November 25, 2025 • 42 mins
Recorded live in front of the Waynesville Rec Center. We got some looks! We discuss the power of the Word vs. the coming Matrix-Robo-AI onslaught!
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This is your host, Michael Basham, and we are very
blessed and pleased to be able to bring you not
any longer as we used to strange new doctrines, to
boldly go where no Christian has gone before, but actually
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to help present to people the pure, clean, life giving
Word of God, apart from all the stuff that people
muddy it up with their own opinions, their own ideas,
I have this revelation. I have that revelation, so we're
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going to be getting into that today. And I have
the Derek Prince.
Speaker 5 (03:34):
Book here. What is it called.
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We got a whole bunch of these from ministry. It's
called Complete Salvation by the Prince. Enjoy the amazing benefits
and blessings of the Cross. Hallelujah. So that's gonna be
that's going to be good. I'm going to be reading
some of that. The first chapter is absolutely life changing.
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I don't care if you're a Christian, non Christian, of course,
I care if you're a Christian. If you're a non Christian,
get Jesus in your heart. That's absolutely necessary. All of
us need to go through Jesus to get to Heaven, period.
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That is the truth. Hallelujah.
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And if you are a Christian, then you need to
go and know how precious your salvation is. Hey, Andra's here,
nice to see you and are a nice to see
you long time. I need to get in touch with
your husband. So the intro to this book is so good.
I mean, our salvation is great and complete. Many Christians
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who have experienced salvation have not experienced all that God
includes in this salvation He's provided. So if you're saved,
you're like, Okay, what else do I need to know?
I'm saved, I'm going to heaven. Well, how about all
the other things you got when you got saved that
you're not accessing And a lot of people are not
accessing that, and they're living basically a life separated from
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everything that they could have. And I guess America is
so blessed and our modern just conveniences, we think we
have this advanced life. Actually, most technology, most inventions have
caused people to become enslaved more than they were before
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they had them. I mean, look, no farther than the DMV.
If you don't believe me, Yeah, let's get Andre on
the show for sure. Yeah, I would love to do
another show. Currently, we're we're doing this from the kind
of the road I've got My wife is in California.
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And so I've got both kids.
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So I'm a little bit constrained, constricted to the front
of the recreation center in Waynesville.
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But just let me, let me, just let the word
do the work here.
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You know, so people it's like they live in the
corner of a little house, whereas you've actually entered a great,
wonderful mansion that God has prepared for them. There is
not a Christian on earth today who has experienced the
completeness of all that God has provided in salvation. So
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there's so much more to know about salvation.
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Complete salvation.
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You will want.
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I think you can get this book for free. I'm
not totally sure, but I recommend it. If you come
to our office downtown, I'll give you a free one.
They gave a lot of them to us.
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Hallelujah, okay.
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Hebrews two three, the writer asks how shall we escape
if we neglect so great a salvation? It is a
great salvation that God has provided for us through Jesus Christ. However,
one of the great dangers is that we would neglect it,
that is, not really enter into it. Neglect includes accepting
our great salvation as just a theological fact or doctrine,
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not embracing it in fullness in our experience that you
at Ephesians three seventeen says that you, being rooted and
grounded in love, may be able to comprehend with all
the saints. What is the width and length and depth
and height? Watch what he does with this?
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It is so good to.
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Know the love of God, which passes knowledge, that you
may be filled with all the fullness of God.
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Isn't that good?
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Well, guess what he says. I picture entering our Great
Salvation as walking into a tremendous mansion. It does many
corridors and different types of rooms. If we look first
of all, at the width, it stretches out as far
as our eyes.
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Can see in either direction.
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Then if we look ahead at the length, we cannot
see the end of it. Imagine standing on a grand
staircase in the midst of that wonderful mansion. When you
look down, you cannot see all that is beneath you. Finally,
as you look up, it stretches beyond what you can
take in with your eyes. So basically what Paul's saying
is in that Ephesians three seventeen is God doesn't want
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you to remain isolated in some small corner of the
mansion we have entered, but to comprehend, to take in,
to embrace all the scope of our great salvation. It's width,
it's length, it's depth, it's height. And this is including
things that we've been talking about. Leaning into a good
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sound doctrine of getting healed, getting out of debt, becoming
free from all the flesh, lust sins, depression, gossip, needing
medicine for everything, just saying things like I'm getting to
that age where or oh darning, my eyes are just
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going out, or my cars are always breaking down, or
I mean not here. I drove home yesterday with the
kids and I had to shield the kid's eyes because
somebody overturned four wheeler and there was this family that
was suffering, and there was this obese person in the
back that couldn't get out, and there was blood and
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just panic.
