How To Prepare For The Collapse of The US Dollar & Coming Economic Crash

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chambers laugh, got you trapped in the feed.

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Hear the whispers in the.

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Night Voices saying stand and fight Through the chaos, through the.

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Lies We're the ones who open.

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Eyes We are the truth in.

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calling the names. Through the fire, through the noise, we
don't fade, eternal voices, never.

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Buried, never tamed.

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beacon in the.

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They try to shut it down Oh But we're still
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the roar, we ignite. Stand tall, bring the dark into
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Truth in the static Loud and unchained Breaking the silence Yeah,
we're calling the names Through the fire Through the noise
We don't fade Eternal voices.

Speaker 5 (02:34):
Never buried, never chained.

Speaker 4 (02:53):
Hello again, friends, and welcome to another Eternal Affairs interview.
Welcome in, welcome in, welcome in. Question is, the dollar

(03:17):
is dying?

Speaker 7 (03:18):
I don't know.

Speaker 4 (03:18):
Well, we could find that out tonight. Maybe the dollar
is dying. If you don't know, but we're going to
find out about that and a whole lot more with
our very special guest, David Holland. And welcome in, sir.
Thank you for doing this.

Speaker 3 (03:35):
Pleasure. Pleasure to be here. Pleasure is all mine. I'm
always excited to talk about this and be with people
who know our ultimate hope lies, but know that we
still have. have land to occupy and maintain until he comes.
So it's a pleasure to be here for sure.

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(04:18):
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That's right.

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That's what a lot of people say. It's not me.
It's what a lot of people say.

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Yes, I would be one of those. I agree. Yes.

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Always sharing is always caring. That's what I always tell
my kids and we're going to share good information today.
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Hope it sticks, right?

Speaker 3 (05:53):
All right, David.

Speaker 4 (05:55):
To begin with, for people who have never heard of
Alpha Omega Gold and, well, yourself, who is David Holland?
What is Alpha Omega Gold? And what led you into
the precious metals world?

Speaker 3 (06:11):
Great, great question. So again, I am David Hall, and
I'm the owner and founder of Alpha Omega Gold. Frankly,
there are a lot of gold companies out there. There
have been, you know, for several decades now, quite a
few of these gold companies that are telling, I think,
a lot of, you know, Christians and a lot of

(06:31):
conservatives and a lot of people, you know, who are
concerned about where the world's going, where America's going. You know,
they have been selling them precious metals, With with a
lot of the right verbiage. But I got into this,
you know, a good many years ago and quickly found
out how the industry was run. And especially with the

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company I was with at the time, didn't know anything
new gold and silver. But I didn't know the industry,
which is, you know, a good bit different and realize
no one, no one, no one in the industry. I
don't even know if anyone that I first worked with
in the whole organization knew. really owned gold and silver,
really cared about gold and silver. It was just literally
they were selling something that they had good talking points

(07:14):
and they knew that they could sell. So as soon
as I found out the way that worked, I quit.
I couldn't do that job anymore. So I joined another
company that was a little more understanding. The owners there
knew gold and silver. They liked gold and silver, but
quickly found out that when success comes to a company,

(07:35):
It will quickly determine, you know, if we look at
the parables that Jesus spoke of, he spoke of the
house that was built on the rock and the house
that was built on sand. And so the storms of
life came and pounded on it. But one survived and
one didn't. Well, you know, when you look at that,
that parable specifically, it's not just, hey, bad things are coming.

(07:56):
And how was your foundation? Which is true. But it's
also when good things come, when blessings come and the
showers of blessings and rains of blessings. How is that
foundation going to hold up? Well, unfortunately, the company I
was with was touted as a Christian company. But when
the showers and the rains of a lot of blessings
I saw over those few years I was there came,

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they quickly forgot what it was all about. And so,
you know, God led me to start my own where
I could control the message. I could control the walk
and not just the talk. So there's a lot of
companies out there talking the talk. We are founded with
the principles that we must walk the walk as well.
And that is just not with our clients, although that

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is part of it. It is, you know, before God himself,
before Jesus, we stand and give an account and we
want to take care of our clients and do everything
that we possibly can to make sure that they're taken
care of, that they're provided for, that they get what
is a good position for them in physical gold and silver.
Because there's a lot of people that can get that
for you, but they will sell you generally what they want.

(09:02):
what benefits them, not what benefits you. So we understand
we have to make money and that's all part of it.
But we generally want you to walk away at the
end of the day, you to be set up and
be prepared for the economic chaos that we believe is coming.
And I think the news every single day points to that.
Day in and day out, just news story after news story,

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even today is pointing that. So that's a Precious metals company,
we help with IRAs. So if you have a retirement account, 401ks,
those can be converted into physical precious metals. You have
extra cash, basically buying precious metals. And we recommend functional

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pieces of metal that will serve you in any sort
of scenario you can picture in the future, whether it's
economic chaos, grid down scenarios, whatever you want to look at.
We want you to be prepared for it. And that's
what we endeavor to do at Alpha Omega Gold.

Speaker 4 (09:59):
So it's not just pieces of paper that promise that
there'll be gold at some point. Right. But actual physical gold.

Speaker 3 (10:06):
Actual physical gold. Yeah. And no paper promises here. So,
you know, IRAs are slightly, they have to be held
off site out of your hands until you're ready for
a distribution.

Speaker 1 (10:15):
Right.

Speaker 3 (10:16):
But make no mistake, they are physical pieces. They are
titled in your name. They take up a physical space
in a depository that you have record of and ownership
and can visit and hold in your hands. And then
when the day comes and you want a distribution out
of your IRA, they box them up and send them
right to your front door. So they're not subject to
being disappeared. Let's just say if the depository is low,

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they are owned by you. They cannot move without your
signed permission. And that keeps you from having to pay
taxes and penalties out of a retirement account. But make
no mistake, there is no paper promises. Everything is physical
in our business. Yeah.

Speaker 4 (10:52):
So we're not just going based on what Rand Paul
says and what he saw at Fort Knox. We're like, hey,
this is actual real physical gold.

Speaker 6 (10:57):
Right.

Speaker 3 (10:59):
We're going to have an accounting for each specific piece, right?
There's not going to be, well, I saw a bunch
there and thinking that there's probably enough, but we're not
even sure if it's tungsten or not. So, yeah, we
got real good stuff here. It's the right stuff.

Speaker 4 (11:14):
Absolutely. I just wanted a little tongue in cheek there.

Speaker 1 (11:16):
Yep.

Speaker 3 (11:18):
Uh, yeah.

