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We Get To Do This - Doomsday Detox · WGKM

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  Father, we honor you. We bless you. That is our
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  heart for you and toward you. We want to be a
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  blessing to you. Lord, as we step into this today,
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  we get to do this. This podcast, we're excited
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  about it. We have a lot to say. There's a lot
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  going on in the world today, and I'm asking,
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  we are asking for your guidance. We're asking,
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  Lord, that the words of our mouth and the words
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  that come out of our heart would be pleasing
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  to you and honoring to you. Thank you for our
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  listeners, our friends, the Get To Nation, the
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  doers. We're so grateful to walk with them and
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  just build this community and build this relationship.
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  We've dedicated all to you. We can literally
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  give it to you in Jesus' name. Amen. Amen. It's
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  Wednesday, October 28th, 2026. We get to do this.
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  This is episode number 56. Well, you ho you ho
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  get to nation all the believers and Christ curious
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  a big hallelujah to you Welcome to episode 56
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  if we get to do this pastor Jimmy Adam Curry
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  here and I got to start by saying do you know
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  Doug Huffines? That name is very familiar. You
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  you probably saw him on your ballot if you voted
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  early. Yes. Yes running for Controller of the
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  state of Texas. I think he actually is the interim
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  comptroller, I believe it is, which means he
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  takes care of all the money. I saw him speak
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  at an event about a year ago. Really impressed.
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  He's taking no salary. He's built big businesses.
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  Doug, stop texting me. I voted for you, okay?
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  Stop texting me. He's blowing your phone up.
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  It's like, hi, I'm Doug. Literally as we walked
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  out of the polling place, they're like, Doug,
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  we just voted, okay? Well, he didn't realize
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  you went early. You should have wrote him back
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  and just said, hey, I'm here early, it's done.
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  It is, it is. And then he'll stop texting you.
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  The text messages is just, it's crazy. I don't
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  get any of that stuff. You don't get any? I get
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  none. Hallelujah. Well, you also, you guys changed
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  phone numbers about three years ago. That is
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  true. You know, cause I'm getting stuff. I cut
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  a lot of stuff out. Of course. I'm getting stuff
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  like, Tina, like how did that even happen? She's
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  been using my phone number for filling out things.
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  Just let Adam deal with it. Oh brother, how you
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  doing? Man, I am better than I deserve. I'm just
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  happy to be sitting in this seat today. I've
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  got to tell you, I had a funky day yesterday.
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  I'll just give you the short version. I had to
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  go to the insurance agents and apply for Medicaid.
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  Yeah, and I had no idea how that would land with
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  me. Yeah, and it was tough I don't know why I
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  walked out at office fine, you know and in the
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  next hour I just went down a dark hole Well,
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  it was bizarre because you know an age thing.
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  Well, yeah an age thing It's just the real realization
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  that I'm hitting into a new season of life I'm
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  as healthy as I've ever been. I'm eating as good
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  as I've ever eaten. I'm in a good place Yeah,
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  but yet For whatever reason, I just want to be
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  real. Because when we're talking to people, I
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  don't ever want people to think we're like some
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  larger than life. We're just dudes, right? We're
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  doing it just like everybody else. No kidding.
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  I don't know if that's ever hit anybody else.
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  I know we've got a lot of listeners that probably
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  have crossed that milestone. And I'd be curious
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  to see if that was a hard day for them. Oh, that's
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  interesting. Tina is coming up on that moment.
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  And I actually had lunch with Mike Colbert from
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  Get2Nation. Oh, one of our dear. Dear friends,
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  you know he had to redo his stuff. Oh, he's an
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  octogenarian. Oh, okay He actually said, you
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  know, I just asked my robot muse to do it and
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  he said I had no idea all the Robot asked me
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  questions and I gave it answers and it said here's
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  what you need Wow, that's amazing. I had my own
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  experience I have to renew my passport and I
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  even though it expires in March Ten years ago
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  when my sister turned 50 I think it was 10 years
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  ago. I went to the airport, I was going to go
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  visit her in Holland, and the boarding pass wouldn't
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  print out. So what's going on? Oh, I can't figure
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  it out. And it turns out, well, your passport
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  expires in less than six months, so you're not
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  allowed into the country. Whoa. I'm like... And
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  therefore, you know, the boarding pass was blocking.
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  This is, this is crazy. It's still valid. Well,
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  you know, you might want to stay or something
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  like that. I'm like, Oh, wow. Yeah. I remember
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  calling like contact, you know, I had embassies
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  and ambassadors and consulates and they said,
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  you know, we'll do anything for you, but it's
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  up to the Dutch government and they just won't
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  have it. So I didn't know that was a thing like
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  that. So I said to the robot, I need to renew
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  it. And the robot says, sure. Let me just grab
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  the form. Just give me this information. Has
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  anything else changed here? The only thing I
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  can't do, I can't fill out your social security
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  number, but now you pop into the browser, you
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  fill it in yourself, and then it gave me the
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  PDF. I printed it right from my phone. Very nice.
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  Because I am a procrastinator, brother, when
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  it comes to stuff like this. But I want to go
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  visit our granddaughter. But we're both married
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  to non -procrastinators. Tina's given up on me
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  in that regard. She's just like, well, I guess
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  you're not going to go to see your granddaughter.
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  The keeper's not keeping you on that one. And
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  then I said, look, I did it. Look, the robot
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  helped me do it. He's like, yeah, after two months.
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  Yeah, one of these days, I'll shine my boots
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  too, because that's how a robot can do that for
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  me. Well, I did not have the robot do this, because
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  we just used an insurance agent who Russ uses.
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  Yeah, Pastor Russ. She's amazing, by the way.
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  She's super cool, super chill. She had it. She
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  just said, Hey, you're good with your phone.
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  You go ahead and do it. So I did it right there.
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  So it wasn't a big deal as far as putting in
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  the information. It wasn't that much actually,
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  but we get home, I'm feeling a little weird and
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  I'm going, what is wrong with me? Cause I had
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  a great day yesterday. So I'm like, what is going
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  on? Am I depressed? What? You know, I just don't,
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  that don't go down the road. And then Annette
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  asked me something and I didn't hear her and
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  she got fired up. She just got mad. She said,
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  you don't have your ears in. And that was like,
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  that landed like triple hard. Well, isn't this
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  interesting? So I got piled on. I've had problems
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  with my, this old man talk here on the show.
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  I know for real. Holy geez. I've had problems
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  with my right ear, which is the ear that faces
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  Tina the most, certainly if we're sitting on
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  the couch. And I've had to turn it up to 12 by
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  the end of the day, which is, you know, it goes
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  past 11, it goes to 12. But I noticed it. I'm
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  sorry. And then at a certain point, she just
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  broke. She's like, I have to tell you everything
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  three times. You have to understand, there's
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  something really going on with my ear. And I
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  said, I don't want to not ask you. Right, exactly.
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  I'm going to have to go through a new pre -training,
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  I think, with the company. Yeah, they're good
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  about that. Remember, I had to do that. I had
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  to get a new baseline. Yeah, super cool. It's
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  so weird how that landed with me though. So I
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  went to, I had to really fight through it. And
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  Annette was like, are you mad at me? And I'm
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  like, it's a very little to do with you. This
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  is something I can't even explain it because
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  I couldn't in the moment. Is that an enemy attack
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  you feel? I think it's both. I think, you know,
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  the enemy leverages our own emotions. Look at
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  this guy. He's upset. Oh, he's feeling bad about
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  his age. All right, let's, I'm just going to
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  make his wife not hear him. You know, those things
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  happen. Those are natural things, but I didn't
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  have my ears in. So then I felt bad about not
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  having my ears. You know, it's just one thing
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  after another, like a domino effect. And so I
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  went and put my ears in and put them on like
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  uber loud so I wasn't going to miss anything.
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  And then when we were getting ready for bed,
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  we were chatting finally. I was fine. I kind
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  of came out of it and we were just getting ready
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  and she said, Oh, you have your ears in? I said,
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  yeah, of course. I had them in the whole time.
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  Of course I have them in. Why wouldn't I? Oh
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  man. Just one of those days. So I woke up just
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  in a great, I woke up today super good and just
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  going, wow, that was, that was weird. Short lived
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  though. You know, we're talking a few hours.
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  But it was definitely real. Well, because you
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  didn't send me an end -of -day text. I'm like,
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  I got to send Pastor Jimmy something here. I
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  thought I hit you up last night. No, I did. I
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  hit you back. No, you hit me back, but normally
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  you're the one like, how was your day? Oh, yeah,
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  yeah. We're like an old married couple. I know.
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  For real. Don't talk to me right now. I'm in
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  a bad mood. Have a good day. You got some good
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  news for us? You got like a report? Yeah, man.
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  Good things happening around. Yeah, everybody.
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  Awesomeness. All right, so here's the thing.
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  I defined revival last week. It's important to
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  know revival is when God awakens His church.
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  Spiritual awakening is when God awakens the culture.
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  Everything outside the box, so to speak. So this
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  is what's happening. Christian college in the
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  cornfield is booming. Listen to this. This is
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  cool. Enrollment has more than doubled in recent
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  years, but school leaders say the real success
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  goes beyond the numbers. students are choosing
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  a campus where faith is unapologetically embraced,
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  Jesus remains at the center, and spiritual growth
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  is woven into everyday life. At a time when many
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  young people are searching for truth and purpose,
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  Taylor University, their commitment to biblical
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  convictions, is helping foster a new generation
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  of Christian leaders grounded in God's Word.
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  I love this. These schools are starting to blow
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  up. Taylor University's student praises God for
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  that school. God's showing up in colleges right
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  now, in Christian colleges that are holding the
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  line, that are being true to the Word and integrity,
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  not caving into culture, not moving with the
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  blowing winds of culture. They're beginning to
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  thrive. They're beginning to grow. Pretty exciting
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  stuff. Here's one, Run with Christ, a Gen Z run
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  club grows into a revival movement. Listen to
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  that. Man, I'm going, boy, I'm not that committed
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  to running, but I love Jesus, but no, I don't
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  want to run. A Gen Z led group called Run with
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  Christ has become the latest touch point for
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  the spiritual revival in America. What started
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  in Columbus, Ohio on 24 is now more than 80 cities
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  nationwide in five countries. Each week, tens
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  of thousands of young people gather together
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  to run, to worship, and to hear the gospel in
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  cities all over the world. Here's a quote, what
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  we thought would be a cool little community where
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  we did a devotional beforehand and then we ran
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  together ended up turning into hundreds of people
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  gathering on a Saturday morning. And we saw people
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  just getting saved, getting prayed for. and getting
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  plugged into the local church. It's wild. I've
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  been thinking about this a lot, and it's so obvious.
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  I think only because I'm old now, but I step
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  back and I say, what does every young person
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  want, particularly when they're feeling awkward
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  and weird and socially awkward? They want to
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  belong to a group. Right. And so this is how
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  the enemy has preyed on them for so long, certainly
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  in the last 10, 15 years, like, well, I'm awkward
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  too, you know, look at me, I've got piercings
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  and I'm doing this and I'm into this kind of
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  stuff. But kids just want kindness and want to
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  belong. coming to Christ much, much later in
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  life. The belonging that I feel, because we've
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  talked about this, I've never had any guy friends.
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  I wouldn't hang out with guys. I'm like the opposite
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  of like a testosterone type guy. and but we have
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  our men's breakfast and you know just the vulnerability
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  and being able to talk and I think this is what
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  is attracting young people it's like well this
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  is actually a pretty good group and I feel nice
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  and normal and phones go face down and this is
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  what's happening and maybe it's because of all
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  of this connectivity and all the stuff that is
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  possible, that is driving everybody up the wall
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  to a certain degree, that they're finding peace
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  in it. And what a win it is, man. It is. People
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  need connection, right? Yeah. So we had a friend...
