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00:04 [MUSIC] 00:10 >> Welcome back. I'm Sheli Quinlan, JD quell and we are so 00:14 glad if you missed the first, are you missing a family man? 00:17 But we are about to get into a very interesting topic. It is 00:25 balance finding God's path in a world of extremes. And our 00:32 special guest tonight is John Bradshaw. President of it is 00:37 scripted. 00:39 John, we always enjoy having you here was enjoyed being. 00:42 It's great fun. Great fun to see you. And we talked about 00:45 great stuff. So 00:46 this is good. Yes, thanks for having me. Yes. 00:49 >> And this is a topic that only extremes that I think that 00:52 most of us, Kim, 00:54 you can feel that something is going on. 00:56 >> I mean, times are changing. The world is becoming more 00:59 extreme and you show used to it polarizing. We we're being 01:06 pushed to the extremes. The media is pushing us to run. 01:09 I think there are some pretty benign but but meaningful 01:15 reasons for that. We'll talk about some of that. Why things 01:17 are getting so extreme. 01:20 We're getting to the place now, 6,000 years after creation that 01:24 people are saying 01:25 I'll do whatever I want, then they'd that conformity is no 01:31 longer in the lexicon. And, you know, you do you and you do 01:36 your truth and speak your truth. 01:39 People rushing to the extremes for varying reasons. 01:44 And we see that in the church is will politically socially 01:47 within the church. Theologically, it's way too 01:50 easy for people to become extreme in some areas with a 01:53 really low to moderate just a little bit and find not what I 01:56 would cold the middle ground but find Christ ground. That's 02:01 what we want to find. 02:02 >> And then and then so when we look at this polarization, 02:07 as you said earlier, 02:10 it is getting to the point that it's very difficult if you have 02:16 an opinion that is different than someone else's. It's very 02:20 difficult to have the civil 02:22 conversation even in the church I found I don't talk politics. 02:27 I'm a citizen of the kingdom. Haha and I just I don't talk 02:32 politics because if you express innocent late 02:37 and amazement at something that you've seen on television, 02:40 people can get 02:41 really bent out of shape. Very hostile. Yeah, very much 02:45 so. I need I don't understand when you see what people are 02:49 putting on their Facebook page and Christians who are posting 02:54 things, that 02:56 they're just tearing other people apart because of their 02:59 opinions. What do you think is stirring all of this extreme is 03:06 some. There are a couple of things. 03:08 One thing I think is happening, I believe I know it's 03:11 happening. 03:13 >> Is it slowly? But surely the spirit of God is being 03:14 withdrawn from the lovely, but surely. So there's that 03:18 at the same time when I sit some of the reasons about the 03:21 media, a fairly benign, he is what I mean. 03:24 We have a 24 hour news cycle now. How much news is they 03:28 really? You can get most of it out and about 38 to 40 minutes 03:34 after that. 03:35 You just got to keep going back and keep going back and keep 03:38 going back. And so to the news channels, too. 03:41 They tell you the news 03:43 and then they coming to on the news 03:46 and then they come in on the commentators. 03:49 And because what news channels have done is that they're not 03:52 interested in telling you all of the news. They want to tell 03:55 you they version of the news. 03:57 So what they've done is they've carved out a ground and they 04:00 become financially beholden to that ground. 04:04 According to news channel you want and I'm sitting up going 04:06 into the politics of it. 04:07 But they've staked out a certain amount of ground and 04:10 they know that they can get. Some of the view is 04:14 CNN is never going to get 80% of the viewing audience. 04:17 FOX News is never going to get 75% of the audience. They don't 04:21 need it. 04:22 They just need that slice of the viewing audience. They'd 04:25 like to grow it. But they know that they're never going to 04:27 have true dominance that need it, though. If they just get 04:30 these views, 04:32 then they know that they're going to be economically 04:35 profitable, financially profitable. So they tell you 04:39 what a certain demographic wants to know, 04:42 happens to be what they want to tell. So you end up in an echo 04:46 chamber where 04:48 me if you're watching Bradshaw News, I'm telling you what I 04:52 think OSHA telling you that everybody else is not only 04:55 wrong but that dangerous. They want to end democracy. 04:59 It's really interesting how one side says Donald Trump is going 05:02 to end a democracy. And the other side says Joe Biden is 05:05 going into democracy. And right now there are people listening 05:08 to be going the both say he's right about Biden or Trump, 05:12 you know, because it's what a funny old thing. 05:15 But I do icon just share the news. Now. I've got to go to 05:18 the extreme and say the people who tell you something 05:20 different to me, they're going to cause the ruination of the 05:23 world. That may be true in some cases. So now has a view little 05:28 one day. All from that. Keep us in on what it what it is. 05:31 Your thanks so much. So, Matt, 05:34 as I read that later, I realized what was feeling that 05:37 individual, this cable news, 05:39 he was just mentioning all the points that he was just so you 05:42 sit at home and watch cable news all day long. 05:47 You're going to get you going to be coming stream. I don't 05:50 mean annex dream missed. I mean, you're going to you're 05:53 going to be pushed just to one side, one much of the other. 05:57 So that's one reason. That's what we're getting food from 06:00 the media. The media don't try to tell you all the news they 06:04 do try and show you their version of the news that will 06:07 advance their political agenda. We are feeding on that. So we 06:11 become like that. But holding become changed. 06:15 >> And I just was getting ready to say that. Also, you look at 06:19 the internet and most of the media we go. And it is so 06:24 amazing to me that people sometimes to approach me and 06:27 they'll tell me a story and I'll say what is your source? 06:31 JD told me something the other day. And I thought, well, 06:34 that doesn't have support us the source because it got said 06:37 into his phone. Yes, some people believe that anything 06:41 they read on the Internet. It's true. That's right. 06:45 And we've got 06:47 foreign governments for crying out loud, but in 2 feet as 06:51 yeah, some things that are far from tray. 06:55 >> Yes, to talk about cable news minute ago, the Internet. 06:58 So it used to be that if that if you were at a bar with your 07:02 buddies, I don't mean to you, but fellows at the bottom with 07:06 his buddies and he had some 07:09 hair brained opinion. 