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Speaker 3: Coach, verify Dispastor Junior from Hawaii from Hearts of Worship
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Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen. It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced talk
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Speaker 6: Well, hello, hello, and again Hello, I'm on Edwards. Welcome
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Speaker 6: to the round Everwide American Experience. This is Faith Day. Yep, yep.
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Speaker 6: We should exercise our faith every day, but we more
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Speaker 6: emphasize it on Faith Day every Friday here on the
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Speaker 6: Rundo Everage American Experience. But yeah, we also talk about
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Speaker 6: what's still going on in our country. And I got
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Speaker 6: a question for you about your faith. Would you die
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Speaker 6: for your faith? Yeah, that's a serious question. A lot
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Speaker 6: of people are forced to die for their faith all
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Speaker 6: over the world, whether it's in Chin, I had, the
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Speaker 6: Middle East. They're leftist in America that would love to
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Speaker 6: behead you for your faith. But you know that's a
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Speaker 6: pretty chilling thought, I must admit, but I think it
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Speaker 6: says a lot about one's commitment to Christ. Many say
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Speaker 6: that they would be willing to lay down their life,
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Speaker 6: but I'm not sure they really mean it. It is
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Speaker 6: a frightening thought. I have to admit that myself. Whether
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Speaker 6: rubber meets the road and we are actually confronted with
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Speaker 6: a life or death situation for our faith, would we
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Speaker 6: be found faithful even under death. There are many martyrs,
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Speaker 6: of course, that have done that, the Twelve Disciples, just
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Speaker 6: to start things off. But hopefully I'm never faced with
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Speaker 6: that kind of a decision, and I pray that I
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Speaker 6: would be worthy of the test if I have to
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Speaker 6: go through that test, because the good news is that
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Speaker 6: we know the end of the story. But man, as
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Speaker 6: Billy Graham famously said, yeah, you know, I look forward
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Speaker 6: to getting to the other side of death, but the
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Speaker 6: process is really frightening, and I get it. They say
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Speaker 6: that you deny Jesus and live, or confess him and die.
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Speaker 6: How would you respond? In the Bible, Luke twenty two
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Speaker 6: thirty one and thirty two says and the Lord said
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Speaker 6: Simon Simon behold Satan had desired to have you that
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Speaker 6: he may sift you as wheat. But I have prayed
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Speaker 6: for thee that thy faith will not fail. When thou
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Speaker 6: art converted, strengthen thy brethren. And it was something very
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Speaker 6: key in that statement when he says you're converted. Well, Peter,
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Speaker 6: who had been one of the Lord's closest disciples, was
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Speaker 6: not yet converted for three years. He had been part
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Speaker 6: of jesus team, one of his confidants, a follower of
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Speaker 6: the Lord. Yet somehow Jesus.
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Speaker 2: Knew that nittle, the loud, bold Peter.
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Speaker 6: At that time when it came to, you know, the
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Speaker 6: life and death issue, he knew that in that particular area,
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Speaker 6: Peter was more bark than bite, which was exhibited right
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Speaker 6: after the uh you know, after Jesus was murdered on
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Speaker 6: the cross you see there, or before he was actually
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Speaker 6: when they were rounding everyone up or trying to run
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Speaker 6: everyone up.
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Speaker 2: You see, there is.
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Speaker 6: A difference between being a follower of Yeshua and being
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Speaker 6: a convert. Now, it is my contention that today, just
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Speaker 6: like in Yeshua's day, there are plenty of followers but
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Speaker 6: few converts. And the evidence of that is, you know,
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Speaker 6: they say that throughout the world and here in America
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Speaker 6: on college campuses that in recent months, you know, many
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Speaker 6: many more followers of Christ are coming forward, Many people
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Speaker 6: are turning their hearts towards home, as they used to
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Speaker 6: say on doctor James Dobson's program.
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Speaker 2: But they're more followers than converts.
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Speaker 6: And the proof of that is, well, for a short
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Speaker 6: time after you know, they come to Christ, they try
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Speaker 6: and try to live better, more clean lives, et cetera,
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Speaker 6: et cetera, et cetera. But they're The evidence that many
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Speaker 6: or most are not converted is in this nation where
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Speaker 6: still the majority say that they're Christians, you don't see
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Speaker 6: the impact of the great numbers of those who are converted,
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Speaker 6: or let's say they are followers of Christ. And so
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Speaker 6: that is, you know, because I've always questioned as to
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Speaker 6: why is it that it seems that people that are
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Speaker 6: of other organizations or followings that are the opposite of Christianity.