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  Because it's protection. Absolutely. Connection
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  is protection. We had a friend come to church
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  with us this Sunday. She's been big in the carnivore
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  space. She has a big podcast and influencer type
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  thing. And she's a young girl. Her name is Lauren.
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  She's from Austin. She grew up born and raised
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  in Denver, Colorado, and then moved to Austin.
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  And so she is Christ curious. She's exploring
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  Christianity, exploring faith. We've been to
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  several, a couple of events with her and we just
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  were drawn together. Her, me and Annette and
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  her just connected, you know, and we just really
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  were like, this is a really, really neat young
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  lady. And so she had said at this thing, we're
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  doing a carnivore thing where we spoke and then
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  we went to a VIP dinner and she sat with us and
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  she said, I'd love to come to your church sometime
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  because she lives in Austin down the street in
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  Texas. So she came this Sunday, we had her in
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  second service and you know, it was so cool because
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  one of the comments she kept making, which I
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  really appreciate because it's what I value.
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  She said, this community is amazing. Y 'all have
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  connection. She's the word community. Y 'all
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  have community here. She said, we don't have
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  that in Austin, hardly. She's at least in her
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  circles. And she said, it's just so neat because
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  we went to Backwoods Barbecue after church. Half
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  our church is there, right? It's like third service.
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  Yeah, exactly. And so, you know, people were
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  we were going over and saying hi to people. People
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  were coming by saying hi. Brian and Naomi were
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  there and they came over and it was just one
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  of those beautiful Stars Hollow moments, right?
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  You know, where you just go. This is the beauty
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  of being in a smaller town, is that community
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  is a higher value here. Well, and I think that
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  even in a large town, a church can be a smaller
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  type. Absolutely. It was the reason why Gilmore
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  Girls was so successful. People want that kind
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  of community, small town, and it's available
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  to you. You should read this book. So listen
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  to this. Anyway, that's such a beautiful thing.
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  And we got to witness that. And then Gen Z, you
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  know, that, that. They're looking for connections.
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  Is she Gen Z? Is she millennial maybe? I wouldn't
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  know her number. I don't know. She's probably
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  in her early thirties, I think. Millennial likely.
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  Yeah. Yeah. But so, but that's what she's drawn
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  to that. And so she says she's going to try to
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  get over here more often, start bringing friends.
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  So come on, Lauren. We adopted her. She's family
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  for us now. And so anyway, she may be listening
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  to this podcast. We love you, Lauren. Come see
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  us again. So I got a couple more things. JD Vance,
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  this made headlines. Very interesting that this
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  actually was a big deal. JD Vance paused his
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  rally to pray after supporter falls sick behind
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  him. Do you hear about this? Oh no, I missed
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  this. This is so cool. During his speech at a
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  rally in Nebraska, U .S. Vice President JD Vance
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  paused his speech to pray for an attendee who
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  suddenly fell ill and dropped to the floor within
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  the crowd behind the speaker stage. After pausing
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  in prayer, Vance went into the crowd to personally
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  check on the attendee and pray for the attendee's
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  recovery. Wow. How cool is that? We need more
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  of that. I'll always remember when we were in
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  Nashville and we were having dinner at the Gaylord
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  in the biodome and someone was, we didn't know
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  what was happening, but it turns out he was choking
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  and people are rushing over and they're, you
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  know, they're figuring out what's going on, doing
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  the Heimlich. And within seconds, You were like
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  praying. You were praying for him right there.
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  First responder, man. That's what I call you.
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  It's like, wow, how come I should be doing this?
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  That's exactly the right move. That's the right
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  move. I'm happy JD Vance did that. Isn't that
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  just great? You know, and it's not, I'm not just
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  bragging on JD, although that is amazing. I'm
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  not just saying it's not a MAGA moment. This
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  is a kingdom moment. This is a guy who's new
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  to Christ. He's really embraced his faith. Clearly.
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  And growing in it. And for him to say, to be
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  his response. And that's not, you know, it's
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  like that can't be performative. That is in you
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  and you're doing it because that's the first
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  thing you think of. That is beautiful. And you
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  know, he credits his really coming back to Christ
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  to Charlie Kirk. Yep. And so anyway, kudos to
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  JD. Fantastic. I wish all. public servants, that
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  would be their first response. Here's a couple
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  of other things that are happening. This is from
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  a report, it's called Baptize the World as the
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  Organization, where they report more than 71
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  ,000 baptisms through over 1 ,600 churches in
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  49 nations over 36 months. So that's just one
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  of those scorecards that makes you go, wow. And
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  then last one, this is one Mozambique, which
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  is very can be a very dark place on the planet.
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  There's a great ministry there that talks about
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  what they've been up against there. But listen
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  to this. In Maputo, Mozambique organizers reported
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  that more than 3 ,000 people were baptized on
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  the beach. The effort is a Brazilian street pastor
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  mission, working with local churches. And, you
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  know, just things like this are happening all
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  over the world right now, and they need to be
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  celebrated and recognized. And I also get excited
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  about the small church in Mississippi that baptizes
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  20 people or 16 or whatever. It's not the numbers
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  I'm excited about. I'm excited that it's happening
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  all over the world. And so that's today's revival
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  report. During the week, I've just played that
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  just for my own yucks. I just need to hear that
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  right now. That's so good. Love it. I have a
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  question for you and I got a couple of other
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  things. Small group, life group, there are a
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  whole bunch of different words that I'm hearing.
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  In general, I understand that people get together,
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  they want to have a smaller group, they want
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  to do a Bible study or maybe just talk, and these
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  come and go, these sprout. But when I hear these
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  terms, and as a new believer, I'm like, okay,
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  so small group, I get it. It's literally a small
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  group. But then you have a life group. I mean,
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  is there a difference or is it just different
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  terms for the same thing? Different terms for
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  the same thing. We call ours connect groups because
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  connection is protection, right? We just want
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  to use the most obvious word because that's what
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  it is. So it's people that get together and they'll
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  do them for different reasons. Like we've got
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  a prayer group that meets on Saturday morning
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  of men. It's a big group of men. They come together
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  to pray. We've got a men's group that meets on
• 19:35
  Thursday night. There could be 30, 40, 50 people
• 19:38
  there at that one. That's the truck and guns
• 19:40
  group. Yeah, that's Garrett's group. By the way,
• 19:46
  these are organic. These are not organized. We're
• 19:48
  not trying to make these into official groups.
• 19:50
  The only organization is a time and a place.
• 19:53
  That's it. We just say, go get them. More power
• 19:55
  to you. Again, back to this community thing.
• 19:58
  It's so critical in a digital age to be able
• 20:02
  to sit knee -to -knee with people and have a
• 20:03
  conversation. Yes. And I think more and more
• 20:07
  people are figuring it out. Like I'm not feeling
• 20:10
  good from this connection I have on Facebook
• 20:12
  or these groups. It leaves you unfulfilled. I
• 20:19
  want to call out, shout out my buddy Jonathan.
• 20:25
  He's a software developer. He does it professionally,
• 20:28
  but as a hobby, he created this small website
• 20:35
  of tools and their apps, applications for your
• 20:39
  desktop, for your phone. And it's at NK, November
• 20:44
  Kilo, nk .tools. And he literally will build
• 20:48
  something for one person if he feels that there's
• 20:51
  a need for that one. And so I was working with
• 20:53
  him months ago on an audio editor. And because
• 20:57
  I felt like there was nothing really did it exactly.
• 21:00
  This is before I was able to code my own stuff
• 21:03
  with with robots. And so we probably went through
• 21:07
  20, 25 different versions. I'd feed back to him.
• 21:10
  He's a believer. I got that pretty quick. He
• 21:13
  came to me through No Agenda Show. He also listens
• 21:17
  to We Get To Do This, and I'll talk about that
• 21:19
  in a moment. And he said, hey, I just want you
• 21:23
  to know I created a new app called Lamplighter.
• 21:25
  I'm looking at it right now. Yeah. It is an app
• 21:28
  that is meant to be able to be brought into countries
• 21:32
  where Christianity is illegal or a problem and
• 21:36
  you can literally smuggle it in on Devices looking
• 21:40
  at something else and you install it and it is
• 21:42
  a Bible app and I mean I'm like, oh, yeah, cuz
• 21:45
  I test this stuff like holy mackerel This is
• 21:48
  so good though, you know I'm not one for reading
• 21:51
  books very easily on a on a phone or anything.
• 21:54
  It just I don't know that it's the colors whatever
• 21:57
  it is never really worked for me the minute I
• 22:00
  opened this one up and it's also the I never
• 22:10
  read this translation. Really felt comfortable
• 22:13
  right away. The spacing and everything, but he
• 22:16
  also has it in every language imaginable. You
• 22:20
  know, you get all those characters like, well,
• 22:22
  that's probably Chinese, Korean, you know, there's
• 22:25
  all these different ones. It's an amazing, amazing
• 22:28
  app and it's free. This is so cool. I'm just
• 22:31
  scrolling through here. So he's working on another
• 22:34
  one because I just want to read this. He says,
• 22:37
  I just listened to the latest we get to do this.
• 22:40
  In fact, actually, the subject line was, holy
• 22:43
  cow. And the conversation about prayer warriors
• 22:46
  organizing prayers and praying for people anywhere
• 22:48
  in the world gave me goosebumps. I just started
• 22:52
  building Breach. a collective prayer app for
• 22:55
  worldwide spiritual warfare, because we were
• 22:58
  talking about Ephesians. God's providence is
• 23:01
  amazing, sovereignly leading different people
• 23:03
  towards one cohesive purpose. It comes from Ephesians
• 23:07
  6 verse 12. Of course, we wrestle not against
• 23:09
  flesh and blood, but against principalities and
• 23:11
  powers. We know the passage about the armor of
• 23:14
  God, but I think we often stop too soon. We read
• 23:17
  about getting ready for the battle, and then
• 23:19
  we miss what follows. praying always with all
• 23:23
  prayer and supplication in the Spirit and watching
• 23:26
  thereunto with all perseverance and supplication
• 23:29
  for all saints." It's King James Version, obviously.
• 23:31
  Be alert, keep praying, that's the battle, that's
• 23:34
  the warfare. So the name Breach, this app and
• 23:37
  it'll be out soon, comes from Jesus' promise
• 23:40
  about His church, the gates of hell shall not
• 23:42
  prevail against it. That's Matthew 16. As far
• 23:45
  as I know, the gates don't march. Let's take
• 23:47
  the battle to the gates of hell together in prayer.
• 23:51
  Hearing you discuss this just as I'm beginning
• 23:53
  the app was something I had to share. And I'm
• 23:55
  excited for this app because you'll be able to
• 23:57
  connect to other people and be able to pray,
• 24:01
  you know, really get into spiritual battle with
• 24:04
  your brothers and sisters. And I'm excited about
• 24:06
  this. I'm very excited about this. I've been
• 24:08
  looking All these apps are very individual. You
• 24:13
  can share and it has 5 ,000 images of the scripture
• 24:17
  of the day. He's a smart dude. He makes amazing
• 24:21
  apps. It's again, nk .tools. I'm sure it's going
• 24:25
  to be something very interesting how you can
• 24:27
  do this together. What I love is I'm looking
• 24:30
  at this. I've scrolled on down and you can choose
• 24:32
  a game disguise. You can hide it. This is brilliant
• 24:38
  for countries where the scripture would not be.
• 24:42
  It needs to be cloaked. Exactly. It looks just
• 24:45
  like a game and then you open it up and it's
• 24:47
  your Bible app. What's his name again? Jonathan.
• 24:50
  Jonathan, thank you for what you're doing, brother.
• 24:52
  I'm excited to see, dive into this a little bit.
