November 23, 2025 • 17 mins
Ever notice how a single whisper can split a room, a church, even a family? We pull back the curtain on how seeds of doubt get planted in our hearts and our headlines, and we talk about what it takes to stop watering confusion and start growing understanding. Drawing from 2 Timothy 2:7, we lean into the promise that God gives clarity, while people often sow noise—and we map out how to respond with wisdom, courage, and compassion.
We share real talk on priorities: questioning the policies and choices that shape daily life while trusting God with the mysteries we can’t control. From media spin to political theater, we unpack why “first takes” are often wrong and how to build a habit of research before reaction. You’ll hear why every action has a reaction, why delayed consequences trick us into denial, and how to own our part without drowning in blame. The focus is simple: plant better seeds today so you don’t have to uproot a forest tomorrow.
Our kids are watching, and they’re learning how to handle conflict from us. That’s why we stress the power of accountability in families, the need to model calm over chaos, and the call to show up in our communities with conviction. We talk about using civic power wisely—voting, organizing, replacing leaders who won’t serve—and replacing old seeds of fear with new ones: understanding, compassion, acceptance, and purpose. We close with a heartfelt prayer for families, students, workers, and anyone feeling worn down by the weight of the world, and we offer a simple charge: be the light in someone else’s darkness.
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SPEAKER_00 (00:00):
Hello one and all, it is me, Stephanie.
(00:04):
And before we start to set oursoul free, I want to remind you
to don't forget to subscribe tothe channel, click the like, and
leave a comment.
Also, don't forget to hit thelittle notification bell so you
know when new videos post.
As always, I know we won'talways agree, and that's okay.
(00:26):
Man wasn't meant to always agreewith one another.
That's what makes our world thatGod created unique because
everyone has a difference ofopinion, and I'm okay with it.
Leave your comments so we cankeep the conversation going.
Remember, it's not about me,it's about you, it's about our
youth, it's about setting oursouls free with me, Stephanie.
(00:51):
So let's get into it.
Good morning, good afternoon,good evening, good night.
Wherever you are, in whateverpart of the country you may live
in, I greet you and say thankyou for blessing me with your
(01:12):
presence.
It is time to set your soul freewith me, Stephanie.
So let's see what we can beblessed with today.
Hello, hello, hello.
Long time no see, no here from.
(01:33):
I know it has been a good minutesince the last time we spoke.
Life has kicked my family up onestreet, down another, through a
corridor and out the door.
But I'm still here.
Good morning, good afternoon,good evening, good night.
(01:54):
Still got to start it offbecause I don't know where you
are and where you're listening.
But today we're going to talkabout we must always understand.
2 Timothy 2 and 7 says, considerwhat I say, and the Lord give
thee understanding in allthings.
We must always understand thatthere are forces working against
(02:18):
us, turning us against eachother.
It has become so easy for themto achieve this, sad to say,
because we know things that areright and good, and we seem to
let others slip in and plant theseed of doubt.
If you want to talk abouteverything that is going on in
(02:40):
the world as we speak as ofright now, there is your
confirmation.
We know what is true, we knowwhat is not true, but we still
have people that are so focusedon the drama end of it that
you're not paying attention,that you're not seeing what
they're really doing.
All they have to do is justplant one little seed of doubt
(03:03):
and let it spread.
As the seed grows, so does theconfusion that was set in our
spirit with this election.
The seed was planted monthsbefore the election and they
just let it grow.
And what happened?
We got what we got.
Now, new seeds are beingplanted.
(03:26):
All they gotta do is just sitdown and let it grow.
If we don't start standing upfor what we know is right, if we
don't start standing in forthose who can't, it's gonna get
worse.
If you think it's bad now, oh,it's going to get worse.
We now start to question whatthe preacher's preaching, or we
(03:50):
now start to question what theBible is saying, and we now end
up questioning who we are andwhat our purpose here on earth.
Think about that.
We question everything else butthe things we need to question.