Speaker 4 (11:18):
So hearing your mention and faith and, and, and, and
putting that into the structure of your company. And so, uh,
why did you, uh, why did you specifically want to
approach precious metals from a Christian and biblical perspective? Um, and,
and what, uh, what do you think most Christians misunderstand
about money and wealth?

Speaker 3 (11:38):
Uh, those are really good questions. Um, So for me specifically,
I believe it is a ministry that God called me
to in a type. We do other things. I minister
in a local church. I serve my pastor faithfully. I
want to be found helping and not found being a
burden on the body. So we contribute that way as

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far as me and my family. But in the specific
promises of what we live under in the United States,
I would think probably on a day-to-day basis. I know
I'm guilty of it. We kind of take for granted
that we live in the greatest state that's ever been, um,
you know, the greatest country that's ever been. I mean,
God has really blessed, uh, America to have, um, a,

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a good, uh, system of government, a good system of money,
a good system that has survived for, for a long time. Uh,
and there, there is no mistake that, that it has,
it has prospered and blessed the entire world, but there,
there are certain, um, issues that have arisen over, especially since,
you know, five decades or so ago, we are entering

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into a time to where the, uh, money system, the
economics of the money system are not, um, not going
the correct way. So, uh, dollar bills that you can
print to infinity are not based on biblical God standards.
So I first and foremost believe that gold and silver, um,

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are creations of God. Like they weren't just accidents that
God said, well, this looks nice and pretty and shiny
out there. They were designed to be a base element, which,
you know, they're on the periodic table and that you
cannot create these obviously out of other things, right? These are,
these are base elements that, that, that stand alone, but
God designed the amount of them, the usability of them

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to store the value of mankind's hard work. So, you know, we're,
we're in the earth and We know Adam before the
fall had a job and his job was to tend
the garden and do the things that he kind of
messed up on. And so therefore we all got this,
but God made the creation to serve us. And even
though it's in this whole state of fallen and rebellion,

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it still has those designs that gold and silver serve
the purpose of storing our value. My hard work, your
hard work, everyone out there's hard work, their investments, their retirements,
their ability to create wealth and store it. because, hey,
if you were to store all your wealth in grain, well,
the grain would rot over time. Or in cattle, there

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could be something that could all catch a disease and
some of them die or get stolen and things like that.
Gold and silver have the unique ability of maintaining that
precious metals store of value that God created, but that
can be anonymized by you. It can be buried at
any point in a field and no one knows where

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it is, but you and God. So it's designed to
have that value. If you look at over history, it
has always functioned that way. Well, when we got off
the gold standard here in the 70s, then we began,
there's a, and I don't remember the specific website, but
there's a website that correlates when we left the gold
standard to what happened in society across a million different things.

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I say a million hyperbole, but it was about different
things like marriage and divorce and teen pregnancies and just
standards of living and how people, just the quality of
life that would make good old Christian-based Americana what it
was versus kind of what we're morphed into now. And
it all traces back to the devaluation of the money

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supply out of the gold standard into something that can
just be printed. And so for me, I think Christians
are looking at the end of the economic cycle of
America Whether you're Christian or not, there's plenty of commentators
out there that would say, hey, we're looking at the
end of the road here. You better be prepared. China
is preparing for that eventuality very quickly. They are moving

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from U.S. bonds and treasuries and dollars to gold. And
every other country in the world is repatriating gold out
of New York. They are trying to get in a
system that they know has value. What the printing of
dollars does is it allows us to inflate, like we're
seeing high stock markets and things like that, But it
allows us to go into the future and pull all

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those future returns from our children, our children's children, into
right now. So we feel really prosperous. But what happens
is that when that bill comes due, we're not going
to be able to pay it. And then we're all
going to have a very, very low standard of living
if we're not in assets that are not subject to
the dollar collapse, which is gold and silver. Because gold

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and silver, you can go anywhere in the world, any tribe, nation, tongue.
They're all going to recognize it. They're all going to know, hey,
that has value. I am willing to trade you whatever
goods and services I have in this local country currency
for that gold and silver. And it's always functioned that way.
When people had to leave and they had to flee
home because of invaders or whatever it was, they took

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gold with them. They took silver with them and that
paid the way, helped them get out, escape and help
them build a new life and a new land. Because
It is an asset that is portable, but it's an
asset that has value universally. And as the Bible says,
and as the Bible writes in that standard, that this
is how God sets those standards of money, of stores

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of value, and not in the U.S. dollar. And I
would piggyback that off of what you said about what
do Christians kind of misunderstand? Well, you inevitably will get
the out-of-context quoting of a verse where it says, they'll
throw their gold and silver in the streets. It won't
serve them. Basically, it is the negative toward the gold

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and silver. And so they just correlate that, that God
doesn't care. Your gold and silver do you no good.
That's not what those verses are saying for the first part.
But for the second part, that's not how God intended it.
God never intended gold and silver to be a substitute
for him. That's where the warning is. And anything can
be a substitute for God, gold and silver, especially when

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they would make idols out of it because it was precious. However,
God did institute it as a store of value to
be used in a service to him and in a
service to the people that have it. So Christians who
use that, well, it doesn't matter. You know, Jesus is
going to come back for me anyway. That's fine. And
we all know that he's our escape plan in the end.

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We're all I'm on plan J.

Speaker 1 (18:13):
Right.

Speaker 3 (18:13):
For when he comes back for us. But until then,
my goal is to stay as profitable a servant as
I can. to do the best that I can with
the resources I've been given and not lose them to
things like theft, things like inflation, things like just collapse
of the dollar. Those are things that will rob what
we think of as wealth today, but will be intact

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if we will use God's principles of the stores of
value of gold and silver. And it's no different in this.
Christians have to understand this is not about trusting in man.
This is about using God's principles to store the value
of what you have and have it ready to be
used and deployed when you need it. Because at the
end of the day, we all have to be ready
for Him and when He comes back for us. But

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in the meantime, there is a job to do. And
if we just keep kind of blindly going forward, we
often quote Proverbs. It's mentioned multiple times in the book
of Proverbs, but I think it's 2712, I believe, is
the one that commonly is used. But It's basically a
fool or a wise man sees what's coming is how
it starts. A wise man sees what's coming and prepares himself, right?

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So he sees the future. He understands by everything he
can see. This is what's coming my way. So he
is prepared for that future to come. Well, it says
the fool ignores it and he passes on just through it,
ignores the warnings, but then he suffers those consequences. So
it's not about being a fool today, but it's about saying,
wake up. We know that the world is not doing well.

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go to the grocery store, I can tell you your
dollar is not buying what it used to.

Speaker 4 (19:47):
Go to the gas tank.