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Speaker 6: Why is it that maybe one, two or three percent
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Speaker 6: of the population seems to have so much more impact
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Speaker 6: than the many times more people that call themselves Christians.
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Speaker 6: I always wondered, I said, well, why is that we
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Speaker 6: are so many? But yet you have people like the
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Speaker 6: Tranees or whatever. The Communists that now fill our Congress,
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Speaker 6: they seem to have these much smaller groups have much
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Speaker 6: more impact than the huge impact than the huge numbers
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Speaker 6: rather of Christians. And I think it comes down to
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Speaker 6: whether you're a follower or a convert. Many of those
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Speaker 6: on the other side are converts. They had to change
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Speaker 6: something to be a trainee, right, They had to change
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Speaker 6: from natural to unnatural to participate in you know, men
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Speaker 6: lying down with other men or women laying down with
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Speaker 6: other women. So there's an actual conversion from natural to unnatural.
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Speaker 6: But when it comes to following Christ, you're just following him.
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Speaker 6: You're imitating him. You want to be with him, you
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Speaker 6: want to be like him, but you cannot be like
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Speaker 6: him until you are fully converted. And that is the
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Speaker 6: answer to my long held question what is the difference?
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Speaker 6: And I believe that as more people become more converted,
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Speaker 6: then they will be more impactful, both individually and Christians
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Speaker 6: as a whole on society. And thus, in my opinion,
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Speaker 6: when that happens, America can be great again because you
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Speaker 6: will be good again. It was the founding Fathers who warners, hey,
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Speaker 6: if you want America to be a great nation or
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Speaker 6: to maintain greatness, to continue to be, to improve, to
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Speaker 6: be a better place than most other places, to just live.
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Speaker 6: In order for that to happen and to be maintained,
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Speaker 6: the people have to be good, and you cannot be
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Speaker 6: truly good unless you are converted from the opposite of good. Now,
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Speaker 6: if you follow the CRUCIFII crucifixion story, you will find
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Speaker 6: that shortly after your shoe was arrested, all the disciples
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Speaker 6: deserted him. They scattered like little chickens in a barnyard.
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Speaker 6: Yet Peter, who was about to deny him, followed him
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Speaker 6: from afar to watch the action, sitting outside the palace
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Speaker 6: waiting for the verdict, where he proceeds to deny three
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Speaker 6: times that he knew the Lord. Matthew twenty six ends
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Speaker 6: with these words, and he went out and wept bitterly.
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Speaker 6: At least he had a conscience. He understood that, wow,
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Speaker 6: I was a coward two. And he didn't like that,
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Speaker 6: and that was the beauty of it. He didn't like it,
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Speaker 6: and thus he became converted. And after that Peter was
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Speaker 6: probably one of the most bold individuals when it comes
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Speaker 6: to spreading the gospel in the entire history of the
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Speaker 6: Gospel from that day forward. Now you know, the question
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Speaker 6: is I can ask myself, I can ask you, do
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Speaker 6: you follow Jesus or do we follow Jesus from Afar?
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Speaker 6: And we we bitterly over our denial of the Lord?
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Speaker 6: Are you broken hearted over the calloused condition of your heart?
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Speaker 6: Or the church in general repented of your coldheartedness towards
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Speaker 6: the unrepented sin masquerading as Christianity. Are you, as Paul alleged,
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Speaker 6: ashamed of the Gospel? Do you deny him before men?
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Speaker 6: And that It's a good logical question. And I'm only
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Speaker 6: bringing these things up because I think these are the
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Speaker 6: kinds of things that we need to do as converts
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Speaker 6: and followers of Jesus Christ, because we always have to
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Speaker 6: do a checkup, a self checkup. You know, we cannot
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Speaker 6: judge others until we first judge ourselves and then get
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Speaker 6: ourselves into a position where we can judge society and
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Speaker 6: impact society. And as God tells us to occupy till
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Speaker 6: He comes, we are not to be the wimpess americanus
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Speaker 6: apologetic as type Christians who run around saying, oh, I
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: But we're we're to occupy, which means we are to
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Speaker 6: be the light in whatever situation we find ourselves. If
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Speaker 6: you're not called to that, you leave it alone. But
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Speaker 2: Good, yep, welcome back.
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Speaker 6: This is a round Origs American Experience Faith Day edition
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Speaker 6: and our guest today is j R. Pastor from Hawaii,
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Speaker 2: How are you.
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Speaker 11: Good?