God created the heavens and theearth.
(04:11):
Well, how did he do that out ofnowhere?
Da-da-da-da-da-da, blah blahblah blah.
But something's happening inyour own city where a law has
changed and you don't questionthat.
You let that go.
We're questioning the wrongthings.
Our priorities have gone askew.
Where the things that we shouldbe questioning, that really
determines whether we live,whether we die, whether we eat,
(04:32):
whether we don't, whether wekeep a house or a job, or
whether we lose everything,we're not questioning.
But we want to question thingsthat are beyond, way beyond our
control.
Anything that God has done, youwake up every morning, you see
his glories every day, but youwant to question it.
But things that are within yourcontrol, you just let go.
(04:56):
That's not right.
The scripture says the Lord willgive you understandings in all
things.
That means when that seed beginsto sprout, turn to the Lord for
your answers.
He's not the God of confusion.
Man is out to confuse and breakGod's people apart.
Man is what is tearing familiesapart over foolishness because
(05:20):
someone planted a seed andallowed it to grow.
God's word was never meant toconfuse us, but to lead and
guide us to where we should beand show how we can get there
and how we can bring others withus.
When we crack a door ofmisunderstanding, it's a crack
big enough for someone to planta seed of confusion without our
(05:44):
knowledge.
The way the world is today,that's your biggest
confirmation.
The minute you don't close adoor all the way, you leave it
open enough for somebody just toput that seed right there and
let it grow.
Let it fester, let it breakapart everything that you work
so hard to put together.
(06:08):
Where God doesn't confuse, mandoes.
There is no gray area when itcomes to the Lord.
What he says is what he means.
With man, there's a gray area, apurple area, a magenta area.
Sometimes there ain't no area atall.
They just tell you straight outbecause they know you're not
gonna do nothing about it.
And that's the problem.
We let so many things slide thatnow when we try to backtrack and
(06:30):
fix it, well, it's too late.
That plant done grew into a bigtree with a thick bark.
It's gonna take a lot for you totry to chop it down now.
And that's it's sad.
The children are not having tostep in and solve problems for
(06:50):
themselves because the adultsare too busy arguing with each
other.
Nobody's listening to nobody.
You say you're thererepresenting the children,
advocating the children, butyour agenda is not what the
children need.
Your agenda is not what theytold you they needed, what they
wanted.
It's no wonder that children arehandling things on their own and
(07:13):
handling it more peacefully thanan adult.
What does that say about theadults?
It's it's just it's just sad.
It could be done with a word andor an action that we just don't
catch in time.
Always trust in the Lord, Hewill always be a couple of steps
(07:35):
ahead of those trying to come inbetween us and Him.
When overtaken by confusion anddoubt, fall on your knees and
seek your answers there in thepresence of the Master.
There's a lot of things that wewill never understand.
And there's a lot of things ourFather won't let us understand
(07:56):
because we're not ready.
You know, we question whathappened in the Bible.
So, what would we think we woulddo if he actually showed us this
is why this is happening, thisis why this is this is why you
went through this.
This is what do you think wewere gonna do with that
information if he actually letus understand everything that
happens to us?
(08:17):
We wouldn't know how to handleit.
So, no, he doesn't let usunderstand everything, but he
lets us understand the things inour time when he's ready, when
he feels we're ready to receiveit, to understand it.
There's a difference betweenknowing something because we
just want to know it, but thenknowing something because we can
(08:41):
understand.
This is why I went through this.
I get it.
This is why this was done to me.
This is why when I did this andthis happened with this, and
then this action caused thisreaction.
Now I understand why.
A lot of things that happen tous is because we did it.
It bothers me to no end whensomebody says, Well, why did God
(09:03):
let this happen?
He didn't.
But when we're so gung-hothinking we know how to do
everything, we know what's best,and da-da-da-da, and this and
that, and then when it backfiresand it ends up worse than it was
before, now we want to do, ohGod, why hast thou forsaken me?
No, don't put that on him.
