big girl , big

1:20:20

girl . So last thing I want

1:20:22

is for that to happen . No

1:20:25

, and when I do bacon , um

1:20:27

, again , he's got some pretty big tusks

1:20:29

on him . He's pretty ferocious looking if

1:20:31

he wasn't so laughably fat , um

1:20:33

, so you know , again

1:20:35

, I don't want any of them

1:20:38

to ever suffer . I want them to

1:20:40

put their head down in a bowl of milk

1:20:42

and they're going to be all happy to get their bowl of milk

1:20:44

and that'll

1:20:47

be the end . So

1:20:49

well , hey , everyone , it

1:20:51

has been awesome hanging with you and

1:20:54

, uh , I had a blast . And

1:20:56

thanks everyone for calling in . Who's

1:20:59

called in ? Shotgun is

1:21:01

slug is what you want to do . You don't want to go and

1:21:03

pull out all the . They won't

1:21:05

have to go chase the shot everywhere . You

1:21:07

know what I'm saying . The shot really can

1:21:09

be a problem when you're , when you're , when

1:21:12

you want to eat all the meat and we

1:21:14

want to eat all the meat . Family

1:21:16

is is recovering . We

1:21:18

still got some days through , working through this , this

1:21:21

version of the plague going through our

1:21:23

house . So , family , father , lord , we thank

1:21:25

you for this fellowship . We thank

1:21:27

you that you bring

1:21:29

people all around the country , from

1:21:32

all around North America , this

1:21:34

show to grow closer to you

1:21:36

and to one another . Lord

1:21:40

, we know that hard times are coming and

1:21:43

we pray that

1:21:47

you'll prepare

1:21:49

us . Your word prepares us

1:21:51

, but help us to help others

1:21:53

, lord . Lord

1:21:56

, we also know that you

1:21:59

don't need any one of us but

1:22:03

, lord , we are willing . You

1:22:06

know that

1:22:09

, as a carpenter , our Mason uses

1:22:11

tools . We volunteer

1:22:13

to be yours to your tools . If

1:22:15

you need a hammer , send one of us

1:22:17

as a hammer or a screwdriver

1:22:20

or a wrench . Lord

1:22:25

, guide us closer to

1:22:27

you in all ways and

1:22:30

for all of us who are at crossroads

1:22:33

, close

1:22:35

doors , slam

1:22:38

them shut and blow open

1:22:40

other doors and

1:22:42

throw us through them . Because we

1:22:44

are stiff-necked people , it

1:22:47

can be blind and deaf at times . We

1:22:51

submit to your will in all things , lord

1:22:55

. Also pray a prayer of

1:22:57

protection over this fellowship , over

1:23:00

the persecuted church , over

1:23:03

our troops

1:23:05

overseas , our first responders at home , our

1:23:07

veterans of yesteryear . But I pray

1:23:09

for the protection of Israel as

1:23:12

well as the whole world , and that we don't go into World

1:23:14

War III . And I pray

1:23:16

for my beloved America . I

1:23:19

pray that you return from our sin , hit

1:23:21

her knees , repent and

1:23:23

seek your face , and

1:23:25

then you would heal her so

1:23:28

that we could once again become one nation under

1:23:30

God , indivisible , with liberty and justice

1:23:32

for all . And I call

1:23:35

upon this fellowship to

1:23:38

put on the Palamra of God

1:23:40

, to

1:23:42

strap on the shield

1:23:44

of faith and

1:23:48

to pick up the sword of the Spirit and

1:23:52

to boldly walk

1:23:55

into shield

1:23:57

wall , blocking shields left

1:24:00

and right as we march

1:24:02

forward to take ground for

1:24:05

your glory , for your kingdom , for

1:24:08

ever Jesus' name . We pray Amen

1:24:10

.