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Speaker 11: I've been said, I'm glad to be back. It's been
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Speaker 6: How you been, Oh, super duper man. I don't know
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Speaker 6: if you heard part of the first segment, but I
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Speaker 6: was talking about the difference between a follower and a
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Speaker 6: convert of Jesus Christ. And one of my questions that
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Speaker 6: I've had, and I want to apply this to you,
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Speaker 6: is you know that Christianity they are more Christians than
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Speaker 6: just about any other.
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Speaker 2: Doctrine on Earth.
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Speaker 6: You know, there's Catholics and then there's Christians, and you
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Speaker 6: know billions, right, And when you look at the United
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Speaker 6: States of America, those who call themselves Christians are still
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Speaker 6: the majority.
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Speaker 2: But yet we.
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Speaker 6: Find that people that are only making up maybe three
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Speaker 6: percent of the population seems to have so much more
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Speaker 6: authority in our country. And I just wanted to know,
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Speaker 6: if you agree with me, that maybe it's because while
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Speaker 6: many people come to Christ and they try to follow him,
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Speaker 6: but they're not fully converted, which prevents them from totally
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Speaker 6: being immersed in following the tenets of Christ and taking
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Speaker 6: up their rightful place in society to have an impulm pact,
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Speaker 6: or as the word says, to occupy till he comes.
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Speaker 2: What say you correct?
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Speaker 11: A lot of the people don't stand up for what
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Speaker 11: they're supposed to stand up, and they will be as
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Speaker 11: far as leaders go, they'll be a versus a leader
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Speaker 11: when the Bible says they're supposed to stand up and
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Speaker 11: be leaders and leadership and be disciples and converts and
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Speaker 11: moving in the direction towards a larned and a lot
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Speaker 11: of them don't with with the way society is now.
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Speaker 11: They've shut down society where you actually have to do
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Speaker 11: more of a tech scene and if you want to
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Speaker 11: complain about something, you've got to put it in writing
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Speaker 11: so they never have to hear the verbal part of
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Speaker 11: somebody rising up against certain parties.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, do you think that even if it means that
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Speaker 6: we would first face a bit of persecution, and the
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Speaker 6: persecution that we would face in the United States is
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Speaker 6: very lightweight compared to what we might face, let's say,
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Speaker 6: in places like even I'll say Spain, and definitely in
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Speaker 6: the Middle East, in parts of Africa, et cetera, et cetera,
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Speaker 6: et cetera. Do you think that the smart thing for
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Speaker 6: us to do is while we can, while we have
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Speaker 6: this window of opportunity, is to be even more bold
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Speaker 6: so that people will become once again used to us
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Speaker 6: being bold and not backing down, and in time we
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Speaker 6: would gain our respect back as a body of Christ
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Speaker 6: because this polite you know, be quiet, don't make waves
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Speaker 6: and all that that has not helped anything. In fact,
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Speaker 6: what it has done is made us look weaker and
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Speaker 6: to be easier targets and much more easy to be persecuted.
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Speaker 2: What say you, that's true?
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Speaker 11: A lot of the instead of being bold and standing
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Speaker 11: for what they're supposed to stand for. What happens is
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Speaker 11: they blend into the way society states that they're supposed
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Speaker 11: to act or be, and if they were to stand up,
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Speaker 11: you would have more. You know, it takes one to
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Speaker 11: stand end up. Like Gideon, He'll stand up and start
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Speaker 11: moving forward, and then the people will come and move forward.
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Speaker 11: But it will take Christians to be able to stand
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Speaker 11: up and do what is correct for others to follow.
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Speaker 6: Now, where you are in Kawaii one of the most
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Speaker 6: beautiful places on earth, is do you see that happening
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Speaker 6: where you are? Where people are becoming more converted and
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Speaker 6: more defined in their faith and therefore having more of
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Speaker 6: a positive impact on where you are.
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Speaker 11: For example, Yeah, we're seeing a lot of movement on
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Speaker 11: the Big Island of Hawaii, which would be the main
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Speaker 11: Hawaii island. When we look at the Kawaii Island and
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Speaker 11: the different districts of Assemblies of God or different districts
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Speaker 11: of churches, a lot of the churches have windled down
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Speaker 11: throughout the States. So Maui's smaller, Kawai is smaller Wahoo.
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Speaker 11: I went to a Wahoo on a sixty one anniversary.
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Speaker 11: You know, it was a pastor's meetings and we went
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Speaker 11: there and I looked at the numbers how much they dwindled.