• 24:55
  Now I'm noticing Android, will it work on? First
• 25:01
  of all, Android is prevalent around the world
• 25:05
  because it's cheap. If you're talking about Africa,
• 25:07
  you're talking about most people in Asia, the
• 25:12
  Far East, Android is just the operating system.
• 25:15
  And Android, you can do what's called the side
• 25:18
  loads. You can literally take this app, you can
• 25:20
  just put it on your phone, you have to download
• 25:22
  it for an app store, and it'll just work. You
• 25:26
  know, this is the kind of the downside of the
• 25:29
  Apple system That you can't just you know, you're
• 25:32
  not in control of it. They like to control the
• 25:34
  right, right But Android phones are very cheaply
• 25:38
  available. So you could even you know bring you
• 25:41
  can get a $20 Android phone and you could give
• 25:45
  people the phone. Oh, what's this? Oh, it's a
• 25:47
  nice game on the, on this phone. There's so many
• 25:49
  different ways to, but also desktops. I mean,
• 25:51
  it works for windows, works for, for Mac. It
• 25:54
  works for Linux. I mean, every single, every
• 25:56
  single operating system. What a great idea, man.
• 25:59
  Kudos to him. I mean, seriously, this is great.
• 26:03
  And he is part of Get To Nation. This is what
• 26:06
  we're building. I'm excited about seeing his
• 26:08
  prayer app as he begins to develop that and roll
• 26:12
  it out. I'm very excited about that. There was
• 26:14
  a scripture that I was meaning to bring up. See
• 26:18
  if I can find it here. And it kind of, yeah,
• 26:22
  here it is. Philippians 4 .9. Keep putting into
• 26:29
  practice all you learned and received from me
• 26:31
  everything you heard from me and saw me doing
• 26:33
  then the God of Peace will be with you The point
• 26:39
  being In relation to this app your journey as
• 26:45
  a Christian Doesn't doesn't you don't have to
• 26:48
  do it alone. Yes, you know you you and in fact
• 26:51
  It's probably better if you do it with others
• 26:53
  with someone else absolutely Tina and I were
• 26:55
  so fortunate for this to happen to us at the
• 26:58
  same time because, you know, we're sharing it
• 27:01
  in the Word together all day long. But for other
• 27:06
  people, you know, you'd be amazed. You find a
• 27:10
  small group or, you know, you don't just have
• 27:12
  to go to church and sit there and listen to the
• 27:14
  pastor and go home and struggle through understanding
• 27:17
  all this stuff. And we're kind of we're kind
• 27:20
  of built to do it together and the cool thing
• 27:23
  about being a believer It's like this decoder
• 27:25
  ring man. It's like you get it in the bottom
• 27:27
  of the cracker Jack's box You put it on and you
• 27:30
  decloak to somebody like yeah, I'm a believer.
• 27:32
  You know, I wear it on my chest You know, I love
• 27:34
  wearing them. What do I have on today iron sharpens?
• 27:36
  I write and people will just randomly go. Hey
• 27:40
  brother Mm -hmm. I love your t -shirt and that's
• 27:43
  like how are you doing brother? You know before
• 27:45
  you know you can it's you can have a whole conversation
• 27:47
  and luckily in in America and most of the West
• 27:51
  You know you can talk openly about that But you
• 27:54
  that's it's so easy to make friends. It is easy
• 27:58
  to get a career already family Yes, if you meet
• 28:00
  another believer they doesn't matter where they're
• 28:03
  from. Mm -hmm You immediately connect like you're
• 28:05
  there. I'll be driving through the line at a
• 28:07
  at a water burger and a precious beautiful black
• 28:11
  lady will wait on me and she'll say, well, that's
• 28:13
  awesome, honey. I said, ma 'am, you have a blessed
• 28:15
  day. And she said, you too, brother. And I'll
• 28:18
  say, I'm too blessed to be stressed. She said,
• 28:20
  you better stay on that. I mean, it's just like
• 28:22
  automatic, we're family. And I love that. I love
• 28:26
  meeting believers. I'll see guys at the gym with
• 28:29
  a Christian shirt on or three nails. I'll walk
• 28:33
  over, I love the shirt, man. I'm with you. And
• 28:36
  it's just that thing of, connection. I love that
• 28:40
  you're bringing this up because discipleship
• 28:44
  for Jesus, it tended to happen in groups. He
• 28:47
  would have his twelve or he'd have his inner
• 28:49
  three. He'd have the kind of concentric circles,
• 28:53
  but it always happened with other people. It's
• 28:55
  not just America, but the world in general has
• 28:58
  grown so individualistic. All the self -help
• 29:03
  stuff is about you, your truth. You speak your
• 29:07
  truth, your language, your knowledge. It's all
• 29:09
  about me, me, me, me, me. And then Christianity
• 29:12
  is all about us, us, us, us, us, and them, them,
• 29:16
  them. So it goes from me to we to them. And that's
• 29:19
  when it gets fun. I mean, it's good. We do need
• 29:22
  to work on ourselves. I don't want to completely
• 29:24
  discount that. And spiritually, I've got a responsibility
• 29:27
  to spend time. with the Lord, not just with others,
• 29:32
  but it's both end. And so when you're together
• 29:35
  with others, for example, Pastor Brian, we meet
• 29:37
  every Wednesday morning at nine o 'clock just
• 29:39
  for our catch up. Sometimes we'll talk about
• 29:42
  what's going on, if there's any business we need
• 29:44
  to handle or in the church, but but 80 % of our
• 29:47
  conversation is about what God's up to and what
• 29:50
  God's doing, what we're sensing, what we're seeing.
• 29:52
  After we got through today, he just said, I love
• 29:55
  this time together. He said, something happens
• 29:57
  when you and I talk together that we both process
• 30:01
  things in real time out loud. As he was saying,
• 30:04
  I was going, that's discipleship. That's what
• 30:07
  we're talking about. What happens in a community
• 30:09
  is you bounce ideas, you talk to others, and
• 30:13
  you learn from each other. Everyone has something
• 30:16
  to contribute. Everyone has something to learn.
• 30:19
  And so while online is okay, online is great
• 30:23
  for content, but it's not necessarily connection.
• 30:27
  And we need the connection. Well, it's even worse
• 30:30
  than that, my brother. Well, I'm being nice.
• 30:34
  Time to talk about the world a little bit. Let's
• 30:36
  do it. And some of the things that are happening.
• 30:40
  I went from conspiracy theorist to conspiracy
• 30:44
  therapist and I should probably, you know, I've
• 30:46
  been looking, deconstructing media and news for
• 30:50
  20 years really, you know, 19 years on no agenda,
• 30:53
  but it started before then. And the one thing,
• 30:58
  because we actually had a friend stay over last
• 31:00
  night, Tina's friend and I met her and so she
• 31:03
  and her husband would become friends. We hadn't
• 31:05
  seen her for quite a while. And she had some...
• 31:08
  questions for me about some big events and I'm
• 31:12
  listening to it all. And it's stuff that I've
• 31:14
  heard, it's stuff that I've looked at, discounted,
• 31:17
  but it's stuff that spins people up. And I realize
• 31:20
  that the stringing of red yarn between pins on
• 31:28
  a cork board, that's pretty much what everyone
• 31:31
  does. We've been so trained in... linking things
• 31:35
  together. And, you know, well, this has to do
• 31:37
  with that. And, and unfortunately, or maybe in
• 31:41
  a way, fortunately, social media, podcasts, YouTube,
• 31:45
  Instagram, all these things start to meld together
• 31:48
  and, and people start to kind of get really upset.
• 31:52
  And, you know, there's always a There's always
• 31:55
  two angles to it. It's either to sell you some
• 31:57
  entertainment products. So when you're aliens,
• 32:00
  you're UFOs, you're, you know, whatever, whatever
• 32:04
  it is. Noah's Ark. Or that's interesting because
• 32:10
  Noah's Ark movie is coming out. Yeah, that's,
• 32:13
  I hadn't even considered that one. It may be
• 32:16
  a coincidence. Yeah, possibly. And it's always
• 32:19
  used for political gain. Always, always, always.
• 32:23
  It's not like everybody's in on the game. You
• 32:25
  know, it's not like all these people are in on
• 32:28
  this secret. No, it's just how the system works.
• 32:31
  And I have been through so many cycles of this.
• 32:34
  I've been through five in 20 years, five elections.
• 32:37
  Wow. And it's always the same story. You know,
• 32:40
  civil war is going to break out. troops are going
• 32:43
  to be on the streets. The whole world is going
• 32:45
  to explode. You know, the money is going to,
• 32:48
  you know, it's going to turn digital and we'll
• 32:50
  have the mark of the beast. We're about to have
• 32:52
  a major blackout. Get ready. Prepare. Blackout.
• 32:56
  All these things. I mean, remember the three
• 33:00
  weeks of darkness. I mean, I think we might even
• 33:04
  talk. Did we talk about it on the show? I wonder.
• 33:07
  But it was, it was around, you know, that it
• 33:09
  always, and it never, it never ever ever has
• 33:13
  happened. Not saying that it can't, but like
• 33:17
  I say, if it happens, sure we should be prepared
• 33:22
  always for stuff, but worrying about it before
• 33:26
  it's happened is part of the system because when
• 33:30
  you have your emotions are high and your fear
• 33:32
  is high, then it's going to be used to sell you
• 33:35
  things and it's going to be used to sell you
• 33:39
  politicians, essentially. And there was just
• 33:42
  an amazing combination of things that came together
• 33:47
  in the past week. And I know that people in our
• 33:49
  church are looking at it. I know that people
• 33:51
  in our church are talking about it. So I'm pretty
• 33:54
  sure there are other people out there who might
• 33:56
  not, who may be just Christ curious and listening
• 33:58
  to the show. And it started with the Senator,
• 34:04
  Alyssa Slotkin, who spoke in, she's a senator
• 34:07
  from Michigan. And she spoke at a university
• 34:10
  and then her speech came out, even though it
• 34:13
  was recorded on video. It's like, well, like
• 34:15
  we discovered this. But OK, look at this and
• 34:18
  listen to what she's saying. And oh, lordy, lordy.
• 34:21
  Democratic Senator Alyssa Slotkin, doubling down
• 34:23
  on what many people say were threats to prosecute
• 34:26
  young conservatives. As the Wall Street Journal
• 34:28
  warns, it's yet another example of endless lawfare.
• 34:31
  Now, just listen to what is being said here.
• 34:34
  A threat to young conservatives. Doubling down.
• 34:36
  Doubling down. OK, keywords. Our congressional
• 34:38
  correspondent, Bill Maloosian, live here in Washington
• 34:41
  with the latest. Bill? John, good afternoon to
• 34:43
  you. Senator Slotkin really stirred up a hornet's
• 34:45
  nest with this one. President Trump and other
• 34:47
  Republicans are now blasting her as a quote,
• 34:50
  low life over these comments. She made them while
• 34:53
  she was talking at a University of Chicago panel
• 34:55
  last week, but they really picked up steam this
• 34:57
  past weekend when they went viral. I want to
• 35:00
  look at these signature cases and not just focus
• 35:03
  on the president, but on the people who enabled
• 35:05
  him. I want young people coming out of school
• 35:08
  to say, should I go work for the Trump administration?
• 35:11
  Like, that sounds fun. I might get an opportunity.
• 35:13
  I want them to be like, Lord, that might be buying
• 35:16
  myself a ton of problems that I don't want. And
• 35:19
  so let me avoid participating in that. I want
• 35:23
  that deterrence message sent. Well, President
• 35:26
  Trump responded to Senator Slotkin at the White
• 35:29
  House yesterday. But not only is Slotkin doubling
• 35:54
  down on her comments, she said the backlash against
• 35:56
  her is because she's a woman and she added that
• 35:59
  anybody working for Trump could be at risk. Okay,
• 36:03
  fine. Wow. So she's saying something at a college
• 36:07
  like, I want to discourage young people from
• 36:10
  going to work for Trump because... We're going
• 36:13
  to hold them accountable. The president has immunity,
• 36:16
  right? The Supreme Court gave him a lot of immunity.