He didn't do that, you did.
(09:25):
Humans don't never want to takeresponsibility for their own
actions.
The one thing I always mentor tomy young people is every action
has a reaction.
A lot of reactions don't happenimmediately because your action
may take a minute.
You know, your action planted aseed that may take a minute for
it to grow, but when it comesback around and comes and get
(09:46):
you, that's the reaction to youraction.
Adults are real bad about that.
Doing something or sayingsomething and then be offended
or appalled or surprised when itcomes back around again.
Well, that's what you started.
That's that action seed that youplanted.
That depending on what you did,it took a minute for it to grow,
(10:07):
for it to come back around andbite you in your behind.
Every action has a reaction.
What's going on down in thegovernment?
What's going on down in theworld?
Every action has a reaction.
And eventually, the truechildren of the king are gonna
say, you know what?
Enough is friggin' enough.
(10:28):
All of y'all are crazy.
None of y'all are meant for mygood.
So I guess I'm gonna have to dostuff on my own.
Legally, of course.
We don't want you to get intoany kind of trouble.
But we have so much power.
We put these people in office,we can take them back out of
office.
But we're so gung-ho on whatthey're doing is for this group
(10:50):
of people or for this type ofpeople, or for and now what you
don't realize is you have thosesame group of people in your own
family.
You may not acknowledge them,you may not even know that
they're there.
But everything that's happeningto everybody in this world is
happening to everybody's family.
Nobody is exempt.
But when will it come enough foryou to actually stand up and
(11:10):
like, you know what?
I'm sick of all of y'all.
This is what we need to do.
This is how we're gonna get itdone.
When you hear stuff in the news,one thing I always mentor to my
young people when you hear stuffin the news, don't take it at
first glance.
A lot of times what they'reputting out there is just so
they can get it out there first.
(11:31):
And the majority of the timeit's wrong.
It's all about you heard it herefirst.
Well, yeah, and we heard itthere wrong.
So I tell people, now when youhear about it, okay, that's
fine.
Don't make no assumptions, don'tmake no remarks, don't make no
comments, because I guaranteeyou the parts that you're gonna
comment on are the parts thatare wrong.
(11:52):
They just want to get it outthere first.
Do your research.
You know what sounds right, youknow what sounds ridiculous, you
know what makes sense, you knowwhat doesn't.
Before you make a comment onsomething and then you have to
go back and apologize for it, orcome up with another reason as
to why you said it in the firstplace, do your research first.
(12:14):
Everybody's pointing the fingersat everybody because nobody
wants to be held accountable foranything.
Do your research first.
Who really did what?
Who really stood up for what?
Who really doesn't care?
Figure that out.
And then if you can do somethingabout it in the polls, do it.
Which apparently a lot of youall did this past time around.
(12:36):
A lot of you actually paidattention, a lot of you all
actually listened.
You know, you figured it outyourself, and you sat there and
showed them, look, nah, we'redone.
If y'all not gonna do something,we're gonna do it for you.
We're gonna put people in therewho really don't have a problem
standing up for what's right,even if they have to stand by
themselves.
(12:57):
And that's what y'all did.
That is exactly what you showedthem.
Now things are getting donebecause they see they don't have
that power anymore.
They're slowly losing thatcontrol.
People are starting to wake up.
The seed that they planted isstarting to die out because
we're not giving it the water itneeds, the sunlight it needs,
the nurturing it needs, becauseit doesn't need to grow.
(13:20):
It needs to just disappear.
A new seed needs to be planted.
The seed of understanding, theseed of compassion, the seed of
love, the seed of acceptance iswhat needs to be in its place.
We need to take this world backcity by city, state by state,
(13:42):
country by country, person byperson.
We need to take back what weallow the devil to steal.
It's time we take it backbecause this is getting to the
ways of his past ridiculous.
There's there's not even a wordin the dictionary to describe
what's going on right now.
But going back to what we weretalking about, we must always
(14:04):
understand.