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Speaker 11: But it has been just a boom of improvement with
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Speaker 11: people trying to.
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Speaker 12: Come to Christ.
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Speaker 11: So that's that has been a in an area where
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Speaker 11: we were trying to work towards is focusing on the
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Speaker 11: big island.
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Speaker 6: Now when when when people come to Christ, is there
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Speaker 6: an emphasis on making sure they understand how important, for example,
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Speaker 6: the Ten Commandments are the reason why I'm asking you
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Speaker 6: this is because in our country, most churches do not
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Speaker 6: teach about the Ten Commandments, just like in schools they
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Speaker 6: don't teach about the first ten amendments of our Constitution.
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Speaker 6: And both of those entities, by the way, are related
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Speaker 6: to each other. The Founding Fathers wrote them in a
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Speaker 6: way that they actually do mesh and fit tightly with
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Speaker 6: the ten Commandments. Is there do you notice a growing
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Speaker 6: or resurgence, let's say, for example, the teaching of the
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Speaker 6: Ten Commandments? Because I do assert that if we just
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Speaker 6: simply talk more on the ten Commandments and lived according
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Speaker 6: to those entities right there, just the ten Commandments, do
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Speaker 6: you know that ninety percent of the problems we witnessed
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Speaker 6: today on a large scale would be gone.
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Speaker 11: What say you, Yeah, definitely be reduced because they're trying
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Speaker 11: to follow, you know, being able to follow what's been
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Speaker 11: in place, what's our forefathers that put into place. Also,
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Speaker 11: you know it goes right along with that aspect now
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Speaker 11: on as we bring people to Christ. The Ten Commandments
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Speaker 11: is a pinnacle of what we do to be able
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Speaker 11: to walk people through because the Ten Commendments is very important.
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Speaker 11: And you know even with the structures and schools and praying,
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Speaker 11: not being able to be in school, so being able
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Speaker 11: to pray in schools. And I did talk with another
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Speaker 11: teacher who is an assistant pastor and he now has
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Speaker 11: a pair group of seventeen children in the mornings, and
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Speaker 11: you know, it's it's been on the on, it's been moving.
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Speaker 11: So you know, we definitely introduce the tink Momendments as
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Speaker 11: as our structure as we try and teach and walk
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Speaker 11: them into Christ so that the you know, we want
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Speaker 11: things to turn around in this in this world.
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Speaker 6: So yes, yeah, is that also done with the adults
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Speaker 6: when they come to Christ.
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Speaker 11: Yes, also that being that that is such an important thing,
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Speaker 11: that's the foundation of bringing somebody walking through the point
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Speaker 11: of repentance and showing them that the Tink Amendments is
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Speaker 11: where the standard and that sets the standard. So yes,
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Speaker 11: it's very important for them to see that. When we're
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Speaker 11: walking through.
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Speaker 2: Excellent.
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Speaker 6: We just have a short time here before we go
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Speaker 6: to the to the break, maybe a minute or two,
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Speaker 6: just one minute in fact, when we come back, I
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Speaker 6: want to talk to you maybe about some of the
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Speaker 6: things that have been going on in Hawaii and if
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Speaker 6: things are changing as far as the big fires that occurred,
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Speaker 6: are people getting back into their homes or rebuilding or so,
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Speaker 6: we want to touch on that and how the church
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Speaker 6: is impacting that situation, and about you know, even getting
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Speaker 6: involved in government and things of that nature, because I
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Speaker 6: think that people of the Light should be everywhere, including government.
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Speaker 6: But we're going to hold that until after the break
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Speaker 6: as we continue on this the Run Edwards American Experience
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Speaker 11: Oh yeah, well, thank you. Yeah. So we are now
29:43
Speaker 11: we've moved location. We are trying to establish also on
29:48
Speaker 11: Big Island. We moved location on Kawaii and we are
29:53
Speaker 11: now partnered up with you Turn for Christ, which is
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Speaker 11: an organization that helps people rehabilitate from drugs. And you
30:03
Speaker 11: turn for Christ then, so you turn a change over
30:05
Speaker 11: from the direction that you were heading in a complete
30:09
Speaker 11: u turn, turning around towards Jesus Christ. So we're kind
30:12
Speaker 11: of working with that organization and we've set up church
30:15
Speaker 11: in their areas and facilities, and we are also trying
30:21
Speaker 11: to see what we can establish on the Big Islands.