• 36:19
  The Supreme Court didn't give the president immunity.
• 36:22
  The Constitution has equal balance of power,
• 36:25
  but okay. But the people who commit illegal acts
• 36:27
  on his behalf do not have that immunity. And
• 36:30
  if you break the law, you should be held accountable.
• 36:32
  Okay. Wow. Now, but this coincided with some
• 36:38
  other information that came out from the Democrat
• 36:42
  Socialists of America. And as much as I like
• 36:45
  Glenn Beck, he wants to get clicks and views
• 36:48
  like everybody else. And, you know, only Glenn
• 36:51
  Beck can present it this way. What you have not
• 36:53
  heard is their operational plan to put it all
• 36:56
  into action. So he's connecting what she said
• 36:59
  now to the Democrat Socialists of America. She's
• 37:02
  not a DSA member, but OK, we're connecting it
• 37:05
  now. If the Democratic Party sweeps in 2026,
• 37:09
  then DSA will become the foot soldiers in constant
• 37:13
  clashes with the administration. Notice the language
• 37:16
  foot soldiers across a red line or invoke, quote,
• 37:21
  a doomsday scenario. OK, a doomsday scenario.
• 37:25
  These words work well because when you think
• 37:27
  of doomsday, what do you think of? What comes
• 37:30
  up in your mind? Well, I think of either Armageddon
• 37:32
  or lately France on fire. Yes. Do you remember
• 37:36
  the doomsday machine from Star Trek? Yes. That
• 37:39
  thing, that big log that was floating, the doomsday
• 37:41
  machine. That's what it, for everybody, it conjures
• 37:44
  up doomsday. Right. Meaning they're going to
• 37:47
  go out and they're going to cause so much trouble.
• 37:49
  President will have to invoke the insurrection
• 37:52
  act. probably in sometime 2027, this according
• 37:55
  to the Democrats or DSA, that a lot of coordinated
• 37:59
  responses kick off, including delegitimizing
• 38:02
  the federal government itself and handing the
• 38:05
  legitimacy to the democratic governors. Really
• 38:08
  important. So they're going to say it's the democratic
• 38:12
  governors that get it. They need to respond to
• 38:15
  this. Then 2028 becomes a vote on whether America
• 38:19
  keeps its governance as is or burn it all down
• 38:23
  to appease the young and brown demographic."
• 38:26
  That's a quote from them. Okay. So, you know,
• 38:31
  that's quite the doomsday plan you've got there.
• 38:35
  And so the foot soldiers are going to go and
• 38:37
  do this. Unfortunately, and this is a timeline
• 38:40
  from just this past, just the past couple of
• 38:42
  days. Now we get Promethean action. And I really
• 38:45
  respect these ladies. But here's how they translated
• 38:48
  the story. Recent disclosures by the analysts
• 38:51
  that are Republican show that the operation Alyssa
• 38:55
  Slotkin and others are involved in is aiming
• 38:58
  to overthrow the Trump administration and hence
• 39:02
  the US government and remake the constitution
• 39:05
  as socialist. Okay. Boy. So we're really taking
• 39:10
  it pretty far. Reaching, overreach. Wow. So Data
• 39:15
  Republican, I don't know if you're familiar with
• 39:16
  Data Republican, is that she was using AI robots
• 39:22
  to sift through information, lots of public information.
• 39:25
  There's always interesting things that she pops
• 39:26
  up. So she becomes an overnight... Hero in conservative
• 39:31
  circle. She's on every pod. She's actually I
• 39:34
  think she's deaf. So she has an interpreter And
• 39:37
  she was outed she was anonymous and you know,
• 39:40
  but now she's everywhere and she's the new hero
• 39:42
  because she's got all the data Does she have
• 39:45
  the data? How did it get to her? AI data investigator
• 39:48
  Jennifer Towns is known as data Republican on
• 39:51
  X She has been gifted by anonymous sources. Oh,
• 39:55
  I never liked the anonymous sources. And now
• 39:58
  at this point, Glenn Beck hasn't shown me any
• 40:01
  paperwork, any sources. There's like, during
• 40:04
  this video, there's tweets flashing on the screen.
• 40:07
  So that's not like undercover information, but
• 40:10
  okay, it's data. Recently with a trove of internal
• 40:13
  videos and documents outlining Democrat plans.
• 40:17
  for a coup, starting with the 2026 midterms.
• 40:20
  Wow. It's a coup now. We have an overthrow. We
• 40:22
  have a coup. Yes. I mean, this is building. Yes.
• 40:26
  This is the telephone game. And these are all
• 40:28
  words that trigger people. I mean, and especially
• 40:31
  with the background of what's happening in Europe
• 40:34
  and France, you know, which is very different
• 40:36
  country, very different scenario. A lot of issues
• 40:39
  we don't have. But this is building. And I don't
• 40:42
  think any of these people have any nefarious
• 40:45
  agenda. than putting things together. I got to
• 40:48
  do a show, which I love because then just give
• 40:51
  me all your stuff and we'll make a show out of
• 40:53
  it. But we draw a different conclusion. You can
• 40:55
  read her files as she releases them here. She
• 40:58
  has already shown that former USAID and State
• 41:02
  Department officials, Department of War officials
• 41:05
  and the broad source NGO apparatus are planning
• 41:09
  massive unrest aimed at the Trump administration
• 41:12
  if the Democrats win the midterms. So again,
• 41:15
  She's just saying this. There's no actual proof
• 41:18
  of this, except for what we'll get to in a minute.
• 41:21
  They're planning riots, embedding themselves
• 41:23
  in the DSA and using the DSA as their Jacobin
• 41:27
  shock troops. The riots will be so severe, they
• 41:31
  say, that the president will be forced to invoke
• 41:33
  the Insurrection Act and send troops to cities.
• 41:36
  So you've heard the message grow. And Glenn Beck
• 41:39
  was actually pretty tame. You know, now it's
• 41:41
  like Jacobin troops, shock troops, send them
• 41:44
  into cities across America. I mean, come on,
• 41:48
  ladies. Come on, ladies. They are working with
• 41:50
  governors in 10 swing states about how to resist
• 41:53
  the troops. So they're working with governors.
• 41:55
  All right. Bear this in mind. This is already
• 41:57
  it's a foregone conclusion. This is already happening.
• 41:59
  Sounds like there's already meetings happening
• 42:01
  in closed doors. It's here. The overall goal
• 42:04
  is to delegitimize the federal government. and
• 42:07
  elevate public support for the resisting state
• 42:10
  governors. The resulting conflict is aimed at
• 42:14
  taking the presidency in 2028. And if they take
• 42:17
  the presidency, they promise a total rewrite
• 42:21
  of the Constitution to incorporate, and I quote,
• 42:24
  socialistic principles. Because this will happen.
• 42:27
  A total rewrite of the Constitution. We're just
• 42:30
  going to throw it out. Wow. The insurrectionist
• 42:34
  groups she has named through last night are Renewed
• 42:37
  to Thrive, United Democracy Alliance, the National
• 42:40
  Security Leaders for America, and the Horizons
• 42:43
  Project. The guiding philosophy involves the
• 42:47
  nonviolent resistance strategies employed in
• 42:50
  U .S. government -instigated color revolutions
• 42:53
  in foreign countries so what we've done to others
• 42:56
  with the color revolutions are now going to do
• 42:58
  to us i've been hearing this since obama color
• 43:01
  revolution it's going to happen now so then glenn
• 43:05
  beck actually has a piece of one of these secret
• 43:08
  calls that the dsa had about this plan the doomsday
• 43:12
  plan the word doomsday actually does appear in
• 43:16
  this uh in this recording you barely even hear
• 43:19
  it but this is the recording all of what you
• 43:22
  just heard is based on here is a dsa action group
• 43:28
  having a conference call where they're laying
• 43:32
  some of this out listen Yeah, just quickly, I
• 43:35
  want you all to know that Danielle and I met
• 43:37
  with Governor of Safeguarding Democracy, which
• 43:40
  is a forum of the convened Democratic governors
• 43:44
  right now. And they're also going to be connecting
• 43:46
  us to Mayor's Democracy, which is a national
• 43:49
  network of mayors. So this work around the emergency
• 43:53
  scenario planning, the NDC, and you know, you
• 43:57
  know, we're trying to actually now connect with
• 44:00
  the people that give political legitimacy to
• 44:02
  these kind of processes. So they literally said,
• 44:06
  you know, could you maybe come up with like a
• 44:08
  panel of a couple of people who can talk to governors
• 44:11
  who could do a briefing from governors and walk
• 44:15
  them through like doomsday scenario. There's
• 44:17
  the only time that the word doomsday all this
• 44:20
  reporting comes from this one recording. Can
• 44:24
  you maybe put together a couple of people who
• 44:26
  can maybe talk to this one small group of Democratic
• 44:30
  governors to walk them through kind of the idea
• 44:33
  of this doomsday scenario? None of this is what's
• 44:36
  being reported. The governor safeguarding democracy
• 44:51
  like that's a huge breakthrough for us So they
• 44:54
  haven't even gotten to this point Although this
• 44:57
  call was in April but they're just like they're
• 45:00
  all excited that maybe Kind of they can get these
• 45:03
  don't sound like people who are gonna be foot
• 45:05
  soldiers on the streets at all So we leave that
• 45:10
  for what it is Then comes the next piece and
• 45:14
  this is so beautifully timed for the midterms
• 45:17
  because now we got to spin everybody up. And
• 45:20
  this is breaking point. They used to be on MSNBC.
• 45:28
  They went independent, but a lot of people watch
• 45:31
  them, I think from the left and from the right.
• 45:34
  Just listen to... all the things that start to
• 45:37
  get combined into one ball of wax here. All right,
• 45:40
  let's play a little game here. I'm gonna read
• 45:42
  you a bit of a news article and you just tell
• 45:44
  me how this makes you feel. So she's reading
• 45:46
  a news article. Just reading a news article and
• 45:49
  we're going to determine what's happening in
• 45:51
  the United States based upon a news article from,
• 45:53
  I think, Fox. Right now, in this moment, put
• 45:55
  C1 up on the screen. This is from Fox News. They
• 45:59
  say, Fortress, the Pentagon, is preparing every
• 46:03
  major U .S. military base to survive 90 days
• 46:06
  without outside support. No civilian power grid,
• 46:09
  no global supply chains, no outside fuel or water.
• 46:12
  The initiative envisions portable nuclear reactors,
• 46:16
  massive battery storage, and microgrids that
• 46:18
  can disconnect installations from civilian electricity
• 46:21
  entirely. Strategic reserves of munitions, fuel,
• 46:24
  critical minerals, and medical supplies would
• 46:25
  be stockpiled based on wartime consumption rates.
• 46:28
  Civilian factories are being pre -identified
• 46:31
  to shift to defense production during a crisis.
• 46:34
  So, Ryan. Given the fact that we have, you know,
• 46:38
  an ongoing war with Iran and number of spiraling
• 46:42
  and overlapping conflicts. We also are in this
• 46:44
  proxy war with Russia, nuclear and superpower.
• 46:48
  Given the fact that separate apart from that,
• 46:50
  we have this rogue AI. Hacking meltdown cyber
• 46:55
  security hacking meltdown. I mean literally this
• 47:00
  is based upon the PHP Issue that we talked about
• 47:03
  on the last show which was not a cyber security
• 47:07
  hacking meltdown. It was something that was found
• 47:10
  and got announced before everybody had to patch
• 47:12
  out. The world didn't fold. Airlines kept going.