07:10 It stayed right there in the BAA 3 people knew about it. 07:14 No one can know that guy gets online and tweet and 07:16 potentially millions of people years, cockamamie ideas 07:19 and then you get people who develop a following. 07:23 What the Internet does it on your YouTube fee to what it 07:27 feed you, the stuff you like. 07:29 So if you've got an itch that needs scratching a, you've 07:33 gotten a Jane Doe one and that you just feeding on that, 07:37 it becomes very unhelpful. 07:39 >> Showing people don't realize that there are algorithms. 07:42 She knew the social media companies. If they see you've 07:46 got an interest in a certain type of the news or certain 07:50 topics, they have an algorithm and now they start feeding you 07:54 all of that thing in there, which which on one level it's 07:58 kind of good. 07:59 >> But on every other level is very unhealthy because you get 08:03 stuck again in a coach, the and on the Internet. You can rush 08:06 to the extremes because the is every crazy and known crazy 08:10 group of people have a following. The if you want to 08:13 push you the most unhealthy stuff in the world, whether 08:16 it's physical emotional, what did you find it online and 08:19 there's nothing to stop it down because we believe in freedom 08:21 of speech, even if the speech is unhealthy. And so extremism 08:26 is born and I don't just mean religious fundamental extremism 08:30 of what a kind but extreme ideas. Extreme views, extreme 08:34 reactions. 08:35 Jesus didn't call us to be extreme in anything but a now 08:38 faith in God and any did call us to be extreme in a 08:42 commitment to God. I I don't want anyone to think that I'm 08:45 saying 08:46 just take the middle of the road, but I would say is that 08:50 Romans 12 says I beseech you the full brother and by the 08:53 most seasoned dog. 08:55 Listen to this. That you present your bodies, a living 09:00 sacrifice. Now, that's an oxymoron. Of course, polls 09:03 pending a lewd picture or using a device, a literary device, 09:08 but a living sacrifice. The book offering was slaughtered, 09:12 placed on the old to and completely consumed. Poor sees 09:16 debts how you want to be living but fully can shoe by the 09:21 spirit of God and given completely to the Christ of the 09:24 Bible and the Gospel. That's extreme that a good extreme 09:29 that saying you all in for Jesus, you've you've 09:31 surrendered your life to, you know, here's why. 09:34 >> Have that. If 09:37 people will say that truth is relevant, you've got your 09:40 truth. That got my. I think that part of our problem today, 09:45 please hear what I'm saying. We need to put the phones down. 09:49 We need to get kids off Twitter and you can get the people have 09:53 developed and attention span. 09:56 That is like a hummingbird. They sip from this four-minute. 10:01 They sip from that and they just split from flower to 10:03 flower and topic to topic. 10:05 Truth is not relevant or there would be no truth. But no one 10:09 is going to know truth without reading this. Right. And here's 10:13 what I'm saying. Correct me. If if you think I'm off, 10:19 I don't believe that death cares which side of the ditch 10:23 to fall out. You know, if it's in this ditch or that cage, 10:28 you say people 10:31 in the church who are listening to maybe somebody that on 10:37 how can say this and extend extra arson shows on the 10:42 Internet or something. And all of a sudden they become very 10:46 legalistic. They become very and they're falling out over 10:49 here yet. You see other people 10:52 who all say, oh, I've saved by grace through faith. I want to 10:56 say, do we say we see it even in our own church, every church 11:00 as the ship? That's correct. And they're following up on 11:03 this side. 11:04 How do we gain true how you can find God's path that it's a 11:09 question at such an important question. 11:12 >> Extreme legalism and extreme liberalism. I'm very closely 11:16 related. 11:18 >> They add let me let me quickly say this because I 11:20 mentioned the term liberalism. What on a program in Somebodys 11:25 said my wife turned you off because she thought we're not 11:27 talking liberalism in politics. Well, talking liberalism has Im 11:34 thinking 11:35 you don't need to even worry about following God's will, 11:39 OK, we thanks, bedding that because someone might get the 11:43 wrong end of the stick, 11:44 they are simply different sides of the same coin, a man because 11:49 the legal us says. 11:50 >> I got to do all this in order to be saved. And then 11:55 once he or she checks it off, I would say the person on the 11:58 other, the Nikkei list, a lackadaisical person says I 12:02 just got to choose Jesus and I'm saved 12:06 nothing wrong with that on the face of it. But both people I 12:09 saved by something they've done. Yeah, not saved by grace 12:14 through faith in Christ who will live his life in. Dan, 12:18 I just got to I accepted Jesus when I was a living. All is 12:22 good or on. The members should show. That's good. That's that. 12:26 Kayla says nothing conscientious about that. 12:29 But over here, you know, I won on committee and so I probably 12:32 lost my salvation. That's that's another extreme piling 12:37 up. The do's and the deeds. We've got to show them that and 12:41 the gospel is the antidote to that. 12:46 We're going to get into some of his lifestyle. So I want to 12:48 talk about Nashville being destroyed by 5 goals in a 12:51 moment in a moment, just catch somebody's attention 12:57 in relationship to 14 of those 12 13:00 we read. Here is the patience of the Saints. The say he 13:03 robbed a now 2 things that keep the commandments of God 13:07 and the faith of Jesus. If you love me, you'll keep my come 13:12 on. That's Jesus. Wasn't saying if you love me, you'll prove 13:14 that he was saying if you love me, then look at this. You're 13:18 going to be keeping my key moments because love this. 13:21 The fulfilling of the role that extremism. When you get people 13:25 who like Whoah Whoah K less about the fight 13:29 standards don't matter. That's extreme. Isn't you've gone all 13:33 the way over to the left in your faith in God, you think 13:36 that showing up in church once in a while a sufficient you're 13:39 not having a living vital moment by moment relationship 13:43 with Jesus Christ. That's just that's an extreme position over 13:48 here where you can find enough things to do to be good enough 13:51 to go to that extreme as well in the middle is probably 13:57 Romans 6. 13:58 How how shall we continue in since the grace mad about God 14:04 forbid pull, right? How shall we? That did Tucson. Yes, 14:07 live any longer there. He that is dead is for. She is freed 14:12 from sun. So the direction we want to goes is to calvary 14:17 with through faith in Jesus. We die to sin and we died 14:19 itself. Jesus lives in lives now so is rum and 6 of U.S. 14:23 forces. We walk in newness of life. That's what you want. 14:28 You can be the you can sing the loudest in the choir and same 14:31 as much as you want. But if you haven't died to self, you know, 14:35 his real Christian, you can be the he you can be the biggest, 14:38 the gun and the whatever it wanted to. But if you haven't 14:41 died to self, you're you're a pharisee. Get your your your 14:45 under the Old Covenant of Works and not the new coming to 14:48 grace. 