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And probably drugs. Probably like don't call the police. Don't
call the police.
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It's like, uh uh uh, yeah, we probably need to
call the police. I stayed there until the paramedics or
the firemen showed up. But there's such a need here
in the mountains to break free from poverty and addiction
and all the things that led to that, all the
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just sin, just people living in sin. Even if there's
like a million churches, are they going to them? If
you go to one, do they have the Holy Spirit?
Most of them do not. I'm very thankful to admit
that we're actually starting something. On Saturday, a bunch of
people that don't really fit into any of the local churches,
want to meet and pray in tongues and ask for
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the presence of the Holy Spirit to show up and
have spiritual warfare, teachings and all the stuff that doesn't
fit in the local Episcopalian Methodists whatever denominimulation that they
have all of them. I mean, it's like, you got
a Walmart, you got McDonald's, you got an Rby's. What
more could you possibly want? How about can I get
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a place that has healthy food? No, you're hairtick, you
just want to die. And I'm gonna tell you're just
one of those weird tongue talking people that believes in
prosperity and healing. Well, can we not be poor? Can
we not have our car breaking down all the time?
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Can we not have a million zillion sins that you're
just wading through a day of dealing with problems and messes?
And I mean, yes, when you have small children, you
don't get surprised when they wet their bed, But you're
stupid to not put a diaper on them and put
a plastic thing over the bed if they're gonna keep
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doing that, And I just see Christians living like, Oh,
it's normal to just need to have like fifty medications
and a thousand problems and a million credit cards, and
it's normal to have student loans and ridiculous mortgages.
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And this is normal. Oh what's that? Oh they're chemtrails. No,
those are conspiracies. There's an AI takeover.
Speaker 2 (11:29):
No, they're just building robot factories with millions of robots
next year, which is actually pretty cool. I'm not gonna
say that's a bad thing, but technology and innovation controlled
by humans, not letting technology control us. I'm using two
cell phones right now to do this outside of a
rec center because I don't have access to my studio
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at the moment. I got my Bibi's Andre wants a
Derek Prince book. Okay, you got it all right, I'll
preach as good as Achaian sister. Thank you so much,
Heyle Olivia. So what is this this consuming doctrine? It's like, well,
if the word when the Bible becomes bigger to you
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than you, which it isn't to most people in America.
They walk around with their head full of knowledge, full
of information, heads stuffing. They have podcasts that are literally
about nothing. They listen to all day, and their bodies
are like these emaciated weak they look like gray aliens.
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Let's just be honest, it's oh they you know, these
little emaciated, little like child sized aliens with these skinny
little bodies, and then they have.
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These big giant heads with the gray eyes.
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And that's kind of what people's spirits look like in
America these days, like they don't have the fortified strength
of the spirit of the knowledge and the truth and
the power that we're supposed to have, and we've only
done a little bit of it.
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In this country.
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You had a George Washington and the Founding Fathers, and
you had people that actually thought, you know, we should
try this freedom thing that we've heard about. No, no,
you must not have a freedom. Actually wasn't The French
believed in it. The French were like, yes, go for it.
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It was the English that was like no.
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And we fought for that and overcame and there was
a lot of prayer, there was a lot of foundation
of faith.
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But over the.
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Last few centuries you've seen a waning and just a
laziness and letting technology and just modern day society kind
of take over.
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And now you're all.
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Everybody's staring at their phones distracted and going between, Oh,
I got to talk to my loryer for my divorce,
got another divorce coming, and got to pay the bab
and where is the power? Where do you see any
kind of miracles? And Jesus has raised the dead and
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cast out the devils and you know, cleanse the lepers.
That could mean like people that have fifth stage cancer
or super long COVID or whatever the next.