Speaker 3 (19:49):
I mean, I, I have all people, I drive a
Suburban that's a diesel because it was one of those
things I thought is a good investment and it was,
and it still is. And I love the thing, but
I always thought diesel would be plentiful and be a
little cheaper than gas. Well, that's the opposite. Now diesel
is running, you know, seven, eight, nine bucks a gallon,
just depending on where you're at. And it's looking to

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get more and more expensive. And if you're going to
tell me that the dollar's still good, it's taking a
lot more. When I first started driving, my wife and
I talk about it all the time. When I was
a young kid starting to drive, I could fill up
my car for a lot or my truck at the
time for like, I don't know, 15, 18 bucks. And
I would get the premium gas just because it was
so cheap. It was like 99 cents a gallon for

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the premium. And now it's, I mean, it's insanely expensive.
And that's because that goes back in part to the
dollar losing its purchasing power. $ 100 for groceries is nothing
compared to what it was in the 90s or the
early 2000s. And you just play that out in the
exponential form. That graph is going way up and we're

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somewhere here in the middle. You're fixing to see another
half loss of the dollar. So $ 100 is going to,
I would say within a few months or a few years,
we'll get you half the amount of groceries it gets
you now. that is loss of value. Gold and silver
store that value. They, they safely lock it down, ready
to be used when you need it. And history is
full of examples where, where people do just that.

Speaker 4 (21:15):
Yeah. Cause I was, I was thinking about this the
other day. I was like, you know, folks tell me like, well,
we're about to get this job. It's going to pay
21 and some change an hour. And, and I'm thinking, man,
if they had that job in 1999, they would be
well off.

Speaker 3 (21:32):
Yeah.

Speaker 4 (21:32):
But now, I don't know what that's going to do
for them. And it's, it's paycheck to paycheck for a
lot of, a lot of folks, even, even at that,
even at that, what would consider be that level. Um,
and so, um, I guess I say that to, to
lead to my next question. And that is for those
folks who are running paycheck to paycheck and, and, and,

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and they're scrambling to be able to just pay their bills.
I'm one of those folks, by the way. And, um,
what would be the recommendation for someone who has, you know,
maybe they can squeeze out $ 5 a month to just
kind of put into something. What would be your suggestion
for them and, and, and, and investment world?

Speaker 3 (22:15):
Yeah, absolutely. So first thing I talk to people about is,
is the qualification. Let me back up one thing and
I'll give you a statistic that, that is pretty mind blowing.
If you look at, and I want to say this was, um,
60s 70s there was a there was a period of
time to where it was pretty stable but the like
minimum wage or average minimum wage was like a buck

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50 or something like that if you took that in
the actual silver that was printed at the time which
was the coins the quarters and you gave somebody six
of those quarters today of the buck 50 that they
were paid their actual um minimum wage is somewhere close
to our $ 50 to $ 60 an hour, if that gives

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you any relevance to what that value of that money
was back then. And today, if you're not making $ 50
or $ 60 an hour, you are massively underpaid compared to
what minimum wage was back in the 60s. So I'll
leave that there. Fast forwarding, because this is the world
we live in, right? I like to quote statistics because
it gives you a relevance, but we need to figure

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out what to do. First thing is, is I'm a
big fan of like trying to pay off debt, trying
to pay down things, realizing that there is a world
that's heading our way like a freight train. And it
was it's going to reshape everything. It's going to push
digital prisons on us. It's going to push changes of
way of life. And it's going to do all of
that under the guise of, hey, if you want to live,

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if you want money, if you want to pay your bills.
You're going to need to hop on board this digital
currency train so that we can track you and control you.
Of course, that's not what they say, but that will
be the overall plan and to bail you out of
your failed banking system and your failed dollar. So just
know that's the long term goal right now is get
more resilient, pay off some debt if you can, free

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up cash flow, take some extra jobs. And what I
can encourage people to do who are paycheck to paycheck,
I talk to people in their 50s who have paid
off everything. but they have no retirement. Like they literally
are paycheck to paycheck, but they're now positive cashflow. For
anyone who can, just start amassing a little pile. You
get enough to get an ounce or something like that.

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Especially if you're in the, say, I've got a hundred
bucks that I can scrape together every few weeks or
couple of months. You can go to places that are let,
where you can maximize that. Because I will help anybody
that I can. I will tell you if I can
help you, if I can't. Um, but if you can, there's,
there's people, there's garage sales that people, if you have time,

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you know, and you got extra rent, you can really
pick up some good deals there. Try to verify, you
know what you've got, but any of the, uh, junk silver,
what they call 90%, which is like, uh, coins, um,
basically quarters, dimes, uh, half dollars from pre 65. So
basically that's going to contain 90% silver. Those are cheaper, uh,
the cheapest way to get silver now and have face value, um,

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a coinage. So that's an excellent way to go. Try
to pick up some of that here or there. But also,
even if you're living paycheck to paycheck, there's still people
who are paycheck to paycheck who have retirement accounts. Maybe
they worked a job for a few years, 10 years ago,
and then there's just this IRA or 401k that's just
sitting there. They can't take it out because they're going

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to get penalized. They can't get an early withdrawal or anything.
It's just sitting there. Maybe it's some thousands of dollars
or something. Those are options. You can utilize options like that.
depending on how much is in there, if it'll be
worth your while, you know, we're happy to help you out.
Just discuss what your options might be. But you can
take those and convert those. Those aren't any money out
of pocket. And that allows you to get physical precious

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metals the quickest and easiest way possible. But otherwise, just
try to be resilient. Try to pick up some extra.
These fiat currencies, basically, we can convert these fiat currencies
into a hard currency. Because the banks right now, there's

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a saying that we in the gold industry like, which
is buy what the banks are buying, but don't buy
what the banks are selling. So all the banks are
pushing IPOs of tech companies. They're the ones behind SpaceX
and OpenAI and Anthropic and all these trillion-dollar valuations because
they're pushing that. They're wanting the retail investors, the retirement

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account holders, the 401Ks. They're wanting all that to be
scooped up and buy this paper and we'll take that
cash basically. And then we'll use that on real assets. Well,
that's what they're selling you, right? But what are they
buying themselves? They're buying real assets. They're buying gold and silver.
That's why central bank buying, it just goes up and
up and up. And companies that a lot of people

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don't know about that deal in stable coins or crypto,
these companies like Tether, are buying massive amounts of gold
as well because they see a future of digital currency,
but backed by real physical assets. And gold is the
physical asset of choice when it comes to backing a
digital currency. So just be more resilient. Find dollars here

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and there. Find deals you can. If you have a
local coin guy buy you, go in there and see
what you can get some quarters and silver for. That
stuff's going to hold its value and just increase. The
less of it that's out there, the more that value
is going to go up. the more the spot price
of silver moves up, it's just going to move and
rise the tide of all the boats of the different
silver products. And right now, um, the dimes and the quarters,

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and that is the cheapest way to go outside of
a retirement account. Uh, because those are not eligible in
a retirement account, unfortunately, but cash wise, um, you're not
going to lose that way. Yeah.