Understand where your place is,understand what your purpose is.
You may be that light in someoneelse's darkness, and they're
watching you to see how youhandle a situation, to see what
you would do if this was you.
(14:25):
What are you showing them?
You can go to church all day andsit up there and take up a pew.
You keep forgetting.
Lucifer was an angel too, beforehe decided to go against God.
So you have demons sitting inthe church every Sunday,
faithfully every Sunday, andsome of them ever preaching in
the pulpit, singing in thechoir, playing on the keyboards,
(14:48):
playing on the drums, on themotherboard, deacon board.
It doesn't matter.
But it's time to take our livesback, our souls back, our
spirits back.
But mostly it's time to take ourchildren back.
(15:09):
Children will only do what theysee adults do.
So if they see that we don'tcare, why should they care?
If they see that we don't showcompassion, why should they show
compassion?
It's time to take backeverything we let the world
steal.
Because enough is enough.
(15:32):
Let us pray, Father God, we comehere today to say thank you.
That even though, Father, we arenot worthy, you still show us
grace and mercy.
Father, I pray for those allunder the sound of my voice who
are going through something thatthey may not want no one else to
know.
Father, we ask that you wrapyour arms of comfort, your arms
of understanding, your arms ofcompassion so they can do what
(15:54):
they know they need to do to getback on the straight and narrow.
Father, I ask a blessing for ourchildren.
Father, we're losing ourchildren daily, doing things
that they have no business doingbecause they don't have the
right adult figure to lead andguide them.
Father, I ask that you reachdown into their souls, reach
(16:15):
down into their spirits, Father,that when they know something is
wrong, that they will stand upand take up for themselves.
But Father, I ask a specialblessing for the adults.
Somewhere along the line,Father, when they put their foot
down, they still pick it back upagain and let things slide that
they don't need to let slide.
(16:35):
Father, we ask that you give ourworld the strength it once had
to do whatever needed to be doneto save those who need saving,
to help those who need helping.
Father, I just ask for yourgrace and mercy.
Father, I ask for yourforgiveness.
Father, I just ask for yourblessings.
(16:57):
To bless the families that aregoing through things right now
with the snap, Father, that aregoing through things now,
Father, with the school systems,that are going through things
now, Father, with the layoffsand people losing jobs and
babies not able to stay inschool anymore or colleges
because of the funding.
Father, we just ask that youstep in, Father, and let them
(17:18):
know that you have not forgottenthem and don't give up.
That whatever that they do, thatthey just keep on, keeping on.
Father, we thank you, we praiseyou, we give you all the honor
and glory in your son Jesus'name.
We pray.
Amen.
And you know me as always, bethat light in someone else's
(17:45):
darkness.
Stay safe, stay blessed.
Hello one and all, it is me, Stephanie.
(00:04):
And before we start to set oursoul free, I want to remind you
to don't forget to subscribe tothe channel, click the like, and
leave a comment.
Also, don't forget to hit thelittle notification bell so you
know when new videos post.
As always, I know we won'talways agree, and that's okay.
(00:26):
Man wasn't meant to always agreewith one another.
That's what makes our world thatGod created unique because
everyone has a difference ofopinion, and I'm okay with it.
Leave your comments so we cankeep the conversation going.
Remember, it's not about me,it's about you, it's about our
youth, it's about setting oursouls free with me, Stephanie.
(00:51):
So let's get into it.
Good morning, good afternoon,good evening, good night.
Wherever you are, in whateverpart of the country you may live
in, I greet you and say thankyou for blessing me with your
(01:12):
presence.
It is time to set your soul freewith me, Stephanie.
So let's see what we can beblessed with today.
Hello, hello, hello.
Long time no see, no here from.
(01:33):
I know it has been a good minutesince the last time we spoke.
Life has kicked my family up onestreet, down another, through a
corridor and out the door.
But I'm still here.
Good morning, good afternoon,good evening, good night.
(01:54):
Still got to start it offbecause I don't know where you
are and where you're listening.