• 47:16
  Your bank account still worked. But okay, the
• 47:18
  AI security, cyber hack meltdown. That is being
• 47:21
  described as Black October. Black October. There
• 47:24
  it is. Black October. Oh, we're getting there.
• 47:27
  And then out of nowhere, the US military is like.
• 47:30
  Out of nowhere. Out of nowhere. It's clearly
• 47:33
  related. It's out of nowhere. We probably better
• 47:36
  be able to survive off the grid completely with
• 47:39
  no supply chains and no electricity for 90 days
• 47:42
  and we're going to prioritize getting that done
• 47:43
  right now. You could be forgiven for being a
• 47:46
  little bit nervous about this development. So
• 47:48
  you know what to think now. You should be a little
• 47:49
  bit nervous about this. Wow, I should be very
• 47:52
  afraid. Now this guy comes in and he's really
• 47:55
  off the rails with what he's saying. Yeah, the
• 47:58
  revelations that people are calling Black October
• 48:00
  all of these. Had you even heard about Black
• 48:02
  October? No. Everyone's calling it. People are
• 48:05
  calling it. I got Black Rifle coffee, but I'm
• 48:08
  ready for my Black October. Black Friday. I've
• 48:11
  not heard of this. It's being discovered in really
• 48:12
  foundational elements of the internet. Coupled
• 48:16
  with the Pentagon going prepper. Prepper. Yeah,
• 48:19
  it's a little bit disturbing. And I think people
• 48:24
  who have themselves been kind of on the fence
• 48:27
  or like, oh wow, yeah, maybe it's time for me
• 48:31
  to start stocking up as well. Okay, so. Wow.
• 48:34
  What was that based on? It was actually based
• 48:38
  on something. Out of nowhere. Out of nowhere.
• 48:41
  This is our secretary of war, Pete Hegseth. This
• 48:45
  was an announcement he made last week. Actually,
• 48:49
  Rob Dew sent me. sent me an article about it.
• 48:52
  He says, get ready for it because now everyone's
• 48:54
  going to be using this to freak out. Right, of
• 48:56
  course. And it's actually quite logical, quite
• 48:58
  normal, something that's been going on for a
• 49:00
  long time. Makes sense. This is what you want.
• 49:04
  Here's very calm Pete Hegseth. For decades, we
• 49:08
  built the most powerful military in the world.
• 49:10
  And then we quietly, we made it and regrettably
• 49:13
  made it dependent, dependent on foreign mines
• 49:16
  for rare earths, on overseas factories for microchips.
• 49:19
  on Ford supply chains for weapons, and on a civilian
• 49:23
  power grid to keep the lights on at our bases.
• 49:26
  Well, that ends today with my third announcement.
• 49:29
  This kind of makes sense. We saw this during
• 49:32
  COVID supply chains. We can't be reliant upon,
• 49:35
  and this is part of the entire Trump agenda,
• 49:38
  make sure we have our own steel, have our own
• 49:41
  rare earth minerals, have all of our supplies,
• 49:45
  which is what you do in a normal country that
• 49:47
  wants to be able to defend itself if we have
• 49:50
  to. He's not calling for war. He's not telling
• 49:53
  everybody to start prepping. Today at my direction,
• 49:56
  we are launching Fortress America, a national
• 49:59
  insurance policy for the American homeland. Now
• 50:02
  Fortress stands for federal operations for resilience,
• 50:05
  troop resources, energy, supply, and survivability.
• 50:10
  Worst acronym ever. I'll never remember that.
• 50:13
  Worst one ever. Here's what Fortress calls for.
• 50:17
  Every major Military installation in America
• 50:19
  is going to generate its own power, independent
• 50:22
  of the civilian grid. If an adversary takes down
• 50:24
  the grid by cyber attack, by sabotage, or by
• 50:27
  any means, our bases stay lit. Our aircraft keep
• 50:30
  flying. Our command centers never go dark. We're
• 50:33
  bringing our critical supply chains home. The
• 50:36
  rare earths, the specialty metals, the semiconductors,
• 50:39
  the propellants, mined in America, refined in
• 50:41
  America. built in America by American workers.
• 50:45
  This to me more is like a jobs program. I'm excited
• 50:48
  about this. We're going to be making our own
• 50:50
  stuff, everybody. Like instead of buying it,
• 50:53
  Americans will make it. That's key that made
• 50:55
  by Americans to me is a key point. But now we're
• 50:58
  going prepper. We are building long overdue strategic
• 51:01
  reserves deep enough to fight through disruption.
• 51:05
  Think munitions, fuel, medicine, blood. Deep
• 51:08
  enough that if the world supply lines break and
• 51:11
  in a real war, they're going to break. America
• 51:14
  keeps fighting anyway. Okay. So then there's
• 51:17
  more to it. But to me, it's like, okay, this
• 51:20
  is just something that you do as part of your
• 51:22
  part of your entire national defense. Two more
• 51:26
  clips and then I'm done with this and then I'll
• 51:28
  make my point. So the one guy who is so influential.
• 51:34
  He influenced me early on in my early days of
• 51:37
  conspiracy theory is Alex Jones. By the way,
• 51:42
  I love Alex Jones. He's a super sweet guy. He's
• 51:46
  also super honest and I'll show you how honest
• 51:49
  he is. But he influences a lot of what people
• 51:52
  think. He's big on acts. He's streaming live.
• 51:56
  This is one of his in -the -car moments, like
• 51:58
  it's super urgent because I couldn't even wait
• 52:00
  to get into the studio. And Alex just does a
• 52:03
  great job of putting it all together, all of
• 52:07
  this, into how I think a lot of people are thinking
• 52:11
  right now, whether consciously or subconsciously.
• 52:17
  works on Alex too. This is the result of all
• 52:21
  these things. This phone call with a bunch of
• 52:24
  people like, oh my gosh, we're so excited. We
• 52:27
  get to present some of our crazy ideas to some
• 52:30
  democratic governors. Okay. And Slotnik, who
• 52:34
  is just, yes, discouraging young people to get
• 52:36
  into politics. This is now the end result. This
• 52:40
  is what's on telegram groups. This is what's
• 52:42
  being discussed at the coffee shop. It's this.
• 52:44
  Any regular Lester knows. I don't hype things
• 52:47
  up. I don't talk about things that I don't think
• 52:50
  are accurate. My North Star is not being alarmist,
• 52:54
  but also not holding back when evidence shows
• 52:57
  very dangerous trends. What I do is I tell you
• 53:01
  exactly what I believe the most accurate information
• 53:06
  is. Now a few days ago, we started covering.
• 53:08
  Inside the Pentagon's doomsday plan. So now it's
• 53:11
  the Pentagon's doomsday plan the word doomsday
• 53:14
  came from the DSA Meeting the little zoom call
• 53:18
  they had now Doomsday is is part of the Pentagon's
• 53:22
  plan. You see this is how it happens the most
• 53:25
  accurate Information is now a few days ago. We
• 53:28
  started covering Inside the Pentagon's doomsday
• 53:31
  plan keep America fighting a global war erupts
• 53:33
  the fortress initiative envisions portable nuclear
• 53:36
  reactors micro grids and strategic reserves of
• 53:39
  munitions and fuel and in the report it talks
• 53:42
  about They're not being power here in the United
• 53:46
  States for up to three months and being able
• 53:48
  to run our military bases and other Facilities
• 53:51
  around the world for at least three months now
• 53:54
  You see how he's positioning this he in the report
• 53:57
  says there might not be any power No, no, it
• 54:00
  says in case power goes out, but he's already
• 54:02
  kind of spinning this even more also have Bill
• 54:05
  Gates Barack Obama and the rest of them hyping
• 54:08
  misanthropic open AI facehugger stuff that oh
• 54:12
  the AI broke out millions of AI agents have already
• 54:16
  mapped everything Okay, yeah, here we go already
• 54:21
  training to take over already in all your bank
• 54:24
  accounts and may launch a cyber attack And when
• 54:26
  they first started hyping this two months ago,
• 54:28
  but wouldn't say what the catastrophic thing
• 54:30
  would be, I'd said from their pre -programming
• 54:32
  with Bill Gates, Klaus Schwab, the WEF, the UN.
• 54:34
  Just throw out some names. WEF, Klaus Schwab,
• 54:37
  Bill Gates, all of them, but throw some Soros
• 54:39
  in there. It's all pre -programming. It's going
• 54:41
  to happen. Going back even 2007, we got secret
• 54:44
  documents from 2006 from the UN. We got the documents,
• 54:47
  man. I read their plan. Judicial Watch students
• 54:50
  got them. I always go back to that, and they
• 54:52
  said, we'll use a virus disease X. We use wars,
• 54:55
  migrant flows and a giant global cyber attack
• 54:57
  to bring in a new monetary system. There it is.
• 54:59
  You have the head of the unelected EU commission
• 55:02
  two months ago, month ago, month and a half ago
• 55:04
  saying, oh, we're about to do bail ends and grab
• 55:08
  your private bank accounts, your house. Okay.
• 55:10
  So this is, this is just inaccurate. The European
• 55:13
  union was talking about all this money that the
• 55:16
  Europeans are saving and why wouldn't we have
• 55:18
  them save in war bonds for us? You know, it's
• 55:22
  a little different than they're going to take
• 55:23
  your bank. They're going to take your car loans
• 55:25
  off. I mean, so this just goes on and on. And
• 55:27
  here's the part that I appreciate about Alex.
• 55:30
  And this is just this winds it up so perfectly
• 55:33
  for me. He is very open, honest and transparent
• 55:37
  about his agenda. For a lot of you haven't gotten
• 55:41
  ready. You just saw the Pentagon saying a doomsday
• 55:45
  scenario being activated. They're actually getting
• 55:47
  ready for it. Not just a drill. 90 days no power,
• 55:51
  their own power, their own food, their own water,
• 55:53
  their own security. Nobody's coming to save you,
• 55:56
  you've got to protect yourself. So you know you
• 55:58
  need water filtration, you know you need storable
• 56:01
  foods, you know you need communications gear,
• 56:03
  you know you need high quality portable solar
• 56:06
  panel systems that can power your whole house,
• 56:09
  right down to units that'll power your cell phones,
• 56:11
  emergency equipment, and other things. It's all
• 56:13
  there and more is getting added every day. We
• 56:16
  were ready to launch this site six months ago,
• 56:18
  but it only had three storeable food companies
• 56:20
  and a couple of technical companies and one knife
• 56:21
  company and you know, no, no, no. Now there's
• 56:24
  over a hundred companies and they'll be 200 by
• 56:28
  next week, all the highest quality. So you can
• 56:30
  go to one super store, survivalnation .com. And
• 56:34
  it's a 360 win. You get ready, you get the best
• 56:37
  prices, you get the highest prices. You get everything
• 56:38
  you need. You got your solar panels, you got
• 56:40
  your battery power generator. That's the best
• 56:43
  commercial I've ever heard. But he's been doing
• 56:46
  this. Wow. I still have, and I remember, we've
• 56:51
  moved it from every place we've lived. Tina still
• 56:55
  asks about it. I have the Alex Jones one acre
• 56:58
  crisis garden. of seeds, which I've had in my
• 57:02
  life for over 15 years, just in case I had the
• 57:06
  Berkey water filter. I mean, my point is, now
• 57:12
  that you've seen this whole trail, how it was
• 57:15
  built up, it comes from, is Slotkin lame? Yeah,
• 57:19
  of course. That's dumb that she said that. And
• 57:21
  a piece of a phone call. Where they're talking
• 57:24
  about, it's gone from Trump's gonna... rig the
• 57:29
  election by invoking the insurrection act to,
• 57:32
  we're going to invoke the, they're going to vote.