30:23
Speaker 11: So I fly out that way tomorrow not Tomorrow'm sorry,
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Speaker 11: on Sunday after service to be able to try to
30:32
Speaker 11: get a few more properties to see if we can
30:34
Speaker 11: actually get something established on the Big Island because right
30:37
Speaker 11: now it is established in Maui Awahu and on Koi.
30:42
Speaker 11: So and we're also trying to open up a girl's
30:44
Speaker 11: facility for the women that need help that come in.
30:48
Speaker 11: So that's so that's been exciting. So that's kind of
30:51
Speaker 11: what's been going on on our end.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's great, man.
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Speaker 6: So how how successful has it been? You said you're
30:59
Speaker 6: working with people ble that are you know, getting off
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Speaker 6: of their drug addiction. How is that program working.
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Speaker 11: It's been really good. You get people who come in.
31:09
Speaker 11: We've tried to make for the state of Hawaii. It's
31:11
Speaker 11: also you know, worldwide where they're they're they're in Mexico.
31:15
Speaker 11: They've got a group in Mexico. They have another U
31:18
Speaker 11: turn in California. We've sent people back and forth. The
31:21
Speaker 11: ones that have been came from California and and say
31:25
Speaker 11: that they'll thrive a little better in California area. We've
31:28
Speaker 11: got to be able to We're able to shift them
31:30
Speaker 11: up that way. Ones that want to come to Hawaii.
31:33
Speaker 11: We've also brought few here and the conversion rate is
31:40
Speaker 11: really good, and we try to make the Hawaii one
31:43
Speaker 11: here where it's affordable for Hawaii, you know, because if
31:47
Speaker 11: you're you know, rehabilitating or try to get rehabilitation somewhere,
31:51
Speaker 11: a lot of times the families cannot afford for you
31:55
Speaker 11: to be put into a rehabilitation program.
31:58
Speaker 2: Sorry.
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Speaker 11: And it's it's been a really really good outcome and
32:04
Speaker 11: we've got great success here. The success rates been really
32:07
Speaker 11: really well on the island of Kowai, which is iland.
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Speaker 11: I'mond I flew over to a Waffle recently and set
32:16
Speaker 11: up another facility in a Wahou for you turn. So
32:21
Speaker 11: so it's growing, so we're excited to see where it goes.
32:23
Speaker 11: And you know, and then we'll see what happens on
32:25
Speaker 11: the big island. So just trying to get established this way.
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Speaker 11: So it's been great, excellent.
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Speaker 2: Good good work, good good stuff.
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Speaker 6: Wanted to ask you too about how are things with
32:37
Speaker 6: folks who had lost their homes during that awful fire.
32:42
Speaker 6: You may not believe this, but you know, after the
32:43
Speaker 6: fire and everything, and right before the big fires in California,
32:50
Speaker 6: the governor of California traveled to your state to get
32:55
Speaker 6: instructions on how to get away with burning people off
32:59
Speaker 6: of their land and taking that land for whatever projects
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Speaker 6: that they and their fellow big wigs wanted to do.
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Speaker 6: And so I'd like to know what's been going on
33:10
Speaker 6: in Hawaii. Have people been able to rebuild or are
33:13
Speaker 6: they still kept off their land or have others take
33:15
Speaker 6: taken that land from them.
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Speaker 11: At this point, they're going to be rebuilt if the
33:21
Speaker 11: Hawaiian Insurance Commissions kind of paid up about three three
33:24
Speaker 11: billion dollars is what they stated, and that's kind of
33:28
Speaker 11: rough rough estimate from what they're saying. Also, and then
33:32
Speaker 11: you have where as far as the residents for rebuilding,
33:36
Speaker 11: the permits they've issued a bunch of permits has been
33:39
Speaker 11: issued for the actual rebuilds, you know, and we also
33:42
Speaker 11: got I'm not sure how many permits they actually put
33:47
Speaker 11: out that way, but they've been pushing on permits faster
33:51
Speaker 11: than any of the other islands because of the rebuild
33:53
Speaker 11: for the people. So I'm thinking that they're gaining back
33:56
Speaker 11: their land more than you know, the ones stayed and
34:00
Speaker 11: stuck with it and thought it out. Is the ones
34:03
Speaker 11: who's gaining back what they need to get to be rebuilt.
34:05
Speaker 11: They've done some commercial stuff. Permitting also issued. There is
34:09
Speaker 11: quite a bit of work there. We've been asked to
34:11
Speaker 11: go work on the island of Maui just to try
34:16
Speaker 11: and help out. So it's been it's been moving forward
34:20
Speaker 11: from what I'm hearing.