But today we're going to talkabout we must always understand.
2 Timothy 2 and 7 says, considerwhat I say, and the Lord give
thee understanding in allthings.
We must always understand thatthere are forces working against
(02:18):
us, turning us against eachother.
It has become so easy for themto achieve this, sad to say,
because we know things that areright and good, and we seem to
let others slip in and plant theseed of doubt.
If you want to talk abouteverything that is going on in
(02:40):
the world as we speak as ofright now, there is your
confirmation.
We know what is true, we knowwhat is not true, but we still
have people that are so focusedon the drama end of it that
you're not paying attention,that you're not seeing what
they're really doing.
All they have to do is justplant one little seed of doubt
(03:03):
and let it spread.
As the seed grows, so does theconfusion that was set in our
spirit with this election.
The seed was planted monthsbefore the election and they
just let it grow.
And what happened?
We got what we got.
Now, new seeds are beingplanted.
(03:26):
All they gotta do is just sitdown and let it grow.
If we don't start standing upfor what we know is right, if we
don't start standing in forthose who can't, it's gonna get
worse.
If you think it's bad now, oh,it's going to get worse.
We now start to question whatthe preacher's preaching, or we
(03:50):
now start to question what theBible is saying, and we now end
up questioning who we are andwhat our purpose here on earth.
Think about that.
We question everything else butthe things we need to question.
God created the heavens and theearth.
(04:11):
Well, how did he do that out ofnowhere?
Da-da-da-da-da-da, blah blahblah blah.
But something's happening inyour own city where a law has
changed and you don't questionthat.
You let that go.
We're questioning the wrongthings.
Our priorities have gone askew.
Where the things that we shouldbe questioning, that really
determines whether we live,whether we die, whether we eat,
(04:32):
whether we don't, whether wekeep a house or a job, or
whether we lose everything,we're not questioning.
But we want to question thingsthat are beyond, way beyond our
control.
Anything that God has done, youwake up every morning, you see
his glories every day, but youwant to question it.
But things that are within yourcontrol, you just let go.
(04:56):
That's not right.
The scripture says the Lord willgive you understandings in all
things.
That means when that seed beginsto sprout, turn to the Lord for
your answers.
He's not the God of confusion.
Man is out to confuse and breakGod's people apart.
Man is what is tearing familiesapart over foolishness because
(05:20):
someone planted a seed andallowed it to grow.
God's word was never meant toconfuse us, but to lead and
guide us to where we should beand show how we can get there
and how we can bring others withus.
When we crack a door ofmisunderstanding, it's a crack
big enough for someone to planta seed of confusion without our
(05:44):
knowledge.
The way the world is today,that's your biggest
confirmation.
The minute you don't close adoor all the way, you leave it
open enough for somebody just toput that seed right there and
let it grow.
Let it fester, let it breakapart everything that you work
so hard to put together.
(06:08):
Where God doesn't confuse, mandoes.
There is no gray area when itcomes to the Lord.
What he says is what he means.
With man, there's a gray area, apurple area, a magenta area.
Sometimes there ain't no area atall.
They just tell you straight outbecause they know you're not
gonna do nothing about it.
And that's the problem.
We let so many things slide thatnow when we try to backtrack and
(06:30):
fix it, well, it's too late.
That plant done grew into a bigtree with a thick bark.
It's gonna take a lot for you totry to chop it down now.
And that's it's sad.
The children are not having tostep in and solve problems for
(06:50):
themselves because the adultsare too busy arguing with each
other.
Nobody's listening to nobody.
You say you're thererepresenting the children,
advocating the children, butyour agenda is not what the
children need.
Your agenda is not what theytold you they needed, what they
wanted.
It's no wonder that children arehandling things on their own and
(07:13):
handling it more peacefully thanan adult.
What does that say about theadults?
It's it's just it's just sad.
It could be done with a word andor an action that we just don't
catch in time.