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Thing's going to be.
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But people don't live in faith anymore, and they are
people help each other to stay out of faith, so
that it's like weird. If somebody's actually in faith, it's
like what.
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You don't believe in?
Speaker 2 (14:34):
You don't believe in credit cards and get your deepoma
and and that becomes weird hello, instead of what is
this what does this actually say? And actually reading it,
like really reading it, like actually looking at this thing
and not being like, oh, oh, what is that, eh dear,
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there's some kind of religious thing.
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Eoh.
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When somebody shows up and actually walks in the power
of God and is manifesting, even the local church gets upset.
And that's what happened with Jesus, who was his main enemy.
It wasn't Rome, it was all the religious Sadducees and
the Pharisees, and it was like, you're messing with our
Sabbath and our traditions. And he said, you make the
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power and the word of God of none effect through
your traditions. And he just came as the Truth incarnated,
incarnated didn't have to sit down and develop a sermon
each day. And that's kind of where I'm coming from
right now with the Word of Faith and learning about
the prophetic Copeland family. Yes, they are amazing, the Eagle
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Mountain Church family and all the networks of Victory Channel
teachers and believers there that having a total constant twenty
four hour in Nundan of the word, absolutely it removes
fear depression. You start to see healing take place. Just
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it might not all happen all at once. It might
be we're taking we're getting rid of tobacco. Now we're
getting rid of you know, we're getting rid of poor
an addiction or fearfulness. In general, people live in fear
until they die. They're just like afraid and afraid and
afraid of death, and then death comes and then it's
like they're afraid and where do they go after that?
Speaker 5 (16:32):
Anyway, let's keep going.
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I'm jumping around here, I'm waxing eloquently, but yeah, so
this is so good again. It's the it's the height
and the length and the depth to know the love
of Christ, which passes knowledge, that you may be filled
with all the fullness of God. And then that picture
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of a mansion, and then how most Christians they just
go into the mansion that God give them. They're just
sitting in a little corner and they're just like, eh,
here read, listen to this. Throughout the Bible, the word
salvation is a very wide application.
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For many people.
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That might simply mean having sins forgiven, becoming a prepackaged
soul for heaven. Yeah, so that's what most people look
at it. They're just like, Okay, I get to go
to heaven. But there is a lot more to salvation
than that. And I didn't actually know this, So I
just want to say this is new to me.
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Hallelujah.
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It includes in the New Testament to describe everything in there.
Salvation is a biblical word for God's all inclusive provision
for man. It is used in the New Testament to
describe all the benefits and blessings of God made available
to us through Jesus Christ. It includes the forgiveness of sins,
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the gift of eternal life, the provision of physical healing,
the power to live a life that is different in fact,
every provision for this life, and the assurance of eternity
in the presence of Almighty God. Every provision, it doesn't
mean you've got to have some kind of bling, bling,
fancy schmancy, you know, yacht life or something. You're gonna
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have everything you need and whatever. The ness the things
that are necessary to get the job done, so good,
that is so powerful. Psalm seventy eight twelve through fifty
four describes the Lord's dealings with Israel in bringing them
out of Egypt and then taking them through the wilderness.
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It also states why the Lord became angry with his
people this is so good, putting it into everyday language.
God was angry because they had such a small view
of Him and his salvation. Similarly, I believe that sometimes
we grieve God by our small comprehension of the salvation
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He has given us. So God was angry. If you
analyze the passage, salvation is the all inclusive word.
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You could use the Dirk.
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Prince, I could use the Irk Prince's voice for every
blessing and provision God gave them from the time they
sacrificed the pasover Lamb and were delivered from Egypt until
they entered their inheritance. It included protection from God's judgment
through the blood of the Lamb, the supernatural passing through
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the Red Sea, the presence of God coming down in
the form of a cloud, being fed every day with
manner from heaven, water gushing out of the rocks, and
so on. However, despite all the marvelous things God did,
the people sinned and repelled in the wilderness, tested God
in their hearts and spoke against him. So that's you
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think of that as like, oh, that happened a long
time ago. Well, what about it's happening right now with
all of us. People get you know, they're like, they
get offended. They find out, oh, my gosh, your preacher
has an airplane and an airport named after him.