14:50 >> And the and the 14:52 I had a thought that just escape me happens to me. 14:55 Show you get given the great in the region encourage meant one 15:00 thing I know what was going to say is that people often say be 15:05 dance is legal. It's it's crazy. Isn't 15:08 OPD and is slap. Not let let me read since we're in Rome in 6, 15:12 1, to say this, right. And in 6.16, Paul says, do you not 15:18 know that too? Well, new prison secure south slaves to obey. 15:24 You are at that one. Slate whom you OK? We're all slaves to 15:29 something like this. Whether of San, if you're a slate of sand 15:34 leading to death or of the PD and its leading to 15:41 righteousness, well, it's righteousness is by face. 15:45 How can he says obedience obedience doesn't say this. 15:48 Only God can save us were saved by grace through faith. 15:53 If we are I adopted to become a child of God. 15:58 We love him because he first loved us. And you know what? 16:02 In first, John, he tells us that want anyone 16:08 who is righteous will practice righteousness. 16:12 >> So God works in is to willing to do. And we practice 16:16 right to show you what if people realize it or not, 16:18 this is what they want. They want this in Roman 6 synge 16:22 shall not have dominion of the same in one of blessing. 16:27 So I didn't have to be that that Kayla schedule, Christian 16:30 Obi who says well might be living like the devil. But I 16:33 did choose Jesus or Rick. And that's OK and you don't 16:36 have to be that of pushing out here who can't sleep at night 16:39 because the wondering with this something they did that 16:41 offended dog 16:43 in the middle in the middle. You decide whether it's in the 16:46 middle or not. 16:48 But when you come to Christ and he lives his life anew, 16:52 thank God send. Doesn't have to mean you know you anymore. 16:55 This person of the year on the one extreme isn't wallowing in 16:57 the mud of sun. This person of the year has got nothing to 17:00 prove they are with G says the spirit of God has brought life 17:04 into the lives and now they are in the woods of the of the 17:08 Bible, right? Free from sun. And that's where you want to 17:11 be. Not not an extreme, not extremely 17:14 lackadaisical about your faith. There are no standards doesn't 17:18 matter what I eat with drink. When I worship how they 17:22 worship, 17:23 you don't be like to push another. He I've every single 17:26 thing is life and death. And because I put it, I stepped 17:29 on a crack. I'm somehow not righteous anymore. No, no. 17:34 The true ground avoid those extremes. Christ wants you to 17:38 have. He's being justified by faith. We have peace with God 17:42 through Jesus Christ. What we've got to live in that piece 17:45 and a must to not do so. You are out on the extremes and 17:49 in a world that's filled with crisis, you got to be with 17:52 Jesus is and have a hot field with the piece of crushed and 17:56 you may 17:59 well, well, we sit here and will will nod and a man. 18:03 What we both know is that someone's watching say 18:07 my eye can have peace. After all. I've done the on through 18:11 the answer is yes. After all, you've done. But I've been back 18:14 to you. Yes, you being bad and God knows you being bad because 18:19 you bag. We're all sinners. The Bible says, 18:22 but you can have peace. Now. You've got some habitats, 18:26 destroying some addiction of some lifestyle issue. Whatever 18:29 it is, you got a weakness. Listen, Jesus is you come to 18:33 me. I will give you rest is hope at the foot of the cross 18:37 for you. And 18:39 I think that's good news. If you don't understand that 18:42 just asked the Lord could like, yes, yes, yes, yes, let loose. 18:47 Some people say, yes, that's what I want. But how do I get 18:50 it like I did when I was the 22 year old wandering around 18:54 Limerick, Ireland, I'm not going to church again until you 18:57 show me the man. You pray to God. I don't understand this. 19:01 You shot me. He's gone. Maybe wants to show you that his 19:05 business, you'd be happy to do it. 19:06 >> JD has the news from more than one occasion where someone 19:10 has COVID to the pastoral department and they want to 19:13 argue there is no god or something JD would just say, 19:17 well, 19:19 I just want to encourage to do this some night when you're not 19:21 sleeping, 19:23 just ask the Lord, if you're there, proved to be a. 19:26 >> And hopefully it will. He wore. You're all of a 19:28 sudden, you know, you you're probably paying attention to 19:31 how restless shoe or 19:32 and then all of a sudden, you know that little drop us. 19:37 I remember he said, Ask show Me, Lord, show me 19:42 and boy, the Holy Spirit. I mean, 19:45 I understand the way that my mind works. If it takes 10,000 19:49 major giant angels to come down at that particular moment, 19:53 they will. They sure will, you know whatever it takes. Yeah. 19:56 And but you've got to just say, helping to suss what I don't 20:01 know the go. I mean. 20:03 >> Mention Nashville. Can a candidate can get a shock 20:06 because here we are with with these are extreme ideas and 20:09 this is where I think the Internet 20:12 helps people become. 20:15 I'm balanced 20:18 now an inch to them. You know, 20:22 when I want was a church pastas greatest job in the history of 20:27 great jobs, not even a job. Just wonderful experience. 20:31 Fantastic congregations. I I I was I think the little 20:36 knew I couldn't deal with the hog. It congregation gave me 20:39 the 2 best congregations in history, a man o well as a 20:43 church bus. I would say when I when I get there early, 20:46 really in my ministry, if you hear me say something that you 20:49 need to hood before, it's probably a sign that there's 20:51 something wrong. 20:53 I there with you all with me because as a gospel minustah 20:57 shouldn't be telling you a whole bunch of stuff you never 20:58 heard before. Unless, of course you knew. 21:01 I wish you knew to the fact that you you, you, you growing 21:03 Ali, 21:05 my role on this lease to tell you the old old story, tell you 21:07 stuff your eating up now go to somehow bring out of my tool 21:11 kit ways of sharing it with you. That makes it relevant and 21:15 applicable and so on. 21:18 So so what I find interesting is that, you know, while ago, 21:21 some people seized on on something that being written 21:24 100 or so years ago 21:25 saying that an ash was going to be destroyed by 5 goals. 