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Speaker 6: Okay, so a lot of the people were some of
34:26
Speaker 6: the people gave up though and moved to other islands.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, they gave up and they just sell the land
34:32
Speaker 11: or to just sit on it and then they'll just
34:34
Speaker 11: see what happens. And yeah, a lot of people's actually
34:36
Speaker 11: given up. And then the ones who's you know, longtime
34:39
Speaker 11: residence or they got big families there, you know, samilies
34:44
Speaker 11: will help them also. So that's the ones that's really
34:47
Speaker 11: trying to get things progressing and moving forward. I've got
34:50
Speaker 11: a friend who was He is from Maui, so he
34:53
Speaker 11: went back and forth a few times and you know,
34:56
Speaker 11: seeing the situation that was going on. He actually lives
34:59
Speaker 11: on the Big Island now, but he has family there
35:02
Speaker 11: who you know, suffered lost that way also, So you know,
35:06
Speaker 11: it just it kind of when when you're here in Hawaii,
35:09
Speaker 11: because everybody is so family orientated, it kind of hits
35:12
Speaker 11: all the way around.
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Speaker 9: Yeah.
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Speaker 11: So yeah, so praise God is moving forward from what
35:18
Speaker 11: we're hearing, and hopefully it continues in that direction.
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Speaker 6: Excellent. And how about businesses? Are small businesses? Are people
35:26
Speaker 6: opening up small businesses or is it just the large
35:29
Speaker 6: commercial enterprises that are moving in.
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Speaker 11: They started opening up, the permission was issued for a
35:35
Speaker 11: few of the smaller openings on that store front than
35:38
Speaker 11: the front street that way, so they did start the
35:41
Speaker 11: process and then people are building. We're building now. The
35:46
Speaker 11: little projects go up a lot quicker, so you know,
35:49
Speaker 11: they is the ones that's going out first. So the
35:52
Speaker 11: bigger ones, you know, they take a little length of
35:54
Speaker 11: time to get permitted and passed through, but they're moving.
35:59
Speaker 11: So you know, as long as it's moving, like I
36:02
Speaker 11: know on the Big Island, we have a waiting I've
36:04
Speaker 11: got a home. They're in planning now, and they take
36:09
Speaker 11: eight to nine months for a rebuild I mean not
36:14
Speaker 11: a rebuilt, but to approve your set of plans. But
36:18
Speaker 11: also when you finish getting your plans and you finish
36:22
Speaker 11: your home, you have to live in it for two
36:24
Speaker 11: years before you can actually come in and submit another
36:29
Speaker 11: another building permit to build another home. So I don't
36:33
Speaker 11: know what stipulations they're putting in Maui. But let's say
36:36
Speaker 11: you had one single family residence and then you also
36:39
Speaker 11: have an ohana home. You would only be able to
36:41
Speaker 11: put up that single family residence, live in it for
36:43
Speaker 11: two years, and then reapply for your additional o'hana home.
36:48
Speaker 11: So I'm not sure what stipulations they're putting there on Maui.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's crazy.
36:55
Speaker 6: I mean, if you could build one home and afford
36:58
Speaker 6: to or you want to build another, well, I don't
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Speaker 6: know why government needs to stop you and say, well,
37:04
Speaker 6: you can't for two years. I think that's kind of
37:07
Speaker 6: I don't know. To me, that's just uh more government
37:11
Speaker 6: regulations that are unneeded. But uh, you know, I guess
37:15
Speaker 6: that's if that's what the people choose, and that and
37:17
Speaker 6: they're satisfied with that. I guess, uh in that case,
37:21
Speaker 6: it's okay. But man, that just seems kind of a
37:26
Speaker 6: way to hold people back. It seems the way. Yeah,
37:30
Speaker 6: what say you?
37:31
Speaker 11: It's a democratic state, you know, and that's how they
37:34
Speaker 11: try and hold everything. The excuse has been I know,
37:37
Speaker 11: we'll ask why, and lawyers also asked why, and they're saying, oh,
37:40
Speaker 11: because we're so back backed up in our are you know,
37:45
Speaker 11: trying to service and and and issue permits and run
37:50
Speaker 11: the plans that come through the county and make sure
37:52
Speaker 11: that they're going in and out properly and making sure
37:54
Speaker 11: that everything is correct. And it takes us this length
37:57
Speaker 11: of time and we've got so many plans that we
38:01
Speaker 11: can't go thermal. So they give a two year period
38:04
Speaker 11: and yeah, and that is the total control of land
38:07
Speaker 11: building or being able to develop your location.