Speaker 5 (20:13):
How evil?
Speaker 2 (20:14):
Oh what people are getting healed in their church and
the insolence they're speaking in tongues and prophecy and revelation. Oh,
dear me, that's so offensive. Well, it is offensive, and
if you've preached the gospel, you are going to offend people.
And if you're not offending people, then you're not really
doing it right. And some people kind of looking at
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me sideways as they walk by.
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But that's okay.
Speaker 2 (20:40):
I had no other choice, officer, I had nowhere else
to podcast that day. Okay, let's see here, let me see.
Speaker 7 (20:51):
Oh, let me.
Speaker 5 (20:51):
Take a sippy.
Speaker 7 (20:53):
Let me take a sippy. One moment, yes, and sound too.
Speaker 8 (21:12):
Molt fills my years as I sit here reading words
about today written long ago.
Speaker 5 (21:25):
Okay, thank you Jesus.
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So therefore the Lord heard this and was furious, so
a fire was kindled against Jacob, and anger also came
up against Israel because they did not believe in God
and did not trust in his salvation. So God actually
gets angry with us for not believing and receiving his salvation.
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It's as simple as it's somebody who spent all this
time and effort to give you something so perfect, precious
and good, and you're just like, no, I don't want that.
I want to drink diet mountain dew every day.
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Don't do it.
Speaker 2 (22:08):
The only cave and I could find I never made
that connection. That's a really powerful revelation from Derek Prince.
Though sometimes we grieve God by our small comprehension of
the salvation he's given us. So if you're if you're
gonna look at the Old Testament, like all the Jews
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just pissed him off by saying, yeah, we don't really
want that, And I guess I'm gonna.
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Just turn to it.
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It says verse seventeen through twenty, but he only quotes
a tiny bit Swarm seventy eight.
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I have no other choice.
Speaker 2 (22:49):
I'm gonna have to just read it. Read some of it,
at least Swarm seventy eight.
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Okay, yeah, this is the whole.
Speaker 5 (23:00):
Oh yeah, this is great. It's called in my Bible.
Speaker 2 (23:05):
It says a masschiel of Asaf Israel's rich history. All
read just the first part. It says, give ear, oh
my people.
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If Arnold Schwarzeneker was reading the Shoils, perhaps he would
say like these, give ear, oh my people, to my law.
Incline your ears to the words of my mouth. I
will open my mouth in a parabole. I will utter
dark sayings of old which we have heard and known,
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and our fathers have told us we will not hide
them from their children, showing to the generation to come
the praises of the Lord and his strength and his
wonderful works that he hath done.
Speaker 2 (23:53):
See, that's what happens when you go to the gym
and then you.
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You go you get beefy like Arnold, and then you
do it apart. If you do the podcast after going
to the gym, then you might start to learn the
ways of ahn oyed Bible study.
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So that first two is pretty amazing. I will utter
dark sayings of old. That's a that's like an oracle statement.
So I mean dark sayings of old. I mean, that's
that's pretty fascinating. I never really this is like the
Psalm you just kind of skim through because it's so long,
and it's telling the whole history of all the battles
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and you know, the wilderness, and I mean, it goes
on and on. But anyway, I appreciate that Derek Prince
can pull this revelation about how having a small view
of God and his salvation is grieving to the Holy Spirit.
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We don't like to look at that because people like
their comfortable little lives. It's a lot easier to be
sick and poor and dying than it is to get
into Bible faith. Bible faith, in my estimation, takes a
lot of work. Not salvation taking work, but actual faith
in God in your everyday life is a discipline, does
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take effort, does take execution.
Speaker 5 (25:20):
Nobody wants to hear that.
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I don't want to hear them. No, my flesh doesn't
want to hear that. Have you ever considered what it
took to feed some three million people every day?
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Oh?
Speaker 2 (25:34):
Wait, we gotta do the Derek Prince impression?
Speaker 7 (25:36):
Have you ever?
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Have you ever considered what it took to feed some
three million people every day? I saw a picture years
ago of the freight train that would be required to
carry the water and food for three million people for
one day. It was a very long train, indeed, and
that was just for one day. God fed them in
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the wilderness for forty years. All that provision was included
in the salvation. Also included was the fact that their
shoes never wore out and their clothes never got old.