21:29 I mean, which of course it will, because the entire will 21:31 give them a whole world will. 21:34 But now the eclipse is coming up. April 8, someone's going to 21:38 be watching this month from now. So, yeah, oh, yeah. 21:40 And nothing happened 21:42 and people that saying the into the world is coming in judgment 21:46 is coming from dog. 21:47 I think what drives that is the opportunity for people to get 21:50 likes on YouTube. I think I think that's it. 21:54 Somebody contacted me the other day. It is written not somebody 21:58 from it is written but somebody contacted me at my office 22:01 and said I'm so scared of who that Nashville is about to be 22:04 destroyed by 5 goals with this eclipse. 22:09 No, you know that Nashville is just 3 hours from. We'll live 22:13 in about 2 and a half hours where I live. So I guess we 22:16 look outside on the eclipse day. We may see way off in the 22:19 distance. 22:21 An orange glow on the horizon. 22:25 Spoiler alert. 22:27 Nothings about to happen in Nashville. Not anytime soon. 22:30 And other than the usual stuff. 22:32 April 8 is going to come and go and Nash was going to be 22:35 completely intact. 22:37 In fact, God isn't going to single Nashville out for any 22:40 treatment that he's not going to bestow upon any other. 22:43 What will the city that chooses not to repeat? 22:46 People are convinced there's a little cottage industry in 22:50 seizing on the sensational and exploiting it in order to know 22:54 what people do it. 22:56 It's just base to shy away from that that extreme. There's 23:00 nothing biblical that suggests is nothing in any inspired 23:04 writing. You're going to read that suggest that Nationals 23:07 being singled out for treatment that no one else is is going to 23:11 get San Francisco, Los Angeles, Oakland, Detroit, Cleveland, 23:15 Columbus would only what Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, 23:21 Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis. 23:24 They're all going to go. What we've done 23:28 is we've allowed ourselves to go from being people of the 23:31 book 23:32 to being people of 23:34 who knows what 23:36 you want to stay with the Bible. And I want to show you 23:39 this one about to say I fully realize could be 23:42 misinterpreted. 23:44 So let's see how this works out. 23:47 You know, there's a reason the Bible says we are the body of 23:51 Christ 23:53 and you don't want to amputate yourself from the body of 23:56 Christ for no good reason. 23:58 Now, I don't mean to say listen to the pope when he speaks 24:02 excuse cedar and only followed, he says, I mean, to say the 24:06 mine for yourself. 24:08 But I have been of a mind to think that if I know godly 24:11 consecrated Bible students 24:14 who are the least bit concerned about something 24:17 probably in my best interest not to stand up and tell the 24:21 world that this and that is going to take place. 24:25 It's possible the angel of the Lord PA asked the every pastor 24:30 in Bible teacher in pasta overall, the scholars and 24:32 academics, the academics on right about everything. It's 24:35 possible that the spirit of the Lord posh they love 24:39 and came to me. 24:41 It's possible, 24:44 but it's not very possible. Probable is not possible but 24:49 not probable, right? Yeah. So there's a need to stay with 24:53 the body. 24:54 Stay with the body. Now this is where I'm worried about someone 24:57 misinterpreted. What to me. I don't mean don't have an 25:00 original thought. I don't mean pro. Don't pray to God and she 25:03 lied. I don't mean that. 25:05 But I cannot tell you how many people with extreme views share 25:09 the views of me as a huge check this with well, I would. 25:13 Why wouldn't you want other people you trust saying about 25:16 what you're sharing? 25:18 Doesn't seem to matter. If I can get a following all that 25:21 goes out the window. Now I can be someone 25:24 because I've got a new view. I've got a point that differs 25:27 from the wrist and not that's not. I do want to tell you 25:31 something about the Bible that no one else in our church 25:34 believes. Good to me. Yeah. The John the Baptist, really 25:38 each locus chores at the care of. But I believe what you 25:41 want. But he did in consequential. 25:44 But I'm not company with new light until I got to check out 25:47 the whole bunch of people. And I know that I'm not leading 25:51 you astray. 25:53 You don't have to go find Christianity to find Bible 25:55 teaches who are off the wall men. And yet they managed to 26:00 pull together a significant following and a massive income. 26:05 You don't need to be theologically orthodox 26:10 in order to be successful. Sometimes the crazier, the 26:13 better 26:15 but in the eyes of God, we want to be sure to richly 6, 6, 26:18 but we do not want to cough up our integrity. 26:21 You want to stay with the Bible. 26:23 Avoid speculation. 26:26 Speculation is extreme 26:30 and that should expect a road. You don't want to go down 26:32 because there are a week people around you who are going to 26:35 swallow that stuff, Hoke line and sinker because they put 26:38 their faith in you rather than did faith in God. I mean, 26:42 so these are extreme is the sensation was strucked stuff. 26:46 Is an extremely want to Sean. 26:47 >> In some ways, I think that 26:52 some churchgoers want to be entertained 100% true. And so 26:57 they encourage be careful how you 27:01 compliment 27:02 someone who speaking be careful about getting too excited about 27:07 somebody just, you know, Paulson Per-screen teens to 2. 27:11 When I was among you, I I resolve not to know anything 27:15 but Christ and him crucified. 27:18 Sometimes we encourage people to deep delap a style. Do you 27:24 that? 27:25 It's entertaining. 27:27 I think that the church members are as much at fault as the as 27:31 the person who delivers that way and with media now, whether 27:35 it's TV or the Internet. 27:36 >> A person can become the flavor of the month. Pretty 27:38 quickly. Yes. And and it's not uncommon to to seize on the new 27:44 personality aimed elevating someone real quick. It is is 27:49 being proven frequently to be in unhealthy. Other extremes. 27:53 Diet. Don't be careful here 27:57 because one person's extreme is another person's knoll. 28:01 Now, what would an extreme? And I'd be one extremist. 28:04 Did you see what you want? I don't care. All do what I 28:07 want to go to with my body. You go to die. Something 28:10 the other extreme would be vegetarianism. No, I think 28:14 that's mainstream. I think that's sensible veganism that 28:17 was seen to be extreme want. It's not now particularly in 28:20 certain countries of the world which soup a mainstream. 28:24 So, you know, Whole Foods, it's it's full of the gun, some of 28:28 them wearing Birkenstocks and some of them and off. So 28:32 there's that 28:34 fruit. Harry in this 28:37 right. But they may be times from additional reasons, 28:41 right? You just don't eat fruit 28:43 Rhule. Food only. No, I don't want to criticize the push and 28:48 we want the rule food, even though I can promise you I'm 28:51 not only going to eat real food. 28:53 I went to a restaurant. It's run by a a Asian religious 28:57 organization. And probably it's a gift to me from God that I 29:01 can't remember the name of the restaurants. I was going to 29:04 take my wife Melissa and say what saying that place and was 29:08 soon as we go off here. Remember it. But it's good that 29:10 I don't 29:11 we're in the you know, you know, there's this lovely Asian 29:13 food, the kindly priced. 