Speaker 4 (27:54):
I keep a close eye on silver cause I have,
I have a very small investment in silver mining specifically, but, um,
I've noticed a trend that's kind of happened. It kind
of happened near the beginning of the year where it
seemed like silver just spiked, like, I mean, in insanely high, uh,
from where it was. I mean, uh, I want to

(28:16):
say somewhere in the ballpark of, of 175% of last
year's rise. Is it, is it pretty close to the
numbers there?

Speaker 3 (28:23):
Yeah, it was ridiculous. I mean, the spot price was insane,
but then the physical price on top of that, because
everybody was jumping in with both hands. Because everybody who
follows silver thought, this is it. The rocket's taking off.
I better throw my money in. Well, I think it
was kind of a play by the banks. They drove
it up really hard, really fast, and then they slammed
it down. And it made a lot of people sick.
They're like, I don't want anything to do with this anymore.

(28:45):
It's too volatile. It was just a play. Understand that
is the game that the banks play to make you
upset and make you drop it. Because they can't afford
for silver to really have true price discoveries. So, yes,
you are correct. It was it was very, very crazy.
But that was, again, a play through the paper markets
to mess with the physical markets.

Speaker 4 (29:08):
Yes, I was kind of wondering how that was going
to play out, because we I was literally I was
in I was in a work truck with a friend
of mine. We were we were we were on our
way back from a job and we was checking out.
So because we check it every day, we were working
and on our way back, we went. I went, whoa.
And he goes, what? I said, well, it's different today.

(29:29):
It's going from like, here it is on the chart,
here it is on the chart.

Speaker 3 (29:36):
Oh, it's nuts. And yeah, it was it was crazy
because everyone just like you, they thought it was going.
So I help people get in. Thankfully, a lot of
my clients got in before it really got to those
plus hundred dollar levels. I had a few up there. But,
you know, if you want to get in and you
think it's taking off. I still don't think it's a
bad investment. Could you have gotten more ounces earlier? Sure.

(29:59):
We all wish we'd have bought it at another price.
I was telling a story of a lady. It was
in 2023. Remember, the banks failed. You had Silicon Valley
Bank and a few others, and it was a big deal.
A lady who came along had a half a million dollars.
It's insane to think about. She had $ 500, 000, and her
husband was dead set against her buying silver. He said,
bad investment. You're going to get scammed. She did it.

(30:21):
She was a Christian lady. She ended up doing it. Now,
I remember at the time the the price she paid
it was for Silver Eagles was I don't remember the
specific price, but I remember she got for her half
million dollars. She got twelve thousand six hundred and something ounces,
I think it was somewhere in that ballpark. And she
and at the time I thought, man, that's expensive. Like, boy,

(30:43):
she paid a lot for those. Looking back, like a
few years later, that I mean, that was a steal.
Like I we would all be dying for that that
overinflated price at the time. And just understand the relevance
to the value that she has. Her purchasing power has maintained.
Three or four years ago, $ 500, 000 bought X amount of products. Today,

(31:03):
a million dollars or whatever she's got value in that
silver will buy pretty much the same amount of products,
probably some more. But that's how you're able to stay that.
So the dollar is changing. It's over here doing its
whole thing. The silver is not moving. So we're always
looking at the dollar like, whoa, it goes up. It's
actually the dollar going down and silver's just, and gold
is just kind of flat. And we're getting that mindset.

(31:26):
And what's really hard for most Americans and Christians is
that you have to get out of the dollar mindset.
The dollar is man-created, man-backed. Anytime, you know, it can
just be changed by a third party. Gold, it has
to have, you know, a real backing. It has to
be dug out of the ground. It has to be refined.
It has energy inputs. It has storage value. It has

(31:48):
things that make it valuable. And when we get our
mindsets wrapped around that, it's not from dollar to gold.
It's viewing dollars through gold and silver will really get
us the proper perspective of how we should view those
precious metals.

Speaker 4 (32:01):
Yeah, because it makes me think back with silver specifically,
you know, to like we were we were silver backed
for a long time in this country. And then and
then we weren't. And then and so I know that
Abraham Lincoln was like, let's do greenbacks. let's do greenbacks.
And so I think, I think that I don't think
it had anything to do with North versus South. I

(32:24):
think that I think him being shot in the back,
this is just my conspiracy theory of what we want
to call it. But sure. I would think that, you know,
telling the bank of London, no, we won't have you
have control over our financial system and, and, and call it,
you know, it's international banking. And then you guys being

(32:46):
able to print these dollars and, These American dollars and
inflating our dollar. No, thank you. We'll back it by silver.
We'll call it greenbacks. I think that that's a reason for,
you know. Well, JFK, the same thing.

Speaker 3 (33:00):
It's commonly thought that he was going to introduce legislation
to do away with the Federal Reserve. And lo and behold,
he was just mysteriously taken out. So no doubt that
that I mean, that's been stated by all all those guys,
you know, in the secret shadowy organizations. Just give me
control of your money. I don't care who makes your laws, right?
It's no big deal. You guys do whatever you want.

(33:21):
Just give me the control of the money and I'll
print it and I'll own everything and you won't even
know what's happening. And unfortunately, we have not escaped that
system for the most part. But that bubble is inflating.
It will take its turn. Just like everything else, truth
will come out eventually. You can only put it off
for so long until it. It rears its head and
takes care of business.

Speaker 4 (33:42):
Yeah, I'd love for the light to shine on this
2030 agenda and the things that are happening. Because people
don't realize. People don't realize, you know, movers and shakers
like the World Economic Forum, the 13 most powerful families
in the world. They don't realize these things. And, you know,
when I say these things, they're going, Josh, it's a
little crazy, you know, whatever. That's fine. That's fine. If

(34:03):
you want to call me crazy, just... Make real investments, guys.
That's all I'm going to ask. You can call me
crazy and all that stuff. Just make real investments. I
want you to have a future. I want to have
a future, and I want you to have that, too,
regardless of what you think about me. But, you know,
pull that, and I want you to know Jesus, of course.

(34:25):
That's the most important, actually. Most important, know Jesus. Know
who he is in your life.

Speaker 3 (34:31):
Absolutely.

Speaker 4 (34:32):
But make good choices.

