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David Fiorazo: Battle Of Truth vs Deception On Hyperdrive · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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  defending biblical Christianity.
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  No topic, off limits.
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  And now, here's your host, David Firazzo.
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  Hello friends, family and Christ.
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  Thank you so much for tuning in, watching, listening, sharing and especially for your
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  prayers.
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  I was telling the guys before we got started here today, just one of those nights where
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  you don't get enough sleep and I know how you guys can relate.
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  But then I remember what the Bible says that God, when we are weak, God is strong in
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  us and we can do all things through Christ.
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  So that's propelling me forward today.
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  So anyway, appreciate you guys, I'm going to share some headlines here and then I'm going
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  to talk about some recent podcasts that have been really surprising, actually, some of
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  the numbers.
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  So today, we're going to be talking about the media and we're going to be talking about
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  how there is a major spiritual battle going on.
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  If you guys weren't aware of that, I know you are.
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  When cultural chaos collides with comfortable churches in the US, that's what we're seeing
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  today.
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  Also, pastors need to stop assuming that their congregations know the basics of the Christian
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  faith.
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  You'd be surprised what those who proclaim to be Christians believe or think is biblical.
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  And also, article from Ken Ham, don't buy the lie over half of US adults claim to get
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  this religion should not influence political decisions.
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  So over half of US adults, well, that's faulty.
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  The old separation of church and state lie will get to that.
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  Also this is interesting, but not surprising.
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  Public trust in news media drops to another new low in a new Gallup pool.
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  As it wasn't as if it wasn't low to begin with now, it's a new low.
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  So that's again, not surprising.
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  So before we go on, I just want to mention just some of the podcasts downloads.
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  I was shown this just yesterday and there's one of our guests.
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  I don't really want to name who the guest was in all of these because I don't want to
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  elevate one guest over the other if that makes sense to you.
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  I'm looking at the top 10 and the number one so far we've got with downloads is 80,000 plus 80,800 downloads for one podcast.
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  Now for us, we've only been doing this for two years.
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  So those are pretty good numbers for us when you can get 80,000 plus downloads for just one podcast.
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  And then we've got a lot of them in their 40s, 30s and 20s.
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  I think the bulk of them looks like are in their 20s, 20,000 plus downloads.
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  So the top 10 look really good.
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  And there's some great guests in there that you guys would know.
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  So I just wanted to mention that also just thank you for sharing.
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  Just you guys don't know this.
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  If you're a newer viewer or listener to this podcast, worldview matters.
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  Personally, I've been censored and shadow band by Facebook meta for 15 years, probably.
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  And it's still happening.
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  It still happens and I still get posts pulled down YouTube.
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  I've gotten warnings so far.
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  Thank God they have not deleted my videos or my channel, but that could happen.
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  And that's why I put everything up on Rumble Freedom Project does the same thing.
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  They put them on YouTube and they also put these podcasts on Rumble as a backup.
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  But it's good to get out.
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  A lot of people are on one or the other.
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  So all that to say, keep praying and just keep on sharing.
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  Because that's how we're getting out there.
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  I also want to just mention this I wasn't going to.
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  But we are considering looking at the possibility of doing a conference in the next year.
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  And I'll just tell you that as we decide firmly to move forward on that and bring in some great speakers.
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  And just have a great Christian worldview conference in Northeast Wisconsin,
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  Green Bay area.
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  So pray about that and let me know if you're interested.
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  And if you know someone who might want to help with something like that, it's a huge endeavor.
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  Okay, it looks like I just thanks Jeff for putting that graphic in front of me.
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  I forgot about that.
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  We have been making some progress thanks to you guys.
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  It looks like we're on pace to get over, go over two million podcast downloads just this
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  year.
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  So that's a great thing.
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  And we've got people, I think I mentioned this once before, top country is listening
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  or watching the World View Matters, U.S. of course, Canada, Australia and the UK, subscribers
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  on Apple podcast jumped 650% in the last year.
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  So that means we're getting out there and praise God for that.
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  And we are still from what I understand ranked in the top 50 podcast, Christian podcasts
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  worldwide.
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  So Lord, you're will be done.
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  Thank you.
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  Thank you.
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  God, all the glory goes to Jesus.
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  That's why we're doing this guys, biblical worldview and we're just really trying to not
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  just grow numbers.