• 57:34
  It's going to happen. I've heard this, I've heard
• 57:37
  this so many times and it's never ever panned
• 57:40
  out. Do we still need to be prepared for anything?
• 57:44
  Yeah. Like a Boy Scout all the time. All the
• 57:47
  time. I had to take us down this path because
• 57:51
  What happens is people ultimately hear a report
• 57:55
  like Alex, because that's kind of the culmination
• 57:57
  of it, or something similar. And before you know
• 58:00
  it, the blackout is coming. I know the people
• 58:03
  in our church who are thinking this. And I just
• 58:07
  want you to remember it's going to be okay. It
• 58:12
  really is. And I don't have scripture to go with
• 58:15
  this, but some discernment is necessary. I love
• 58:22
  people who say, you know, I'm just kind of not
• 58:26
  watching anymore. I'll listen to you and Pastor
• 58:27
  Jimmy and I'll find out what is probably going
• 58:30
  on and we have to worry about because ultimately
• 58:32
  we don't have to worry. We know what happens
• 58:35
  in the end. We know the ultimate victory. We
• 58:38
  know where we're going. And man, does that give
• 58:41
  me peace. Brother, we know who holds the keys.
• 58:44
  Really? We know who gets the last word. Yes.
• 58:47
  And all the in -between, every generation is
• 58:51
  going to have its crises, its real crises, and
• 58:54
  its made -up crises. I mean, this cycles around.
• 58:58
  all the time, especially around election times.
• 59:01
  Isn't that interesting? Yeah. The sky is falling.
• 59:06
  We're headed for a dystopian future. It's going
• 59:09
  to be here, and you've got to get ready. I've
• 59:12
  been to friends' houses that are in our church
• 59:15
  who are lovely, amazing people, and they've got
• 59:19
  hundreds of days of water stored up. I mean,
• 59:21
  it's like, do you know the BPAs that are gathering
• 59:25
  in the bottom of that bottle? Plastic? Yeah.
• 59:27
  Yeah, I mean, I'm just like, And I'm like, I'm
• 59:31
  just like, are you that afraid? Well, and there's
• 59:34
  legitimate. There is. I want to be clear with
• 59:38
  that. We went through COVID and there's a lot
• 59:41
  of scar tissue from that. There's a lot of it.
• 59:44
  And I think if anything, the scar tissue is,
• 59:47
  why didn't I stand up? Why didn't I stand up
• 59:49
  earlier? Why did I let myself? In fact, I think
• 59:53
  it was the best training we could have ever had.
• 59:56
  But it was training. It was training for... I've
• 59:58
  actually... Just sorry to interrupt. I've had
• 1:00:01
  people, because being a pastor, and I know a
• 1:00:03
  lot of patriot pastors, the guys are on fire,
• 1:00:05
  and they're like, yeah, we didn't close our church
• 1:00:08
  down. And did you? And I'm like, yeah, because
• 1:00:10
  Donald Trump told us to. And they forget. that
• 1:00:14
  the initial orders came through that office.
• 1:00:18
  And I trusted him. And so I was doing what he
• 1:00:20
  said we should do. And they were doing the daily
• 1:00:22
  things. And people forget that. And so it's sort
• 1:00:26
  of a badge of courage if you didn't close your
• 1:00:29
  church down. I said, well, we were down for about
• 1:00:31
  11 weeks. And we kind of figured out, OK, the
• 1:00:33
  jig's up. All right, let's get back together.
• 1:00:35
  But it's interesting how I agree. That was training.
• 1:00:40
  But I don't beat myself up for what I didn't
• 1:00:42
  know going into it. I'm just saying, what did
• 1:00:45
  I learn coming out of it? Well, I've learned
• 1:00:48
  not to be paranoid and not to be afraid, for
• 1:00:51
  one, that it is going to be okay. God's bigger
• 1:00:55
  than all of this. And that every generation,
• 1:01:00
  every election cycle is going to have the things
• 1:01:04
  that are going to confront them. You have a choice
• 1:01:08
  of how you react and respond to these things,
• 1:01:10
  or whether you react or respond. What we're hearing
• 1:01:13
  right now, and if you just go scroll X, you're
• 1:01:16
  going to see react, react, react. I'm looking
• 1:01:19
  for people who are responding, and there's not
• 1:01:21
  a lot of them, sadly. No, there's not. At least
• 1:01:24
  on X, at least in my algo. The thing is, I find
• 1:01:32
  no value on any social media anymore. I really
• 1:01:35
  don't find the value. So I scrolled X last night
• 1:01:37
  for about 30 minutes, probably longer, because
• 1:01:40
  I was reading about you. I was reading about
• 1:01:42
  tomorrow being a huge day for the no agenda nation.
• 1:01:46
  The last episode. Do you mind if we talk about
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  that for a minute? No, please, please. First
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  of all, I am so proud of the way you've handled
• 1:01:51
  this over the last few weeks. I've had the 50
• 1:01:56
  yard seat. 50 yard line seat watching behind
• 1:02:00
  the scenes what other people don't see Walking
• 1:02:04
  with you and Tina through this and brother. I'm
• 1:02:07
  just so proud of you You have handled this like
• 1:02:09
  a champ and I'm very proud of you for that And
• 1:02:14
  I'm excited about the the feedback that's coming
• 1:02:17
  from the no agenda nation I mean, every once
• 1:02:20
  in a while somebody's going to say something
• 1:02:21
  goofy, but, hey, hello. We all got weird aunts
• 1:02:24
  and uncles. It really isn't much beyond goofy,
• 1:02:26
  honestly. We all have weird aunts and uncles
• 1:02:28
  in our family. But I'm so proud of the No Agenda
• 1:02:31
  Nation, just how they've supported you through
• 1:02:33
  this and encouraged you. And though they're sad,
• 1:02:38
  but there was that realization that when John
• 1:02:40
  passed, the show passed. That was just the dynamic
• 1:02:43
  there. But anyway, what are your thoughts coming
• 1:02:46
  into the final episode? What's the episode number,
• 1:02:50
  by the way? Uh, 1916. Wow. Yeah. So we celebrate
• 1:02:54
  our 19th anniversary on Sunday, which was, it
• 1:02:59
  was kind of like a release for me, for the...
• 1:03:04
  guest co -hosts who I've had. I mean, I had Jason
• 1:03:08
  Calacanis, who I've known since the New York
• 1:03:11
  days in the 90s. And he's now a Texas guy. And
• 1:03:15
  he's outspoken. He has a huge, huge podcast,
• 1:03:19
  all in podcasts. And he's just been so gracious
• 1:03:22
  just to jump in. Now he gets a little excited
• 1:03:24
  and he goes a little bit over the top. But then
• 1:03:29
  Dana Brunetti, you know, he had still had the
• 1:03:32
  same link and he was just going to come in and
• 1:03:33
  just He's still in his truck, broadcasting from
• 1:03:37
  his truck. He apparently had 25 guests over at
• 1:03:39
  the house watching a football game, and he said,
• 1:03:42
  I'll just be in my truck for 10 minutes. And
• 1:03:44
  then he stayed for three hours. Wow. And then
• 1:03:46
  when that happened... Then Andrew Horowitz, who
• 1:03:50
  will be doing the last show with me tomorrow,
• 1:03:51
  he was flying back from a wedding in California.
• 1:03:54
  He says, I'm listening live. I'm at the airport
• 1:03:56
  every three hour delay. I said, dial in from
• 1:03:58
  your phone. So then he was on. Wow. And then
• 1:04:01
  I'm like, Rob Do, Matt Long, you got to dial
• 1:04:04
  in. So we had them all. And that is awesome.
• 1:04:06
  And there was actually some good conversation,
• 1:04:09
  but a lot of laughing and just a release in a
• 1:04:13
  way. Yeah. And I think it was good for the listeners
• 1:04:18
  for No Agenda Nation, what has been just so phenomenal.
• 1:04:22
  First of all, without Jesus, Tina and I would
• 1:04:27
  have had a very hard time getting through it.
• 1:04:30
  It's been bumpy. We have had Jesus in the middle
• 1:04:33
  of our marriage for years now. And man, you know,
• 1:04:37
  because we've had our moments of, you know, for
• 1:04:40
  all kinds of reasons. But the one thing I said,
• 1:04:43
  you know, I can just continue. And she said,
• 1:04:46
  no, you can't do that. Because this is, I have
• 1:04:50
  been called to do this show. I have been called
• 1:04:53
  to continue building Godcaster. It's official
• 1:04:57
  now. We got our Innovation Award from the National
• 1:05:00
  Religious Broadcasters. I mean, that literally,
• 1:05:03
  glory to God, man. That literally happened like
• 1:05:06
  yesterday we could announce it. So God is just
• 1:05:10
  giving all this grace and all these fabulous
• 1:05:13
  things to work with. But then I see the encouragement.
• 1:05:20
  And, you know, I'm eventually probably next week
• 1:05:23
  going to try and go through my email box and
• 1:05:25
  really answer people other than, you know, thanks,
• 1:05:30
  you know, God bless. Because there's so many
• 1:05:33
  people are opening their hearts, opening their
• 1:05:36
  thoughts. And the thing that, you know, the decloaking
• 1:05:40
  that's going on is just mind boggling. There
• 1:05:43
  is a... And there's a million people in aggregate
• 1:05:48
  who have listened to No Agenda on a regular basis,
• 1:05:50
  and they all are searching, and whether they
• 1:05:56
  are, even the believers are like, man, you're
• 1:05:59
  showing your faith in this way, you're strengthening
• 1:06:02
  mine, it just goes on and on and on, and it's
• 1:06:05
  humbling, it's completely humbling. So tomorrow,
• 1:06:09
  I'm just going, I mean, yeah, we'll do a show,
• 1:06:13
  But it will really be about who really made the
• 1:06:16
  show, and that is the producers. That is the
• 1:06:19
  people. And I can't thank everybody by name,
• 1:06:23
  but I can thank them by category. And that list
• 1:06:25
  is long, very, very long of how people have not
• 1:06:29
  just contributed, but made that show what it
• 1:06:32
  is. And so I'm already seeing that we have this
• 1:06:35
  happening here with We Get To Do This, Get To
• 1:06:38
  Nation. I got to do a little extra production,
• 1:06:45
  but when someone makes a donation, they should
• 1:06:48
  be decloaked. It's like a chance that people
• 1:06:51
  are sitting in decloak jingles. And actually,
• 1:06:55
  we got a couple of really nice notes with suggestions
• 1:07:00
  about levels, because people always like to commemorate
• 1:07:05
  their support of the work with a level. And Sean
• 1:07:09
  Oleson, He sent a note, he says, if you haven't
• 1:07:13
  found your donor level titles yet, what about
• 1:07:16
  this? Pastor Jimmy mentioned about praying vigilantly
• 1:07:21
  as a part of God's army. He said, well, you could
• 1:07:24
  do private sergeant, captain, major, lieutenant,
• 1:07:28
  general, which Tina really liked that as a part
• 1:07:31
  of God's army. Well, I was surprised because
• 1:07:36
  I'm like, you know, we certainly don't want to
• 1:07:39
  do Saint, you know, we're not going to do that.
• 1:07:42
  Bryce Hargis suggested Commissioner as the initial,
• 1:07:46
  you know, I think we still have to think about
• 1:07:48
  it. I'm kind of liking that, but for sure whenever,
• 1:07:53
  and we already, please keep track of your donations
• 1:07:55
  whenever someone reaches a thousand dollars in
• 1:07:57
  aggregate. We're going to send you the first
• 1:08:00
  of a set of challenge coins. They're being designed
• 1:08:03
  as we speak. Yeah, I saw the first iteration
• 1:08:06
  sharp. I want one. I want a set, man. Yeah, it'll
• 1:08:09
  be the armor of God, the whole armor of God.