29:16 And there's a video on the wall playing in. This is the not a 29:20 good rookie. She's not Indian. But this is to 29:22 the spiritual leader. 29:25 They're asking her what they're asking her about Bri Ferrier 29:29 and isn't. 29:30 Do you think I'm making this up? We watched it with our own 29:33 eyes. People who'd arrived old in nutrition from breathing. 29:38 Yeah. 29:39 And the question is what about these break? Derrion's who'd 29:42 died? You know it surprise you that 29:45 Swami the religious leadership, what they would they would 29:49 doing it wrong, migrated to funny that they would play this 29:52 in a restaurant, encouraging people to eat by breathing. 29:56 Now that's extreme. That's destructive that I've been can 29:59 accused of inhaling my food, though. Yahoo. I see what you 30:04 do. They will play. That was a good one so that we can agree 30:09 is an extreme. 30:11 I want to be careful of labeling someone who doesn't 30:14 want to show you're a fruit area. Well, for each cool, 30:17 unique role, food. Well, I hope you're monitoring your health, 30:21 but if it's working for you, 30:23 it's working for you. 30:25 And you may say it's a healthy. I'm not here to criticize it. 30:29 He's the extreme. 30:31 The extreme as we you don't get another push in the grace. 30:35 It meant to be what they feel like they need to be. But that 30:38 person eats meat 30:39 and not just teachers, vegetarianism 30:43 and you'll proud. And the Bible teaches at pride is an 30:46 abomination while you can share and about the beef but not 30:50 concerned about your pride. 30:52 The Bible says don't don't destroy the kingdom of God of 30:55 the meat and drink. So what I'm what I'm suggesting is the 30:59 extreme here is judgmental isn't. 31:02 >> And now I have to tell you thought you loved this. 31:06 I was thinking about jet people who are judgmental the other 31:11 day of the spring for someone actually left. 31:13 And all of a sudden what gave me this thought when we put 31:17 ourselves in 31:20 when we become an accuser of the threat of yet more pointing 31:23 a finger in judging them, 31:25 we're playing the role of say who was the acute or accuser 31:29 that where the lion the goal of Saint. Would that be quick not 31:34 to accuse? Yeah, one. Yeah, you know, because people are very 31:36 quick sometimes to just say I wanted, you know, they did this 31:40 this flight. 31:41 >> I was in the church recently and they have these very, 31:43 very healthy potlucks great. 31:46 I thought, I mean, under the gun. So it's vegan food. 31:50 I it's open season. You know, I got to be careful. Cuss a 31:55 balloon in recent times that you can 31:58 vegan food and put on an unhealthy amount of weight. 32:02 He too much. 32:03 So you might have the right kind of food that at least how 32:06 I say it is over, but too much of it. Others will be John. 32:11 You know, yeah, so, but but they should, you know, in this 32:14 church we used to it used to be more diverse, what but that it 32:18 was done this unfold. 32:20 But since that the food police have established a little more 32:25 authority to that telling people you can't bring that. 32:30 We don't want that here and making people feel 32:33 pool and we can and judged. 32:36 You know, if Missus Smith wants to bring a fish casserole 32:40 and she rose up the pot luck with the fish. Casserole 32:44 of Mister Brown wants to bring his didn't know what it would 32:47 be as she she's she says I yeah, yeah. You know what you 32:52 say. 32:53 Thank you. Yes. Thank you. Missus Smith. Thank you, 32:57 Mister Brown. Thank you. Missus. Washington was so 33:00 grateful. We're going to put that right here on the table. 33:03 If you didn't line them up a little label on it. So people 33:05 know what it is. 33:07 And and you know what? When someone sees this fish is going 33:10 to be feeding frenzy, 33:12 it will be gone big on 45 seconds? No, no, I'm not saying 33:17 anything goes. I'm saying what goes is kindness. And if that 33:23 fish dish would offend the congregation? 33:27 >> Well, then maybe people will Smith. 33:29 >> On enough, you know this 33:31 and then you have a kind would make this a way to do it. 33:33 And Mister Smith is going to kind of funny because that was 33:35 the first issue gone to know what you're talking about. 33:39 Where is the love, right? There's got to be love. 33:42 Anything way. You are not love it. I know somebody's going to 33:46 read sure has no standards. When it comes to an I told you 33:50 my personal stand. It is. 33:54 So this isn't what without children think 33:57 I peoples of what with teaching our children to be raised a 34:00 certain way to be one of the it. 34:03 I said, well, listen, here's what we do. 34:05 What we used to do. 34:07 We would say when the kids were little, 34:09 this is how we live. It's what we've chosen this, what we feel 34:12 God wants us to do. 34:15 But what we know is that there are some people who don't share 34:19 a point. If you, you know, we respect them. We don't agree 34:22 with him, but we respect you. Expect we expect you to respect 34:25 them too. 34:27 Well, the kids on all of a sudden going to run over and 34:29 this is Smith's fish. 34:31 They're going to do what they've seen. You do it. 34:33 And and you've told them kindly, we love those people 34:36 there, friends and neighbors. We don't agree with all the 34:38 decisions. They probably don't agree with some of those. 34:42 So we're going to do. We think God wants us to do and will 34:44 respect them. How about that? It worked for my kids 34:49 and that it would it work. Well extremes. So you get these 34:53 guy. I'm going to step on. Somebody tells you, but no 34:56 agenda goes. So 35:00 this this was big a few years ago. 35:02 We'll have to go live in the country, but no prom with that. 35:07 But the dad who's in the U.S. 35:09 cuts down to one day week so we can spend 6 days a week raising 35:13 his kids 35:15 again. Again, I do want to criticize anybody's lifestyle 35:18 choice, but I think your kids want to see that much. 35:22 I think, you know, kids need to know that dads go to work now, 35:25 by the way, if you if you can pull it off, you could you 35:28 insomuch one day week? 35:30 Well, the new with today's weekend in more. 35:33 Yeah. If you if you can pull it off, I guess that's fine. 35:38 But really what do you what do you not? What do you not 35:41 telling a kid about the value of hard work? 35:45 What do you not telling your children about the blessing of 35:50 of being at work in and being a provide a in what what do you 35:54 not giving them to aspire to? I think it's an extreme on 35:59 another room with you live in the country. I love to live in 36:01 the country living in a boat and nice and they would love to 36:04 live in the actual good. 36:06 But when it became fashionable for people to ditch the job 36:09 done runoff and live in the wilderness, 36:12 another question for you who you sheen to out day. I'm glad 36:15 that fit what sticks in Franco's coming 8 out of your 36:17 hands. But, you know, go to baptize the D a 36:20 ways you'll feel the delay. But you got to tell me those 6 36:24 days you're traveling into the city where you don't put your 36:26 little kid's mind by going into the city. Do you 36:29 the is going to be a balance somewhere. 