Speaker 1 (34:34):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (34:35):
No, I mean, it is the call, too. I mean,
because if you look at, you know, Matthew 25, Jesus
gives multiple parables there. And one of the famous ones
is the parable of the talents.

Speaker 2 (34:45):
Right.

Speaker 3 (34:45):
And we're thinking talents like I always thought when I
was a kid. Oh, it's what my talents were in
our lives. I don't have any talents. I don't even
have one talent, right? But theologically speaking, that's sort of
a reference. And most scholars would agree that the talent
references to 20 years of wages paid out in silver
per talent. So the man with one talent had 20
years of wages in silver given to him saying, go

(35:07):
invest this, the three and then the five. And then
the whole setup there, it was paid out in silver.
And that was an investment store of value that the
king- wanted them to go give me a return on
this and and that's that's the way it should it
should be valued so whoever you are whether it's christians
or not there is a need for uh for understanding

(35:32):
right there's a lot of there's a lot of the
stuff that we just don't understand and i remember talking
about what you've been discussing like with the banking cartels
and you know my wife and i when we first
met you know she was um she was a conservative
uh girl living in.

Speaker 4 (35:47):
A very.

Speaker 3 (35:49):
Not conservative area, but she would always argue with the
people and it was left versus right. But when you
kind of take the left versus right paradigm off and
you're like shining a light on, you realize, well, there's
something else going on behind there. And it's not just
this and this, it's kind of a puppet system. And
then you realize, okay, where is truth? And then the
Bible is going to point us that way. So it's

(36:10):
very necessary for Christians to understand how everything works as
much as possible without getting lost in the weeds, without
giving the devil undue glory and talking about his stuff.
Just know this is how the system works. How do
I get out of it? I'm going to break loose
of that system. I'm going to have myself prepared outside
of it for what I know is eventually going to

(36:32):
come our way. And then I can be useful because
no one wants to enter into a hard, dark period
with no money and no resources to be able to
help or take care of their family or take care
of their friends or you want to be prepared as
best you can, whether it's food, water, shelter, you know,
gold and silver, things like that. You want to be
prepared and just saying, ah, I just can't think about

(36:54):
that is not a good strategy. God will take care
of his people, but we want to be as obedient
as possible. You know, Jonah went to Nineveh, but he
could have gone to Nineveh just by going, but he
went to Nineveh via a ship that almost sank and
a well and are a fish and then being vomited

(37:14):
up on the shore. So there's two routes to the
same location. We want to take the more obedient one,
which is looking at what God's word said and doing
our best to prepare for that.

Speaker 4 (37:26):
Yeah, we definitely don't want to go towards Nineveh because
there's some Bible scholars that actually think that that great
fish was a Leviathan. So that would be the last
thing I'd want to get swallowed up by.

Speaker 3 (37:38):
Absolutely. No, that's a good point. I mean, living in
that living in that living in any sort of environment
that you don't have control over is the principle. God says,
I'm going to put you here. I have control over
the environment you're in, but you don't have control. And
this is a teaching lesson for you, Jonah. And I
know probably a lot of us have all been there.
I know I have. And I can tell you, it's

(38:00):
not fun and no place I ever want to visit again. So, yeah,
obedience is good in this time.

Speaker 4 (38:07):
Humbling and crippling to be in a position like that.
But something beautiful and fantastic does grow from it, though,
and that is the understanding that we need to lean on.
And I was talking about this with my last interview
that I had over here, how you always have this

(38:27):
trope that you'll hear. There's usually an older lady named
Ethel or something there at church, and she'll say, well,
you know, God will just never give you more than
you can handle. And I love you, Ethel, but you're
a liar because God will always give you more than
you can handle.

Speaker 3 (38:46):
And let me tell you why.

Speaker 4 (38:48):
And this is out of love. He'll always give you
more than you can handle because he wants you to
lean on him. So that's exactly right. And knowing that
he's going to give you more than you can handle.
Why wouldn't you prepare?

Speaker 3 (39:00):
Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, we're walking into a day and age that.
You know, obviously, how did one guy I heard put it?
He said, walking into a time to where more has
been written about in the Bible than any other time period, even,
you know, the first coming of Jesus and any epic

(39:21):
in time of Bible history, more has been written about
this time that we're entering and that we're in and
entering into than any other time. And so it is
fraught with concerns and dangers and deceptions. And we have
to be prepared. And the story of the 10 virgins

(39:42):
as well, which is parallel to the story of the talents,
It's all about preparation. And the funny thing about both
of those parables that I never noticed until recently is
that it says there's a delay. So the bridegroom delayed
his coming that they weren't prepared for, and the king,
after a long while, it says, came back. So there
was a delay there. It wasn't just, I'm going to come,

(40:04):
and then I'm going to leave, and I'm going to
come back. It was, hey, I'm going to come, I'm
going to leave, and then it's going to be a
long time. So don't forget what you're about. Don't forget
what your purpose is. But there's a preparation. preparation for
a delay, which means you need to occupy, which means
you need to have a mission that is serving Jesus daily,
but working in the field that He gives you to

(40:26):
work in. So that day He shows up out of nowhere,
you're doing what you're called to do. And I think
that that call goes to every one of us. And
definitely for me personally, it's something that I try to
look at every day. Yeah.

Speaker 4 (40:39):
You just made me think about another scripture too. A
good man leaves an inheritance to his children and his
children's children. Now, I know that some people will say, well,
that's only financially speaking. And I'd push back on that,
of course. It's not only financial. I think it's legacy

(41:00):
is what that's pointing at. I think it's rather obvious
once it's pulled into full context. I know that because
I pulled that out of context. So I want to
make sure that there's context to that. It's talking about
legacy there. So, you know, when you talk about They're
talking about time, talents, and treasures. I'm sure you've heard
that before, too, because some people have a little more
time than they have talents or treasures. Some people have

(41:20):
a little more talents than they have time or treasures.
You know what I'm saying?

Speaker 3 (41:26):
Absolutely.

Speaker 4 (41:27):
What are you investing in, like you said, to get
set up for the future? Sometimes a talent, like, I
don't know, podcasting, could set you up for a future
and set forth a legacy that then you can leave behind. Um,
I would have nieces and nephews for me, but, um,
still leaving something, uh, for, for those children, those children's children, uh,

(41:53):
a legacy. Um, and the same thing with, uh, you know,
someone who has time that can come in and invest
time into a, uh, a ministry, uh, a church, uh,
I don't know, a podcasting group, um, uh, or, you know, uh,
just sit down and learn about what, what it means

(42:15):
to have precious metals and store up their storehouse. And
then finally, of course, treasures leaving that legacy. If you can,
if you have the ability in the, in the world of,
of the church of Corinth, I'm hoping you want to
be a church of Macedonia and have enough to give. Paul,

(42:36):
you know, he, he, He was worried about the church
of Corinth because he was like, you know, the church
of Macedonia is big. I have my own money from
tent making. Macedonia has also blessed me and Titus and guys. But,
you know, I get this good report and then you
guys are on shaky ground when I come and visit.
So what's going on here? It shows that they weren't

(42:58):
exactly storing up and getting ready.