• 1:08:13
  And it starts off with the belt of truth. And
• 1:08:15
  I was like, oh, let's see what that looks like.
• 1:08:17
  But when I saw it, I'm like, that's actually
• 1:08:19
  kind of cool. What coin do you have? Well, I
• 1:08:21
  have the belt of truth. And I got the breastplate
• 1:08:24
  of righteousness. And you can build up and have
• 1:08:26
  a whole set. So we know that people like doing
• 1:08:31
  that. We just have this experience. So we're
• 1:08:33
  excited to see where this goes. And we're still
• 1:08:36
  taking your suggestions. Absolutely. And these
• 1:08:39
  things morph and change over time, too. It's
• 1:08:42
  amazing how it works. We can't read every email,
• 1:08:44
  every note that comes in, every comment. I wish
• 1:08:47
  I could. And yet there have been so many, and
• 1:08:49
  I'm getting those as well, and so encouraged
• 1:08:52
  by people who are saying, this just makes sense.
• 1:08:56
  And, you know, coming out of no agenda now to
• 1:08:58
  be able to continue to do a level of media deconstruction
• 1:09:02
  yet with a but God at the end, you know, hope.
• 1:09:04
  At the beginning and the end. It's not over.
• 1:09:06
  It's not. Yeah, it's not over. Have you noticed
• 1:09:09
  no one ever complained as we are the only podcast
• 1:09:12
  to my knowledge that starts? with prayer and
• 1:09:15
  ends with prayer. And the first time you had
• 1:09:17
  me do that, I felt a little awkward. This is
• 1:09:19
  kind of different to start. And I've had several
• 1:09:22
  people write and tell me, thank you for that.
• 1:09:25
  And that means a ton to us. So we sort of stepped
• 1:09:28
  into something fresh. I'll say. You just said,
• 1:09:31
  hey, go. Hey, let's pray. Let's kick off the
• 1:09:33
  prayer. I'm like, OK. Hey, pastor, do your thing.
• 1:09:37
  Come on, you know how to do this. It's like a
• 1:09:38
  designated driver. Do what you do. Yeah, OK.
• 1:09:41
  But man, I love it. So anyway, thank you, Annette,
• 1:09:45
  for your spiritual guidance as well for both
• 1:09:48
  of us. I mean, it's crazy. And I don't know how
• 1:09:52
  I feel. I mean, I'm like, I'm OK. It's like,
• 1:09:54
  we're there. It's ending. I understand where
• 1:09:58
  people are. I see that people are coming to listen
• 1:10:01
  here. And it may not be exactly what they want,
• 1:10:04
  but maybe they'll get something they didn't know
• 1:10:05
  they wanted. That's my hope. a bunch of people
• 1:10:10
  to thank for today who supported us. You can
• 1:10:12
  go to WGTDT .com. Direct to donations website
• 1:10:17
  is WGTDT .com. I got confused there because we
• 1:10:25
  have a new one, WGTDTsearch .com. And this is...
• 1:10:31
  our listener Dean, and Dean, he set this up for
• 1:10:35
  No Agenda years ago. It's a search where if you
• 1:10:40
  just were thinking, what were Pastor Jimmy and
• 1:10:42
  Adam talking about? certain scripture, you just
• 1:10:45
  type that in, it'll pop it up. If it was a clip,
• 1:10:48
  you can download the clips from there. You can
• 1:10:51
  even make a clip of whatever that segment was.
• 1:10:54
  So it's really an amazing system that he put
• 1:10:58
  together at WGTDTsearch .com, part of the pod
• 1:11:02
  herd system. He says, I'm going to register God
• 1:11:05
  herd for you guys. That's okay. We'll be fine.
• 1:11:08
  So Brent Stricker. from Newport, Rhode Island,
• 1:11:11
  comes in with a whopping $555 for us this week,
• 1:11:16
  and we are so grateful. He says, triple nickel
• 1:11:19
  matching no agenda donation. Pastor Jimmy, he
• 1:11:22
  says, thank you for your words of wisdom. Adam,
• 1:11:24
  keep working on Joe Rogan. He will decloak. Many
• 1:11:27
  people feel without purpose in life. He says,
• 1:11:30
  find God, find purpose. That's great. True words,
• 1:11:33
  brother. $500 from Richard Freeman says, no note
• 1:11:37
  sent, but Sam's note. Oh yeah, this is, he actually
• 1:11:40
  signed up for a year of Substack. That's what
• 1:11:44
  that is. So people can do 50 a month. And so
• 1:11:48
  he signed up all in one go. But he didn't leave
• 1:11:51
  a note. So if you want to send a note, Richard,
• 1:11:54
  please do. Dwayne Wiggins. Now I couldn't find
• 1:11:57
  Dwayne's note from Naples, Florida. This actually
• 1:12:00
  reminds me, he sent $333 .33. This reminds me.
• 1:12:07
  On the last show, I messed up a donation, which
• 1:12:11
  I wanted to correct. While you're looking for
• 1:12:16
  that, Dwayne Wiggins and I have connected on
• 1:12:19
  Substack. We've gone back and forth. He's been
• 1:12:22
  just a real supporter of my daily grinds. Thanks,
• 1:12:25
  Dwayne, for supporting on every level. We really
• 1:12:28
  appreciate it. On 55, I confused Donald Rolfe's
• 1:12:34
  note. with Joe Rojas's note, which was an old
• 1:12:37
  note about the pickles. Donald Rolfe, he sent
• 1:12:39
  7777. His note was, ITM love your passion and
• 1:12:44
  his message. Sir Afiq, Sir Afiq, there you go,
• 1:12:50
  these names. And that was really his name. I
• 1:12:53
  just want to correct that because I completely
• 1:12:55
  screwed that one up. Very good. Steve Brown,
• 1:12:59
  Monticello, Indiana, $154 .97, which is 150 plus
• 1:13:03
  the PayPal fees. Thank you. This one's for you,
• 1:13:06
  Pastor Jimmy. Oh, it's for Psalms 150. There
• 1:13:08
  you go. You asked for it. You asked for it. Let
• 1:13:12
  everything that breathe sing praises to the Lord.
• 1:13:14
  Praise the Lord. That's awesome. Well played,
• 1:13:18
  brother. Well played. And we've got from Ashland,
• 1:13:22
  Oregon, Tokyo, Yusaku. Beautiful. $122. Hallelujah,
• 1:13:30
  Get To Nation. Dustin Wasserman here from Tokyo,
• 1:13:33
  Japan. Sending my donation of James 1 22, a reminder
• 1:13:37
  to all of us to be doers of the word and not
• 1:13:40
  hearers only. If the Godcaster allows, this will
• 1:13:43
  boost me from curious dozer to donation dozer
• 1:13:48
  status. As a spillover from No Agenda, I'm grateful
• 1:13:51
  to be a part of this new fellowship. Keep getting
• 1:13:53
  to do this. Thanks, brother. So that would be
• 1:13:56
  a decloaking right there. Very cool. Beautiful.
• 1:13:58
  Thank you. Thomas Recker is in Emmaus, Pennsylvania,
• 1:14:02
  $88 .88. In the morning, Pastor Jimmy and Adam,
• 1:14:05
  I'm a convert from No Agenda after John's passing.
• 1:14:08
  Although it's very hard to see No Agenda end
• 1:14:10
  after listening for almost 10 years myself, listening
• 1:14:13
  to you guys each week and following Adam's path
• 1:14:15
  has been incredibly encouraging. The curiosity
• 1:14:18
  strong. Let's just say, I caught Christ from
• 1:14:21
  a sailor in Seattle. This is a whole nother story.
• 1:14:25
  There's a backstory to this. I'm sure. It's good.
• 1:14:29
  Thank you very much, Tomonymous. Yes, love and
• 1:14:32
  blood. Cool. And by the way, that's Emmaus, Pennsylvania.
• 1:14:34
  Oh, Emmaus? Oh, good. Yeah, like Emmaus Walk
• 1:14:35
  scripture. Oh, okay. I thought it was like Mickey
• 1:14:39
  Mouse, Emmaus. Okay, Emmaus, thank you. If you're
• 1:14:42
  French, maybe. 7777 from Topeka, Kansas. That
• 1:14:45
  would be Robin Tolbert. My brother Eric, sir
• 1:14:48
  not appearing in this film, has responded miraculously
• 1:14:52
  well to the chemo he started in July. We praise
• 1:14:55
  God and ask for continued prayers from Get2Nation.
• 1:14:58
  God is good. So that's Eric, sir not appearing
• 1:15:01
  in this film. Oh, that's good. Happy to hear
• 1:15:04
  that. Hey, there's Steve Weiss. Yes, Steve. Coming
• 1:15:06
  in from Las Vegas, Nevada, $77 .77. A late birthday
• 1:15:11
  donation as I turn 60 on the 26th. Blessings
• 1:15:15
  to both of you. Can I get a biscuit? Hold on
• 1:15:17
  a second. I know exactly what he means. I think,
• 1:15:22
  though, I don't know if I have the biscuit on
• 1:15:25
  this. I'm going to have to owe you that one,
• 1:15:29
  Steve. I'm sorry. We'll get that. We will get
• 1:15:31
  the biscuit for your birthday. We've got to get
• 1:15:33
  all these jingles that people want. Got to get
• 1:15:35
  them all queued up. All right. We have $50 from
• 1:15:38
  John's BRT. That's a name guessed from email.
• 1:15:42
  So not a clear there, but thanks. Thanks. Appreciate
• 1:15:45
  it, John. $50. No, no. John's birthday. Yes.
• 1:15:49
  He's a regular donor. Very cool. And doesn't
• 1:15:52
  have ever have a note. Brian Albright, Port Angeles,
• 1:15:56
  Washington, $50. I've been a No Agenda producer
• 1:15:58
  for about eight years. As I mentioned, I saw
• 1:16:00
  God working in Adam's life and noticed a significant
• 1:16:02
  change in No Agenda after his conversion. Is
• 1:16:05
  it a conversion that we call it or just my conversion?
• 1:16:08
  My conversion. I also want to mention that Adam's
• 1:16:10
  journey strengthened my own faith. At the time,
• 1:16:13
  I had drifted spiritually and had only recently
• 1:16:15
  returned to spending daily time in God's Word.
• 1:16:18
  When Adam openly shared his faith and encouraged
• 1:16:20
  me even further, I started listening to WGTDT
• 1:16:23
  during the disagreement between Adam and JCD
• 1:16:26
  over reused content. After that, I binge all
• 1:16:30
  the We Get To Do This until I was caught up,
• 1:16:32
  so I've listened to every episode. From the way
• 1:16:35
  Adam spoke on We Get To Do This and from his
• 1:16:37
  tone on on no agenda i felt this change was coming
• 1:16:40
  like adam i was surprised by how suddenly and
• 1:16:42
  completely god worked in his life i fully support
• 1:16:44
  his decision and believe god is leading him i
• 1:16:47
  look forward to many more years of wgtdt and
• 1:16:49
  as a dude named ben named brian I am right with
• 1:16:53
  you, Adam, on how we should be using AI and I'm
• 1:16:55
  doing much the same as you for myself and my
• 1:16:57
  customers, implementing open source local models.