Always trust in the Lord, Hewill always be a couple of steps
(07:35):
ahead of those trying to come inbetween us and Him.
When overtaken by confusion anddoubt, fall on your knees and
seek your answers there in thepresence of the Master.
There's a lot of things that wewill never understand.
And there's a lot of things ourFather won't let us understand
(07:56):
because we're not ready.
You know, we question whathappened in the Bible.
So, what would we think we woulddo if he actually showed us this
is why this is happening, thisis why this is this is why you
went through this.
This is what do you think wewere gonna do with that
information if he actually letus understand everything that
happens to us?
(08:17):
We wouldn't know how to handleit.
So, no, he doesn't let usunderstand everything, but he
lets us understand the things inour time when he's ready, when
he feels we're ready to receiveit, to understand it.
There's a difference betweenknowing something because we
just want to know it, but thenknowing something because we can
(08:41):
understand.
This is why I went through this.
I get it.
This is why this was done to me.
This is why when I did this andthis happened with this, and
then this action caused thisreaction.
Now I understand why.
A lot of things that happen tous is because we did it.
It bothers me to no end whensomebody says, Well, why did God
(09:03):
let this happen?
He didn't.
But when we're so gung-hothinking we know how to do
everything, we know what's best,and da-da-da-da, and this and
that, and then when it backfiresand it ends up worse than it was
before, now we want to do, ohGod, why hast thou forsaken me?
No, don't put that on him.
He didn't do that, you did.
(09:25):
Humans don't never want to takeresponsibility for their own
actions.
The one thing I always mentor tomy young people is every action
has a reaction.
A lot of reactions don't happenimmediately because your action
may take a minute.
You know, your action planted aseed that may take a minute for
it to grow, but when it comesback around and comes and get
(09:46):
you, that's the reaction to youraction.
Adults are real bad about that.
Doing something or sayingsomething and then be offended
or appalled or surprised when itcomes back around again.
Well, that's what you started.
That's that action seed that youplanted.
That depending on what you did,it took a minute for it to grow,
(10:07):
for it to come back around andbite you in your behind.
Every action has a reaction.
What's going on down in thegovernment?
What's going on down in theworld?
Every action has a reaction.
And eventually, the truechildren of the king are gonna
say, you know what?
Enough is friggin' enough.
(10:28):
All of y'all are crazy.
None of y'all are meant for mygood.
So I guess I'm gonna have to dostuff on my own.
Legally, of course.
We don't want you to get intoany kind of trouble.
But we have so much power.
We put these people in office,we can take them back out of
office.
But we're so gung-ho on whatthey're doing is for this group
(10:50):
of people or for this type ofpeople, or for and now what you
don't realize is you have thosesame group of people in your own
family.
You may not acknowledge them,you may not even know that
they're there.
But everything that's happeningto everybody in this world is
happening to everybody's family.
Nobody is exempt.
But when will it come enough foryou to actually stand up and
(11:10):
like, you know what?
I'm sick of all of y'all.
This is what we need to do.
This is how we're gonna get itdone.
When you hear stuff in the news,one thing I always mentor to my
young people when you hear stuffin the news, don't take it at
first glance.
A lot of times what they'reputting out there is just so
they can get it out there first.
(11:31):
And the majority of the timeit's wrong.
It's all about you heard it herefirst.
Well, yeah, and we heard itthere wrong.
So I tell people, now when youhear about it, okay, that's
fine.
Don't make no assumptions, don'tmake no remarks, don't make no
comments, because I guaranteeyou the parts that you're gonna
comment on are the parts thatare wrong.
(11:52):
They just want to get it outthere first.
Do your research.
You know what sounds right, youknow what sounds ridiculous, you
know what makes sense, you knowwhat doesn't.
Before you make a comment onsomething and then you have to
go back and apologize for it, orcome up with another reason as
to why you said it in the firstplace, do your research first.
(12:14):
Everybody's pointing the fingersat everybody because nobody
wants to be held accountable foranything.
Do your research first.