I need some new shoes, man, I'm looking down at
the rock.
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Now they're getting old. I need to work out my salvation.
Speaker 2 (26:17):
With free and fair and trembling a little more, guys,
I'm not begging for money too. I would not just
come on here and tell you to send money to
Spirit Force zero one at gmail dot com for PayPal.
Speaker 5 (26:31):
That's not what I do here, not coming here to
do that. We also accept bitcoin.
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Hallelujah, hallelujah. When they were sick, God provided healing. This
is for wayward Israel. This isn't even for like the
End Time Church or something. Well it is, but in
the heat of the day he covered them with a cloud,
and in the cold of the night he provided the
warmth and the light of the fire. God's total provision
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was some up in this one word salvation used in
verse twenty two in Hebrew, it is Yeshuah. Yet God
was grieved because they did not comprehend the extent of
his salvation. Further on, in verse forty one, it says, yet, yes,
again and again they tempted God and limited the Holy
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One of Israel. I confess that many times I have
limited God in my concept of salvation. An I have
had a need and dought myself. Can I really trust
God for that need? I think most Christians to day
set limits to what they think God will do These
are not scriptural limits. They are just limits on how
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big we imagine God's salvation to be. We need a
bear in mind that this grieves the Lord. When the
Israelites set limits to what they thought God could do,
it grieved him. Therefore, let us resolve in our hearts
that we will not set limits to what God can do,
but rather believe in the all inclusive, comprehensive salvation that
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God has provided.
Speaker 5 (28:06):
Amen. So good, It's so good.
Speaker 2 (28:13):
I mean people get distracted by their sicknesses, their problems,
they're but I mean, the biggest thing in the world
is is whether you're going to heaven or not when
you die. So that is the biggest thing obviously. But
then once you get into like a Baptist church or
something where it's only about salvation and going to heaven
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or not, then a lot of people they they get
offended when you start talking about healing and breaking off problems, addictions,
supernatural things, spiritual warfare, you know, the laws of the spirit,
learning how to tithe, learning how to have this, getting
this in you, not being ashamed of the gospel.
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People get weird.
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It's weird because in America we're fine with you know,
Halloween everywhere. I went to Lowe's and there was a literal, giant,
twenty foot tall demon god thing, and I was just like,
you know what, I'm bringing my Bible to Lows?
Speaker 5 (29:12):
Did they if they.
Speaker 2 (29:13):
Get to have giant demon gods and loads, then I'm
gonna I can have my Bible and Lows.
Speaker 5 (29:18):
And I got complimented for it.
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But in America people are totally It's like, oh yeah, yeah, chemtrails,
Oh yeah, oh gotta have my third booster shot and.
Speaker 5 (29:26):
Yeah no, Kings can't have Trump.
Speaker 9 (29:29):
Absolutely.
Speaker 2 (29:30):
I talked to some people on the street and they
said they said to me on camera that they thought
Charlie Kirk was a Nazi. Oh you know Charlie Kirk.
And I was like really yeah. He was like Joseph
Gerbels like what do you realize you're on camera right now?
Speaker 5 (29:48):
And I guess I don't know.
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I mean, Americans have lost whatever it was that they
got their freedom. I barely ever see an American that
has even a sh read of that anymore. And that's
pretty scary because do they even need to invade again?
Do you need to have the Russians and the Chinese
come in? Maybe not I mean, it's just Ai is
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slowly slurping away people's last vestiges of humanity. And the
only way to get back your country and your life
is going to be through the Word of God in
the Holy Spirit and getting this back in you and
forget ridicule and being ashamed of the Gospel.
Speaker 5 (30:31):
We don't have time.
Speaker 2 (30:32):
I mean, here's the cure for cancer. Oh no, my
doctor might make fun of me if I take the
cure for cancer. He says I should die. Well, we
don't have time for what your doctor thinks when you
have the cure for cancer. By the way, MMS sodium
chloride solution activated does cure cancer. Everybody I've given it
to just kind of looks at it, tries it a
little bit, if at all, and then it's.