Speaker 3 (43:01):
For things to come through.

Speaker 4 (43:02):
They couldn't give. You know, that's very worrisome. So I'm
thinking about biblical stewardship with finances. So could you draw
a really good picture for, let's say, someone who's new

(43:23):
to the faith? Because we get those all the time.
These folks are like, well, I just came into the faith.
I understand who Jesus is. I just repented. You know, literally...
that's where they're at. You know, that they got the
understanding that really delved into the Bible outside of that understanding.
What would be a good foundation for them to be

(43:46):
a good biblical steward of their, of their finances and investments?

Speaker 3 (43:53):
Yeah, no, that's, that's an excellent question. There are plenty
of parallels and you touched on, on what Paul said and,
you know, he, he, Paul is a funny writer, right?
He wrote like really like deep. And even Peter said, yeah,
there's sometimes it's hard to understand what Paul's writing. But
Paul makes it pretty clear. And you can look at,
you know, not only what you said, but he also

(44:15):
said to Corinth, he's like, you know, I didn't really
ask you to give as much as I thought maybe
I should. He goes, I kind of regret it because
giving and being a good steward with which having resources
that God is giving you and second Corinthians, he's talking
about there. God is the one that gives seed to
the sower and bread to the eater, and he will
supply your needs so that you can abundantly be a giver.

(44:37):
So the blessings that we have and the reason why,
you know, I would say a lot of people have
said that the American church or that the North American
church or, you know, the United States as a missionary
hub to spread the gospel around the world is because
they've given and They have sent people. They have been

(44:59):
an investor into the gospel for around the world, whereas
many other cultures may not have done that. But God
set it up that the American church would do that.
And so that is an investment that we have. So
we live in a prosperous country where we have access
to more money. Now, I know it's getting tighter and tighter,

(45:19):
and that is all part of where this is going.
But we live in a prosperous country to where we're
not worried so much about, am I going to starve tomorrow?
Am I going to have enough to feed my children?
It's more like, can I pay extra on the credit
card or buy this other thing or get this ready?
And we have to do the best we can to
live as stewardly as possible, paying off debts. Don't be

(45:42):
a slave or a borrower or a slave to the lender.
That goes to the principle of our money and our
debt in our economy and things like that. So large debts,
if you have those, ask God to help break that.
You know, there were jubilees years when, you know, every
50 years it would just, those debts would just shatter
and restore. You know, God has brought, done miracles in

(46:06):
my life. He can do miracles in your life, whether
it's financially, physically, whatever it is, just if you have
an issue or a situation, that's when you approach the
throne and say, I got this problem. Might've been my
own doing. It might've been something that somebody else handed
to me, whatever the case is. God is faithful. He
can help remove that and get you through that. But
the stewardship is being obedient. And I think Joseph is

(46:29):
pretty much the prime example that we can kind of
modern day like look back to. He went obediently because
his father told him to go. But from the obedience
of just leaving and him taking his own will and saying,
I'll do what my dad asked, the rest of his
life pretty much was out of his control. He was

(46:51):
taken by his brothers. He was sold into slavery. He was,
you know, sold into Potiphar's house, and he was put
into the dungeon. And then he was put under the,
you know, the care of Pharaoh. And even though he
was second in command, he still had to serve Pharaoh.
So Joseph's point in time was that he was put
in place to help facilitate, you know, the line of

(47:13):
Jesus to be there when, you know, when Judah would
come and eventually it would lead on down to Jesus
being born. Like, Joseph's point was to facilitate and help
through the difficulties he had in his life and to
prepare the way for his family. And it's really no
different in what we're trying to do. We want to
be good stewards of time, talent, treasure, whatever those things

(47:34):
that God has given us. Just use those to the
best of the ability to provide for others that will
have need. Because trust me, if there's not a need
right now, there will be a need in the future.
And you won't have to look very far to find
that need if they don't come knocking at your door,
you know, pretty, pretty quickly. So just wait till a

(47:54):
little trouble hits like we've never seen before. And you
will find out really quickly that that the world is
much more fragile than what we've experienced in our lifetimes
here in America.

Speaker 4 (48:05):
Well, we've already seen a version of that. Yeah, not
that long ago. I mean, just a few years ago,
this virus was just, you know, it was what it was.
I will say it. I'll say it like that. Uh,
people know what I'm talking about. Um, and then for years, uh,

(48:29):
you're still, you're still seeing the repercussion repercussions of that, of,
of people being locked down, just people giving up their
freedoms and, Oh no, we got to do this. I
saw a video today of a man who claimed this is,
this is how, this is how silly people are nowadays. Um,

(48:49):
This is a man who is much larger than myself.
I'm heavy, but like.
Okay. And he said that there was a genocide. This
word gets used a lot lately, apparently, on overweight people
through the use of GLP-1s while wearing a mask, mind you.

(49:13):
So he can't, you know, we know that he can't breathe.
He's restricting his own breathing by choice, by the way.
But GLP-1s are the problem. Really?

Speaker 3 (49:22):
That's an interesting take. I have not heard that one yet.
I'm not sure where he's coming from on that.

Speaker 4 (49:31):
Apparently, those are the things that will... GLP-1s are one
of those things that will genocide fat people or people
that are overweight. And whatever term he was using, because,
you know, the PC world is just insane. But I'm
thinking this is a guy. Who has never had a

(49:55):
hard time.

Speaker 3 (49:57):
No.

Speaker 4 (49:58):
Yeah, this is a guy who never had a hard time.
And that just shows you like even even in these current,
you know, bad times or rough times that we have
in this country. We still have it pretty darn good
right now. And so point is, we went through this

(50:18):
and it messed people up in their heads. And instead
of looking to God where they should have looked during
that time, they tried to fill it as people always
do throughout history with anything and everything else. Oh, look,
I got all this free time. Let me fill my
God-shaped hole up with information about.

Speaker 3 (50:43):
X, Y, and Z.

Speaker 4 (50:45):
It has nothing to do. It's not, there's nothing good.
There's nothing good. It's going to come of it. And, oh,
well I got to stand up for these folks. I've
got to stand up for these folks. I've got to
stand up for, uh, you know, self self is self important. Self, self, self, self.

Speaker 3 (50:58):
Yeah.