36:32 You don't be so sorry for the cliche heavenly minded that you 36:35 have no 3 good. The 36:37 if you're a successful shoe sales person 36:41 or successful seamstress for successful school teacher 36:45 rocket hit the water that are you going to be busy and you're 36:48 going you're going to struggle to find the balance between 36:52 wook 36:53 and family life. So let's talk about that 36:57 because you can get people who become so extreme with work. 36:59 The kids never see them. So here I am telling that the 37:02 one-day week guy that he probably ought to 37:05 go to the office more. 37:07 I understand that's a personal decision and someone's incensed 37:10 that I would say that my children would welcome you 37:13 going to work more often. 37:16 But how about the dad? Who's at the office all the time? 37:20 Orange running a business. I've never run a business. 37:24 I don't know personally how demanding that is. Why a lot of 37:27 people have it to put demonte. It will consume you. 37:32 I could you know who I have Kathy Smith recently from 37:36 Sylvan Hills Bakery 37:37 on a podcast called Faith on top run by couple English guys 37:42 that the 10 episode it's worth listening to its Christians in 37:46 business 37:47 and how they can be people of faith 37:50 and people of business. 37:53 And Kathy said something really interesting about how 37:56 businesses so that he sometimes 37:58 and it has been is going to be a way and and things you got to 38:02 get picked up at home and maybe she can to dad. 38:05 You recognize 38:08 sometimes how it's going to be. She was very down and very 38:11 appropriate. Yeah. She spoke about that. 38:14 Sometimes that happens. So you compensate for that another 38:17 way. If you say I'm only going to work 40 hours all the rest 38:20 of my time, is it on? Maybe you can do that? I count. Maybe you 38:24 can. 38:25 But when I was at home, I was home. 38:27 I didn't come home from work until the kids don't bother me. 38:29 I'm going into my office when I was home and I had office work 38:32 that wait until after the kids went to bed and all my time was 38:36 the A's. Then they look for to daddy coming home because we're 38:39 going to hang out. We're going to play. We're going have a 38:41 good time 38:43 when it comes to work-life balance. 38:46 There's no such thing. What I mean is there is no valent ox 38:51 perfectly in balance now. Know this week, my family 38:55 didn't see me because things at the business were out of 38:57 control 38:59 and maybe you put that energy and nail. So the later on you 39:03 the comfortable life and more to give to God. Mort, you can 39:07 take time off more time in ministry. 39:10 I'm not saying everybody needs to pursue the same lifestyle 39:12 far from it on looking at this work life balance which I think 39:16 is a phrase that doesn't mean very much. I call it work live 39:20 with them. That's a much better way of putting it. Yeah, 39:23 yeah, you can get into a certain rhythm. 39:25 >> Yes, and it's it's something that to 39:28 if a few we've owned our own business. But if you're working 39:32 in a, you know, ministry you there's no such thing as having 39:36 a perfect balance between your personal cushy. Don't know 39:39 what's coming. That's right. But 39:42 you get in this rig, it's it's the same with the Lord your 39:45 relationship with them or you can get in working so much that 39:50 you lose that rhythm with the Lord because you're not 39:53 spending that quality time. But it's all about getting into 39:58 a rhythm and make sure that what's important to the Lord 40:03 and that here 40:05 spouse your children. 40:07 >> People are getting your quality to chapel struggle with 40:10 this. It's a real thing said. So if you're aware all that, 40:13 that's half the battle right there, being no error of it. 40:16 And then you say, watch, 40:19 I'm out of my available time. Am I dedicated my family? 40:24 You know, it's one thing is I worked so hard now going to 40:26 play golf for 4 hours and then go with my buddies in the 40:29 evening. 40:30 No, if businesses consuming you, I probably let the Gulf 40:33 go. I I think it said that I can spend some time with my 40:36 family. 40:38 You just want to be certain that you not. 40:42 I saw the other day talking about how he was successful. 40:45 We start to make money and start to really get hit. 40:47 Really good. Really good. 40:49 And his wife 40:52 sit a couple of things to that were a wake-up call and he 40:54 realized I'm not given my family anything. I thought I 40:58 was giving them everything. 40:59 But they need more than material stuff. 41:03 They need me there. And so we figured it out and he could. 41:06 He could still work. But he's making himself available for 41:09 the family. 41:10 It becomes extreme when it's all about 41:13 business. How you got to pull it back. You probably don't 41:15 need that super expensive cars. So you don't need that much 41:19 money. I'm not against expensive cars. You can afford 41:21 not yourself out. 41:22 You probably don't need yet another house. You probably 41:25 don't need more stuff. If that's what's driving, you pull 41:30 back. Do you want and say what's most important? God 41:34 first family second, all the other stuff. Is it? 41:36 >> Distant 3rd, at this least repeat because I've been trying 41:41 to teach someone to say that who soon industry that, you 41:45 know, 41:46 Paula says that if someone can't man eat his home, how 41:49 maintaining you with love, then he can manage the church. 41:54 It's God first. Didn't family in your ministry. So true. 41:59 >> We don't talk about that a lot. We knew we need to talk 42:01 about that a whole lot more. So people who are successful in 42:04 ministry and the families here in absolute miss want to miss, 42:09 you know, be careful telling the story. I will not name 42:12 names, but I see 2 of Angeles once. Can you give me some 42:14 advice? He looked very content on the show. What about, 42:18 you know, just give me some advice. I'd like some advice 42:20 from you. 42:22 He did this. She looked to him one way. He looked back. 42:27 Put your family first 42:32 son of a very well-known minister. 42:35 I thought that's telling you. He's dead famous as famous. 