Speaker 5 (30:51):
Like, eh, not for me.
Speaker 2 (30:55):
So you know, don't waste your time with people that
don't want to hear the truth. Don't spend your time
in America if you can possibly help it. I can't
help it because I'm I'm here for a period of time.
My whole family is in a time of need right now,
and it's good to be back. Kind of it's kind
of empty and boring in a lot of ways. But
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I mean, the mission field is so interesting. You go
to China, you go to Japan, you go to India,
you go to Nepal, you go to Taiwan. There is
not a single boring day when you're out there in
those countries, even if you're not even a Christian missionary
just living there. There's always something happening. It's so exciting.
But in America, unless you're on a mission field, like
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I mean, I would say Waynesville really is kind of
a mission field in many ways. But there's so much
to do, but you're just surrounded by that kind of
emptiness and just we have our money, and we have
our bills, and we've got our kids, and I've got
my divorce and I got to pay off my and
I mean that kind of fatiguing life lifestyle. The saddest
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thing is the misery that I see is people don't
even know what they're missing. It's like they don't even
know what it means to be happy or what you know,
having a Chinese family that doesn't even know God, but
they have family and they love their family, and that's
even that is missing here in a lot of ways.
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But you go to other countries. Everybody wants to come
to America.
Speaker 2 (32:26):
It's like, Wow, no matter what country you go to,
they all think America.
Speaker 5 (32:29):
Man, yeah, America. If only I could move to America.
I want to live in America. So anyway, I'm just
rambling around here.
Speaker 2 (32:38):
But that doctrine, that consuming doctrine of the salvation of
Jesus Christ. Knowing that you're safe, knowing that it also
includes your healing, you can start to use your mouth
to confess this great salvation. We don't neglect it, we
don't fail to confess it. How do you get rid
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of all these other problem same way you got the
biggest problem, dealt with confession. And that's a new one
for me. I'm kinda I'm gonna have to explore that
later on. Get in studio again. This is a rare,
kind of out there broadcast. I gotta go pick up
on Boa.
Speaker 5 (33:16):
But thank you for joining us. This is Michael Bashum
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It is the think of it like a spiritual military
of God. Like there's a seventh branch of the United
States Military after the Space Force. And that's that's kind
of a trip for some I think that sounds bizarre
to people. But when it comes to the spiritual warfare
that we're in, and I'm watching the military literally spray
the skies right now in front of me.
Speaker 6 (33:40):
Like, no, that's not true.
Speaker 5 (33:42):
Yeah, all the weather is pretty much artificial. Like I
drove through the fog today. They were spraying all.
Speaker 2 (33:48):
Day yesterday, and yeah, that's uncomfortable talk about. But there's
giant robot factories coming out this year, millions of robots
a year coming. All the people with Tesla's their cars
are about to become part of a giant AI brain
neuralink with you know, brain chips. This is like interesting stuff,
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Like I don't know why people at the very least,
what Elon said is very true. It's like, this is
not a boring time to be alive. Like anybody that's
bored watching Amazon Prime or Netflix.
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Right now, I pity you. I pity those people.
Speaker 2 (34:25):
But when you get into the animating contest for liberty
and truth and the power of the truth and power
of the Holy Spirit and the reality of God, you
won't have a boring day.
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Anyway. I gotta go love you guys.
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Leave us the review, and then go to the gym
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became Governor of California, I used to think it was
all about protein and diet and becoming buff and making movies.
Becoming the governor of California did not make me happy
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in the end. But then I found Jesus, and now
I am telling people about the Gospel. Okay, God, bless
you guys. Thank you, Nice to see you.
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Tim alrighty bye bye bye bye.
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Yah the the a at the the cheap.
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At so many seeking game. Because she said, nast a short.
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Time and cannot kill your days.
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I said, just doesn't.
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It's will you slide down the mountain? Will you fall
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down the side? Will you flow like a fountain giving
water of life?
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Will you turn to the darkness?
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Or will you reach for the line of greater victory? Yes,
we thought that the last one was enough in its time,
but we're going and learning that You've still got to
climb inspite of our problems, inspite of our fears, greater victory.