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  We're trying to impact lives and help you as a believer in Christ be more productive and
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  effective in your faith, in your sphere of influence in our culture and in our country
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  ultimately and around the world, of course, with other countries.
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  Thank you.
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  So back to the media now.
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  I just wanted to mention this, the public trust, we've done polls on this before, we've
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  talked about this, but over at newsbusters, the public trust in news media drops to another
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  low.
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  Well, what is that low?
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  Well, let's look at what it is.
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  After hitting a record low last year, Americans trust in the nation's legacy media has sunk
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  even lower.
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  So today, what are those numbers?
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  Seven in 10, that's 70% have either not very much confidence or no confidence at all
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  in the news media.
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  It's sad, but that's a good thing because the leftist progressive Marxist liberal tilt
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  and spin they put on most news and a lot of outlets just are not fair and balanced.
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  You can't say journalists in a lot of context, you have to say journalist activists.
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  And so here's another one, you look, if you look at that chart, that's very interesting.
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  The green line on the top there, the green line, that's people that have a great deal
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  or a fair amount of confidence in the news media.
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  Over on the left, it started back in 1972, I think, was the first time they did this
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  poll.
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  It jumped up to 1975 and since then, look at where it is now.
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  It's down to 28% have a great deal or a fair amount.
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  The middle line there is the blue line, that's not very much confidence in the news media
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  at all.
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  And that's now around 36% and then the dotted line is none at all.
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  I have no confidence in any news media outlets and that's 34%.
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  So you can see, but let me share something that's interesting.
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  I like to point this out every time we talk about this.
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  There's a lot of Democrats control the media and news stations and things like that.
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  Still, over half of Democrats still have confidence in the news media.
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  Well, why do you think that is?
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  Because it's kind of an echo chamber for a lot of them.
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  So I just wanted to point that out, but it's really sad nonetheless, sad, not surprising.
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  Next, let's talk about NPR briefly.
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  Who's not considered NPR's evening guest list?
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  Let's talk about the guests, whether they have conservative or liberal guests.
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  And so you wouldn't be surprised, but listen to this.
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  Here's what they say.
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  NPR president and CEO Catherine Mayer amazed the House Republicans when she testified to
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  Congress earlier this year in March that she had never witnessed any liberal bias on NPR.
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  We've called it national progressive radio for about 10 years or more.
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  But she said before Congress, she's never witnessed any liberal bias.
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  Well, if you flip over to the chart there, 53 to three.
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  What are those numbers represent?
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  Well, all things considered prefer liberal guests, 53 to three.
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  That's not even close friends.
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  That's a ratio of 17.7 to one.
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  53 to three.
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  There's the chart on page two of this article.
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  So 53 liberal guests versus three conservative guests.
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  This is NPR paid for by tax dollars and extra funding.
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  There it is right there.
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  So take a look at that.
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  Understand now back to her quote, the president and CEO of NPR literally said with a straight
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  face that she has never witnessed any liberal bias on NPR.
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  And I mean, there's story after story like this and the numbers continue to back up and
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  enforce what we just talked about.
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  So this is a problem that we're again, we're not surprised, but we just want to get it
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  out there.
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  We're saddened.
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  And I just really want to mention again, if you want resources, I've got to update this
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  page by the way.
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  It's on my website.
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  The David Fiorazo.com and under more, you can click on resources and that you can get
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  over 200 resources for Christians, conservatives, independents, people who are interested in
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  true journalism and really what's happening in the world, not just activism and bias.
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  Now I admit, I have my conservative biases.
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  I'm a Christian.
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  I see things a certain way, but when it comes to getting people the information, I'd rather
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  have people get both sides fair, balanced information, what, give me the facts and let
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  me decide based on my worldview.
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  So that's, you can share those resources now.
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  Let's move on to the next topic and that is Ken Ham came out with his response to a recent
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  poll and there was a state of theology survey that was done.
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  This is really disturbing friends because over half of U.S. adults apparently claim religion
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  should not influence political decisions.
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  So let me ask you this Christian, how do you keep, when you go to vote for example, how
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  do you keep your faith separate or your worldview, how you see the world, how you see morality,
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  laws, culture, society, how do you keep that separate from your political decisions
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  on who you're going to vote to represent you?
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  It's impossible.
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  I've said this before, it's like when you go to an election, you can't leave Jesus who
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  we claim to follow and believe and we can't leave him in the car and go vote and then
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  come back to all right, Jesus, he knows who we vote for.