• 1:17:00
  God bless Brian. He's also a ham. Kilo Juliet
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  from Albrightnetworks .com. AI experts you can
• 1:17:10
  trust. Very cool. Very cool. All right. $50 from
• 1:17:15
  Lake Forest Park, Washington, from our friend
• 1:17:18
  Paul Erskine. Appreciate that. No note and there's
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  I'll have you know. Very cool. $34 .83 from Andrew
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  Goodman. No note. Thank you, Andrew. Tristan
• 1:18:09
  Murray, $10 .80. Also no note. And this one,
• 1:18:13
  as you'll see, Brother, you don't have to read
• 1:18:16
  the whole note on the air. All righty then. $5
• 1:18:19
  .65 from Dustin Persic. So let me look through
• 1:18:24
  this just for a minute. I'm looking to see. Okay,
• 1:18:29
  Adam, I'm so excited for the journey you're on
• 1:18:31
  as a longtime listener of No Agenda. I vividly
• 1:18:34
  remember when you proclaimed that you had accepted
• 1:18:36
  Jesus as your Lord and Savior. It has been amazing
• 1:18:39
  to see you grow and the changes that the Holy
• 1:18:40
  Spirit is bringing about in you. I'm incredibly
• 1:18:43
  excited to see what God has planned for you and
• 1:18:45
  the work that you're already doing in His kingdom.
• 1:18:47
  No agenda has had an incredible impact on my
• 1:18:50
  life and keeping me sane in a world of news full
• 1:18:53
  of madness, lies, and deceit. I have so enjoyed
• 1:18:56
  your worldview even before becoming Christian
• 1:18:58
  that I feel incredibly lucky. to continue to
• 1:19:01
  hear it now with a biblical worldview." Great
• 1:19:03
  note. Thank you, brother. And he does say, Pastor
• 1:19:06
  Jimmy, I've recently started watching your sermons
• 1:19:08
  at Bridge Church, and I'm really enjoying them.
• 1:19:10
  I love hearing your insights, both the sermons
• 1:19:13
  and on the podcast. And your words encourage
• 1:19:15
  me to go deeper in my faith. Wow. I'm just saying.
• 1:19:18
  That's why we're here. Steve Weiss. They always
• 1:19:20
  give me a biscuit on my birthday. Found it for
• 1:19:22
  you, brother. Took me a bit, but I knew I'd get
• 1:19:25
  there. Nice. Let me see. Cameron Knapp. sent
• 1:19:29
  us a check, $5. He says, thank you, Pastor Adam
• 1:19:33
  and Pastor Jimmy, and we appreciate it. Pastor
• 1:19:35
  Adam. Pastor Adam. That could stick, watch out.
• 1:19:40
  All right, $5 from Nicholas Stark, no note, no
• 1:19:44
  location. Santiago Espinosa, $4 .98. I'm curious
• 1:19:50
  what that number is for. Please let us know.
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  New Hampshire. Man, I love Gigawatt. Coffee,
• 1:20:22
  brother. Gigawatt is good, isn't it? Thank you.
• 1:20:24
  Who's that come from? That's Eli, gigawattcoffeebrothers
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  .com. I love that stuff. That is a great afternoon.
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  Pick me up. Oh, the cold brew? Oh, yeah. With
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  the nitrogen in it? Oh, yeah. I love it. The
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  nitro. I put a little heavy cream in it and some
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  stevia. And oh, my gosh, I'm off to the races.
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  Yes, it's good. I love it. I'll do it this afternoon,
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  probably. Dwayne Spelman Jr., always with $1
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  .53. And let's see. These are gifts for Curry
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  and the Keeper. We got some stuff in the mail.
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  But it's interesting. Someone sent me this beautiful
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  metal plate that's printed and it says 33 the
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  magic number setting the agenda for around 2000
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  years. So obviously like we get to do this no
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  agenda crossover. Thank you very much. And Mountain
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  Jay, Tina and I will be thanking you for the
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  books that you sent. Just in general, thank you
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  all so much for being so incredibly kind. Thank
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  you for blessing us. It's encouraging. It also
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  helps paying the rent. I'll be honest about it.
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  The one thing we've worried about, but we stop
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  worrying because we know God will provide and
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  God will take care of us. Brother, you want to
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  talk about what you're going to do this Sunday?
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  If you haven't seen Pastor Jimmy's Daily Grind,
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  you can catch it on X. I'm sure you put it on
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  Facebook and on livingupinadownworld .com. And
• 1:21:53
  I love the new format. It is fuel for me and
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  for Tina every morning. It also, often I'm like,
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  I know where that's coming from or did he write
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  that for me? Or this is what's happening on Sunday.
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  And it's just so good. And a lot of ours right
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  now in the world. So I'd love to hear what you're
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  going to do. Well, so this weekend I'm going
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  to... We've been doing ours. I'm doing reignite.
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  It's just like rekindle Yes, get your fire back
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  is basically where it comes from and so I wrote
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  a daily grind Obviously spillover, you know overflow
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  buckets are running over and I called it this
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  it's the daily grind It's called get your fire
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  back and it's based off of Revelation chapter
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  2 verse 4 says nevertheless I have this against
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  you that you have left your first love Now the
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  scripture right after that, and this is to a
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  church, the church of Ephesus, and there were
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  seven churches that were addressed directly by
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  the Lord regarding where they were in their condition,
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  so to speak, kind of a state of the union address.
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  So in that, he said a lot of good things about
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  Ephesus, by the way, great love for Ephesus.
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  However, they had left their first love. What
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  does that mean? They had moved away. from the
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  love they had at the first. See, a lot of times
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  when people first become a Christian, there's
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  a lot of fire, a lot of passion, a lot of excitement.
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  Everything's new, right? You're in discovery
• 1:23:14
  mode and everything's new. Everything's amazing.
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  And then the adrenaline wears off. Life happens.
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  You get tired or you stop growing, which is really
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  tragic. Maybe you don't, you stop doing what
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  you did at the first that was helping you to
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  grow because you get used to it and you get comfortable
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  in it. And you can become very Safe instead of
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  dangerous and you can become very comfortable
• 1:23:37
  and complacent and I see this as a pastor of
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  43 plus years I see this all the time and so
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  one of the things that I love to do is occasionally
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  Bring a message about getting your fire back
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  You know what what what was it that you did in
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  the early days that fed the fire that you had
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  and that was burning So that's the basis for
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  this and that'll be the basis for the message
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  on Sunday. So here's a little preview Jesus delivers
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  a strong message to the elderly Apostle John
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  to the church in Ephesus, one of the seven churches
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  in modern -day Turkey. They were doing a lot
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  of good things, but they had left their first
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  love. They had lost their fire and passion for
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  Jesus and the message of the gospel. Time passes,
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  we grow tired, comfortable and soft. Our fire
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  wanes and we no longer burn brightly. Jesus gives
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  them clear steps to reignite the fire that has
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  gone out. And this is in the following verse,
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  by the way, verse five. And here are the steps.
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  He says this, remember where they had fallen
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  from. That's the first step. Number two, repent
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  of their passivity. And number three, and redo
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  the things they did when they were new Christians.
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  So for today, Have you moved away from your first
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  love? In other words, the love you had when you
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  first gave your life to Jesus. Take time today
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  to remember, repent, and redo the first things
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  you did. I want to say something about this because
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  this is really critical. All of us go through
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  phases. Everything about life and your spiritual
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  life is ebb and flow. So, there'll be times when
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  things are just flowing. Man, every day is Friday.
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  You're excited. When is Sunday going to get here?
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  You know, things are good. It's eggbock. It's
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  going to be okay. We get to do this, living up
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  in a down world, all those things. And those,
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  we have a lot of those days, but we also have
• 1:25:23
  days where it moves into an ebb season. Thank
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  God those are short lived for me, but they didn't
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  used to be when I was younger in the faith. I'd
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  have these extended seasons. And those are seasons
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  when things don't, your prayers don't seem to
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  be getting past the ceiling. You sometimes feel
• 1:25:39
  like you're talking to yourself. You sometimes
• 1:25:41
  wonder, where did God go? I don't sense His presence
• 1:25:44
  anymore. Or maybe you're reading scripture and
• 1:25:46
  it's just words on a page. It feels flat. And
• 1:25:50
  those things are going to happen. I mean, these
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  are the seasons of ebb and flow. And so what
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  I'm trying to help people to do, I'm really excited
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  about this on Sunday, is to get people to reclaim,
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  to get back to and refire, reignite their first
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  love. What was it about when you first became
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  a Christian that made you so joyful, so hopeful,
• 1:26:13
  so visionary? Why was it that you could see hard
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  things in scope? It doesn't matter. What are,
• 1:26:20
  in your experience, some of those things for
• 1:26:22
  most people? Well, here it is. Aren't you glad
• 1:26:24
  I asked? It's actually simple. This is the thing,
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  because when we first become Christians, we're
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  hungry for God's Word. There's a hunger that's
• 1:26:33
  there. We intuitively, innately, spiritually
• 1:26:36
  know we need to be fed like a new baby. That's
• 1:26:39
  why it's called being reborn. So you're like
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  a new baby. So what does a new baby need? They
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  need food. They need nourishment. And so that's
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  a return to prayer. Because I mean, I remember
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  walking through a park in the sketchy part of
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  East Lubbock. Beautiful park, but you don't go
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  there at night. But me and my friend would go
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  there at night. We'd literally pray all night.
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  We'd walk around and pray. seek God. It was amazing.
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  And man, I could do that when I was 19. I can't
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  imagine doing that right now. But return to prayer,
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  return to worship. I mean, what is it about?
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  There's something in us. God put in us the desire
• 1:27:15
  to worship. Bob Dylan said, you're going to worship
• 1:27:18
  somebody, right? I mean, you're wired to do that.
• 1:27:22
  Explain worship for people who... maybe Christ
• 1:27:25
  curious. So think about the word worth. Worship
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  is a scribing worth. That's what it is. You're
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  saying to God, you are worthy. You're worth my
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  honor. You're worth my praise. You're worth my
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  blessing. You're worth my worship. So that's
• 1:27:42
  what worship is. It's where you're actually exalting
• 1:27:45
  and lifting up someone else, something else.
• 1:27:48
  In this case, we're worshiping God. Which is
• 1:27:50
  made very easy and nice to do with worship music.
• 1:27:56
  Yes, absolutely. It's easy to tap into that online,
• 1:28:00
  my goodness. Get the Godcast draft right now.
• 1:28:02
  Get the Godcast. You can hear it 24 -7, songs
• 1:28:05
  that encourage you, songs that build you up.
• 1:28:07
  The last part of that is return to prayer, return
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  to worship, and return to God's Word. And then
• 1:28:13
  the final thing that I'll be sharing is return
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  to community. My dad used to cook with charcoals
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  and he would pile them up in a triangle to light
• 1:28:24
  them. I loved being there when he'd light the
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  fire. It's a typical little boy going, that's
• 1:28:31
  awesome. Fire, fire, fire. Explosion. But I would
• 1:28:35
  notice that as the fire went down and they'd
• 1:28:38
  begin to glow white hot, and you could see the
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  red, but also white. I noticed that if the coal
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  on top ever fell off the pile, it went out very
• 1:28:48
  quickly. It quickly lost its heat. But if my
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  dad took these tongs that he had and put it back
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  on the fire, back on the coals, it would very
• 1:28:58
  quickly reignite. And that's really for those
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  of you that have been maybe disconnected and
• 1:29:05
  maybe feel like you've been in this thing alone.
• 1:29:07
  You need community. Yes, you need to return to
• 1:29:10
  prayer. You need to return to worship. You need
• 1:29:12
  to return to the Word of God. But you also need
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  community. They all work together. And so that's
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  my encouragement today. And can we end with a
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  prayer? Please do. All right. Father, forgive
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  me for letting the flame go out in my life. I
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  choose in this moment to remember, to repent,
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  and to redo and go back to the things that kept
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  my fire burning in the beginning. In Jesus' name,
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  amen. Amen. And that'll do it for this week.
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  Soon, twice a week, we'll talk about it on the
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  next. We get to do this. See you Wednesday everybody.