38:10
Speaker 17: Now.
38:10
Speaker 11: Of course, the sad part is that some of the
38:12
Speaker 11: people have had orant of homes for other their own
38:17
Speaker 11: families that live there because their families are so big.
38:19
Speaker 11: You know, here in Hawaii, we kind of live or
38:22
Speaker 11: there's a lot of us that live in one home,
38:25
Speaker 11: you know, affordability here is you know, it costs a
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Speaker 11: lot to live in Hawaii.
38:30
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's true. Yeah, it's very expensive. And I think
38:34
Speaker 6: a lot of that is driven by over taxation, and
38:37
Speaker 6: in order to pay your high taxes, everything else goes up.
38:40
Speaker 6: And it's just like a vicious circle, you know, and
38:45
Speaker 6: it's never ending circle. And I think the people need
38:49
Speaker 6: to break that cycle and start maybe voting in another
38:52
Speaker 6: direction and uh, you know, making demands for changes over there.
38:56
Speaker 6: But you know, all habits die hard, as they say,
39:00
Speaker 6: and so we continue to pray for things to get
39:03
Speaker 6: better over there. Like I said, it's one of the
39:05
Speaker 6: most beautiful places in the world. I'll never forget our
39:09
Speaker 6: time over there, but hopefully we can get over there
39:12
Speaker 6: to see you guys again. I mean it's you guys
39:16
Speaker 6: are wonderful folks, and we see the wonderful things that
39:19
Speaker 6: you guys do and continue to do as you're led
39:23
Speaker 6: by God and everything like that, and people like you
39:27
Speaker 6: that we need all over this country, not just in Hawaii.
39:31
Speaker 6: So I urge you guys to keep up the good work,
39:33
Speaker 6: keep up the faith, and continue to spread the gospel
39:37
Speaker 6: and converting folks.
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Speaker 11: Well, thank you, thank you, and thank you for all
39:42
Speaker 11: what you do, and it's been such a blessing and
39:45
Speaker 11: it's been a great thing. And I just you know,
39:48
Speaker 11: we're keeping in prayer of that more and more come
39:51
Speaker 11: towards the Lord, and you know, the conversion and keeping
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Speaker 11: them Bible aspect in the correct method, with with the
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Speaker 11: ten Commandments, and making sure that people do convert over
40:04
Speaker 11: just not as a follower of God, but also as
40:06
Speaker 11: a convert and being totally committed towards God and though
40:09
Speaker 11: and his what God expects for each Christian as we go,
40:15
Speaker 11: as we walk our walk, and that boldness to rise
40:18
Speaker 11: up within the people, you know, to be able to
40:21
Speaker 11: get into the politics side and to be able to
40:24
Speaker 11: dictate certain things that go on. So I'm excited to
40:27
Speaker 11: see where it goes. The way things are moving in
40:29
Speaker 11: this world, there's a lot going on, and praise God
40:32
Speaker 11: that we will hopefully everybody stands together can be able
40:37
Speaker 11: to move in the right direction. I'm really praying for
40:40
Speaker 11: the Big Island because that's got such a hunger for
40:42
Speaker 11: God in that area and we've been back and forth
40:48
Speaker 11: that way, ministering the people and trying to pull put
40:51
Speaker 11: and towards the Lord. So Amen, thank you, thank you.
40:54
Speaker 6: Amen, Thank you, and we'll keep praying for you guys
40:57
Speaker 6: and wishing God will to always be exercised over there
41:02
Speaker 6: for the betterment of yourselves and the people of Hawaii.
41:05
Speaker 6: And godspeed to you and your family. Tell them all
41:09
Speaker 6: we said hi and hello and God bless you all.
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Speaker 11: Thank you so much, and bless you guys also, thank you.
41:17
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Speaker 6: and what impact they are to have on our lives,
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Speaker 6: if any at all. Why would I want people that
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Speaker 6: are of darkness in control role of everything that will
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Speaker 6: have a direct impact upon myself and my family. That
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Speaker 6: doesn't make sense to allow it to happen just willy nilly,
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Speaker 6: we'll get well, we'll just pray about it and just
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Speaker 6: pray pray to all protect us. Yes, we do pray
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Speaker 6: for its protection, but at the same time we also
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Speaker 6: pray for something else. Oh wait a minute, it's called wisdom. Yeah,
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Speaker 6: he gives that out in spades. All you have to
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Speaker 6: do is ask for it. And wisdom is supposed to impact.