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  So let's talk about this.
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  Here's what Ken Ham writes, quote, over half 54% of U.S. adults agreed with this statement.
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  Americans should not allow their religious beliefs to influence their political decisions.
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  54%.
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  So over half of U.S. adults think that wrongly, filtered for those with evangelical beliefs,
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  the number dropped, but only to 29%.
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  That means one out of three supposed evangelicals does not believe that their religious beliefs,
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  their faith, should impact their political decisions.
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  They don't understand what a truly biblical worldview is.
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  And he goes on ironically at the same time, 95% of that same group believe that the Bible
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  has the authority to tell us what we must do if our, if we are Christians, the Bible
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  is our authority, right?
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  So the Bible has the authority to tell us what we do or what to do unless it's a political
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  decision, unless it's voting, how do you separate it?
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  You cannot, friends.
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  But a lot of people, sincere people really think this wrongly or believe this.
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  That's inconsistent nonsense.
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  So I just want to mention one verse on this topic, and there are many, many, many more,
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  but Matthew 12 verse 30 says this, whoever is not with me is against me.
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  Jesus said, again, whoever is not for me is against me.
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  And whoever does not gather with me, scatters.
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  So Jesus himself said that there is no neutrality.
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  Scripture makes this plain.
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  There's no gray area.
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  And especially I think in 2025 in America, you see this very clear, this spiritual battle.
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  World views are colliding.
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  But when it comes to politics and when it comes to government, God set up how to have
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  civil government.
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  And he, that's biblical actually.
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  So we can talk about that another time we have quite a bit.
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  So I don't want to be redundant here.
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  But someone's morality will be legislated at the ballot box.
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  When you elect certain people, they impact or they come up with legislation, they vote
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  on it, they pass laws, that's the morality.
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  So we have a say on whether we would prefer a moral, even based on the 10 commandments
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  or a biblical worldview, a Christian influence in our society, people wrongly say, well,
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  you guys want to control other human beings, it's impossible.
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  That's a straw man argument.
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  We can't control people nor would we want to.
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  God doesn't want to control people.
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  He gives us free will.
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  Free will, we can vote, we can choose, we don't have to follow him, right?
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  So and he would never, by the way, I love, I've heard this before, God would never force
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  someone to be in heaven against their will.
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  Isn't that good?
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  So everybody has a choice.
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  Who to follow?
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  Who to trust in?
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  Are you trusting in Jesus?
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  Or are you believing in this world and rebelling against God, the God of creation?
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  So politics matter because policy is important, right?
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  And it impacts people's lives.
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  So one more quote from this article and then we'll move on.
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  Ken Ham writes, politics is simply legislated morality and morality is the result of your
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  worldview.
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  Loftists legislate the murder of unborn children.
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  The genital mutilation of children and teenagers and the perversion of marriage and sexuality
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  because of their worldview, their religion, whether that be their godless abortion arguments
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  or the climate cult or socialism or any other things, these are religions, friends.
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  So someone's morality will be legislated.
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  I don't want to beat that into the ground.
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  So let me go back to the survey though that he talked about over a life with a state
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  of theology.
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  Here's what evangelicals, here's what evangelicals agree are principles, important principles.
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  When number one, the Bible is the highest authority for what I believe.
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  Number two, it is very important for me to personally encourage non-Christians to trust
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  Jesus Christ as their savior.
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  Number three, Jesus Christ's death on the cross is the only sacrifice that could remove
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  the penalty of my sin.
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  And number four, only those who trust in Jesus Christ alone as their savior receive
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  God's free gift of eternal salvation.
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  Okay.
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  So these are four key principles, core values and principles from the Bible that evangelicals
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  agree on.
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  Wow, wow, are you ready?
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  What do these same evangelicals who believe these foundational truths?
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  What do they believe beyond these four?
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  Well, here we go, 64% believe that everyone is born innocent in the eyes of God.
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  53% agree that everyone sins a little bit, but most people are good by nature.
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  And the Bible says the heart of man is wicked and beyond cure.
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  Anyway, 53% think that the Holy Spirit is a force, but not a personal being.
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  47% agree that God accepts the worship of all religions, Christianity, Islam, Judaism,
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  Buddhism, whatever.
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  God accepts the worship of all religions, okay.