Speaker 4 (51:00):
And not one, one time in that guy's.

Speaker 7 (51:02):
20 and 21 minute speech, which broke me by the way, Yeah.

Speaker 3 (51:13):
Yes, exactly.

Speaker 4 (51:14):
Not one time did I hear him talking about, well, let's,
let's let's help people with better diets. Let's help people like,
you know, prepare for a better way of living physically.
He was concerned more about the eraser of people being
overweight than he was about correcting the real issue here. Yeah. And,

(51:38):
We can relate that to finances and everything else. Everything
has to do with storing up properly. It is hard work.
And there is a fix. But the perspective has gone awry.
And the inmates are running the asylum every time I

(51:59):
turn on the television. But then when I open up
my front door and I go out and talk to
my neighbors... I can go, hey, you know, I think
silver might be a good investment. Gold might be a
good investment. They're probably going to go, yeah, that probably
is a good investment. I'm wondering why that is.

Speaker 3 (52:17):
Yeah, I, you know, I think, you know, on the
first part of what you were talking about is kind
of the way that sin works. And it's the way
that the whole leftist movement of don't call me out
on it. I used to, we used to hide these
in the closets and under the, behind the closed doors
where no one would know because we were ashamed of

(52:39):
it because there was a stigma. Now, not only do
we not want the stigma, but we want to force
and not allow there to be any sort of, of
like painting us in a negative light whatsoever, which is
kind of, again, what sin does. It's very selfish. It
stands up for itself. So, you know, it makes a
lot of sense, even though it makes no sense whatsoever
when you think about the context of the father behind

(53:01):
all of this, if you will, which is the devil.
But I think the sneaky thing about our financial system
and the way just like sin is, is that it's
very gradual. If inflation was like what it was in
post-World War I Germany, and if you didn't spend your
money by the beginning of the day, it was literally

(53:22):
almost valueless by the end of the day because it
just devalued so fast. Germany today still has... mental and
emotional and national scars because of inflation of that was
post-World War I that then led to the rise of
Hitler and the Nazis and then led to, of course,
World War II. So that whole inflationary mindset is something

(53:45):
that they detest because they have a connection with it.
We don't have that connection. And until we get some
sort of like, I don't know, God-given like wisdom and
understanding to see this is not going well, we're going
to have to go through some sort of hyperinflation to
where you're like, people have to like sit down and think,

(54:06):
where does my dollar come from? Who made it? Why
does it have value? Why do they get to print
so many? What does $ 40 trillion in debt mean actually?
Like they'll have to actually put some brainpower because now
people don't, Americans do not want to have to think
about something they don't want to have to think about.
And that is the pressures of a modern day society.
You know, I can look at some third world country

(54:27):
and be like, In some ways, they have it really
easy compared to us. Yes, we have first world problems,
but we have first world pressures. If they're just simply
concerned about sustenance farming and making sure that their kids
have clothes, that they can read, write, and spell, and
that they can be as healthy as they can and
love Jesus and go to church, it's a pretty simple lifestyle.
There's not a lot of expectations. And in America, we

(54:50):
have this massive amount of expectations. which puts a lot
of pressure. So we have to use our God-given resources
to perform under those pressures, but also know that we
have to be wise because what is coming is going
to be vastly different than where we've always been. And
the old America, which I think, like you discussed earlier,

(55:11):
kind of went away with the pandemic and things that
came up. I mean, things are a lot different. We're
coming up on the anniversary of 9-11. Things changed in 2001.
For those old enough Um, when that happened, we knew
the world before there and the world after it was
quite a bit different. Um, and, and, and so too,
was the world, you know, prior to the pandemic to

(55:33):
the one now it is, it is sped up and
it is given rise to different things that we wouldn't
have thought, you know, everyone works from home or has
an at-home ability here and there. And, you know, people
really don't care about their like personal upkeep, you know,
I mean, somebody shows something about like the average, like

(55:53):
person you'll see out at a grocery store. And yeah,
I mean, sometimes we all go to the grocery store
when we don't want to, if we're trying to buy
medicine for our kids or we're sick or, you know,
there's that, but it's a consistent, like, these are the
clothes that I literally rolled out of bed. I have
every opportunity. I have no responsibilities in my life, but
I will, I will just not even care on any

(56:14):
sort of personal standard level. And I will just go
and do the world. Like there's no, let me pull
myself up because America has just, we've just been kind
of like put on a morphine drip with as much
calories and as much entertainment that has just dulled our
senses to the point that I think some people are

(56:35):
waking up and trying to wake up, but it's very hard.
I mean, it's very difficult to come out of that
addictive sort of like, you know, first world um where
they're just they're just pumping you full of entertainment and
food and chemicals and it's just oh but god has
a way of pulling that plug and giving us a
rude awakening as a nation and that that's what's that's

(56:55):
what's going to happen um i'm afraid and if we're
not prepared for it then it will be negative to
those who are not prepared.

Speaker 4 (57:01):
Yeah they got to get that dopamine drip you know
yeah yeah all built around that in i think uh
in a tiktok society i think um based on what
you've said, it sounds like a crash would be a
good thing. Let me say why. Because I think that

(57:21):
would send people back to basics. We saw some people
do that during the pandemic. But it used to be
that your evenings were spent preparing for the next day.
You didn't have time to sit around and watch reruns

(57:42):
of Rick and Morty. And, um, you know, these, these
young people, I, one of, one of the other jobs
that I have is, uh, you know, I pick people
up and I drop them off. So I hear them
in the conversations in the car and they talk about
how they, they sit around and they watch that cartoon
and they smoke a J and they talk about how
they're just having so much fun with their life. And
I'm going, man, I remember being a teenager and never

(58:06):
having any time for anything. Well, we played some basketball.
that was like, that was our free time, right? Like we,
there was, there was things to do that you had
to do. You had to get prepped for the next day.
You had to get your clothes ready. You had to get,
make sure that everything was laid out and you had
to prep for the next day. And then, and going
back further in time, it was, it was like that. Everybody,
everybody ate dinner together. That was the family, how the
family had to do it because everybody had to get

(58:28):
all the, like I said, you know, they're washing their
clothes and get everything set up for the next day. They're, they're,
they're prepping the animals to go to bed if they
were on a farm, you know, all these different steps
that had to be taken. There was no time for
all these breaks in the dopamine drip. And I think
that that would be very beneficial because you talked about
these other countries, these other places in the world where

(58:49):
that life is simple. So there's not a whole lot
of expectation. Maybe we need to get back to that.
Maybe we need to encourage more of that. You know,
really when I, I know when I'm talking to people
on the Bible study show that we do a podcast,
we do on mornings, we call it morning word over
there on revolver broadcasting. And, we're like, hey, just take

(59:11):
some time and read your Bible. And they're like, well,
I've got work. I've got this, I've got that. I said, well,
you know, listen to us. We're doing a Bible study.
We're doing it, you know, and you put your earbuds
in and whether you're watching us live or listen to
us live or you're watching on recording one way or
the other, you know, get that time in with God.
and you know, we had entertainment and, you know, tongue
in cheek humor and stuff like that. But, um, just

(59:35):
trying to encourage more of those simple things and the basics,
the cornerstone, like talk about building your house on the right, um,
right things. Jesus is that first, first block. And if
you start putting a straw and hang on top of that, cause, uh,
Oh look, well I, you know, I binged watch this
show on Netflix and, Well, how does that help your walk? Yeah.