42:40 Never put his family first. Yes. 42:42 >> This is 2 things I want to mention here and I I think this 42:46 is a decent statement. Hope it is. Yeah. Monkey see monkey do 42:51 sure. No question about our main boy. You can set yourself 42:54 up real quick being a workaholic, 42:59 Melissa in Shannon and Jake Upper city here. 43:04 They just might follow suit. Yeah. 43:06 >> Yeah. Your wife had been Jacob can shade into this thing 43:11 like it's like they don't like that old song catching the 43:13 Cradle move. That song asked. Yes song. Yeah. Ad was away so 43:17 much. That was boy grew up. He didn't want to be around a 43:19 stay at the well. That's a wake-up call. 43:21 >> Second thing, boy, and this is to make this. This is a 43:24 major lesson we will take to all 43:27 when my best friends growing up 43:30 this time for his senior year in high school, 43:33 we're going to go what we learned the so we're saying, 43:36 well, I want to go to this college. I'm going to go this 43:38 cause and then the valedictorian of our class, 43:41 the best looking guy in our class. 43:43 He says that 43:46 I'm going to 43:48 get a job 43:50 and stay with it for 30 years. 43:52 What we did know is that his father was the one. He was the 43:56 center of all the attractions. Hasan want to take us all out 43:59 would go 100 miles an hour and everything. But what we didn't 44:02 know is that his father couldn't keep a job more than a 44:05 month. Oh, interesting. There was really interesting is. 44:09 And so 44:10 the lesson here is 44:13 we may not know what we wanted to, 44:16 but we certainly know what we don't want to do that. You're a 44:20 big lesson right there. And so it it's far as being ballots. 44:27 >> I was at a a conference ministers meeting recently with 44:31 the ministers at a certain region of the country together. 44:34 In the end, the president, the leader of that organization 44:37 said to the ministers, he said, 44:39 you make sure 44:41 you're taking time with your family needs to make sure at 44:45 least an entire day, at least one and tied a note saying, 44:49 but at least how that one entire day 44:52 as well as the other. 44:54 And if you church members squeal you, you say 44:58 the president's council. Well, I like that. That was not 45:01 present because otherwise we can go saving the world. 45:05 Losing out families. Yes, it's extreme, but you don't back 45:08 cough. You don't sell. Not taking that phone call on off 45:11 the clock. No. You do make that 10:30PM, Hospital visit all 45:16 that one in the hospital visit because you're a servant and 45:19 now that being you God time, I don't make it sound easy there. 45:23 Pastas everywhere in ministry workers, Evers icon figured 45:26 out, but you can. God did not call you sacrificed your 45:31 children equal Abraham to do that. 45:34 Even then he stopped him. 45:35 He didn't hold me to do that. Yeah. Yeah. He didn't call. 45:38 You may get another one extreme 45:41 criticism. 45:44 I would like to say 45:48 I don't have the right eye was about to say you the generic 45:53 you nobody has the right to publicly criticize another 46:00 human genome. Thank you. Use should we don't have the 46:04 right 46:05 to publicly criticize church leaders. 46:08 You got to hear that with balance because their time we 46:11 need to have discussions. Should we do? We can have 46:14 discussions. 46:16 You almost never know what's going on inside those meetings. 46:19 You almost never know how a decision was reached. Almost 46:23 never. 46:25 You have not walked a mile in the shoes of that man with that 46:28 woman. 46:29 And so to be one of these extremists firing off criticism 46:33 left and right, 46:35 you know what I wouldn't want to do. I wouldn't want to face 46:37 Ted in the judgment and I wouldn't want to he's not that 46:41 the walleye won. Why? When I say listen, I I spent the 46:45 evening with Jillian JT quick change. I can tell you 46:49 and you know what, you don't know about them. And I got to 46:52 you know what I'm doing that not only my tearing you down 46:54 upon being negative, but these this person they looked up to 46:58 you 46:59 and what would have rushed in and they seem like such 47:01 Christians 47:02 and now that she's disappointed that you're a hypocrite, 47:06 it could cause this person lose his will, who would know it 47:09 could cause him to lose their way. 47:12 And and that not only have I done the devil's work in 47:15 maligning somebody, but I'm also placed a stumbling block 47:19 before that person who looked up to the lead. Even if it's 47:23 true, they don't need to know. 47:26 You know, one of the witnesses is one ups. One, 47:29 nobody wants to get in the group and not somebody always 47:32 wants. Well, I know something. You don't know that you're on. 47:35 And more than all the sudden 47:37 it takes a life of its own yet. Should us things are said that 47:41 shouldn't be said 47:42 making up stories that should have been tried in the ocean 47:45 stories. Yes, yeah. So so as as Bracho saying, well, if you see 47:49 something, you like that, you that you just got to s*** it up 47:51 and saying nothing know first, you have a good talk with God, 47:55 but over the head of the Lord says what you need to say 47:58 something you're going to write the kind of slip 48:01 the kindest email you're going to put, maybe if you can 48:04 approach the person to person to person and you be so kind so 48:07 that when you say what they've said, that person's going to 48:10 say, well, that was a Christian person. My goodness that really 48:13 spoke highly spoke like Jesus would speak. You go in, you go 48:17 face-to-face, push and push Matthew, 18 men. You be so kind 48:21 and so sweet that the push will be happy that you expressed 48:23 your consent. Yes. After that, you don't start a civil war, 48:28 you don't. But now, you know, so often people will. 48:32 >> One our opinion on some poll. Yeah. And you know, 48:35 you've got be careful when sharing an opinion in and like 48:39 you said, people are quick to share opinions be. It was it 48:43 makes them look important. JT has a saying in and we've 48:47 adopted this and this is how we do it. Somebody last what we 48:51 think about certain news story or something he just says, 48:55 I just don't have enough information. And as you said, 48:58 we don't know what goes high and dry with just got to be 49:02 king careful by your word, too. Few quid I were to peak and and 49:07 it's right. 49:08 Put a guard over the door-post. Yeah, my lips, Lord. 49:11 >> The church is as someone wrote, 49:15 though, it's week enfeebled and effective. 49:18 It is the one object upon this upon which Christ peace toes in 49:22 a special since he's supremely got Bible, right? A cold or the 49:26 apple of God's eye. 49:29 You know, I don't want you even if you know something about my 49:33 mother. 