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  By the way, Matthew, Mary and I talked about this last week on a podcast on different
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  spirits, worldviews colliding, the difference between a child of God and a child of the
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  devil.
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  There are certain things that we need to make distinctions about spiritually because there's
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  the Holy Spirit and there are unholy spirits that influence people.
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  Understand that.
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  So that's how you can understand, okay, I see how people can kind of fall for these, some
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  of these ideas then.
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  What about this one?
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  Now, this is evangelicals are professing evangelical Christians.
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  28% say Jesus was a great teacher, but he was not God, okay.
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  I think, let's see, I think the Mormons also, oh, I'm not, Islam, Muslims also believe
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  that.
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  The Jesus was a prophet or a great teacher, but he wasn't God.
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  So we believe in Jesus is God, deity.
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  The word became flesh, Jesus was with God, he was God, he was created, he was not created,
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  he was the creator in the beginning.
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  Anyway, one more, 28% think that religious belief is not about objective truth and another
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  19%.
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  Ready?
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  Evangelical Christians, 19%, almost 20% weren't even sure how to answer some of these questions.
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  So that goes to the biblical illiteracy that unfortunately we've been talking about.
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  So number one, to take away his first parents, my goodness, this day and age you because
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  of the weakness and the wishy washy churches and some churches that are not teaching the
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  biblical worldview strongly, you've got to teach your children.
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  And that's biblical, by the way, God put that responsibility on the parent to raise
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  up their children in the ways of the Lord and knowledge of the Lord, okay.
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  It's not up to your pastor, it's not up to one hour on a Sunday or a Sunday school
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  class to teach your children the biblical worldview, parents, please.
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  You've got to do that.
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  Number two, pastors and other Christian leaders need to stop assuming their third congregations
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  know what the Bible teaches on core and important topics that people are struggling with.
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  Hello, male, female, talk about creation.
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  The existence of God, creation, gender, male, female, marriage, as God defined it between
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  one man and one woman.
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  You've got to teach these things.
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  I know I'm preaching to the choir to a lot of you guys watching and listening, but our
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  pastors, a lot of our pastors don't get it.
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  They don't get how bad the biblical worldview is in our nation.
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  So there's one article, people will accuse us of being Christian nationalists, white
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  supremacists, I'm tired of these things, don't take the bait, please don't take the
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  bait.
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  I've got an article here, remember Don Lemon, he used to be on, I think MSNBC, he smeared
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  Charlie Kirk's memorial service as being a white nationalist and fake Christianity.
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  If you watched any portion of that, before as God is my witness, I don't know how you can
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  have that take away from that worshipful Jesus centered memorial service for Charlie Kirk
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  when you saw the people humbly praying, worshiping, and all the proclamations of the gospel,
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  the good news of Jesus Christ from the biblical worldview.
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  They weren't talking about forcing that on anybody, but they were stating they wanted
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  to honor Charlie and Charlie pointed people to Jesus Christ.
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  So people that accuse you of being a certain thing, just don't take the bait.
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  That's my best advice at the moment.
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  Okay, really quick, I want to bring up a very quick headline from Cheryl Chumley, this
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  just came out last week, Americans tragically and immorally are turning against Israel.
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  Now she just took two trips to Israel and we had her on the podcast last week if you
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  want to look that one up, but about a week and a half ago, but she recently came out
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  with this, Israel's war is America's war is civil society's war and support for Israel
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  is important.
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  She said, but tragically, Americans have been turning against Israel.
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  Well, I don't understand it, but then you look at the lack of biblical worldview.
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  If people don't understand the Bible, the connection with the new covenant and the old
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  covenant, that the church is grafted in, the church did not replace Israel as if Israel
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  could be replaced, and there's more arguments we could talk about, but let's just mention
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  one thing.
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  A few research center found in a poll a couple weeks ago, about six in 10 Americans, 60 percent
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  have an unfavorable view of Israel.
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  This is wrong and we need to continue to stand up for the Bible and what the word of God
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  teaches.
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  So it's messaging, it's politics, it's propaganda, but now I just do want to mention a couple
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  things from an article I put up recently, over at Harbinger's Daily, and they changed the
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  title, but they used to quote, the further a society drifts from the truth, the more it
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  will hate those who speak it.
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  And that, of course, if you think about Charlie Kirk and others.
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  And remember, most of us, biblical Christians, you know, watching, listening, this, most
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  of you and myself, we believe pretty much the same things from a biblical perspective,
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  worldview perspective as Charlie Kirk.