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Speaker 6: We are to utilize his wisdom to impact every facet
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Speaker 6: of life. You know, our ancestors believe that connections to land, community, faith, tradition,
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Speaker 6: and family were central to life. And that angered That
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Speaker 6: angered people like Karl Marx, that infuriated John Dewey, that
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Speaker 6: drove Ho Chee Men mouse Tung and even Lyndon Johnson
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Speaker 6: to nutsville, because they all have one thing in common,
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Speaker 6: you and I being under the boot heel of an
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Speaker 6: evil entity. Yeah. And they think that by developing these
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Speaker 6: these particular high tech computer based operations and data centers
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Speaker 6: and robots and things that they're they're they're coming online with,
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Speaker 6: it's all about eventually to control you and I. And
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Speaker 6: they were telling us these things throughout the years in
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Speaker 6: movies like I Robot. If you remember that, if you
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Speaker 6: haven't seen it, you might want to google it up
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Speaker 6: and go find it and take a look, take a gander.
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Speaker 6: Many movies were telling us in our face what they
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Speaker 6: were doing and what they wanted to bring forth. Yep,
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Speaker 6: But we took it as entertainment. Ooh lookie, look, oh man,
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Speaker 6: look at that. And we were fascinated by these possibilities.
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Speaker 6: But here we are, and they're more than just a possibility. Well,
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Speaker 6: something else that people of the left are doing because
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Speaker 6: we want to run around and say, well, I can't,
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Speaker 6: we shouldn't be called a car. And when people had
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Speaker 6: that mindset, guess what that spills over into everything else.
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Speaker 6: Here's an example. There's a project where folks are planning
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Speaker 6: to release sixty four million bacteria infected mosquitoes. Now, the
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Speaker 6: Bible talks about end time plagues. Well, Google's debug project
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Speaker 6: is moving forward with plans to release sixty four million
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Speaker 6: bacteria infected mosquitos sixteen million per year across California and
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Speaker 6: Florida over the next two years. These male mosquitos carry
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Speaker 6: Walpia wabakia waalbakia bacteria intended to mate with wild females
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Speaker 6: and make their offspring non viable, crashing local populations. Now,
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Speaker 6: in my humble opinion, this is a reckless, large scale
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Speaker 6: open air biological experiment conducted on the American public in
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Speaker 6: the long run without meaningful consent local communities get no
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Speaker 6: real vote. Once released, these engineered insects cannot be recalled
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Speaker 6: if unattended consequences emerge, including ecological disruption, impacts on other species,
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Speaker 6: or unknown effects on human health. What if some of
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Speaker 6: those suckers land on humans and sting them, what's going
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Speaker 6: to happen? This is not responsible innovation in my humble opinion.
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Speaker 6: It is treating we the people like lab rats while
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Speaker 6: playing god with your environment, your children, your pets in
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Speaker 6: your neighborhood. Similar mosquito releases have been tried before with
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Speaker 6: very poor and harmful results. Man, this is crazy work here,
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Speaker 6: and guess who pays for it? You know who pays
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Speaker 6: for it? Come on now, yeah, that's it. Ah, you're
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Speaker 6: right us taxpayers. You know, they try to act like
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Speaker 6: we don't know nothing got that mixed up and they're
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Speaker 6: too stupid to care.
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Speaker 2: But some of us do.
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Speaker 6: In Burkina, Fossil twenty twenty six, nih US tax dollars
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Speaker 6: and Bill Gates funded project released genetically modified mosquitos designed
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Speaker 6: to overwrite wild DNA across generations. Once released, there's no
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Speaker 6: way to recall them.
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Speaker 2: Awful stage right, Oh.
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Speaker 6: I'm gonna have to beat that clock up anyway, now
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Speaker 6: that I see that my time as a thank you
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Speaker 6: so much for your time, and as I always say,
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Speaker 6: at this time, remember to pray for your nation, pray
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Speaker 6: for your family, your friends, and even your enemy said
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Speaker 6: they get a right before it's too late. I'm not
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Speaker 6: Edwards reminding you to treat others the same way you
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Speaker 6: want to be treated. Until next time, my friends, keep
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Speaker 6: the faith. I'm Ron Edwards, Excelsior, your.
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Speaker 2: Bless me the.
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Speaker 17: Way everyone, because.
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Speaker 6: I'm now.
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Speaker 4: Jello, the body with balls.
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Speaker 8: What's the ninety falls