49:35 That's all full and true. I want to know me because I 49:39 just don't know, according to church, my mother. But even if 49:43 you know something about the church, that's often true. 49:45 You know, if it's to guide and God somebody and keep them from 49:49 evil, you may want you may want to talk to. 49:52 But because you know that the church really did did something 49:55 this so that was room. That's too no, you don't want to 49:58 criticize. That's so next. Stream really bad when you rush 50:04 to that now now with the Internet, we can tell the 50:06 entire world the supposed sins of some into tea, some should 50:12 some church lead. And why would you do that? 50:16 Someone said something somewhere. First thing I'm 50:19 going to do is tell the world 50:24 maybe they should and maybe they didn't. But have you 50:26 thought about what that person is going to go through now 50:29 being being being lambasted 50:33 from sea to shining sea? I think you want you want to be 50:37 rid, didn't don't you came out this. You've got to be 50:39 redemptive. But now it's so easy to be extreme. Extremely 50:44 critical. 50:45 You know what you do it now, if you're willing to die for that 50:48 person, 50:49 then then you're you're in it 50:52 too big to begin with you. You're in a good place. 50:55 What you're going to do is, you know, talk to Jea says, and 50:57 you're going to be guided by the Holy Spirit, going the with 51:01 God that you cause no hom that you don't. Of course, somebody 51:05 to stumble. What is gained by ripping someone like 51:10 criticizing? 51:14 I think it probably happens in 51:16 every church. 51:18 They re denomination everywhere. If it doesn't, 51:23 that's the exception. And I think we can do better. That's 51:26 the devil's work. And we do want to give ground to the 51:29 devil. You know, 51:31 the reason I believe this is so important 51:34 is because you said it really Shelley, 51:36 the devil does not care whether you get you here or there just 51:39 as long as you get you. We are living in a time of absolute 51:44 crisis. 51:45 The devil as a roaring lion walks about seeking whom he may 51:50 devour. We will have a target right on us. The devil is angry 51:56 with the church and has gone to make war with the rim and other 51:59 seed that's taking place. Now, when we're in a spiritual 52:03 crisis, 52:05 the world has changed. The nuclear family is and a massive 52:08 attack. The devil is seen to be that way. 52:11 When I grew up my file that was at blue collar work to do 52:16 enough blue collar work at you and Ian Little. Nothing. 52:19 Mom stayed home. 52:21 We came home from school. Was there? 52:25 I think that's great. I actually think that's ideal. 52:28 Yes. But for many families, it's unattainable. Yeah, 52:31 because prices are so high, mortgage rate mortgages are so 52:36 big. The cost of housing has gone through the roof. So what 52:40 that does is it stretches the family whose home for the kids 52:44 that they raising themselves. Are they being raised by an 52:47 iPad and a television screen that's not healthy and not 52:51 criticizing acknowledging that society has forced us to that 52:55 place where it's more and more and more. I was at a high 52:58 school. I said to a kid, you looking tired, man. He got the 53:01 jobs up to 4 o'clock this morning has what you do in a 53:04 fall clock homework. He said not Netflix. My life is 53:10 I don't think he was watching Bambi for 53:13 our own little or no. He would not watching. Yeah, 53:18 but that will be live in now. 53:20 It's a really, really difficult world. So to find balance in 53:25 that hat, I can tell you how 53:28 I can tell you how to parents working hard to provide a roof 53:31 over the head of the children. 53:33 You can do everything perfectly. I don't know. 53:36 But I know it's possible God doesn't condemn or criticize 53:39 those who find themselves working more than they want to. 53:41 We've got to have some way to live. We need to feed our kids. 53:45 We did. Church school is not cheap. 53:47 And so we do this. But in the you've got to find that balance 53:50 somehow that puts geez is at the center of the the center of 53:55 the and he'll be that thing that the home balances on 54:00 with. There's no balance if we're not leaving our children 54:02 to Jesus every day. If you pray with your kit with the with the 54:07 hat, family worship 54:09 ideally twice a day, but schedules don't away so loud 54:11 that so you have family worship, pray for you, cut and 54:16 pray. Now, if you're too busy to pray, 54:20 then something's got. You've got to give something back to 54:23 the devil because he's the one who load your plate up so big 54:26 that God got squeezed off the plate. 54:30 We first got to be praying yourself. We've got to be 54:33 reading a Bible South zone, then otherwise we're 54:35 unbalanced. It's the it's the Bible. It's the would have 54:38 gone. It's pretty that keeps us balance. Keeps us oriented in 54:42 the right direction. Balance is found in a complete commitment 54:48 to Jesus being that living sacrifice now lives around 54:52 mixed right now because we stretch in 100 different ways. 54:55 We think we can have it all. You can have a goal 54:58 you want to. You want to live in a palace by the time. 55:00 You're 35. You kidding me. You want to own every latest 55:03 vehicle. It was grow up. Make make some decisions that 55:08 are based not on your ego but on your income. You want it. 55:10 You want to do it all. You can do it all. So do what you can 55:15 do, what you must. But put your put Jesus first family first, 55:20 faith in God. First, if those things on first us so far out 55:25 of balance, it's not funny. 55:27 >> You know, it takes intentional effort is a 55:29 steadfast commitment coming. You've got to encourage your 55:32 life on the truth of God's word. Quickly. The Preakness, 55:37 some 20 55:39 5 and verse 8 to 10. 55:42 Good enough for it. It's the Nord. Therefore he teaches 55:46 centers. We're all sinners in the way the humble he guides 55:51 injustice. Humility is depending on him all the past, 55:55 the Lord of Mercy and truth to such as keep his company and 55:59 his testimonies. So we are in a cup of the relationship of 56:03 righteousness by faith with the Lord you can count on him. 56:08 John Brennan show, thank you so much for me. I hope we've 56:11 covered some ground that's helped my body. So I think we 56:15 could probably talk about this festival more shun. The 56:17 extremes, embrace Jesus and in Clinton like Olympic clings to 56:22 the holiday ship. 56:24 And I want you mentioned to someone watching that maybe 56:27 saying, can I really be safety issue can and you know what? 56:32 When he goes you with this holy Spirit, he works in you, 56:35 too. Willing to do is get play yes. And he promises to 56:39 complete the good work case began anew. I got to do is 56:43 pray. 56:44 Why didn't you 56:45 give up 56:47 10 seconds. 56:48 >> Advice. Yeah. I want to encourage you to know that God 56:50 loves you. He wants the very best view of things are out of 56:53 balance. It's not too late to bring you back. Give your heart 56:56 to Jesus pray. Those pray of commitment will hold you in the 56:59 hollow of his hand. 57:00 >> Thank you so make you thank you for being with us with that 57:03 thing. 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