Who really did what?
Who really stood up for what?
Who really doesn't care?
Figure that out.
And then if you can do somethingabout it in the polls, do it.
Which apparently a lot of youall did this past time around.
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A lot of you actually paidattention, a lot of you all
actually listened.
You know, you figured it outyourself, and you sat there and
showed them, look, nah, we'redone.
If y'all not gonna do something,we're gonna do it for you.
We're gonna put people in therewho really don't have a problem
standing up for what's right,even if they have to stand by
themselves.
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And that's what y'all did.
That is exactly what you showedthem.
Now things are getting donebecause they see they don't have
that power anymore.
They're slowly losing thatcontrol.
People are starting to wake up.
The seed that they planted isstarting to die out because
we're not giving it the water itneeds, the sunlight it needs,
the nurturing it needs, becauseit doesn't need to grow.
(13:20):
It needs to just disappear.
A new seed needs to be planted.
The seed of understanding, theseed of compassion, the seed of
love, the seed of acceptance iswhat needs to be in its place.
We need to take this world backcity by city, state by state,
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country by country, person byperson.
We need to take back what weallow the devil to steal.
It's time we take it backbecause this is getting to the
ways of his past ridiculous.
There's there's not even a wordin the dictionary to describe
what's going on right now.
But going back to what we weretalking about, we must always
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understand.
Understand where your place is,understand what your purpose is.
You may be that light in someoneelse's darkness, and they're
watching you to see how youhandle a situation, to see what
you would do if this was you.
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What are you showing them?
You can go to church all day andsit up there and take up a pew.
You keep forgetting.
Lucifer was an angel too, beforehe decided to go against God.
So you have demons sitting inthe church every Sunday,
faithfully every Sunday, andsome of them ever preaching in
the pulpit, singing in thechoir, playing on the keyboards,
(14:48):
playing on the drums, on themotherboard, deacon board.
It doesn't matter.
But it's time to take our livesback, our souls back, our
spirits back.
But mostly it's time to take ourchildren back.
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Children will only do what theysee adults do.
So if they see that we don'tcare, why should they care?
If they see that we don't showcompassion, why should they show
compassion?
It's time to take backeverything we let the world
steal.
Because enough is enough.
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Let us pray, Father God, we comehere today to say thank you.
That even though, Father, we arenot worthy, you still show us
grace and mercy.
Father, I pray for those allunder the sound of my voice who
are going through something thatthey may not want no one else to
know.
Father, we ask that you wrapyour arms of comfort, your arms
of understanding, your arms ofcompassion so they can do what
(15:54):
they know they need to do to getback on the straight and narrow.
Father, I ask a blessing for ourchildren.
Father, we're losing ourchildren daily, doing things
that they have no business doingbecause they don't have the
right adult figure to lead andguide them.
Father, I ask that you reachdown into their souls, reach
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down into their spirits, Father,that when they know something is
wrong, that they will stand upand take up for themselves.
But Father, I ask a specialblessing for the adults.
Somewhere along the line,Father, when they put their foot
down, they still pick it back upagain and let things slide that
they don't need to let slide.
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Father, we ask that you give ourworld the strength it once had
to do whatever needed to be doneto save those who need saving,
to help those who need helping.
Father, I just ask for yourgrace and mercy.
Father, I ask for yourforgiveness.
Father, I just ask for yourblessings.
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To bless the families that aregoing through things right now
with the snap, Father, that aregoing through things now,
Father, with the school systems,that are going through things
now, Father, with the layoffsand people losing jobs and
babies not able to stay inschool anymore or colleges
because of the funding.
Father, we just ask that youstep in, Father, and let them
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know that you have not forgottenthem and don't give up.
That whatever that they do, thatthey just keep on, keeping on.
Father, we thank you, we praiseyou, we give you all the honor
and glory in your son Jesus'name.
We pray.
Amen.
And you know me as always, bethat light in someone else's
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darkness.
Stay safe, stay blessed.
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