(01:00:01):
Probably not, right? Or look, I went and I walked
down the street to purchase some marijuana from so-and-so. And
I rolled it up and I hung out with the boys. Well,
I wonder how that's going to help out your walk.

Speaker 1 (01:00:22):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (01:00:24):
There's plenty of... The thing about a first world society
is there's plenty of alternatives. And I heard someone say,
talk about the, like the, the, the people that are
in Africa that are, you know, Christians that are in
the church, they could not handle the life we live
because they would kind of lose their mind because of
all those opportunities that are afforded. So it, it, it is,

(01:00:45):
it is a difficult one. And you see, you know,
Jesus mentioning this obviously to John and, and the first
chapters of revelation there, when he's talking about Laodicea, like,
Like you have to see, try to see yourself and
walk that, that humble walk of like, but by the
grace of God, like I need Jesus every day. And
I've got to walk that walk because it's too easy.

(01:01:09):
Like if you get the blessings to, to think for
a minute that those blessings are just part of life.
It's just what I got. You know, I worked hard,
I did whatever. And they came to me and, and
you realize really quick what, when you try to walk
close to Jesus, that he can crank that a little bit.
And he'll tell you really quick who is responsible for

(01:01:30):
your blessings. And we in America are having it, whether
it is the Christian church or it is just Americans
in general. And I think God will send a reset
of some sort to pull us out of that because
he loves the Christian church of North America and the U.S.,
but he also loves America as a country and what

(01:01:51):
it stood for And he's going to try to help it. Now,
it may it may end in the ways that, you know,
Bible prophecy would foretell that maybe there's not an America,
you know, toward the end. But regardless, he still loves
the people here and he's going to reach for them.
But generally that comes through hard times and hard times
is what wakes people up. And we don't really want that.

(01:02:12):
I mean, if you look at like the 1906, you know,
Azusa revival and all that. That was around the same
time that, you know, one of the worst earthquakes ever.
And that was an awakening for America. Massive tragedy, massive
destruction was like, oh, we got to turn to God.
And when the solid foundation that you depend on is shaken,
you realize you've got to look around and say, what

(01:02:33):
is this foundation? And is there a more solid one?
And that's when you move from the physical to, you know,
the spiritual to where it's that peace is coming from inside.
And I find that through Jesus, no other substitutes there.

Speaker 4 (01:02:46):
Yeah, that's the hope, man. The hope that these young
people are going to start getting it. Because I'd hate
for the Job situation to have to happen to an
entire nation before they wake up.

Speaker 3 (01:02:58):
Yep, absolutely.

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Speaker 7 (01:05:14):
Awesome.

Speaker 4 (01:05:14):
Well, thank you very much, David, for joining me.

Speaker 3 (01:05:18):
Absolutely.

Speaker 4 (01:05:19):
Man, God bless you for doing this and just for
informing people. Many, many blessings. And so just before we
close out, I would like to say a prayer real quick.

Speaker 3 (01:05:31):
Absolutely. All right.

Speaker 4 (01:05:35):
Father God, first we want to acknowledge the fact that
you are the great I am. And without you, nothing happens.
Without you, nothing happens. So we want to thank you
for another day. We want to thank you for breathing
our lungs. We want to thank you for this opportunity
to be able to get into fellowship and to talk
about storing up for our future. We pray that these
blessings go out into the world and people actually hear

(01:05:59):
what your word says and it doesn't fall flat on
these deaf ears. people actually start getting involved in their
storehouse the best they can, even if they have little
to do so, hopefully gaining return on their investments and
becoming prosperous and being prepared for their futures, leaving legacies

(01:06:20):
for their children, their children's children. And bless Mr. David
Holland here and all his endeavors, him and his family,
and all their futures. We pray for all these things
in Jesus' name. Amen and amen.

Speaker 7 (01:06:39):
Amen.

Speaker 3 (01:06:40):
Jesus' name. The only name that gets it done, that's
for sure.

Speaker 4 (01:06:43):
That's right. So that's why I always tell our folks
at the end of every program, I always tell them
to stay in trouble. And then people go, what do
you mean stay in trouble? I say, well, I say
stay in trouble because if you have Christ in your hearts,
you will in fact be in trouble with the world.
The world doesn't want you living under His grace. That's
your salvation first and foremost. And I pray that each
and every one of you has that. I really do.

(01:07:03):
It doesn't want you reading His Word, praying to Him,
or having a relationship with Him. It can't have that.
And it definitely doesn't want you going out and doing
something so dangerous as telling others about Him. So I
want to encourage you to do all that anyway. Stay
in trouble.

Speaker 3 (01:07:15):
Resist. Resist. The true resistance, right? That's right. The devil
wants to make it like they're the resistance fighters and
they're the good guys fighting, but It's not the way
it works. God set it in order, and he's going
to come back and set it in order when this
is all done. So our job is to maintain order
where he gives us that dominion. So in Jesus' name,

(01:07:36):
we got this.

Speaker 4 (01:07:37):
That's right. He said, I am the way, the truth,
and the life. No one comes to the Father but
through me. Well, if there's only one way, then heaven's
got the strictest immigration policy that's ever existed. There's only
one way to get in, and that's him.

Speaker 3 (01:07:48):
One way. Pass to that check door. He's the door.
That's right. Thank goodness. If it was up to anybody else,
We'd still be stuck. But but God came into flesh
to set us all free. So I'm that does that
does get me going every day. I bet everything else
is going wrong in a day. You just got to
think about that. And then you realize, you know, it

(01:08:10):
really ain't that bad. I mean, it just it really
is not when you boil it down to what Jesus
did is doing and will do. It's it's going to
be OK. Amen.

Speaker 4 (01:08:19):
All right, folks. David, stick around for just a minute
after the show. Follow Jesus and stay in trouble. We'll
see you guys in the next one. Love you. Bye.

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