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  So to others on the left and the ones that would accuse us of hate speech, they think
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  simply what we believe is hateful.
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  So let me just share a couple things because I believe we're seeing a perfect storm here
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  in America.
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  Two things happening at the same time that should not be.
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  People is advancing and too many churches have been silent.
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  And this has been a problem over the past many, many decades.
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  So something had to give after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, we see more clearly than
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  ever these two kingdoms colliding, the spiritual warfare, the two kingdoms colliding.
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  In this clash of worldview, one kingdom just fights chaos and destruction in the name
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  of, let's just say, democracy or oppression.
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  And the other proclaims true freedom found only in Christ.
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  That would be the biblical worldview.
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  The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is the truth.
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  He is God.
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  His truth endures forever.
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  I want to mention one scripture, a handful of scriptures actually I want to get to.
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  I know I'm running out of time here, but the question before that, I want to ask, what
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  will it take?
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  And I ask this to a lot of our guests.
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  What will it take for more professing believers in Christ to get equipped and prepared in
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  this country?
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  What will it take?
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  What kind of tragedy?
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  What kind of crisis do you think it'll take?
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  And then I want to mention the scripture, I think I shared this early on after the assassination.
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  The scripture that Charlie Kirk sent out to his close knit staff and friends, the day the
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  morning he was assassinated, because he understood the battle from both the physical and the spiritual.
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  He understand that biblical perspective.
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  And the morning he was assassinating, here's the scripture he sent out, 1 Corinthians 16,
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  verse 9, a wide door for effective service has opened to me.
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  And there are many adversaries, wow.
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  So then if we drop down and read in 2 Corinthians chapter 1, verse 8 through 10, the Apostle
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  Paul also had a lot of doors of opportunity.
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  But he had a lot of opposition as we read in the New Testament.
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  What did the Apostle Paul do?
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  He went through the door anyway, whenever there was a door, he took it.
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  Here's what he said in 2 Corinthians chapter 1, for we do not want you to be unaware of
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  our affliction which came to us in Asia that we were burdened excessively beyond our strength
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  so that we despaired even of life.
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  Indeed we had the sentence of death within ourselves that we would not trust in ourselves
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  but in God who raises the dead.
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  He delivered us from so great apparel of death and will deliver us, he on whom we have
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  set our hope and he will yet deliver us.
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  So friends, let's wrap it up by reminding ourselves that we can trust God with our past
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  present and future.
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  He has delivered us.
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  He is delivering us and praise God future.
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  He will deliver us.
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  That's from 2 Corinthians chapter 1.
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  So Jesus said, remember, they hated me first.
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  If the world hates you or when the world hates you, they hated me first because 2 Timothy
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  reminds us all who want to honor God and live godly lives will suffer persecution.
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  First John 313, don't be surprised brothers if the world hates you because we have to remember
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  we were in a spiritual battle first but that battle more than ever is manifesting now
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  in the natural.
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  One more section of scripture and then we have to wrap it up.
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  This is the perfect storm, friends, that we are in.
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  But John chapter 3 verse 19, this is the judgment that light has come into the world and
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  men loved darkness rather than light because their deeds were evil.
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  For everyone practicing evil hates the light and does not come to the light, lest his deeds
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  should be exposed, but he who does the truth comes to the light that his deeds may be clearly
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  seen that they have been done in God.
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  One more I lied, I want to share one more with you and that's to wrap this up.
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  1 Corinthians 16 verse 13 and 14, it simply says this because we can do all things through
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  him and we need help.
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  Be on the alert.
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  And firm in the faith, act like men, be strong and let all that you do be done in love.
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  That's from the Apostle Paul 1 Corinthians 16 verses 13 and 14.
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  So there's much more in this.
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  I hope that if you go to my website, you can look that up when cultural chaos collides
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  with comfortable churches.
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  It's on Harbinger's Daily website as well.
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  There it is.
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  The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those who speak it.
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  So we're thankful for Harbinger's Daily support.
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  We're thankful for your support and your prayers for keeping us going.
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  I'm blessed by the number of great excellent and expert guests that we get to talk to and
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  we get to learn from in the biblical worldview.
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  Hopefully it's encouraging to you.
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  We will keep it going, Lord willing, but God bless you and as always, keep speaking the
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  truth about things that man will see you next time.