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There's a whole new life ahead of you. You've just
got to hold on time, even if you're on the
lights tshoe, there's a grater victory inside.
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Yes, it's better to wear out than to rust in
the rain.
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It's better for riches to begin.
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And again, what God has.
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To give you must be used just for him in
greater victory.
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There's a whole new life ahead of you. You've just
got to hold on time, even if you're on the left.
T Sure, there's a greater victory inside.
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You've got to keep on loving.
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You've got to sacrifice.
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You've got to keep on giving the rest of your life.
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You know that when you do, it's waiting there for you.
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This is your host, Michael Basham, and we are very
blessed and pleased to be able to bring you not
any longer as we used to strange new doctrines, to
boldly go where no Christian has gone before, but actually
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to help present to people the pure, clean, life giving
Word of God, apart from all the stuff that people
muddy it up with their own opinions, their own ideas,
I have this revelation. I have that revelation, so we're
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going to be getting into that today. And I have
the Derek Prince.
Speaker 5 (03:34):
Book here. What is it called.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
We got a whole bunch of these from ministry. It's
called Complete Salvation by the Prince. Enjoy the amazing benefits
and blessings of the Cross. Hallelujah. So that's gonna be
that's going to be good. I'm going to be reading
some of that. The first chapter is absolutely life changing.
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I don't care if you're a Christian, non Christian, of course,
I care if you're a Christian. If you're a non Christian,
get Jesus in your heart. That's absolutely necessary. All of
us need to go through Jesus to get to Heaven, period.
Speaker 5 (04:12):
That is the truth. Hallelujah.
Speaker 2 (04:15):
And if you are a Christian, then you need to
go and know how precious your salvation is. Hey, Andra's here,
nice to see you and are a nice to see
you long time. I need to get in touch with
your husband. So the intro to this book is so good.
I mean, our salvation is great and complete. Many Christians
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who have experienced salvation have not experienced all that God
includes in this salvation He's provided. So if you're saved,
you're like, Okay, what else do I need to know?
I'm saved, I'm going to heaven. Well, how about all
the other things you got when you got saved that
you're not accessing And a lot of people are not
accessing that, and they're living basically a life separated from
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everything that they could have. And I guess America is
so blessed and our modern just conveniences, we think we
have this advanced life. Actually, most technology, most inventions have
caused people to become enslaved more than they were before
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they had them. I mean, look, no farther than the DMV.
If you don't believe me, Yeah, let's get Andre on
the show for sure. Yeah, I would love to do
another show. Currently, we're we're doing this from the kind
of the road I've got My wife is in California.
Speaker 5 (05:43):
And so I've got both kids.
Speaker 2 (05:45):
So I'm a little bit constrained, constricted to the front
of the recreation center in Waynesville.
Speaker 5 (05:54):
But just let me, let me, just let the word
do the work here.
Speaker 2 (05:58):
You know, so people it's like they live in the
corner of a little house, whereas you've actually entered a great,
wonderful mansion that God has prepared for them. There is
not a Christian on earth today who has experienced the
completeness of all that God has provided in salvation. So
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there's so much more to know about salvation.
Speaker 6 (06:21):
Complete salvation.
Speaker 7 (06:23):
You will want.
Speaker 2 (06:24):
I think you can get this book for free. I'm
not totally sure, but I recommend it. If you come
to our office downtown, I'll give you a free one.
They gave a lot of them to us.
Speaker 5 (06:35):
Hallelujah, okay.
Speaker 2 (06:37):
Hebrews two three, the writer asks how shall we escape
if we neglect so great a salvation? It is a
great salvation that God has provided for us through Jesus Christ. However,
one of the great dangers is that we would neglect it,
that is, not really enter into it. Neglect includes accepting
our great salvation as just a theological fact or doctrine,
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not embracing it in fullness in our experience that you
at Ephesians three seventeen says that you, being rooted and
grounded in love, may be able to comprehend with all
the saints. What is the width and length and depth
and height? Watch what he does with this?
Speaker 7 (07:16):
It is so good to.
Speaker 2 (07:17):
Know the love of God, which passes knowledge, that you
may be filled with all the fullness of God.
Speaker 5 (07:23):
Isn't that good?
Speaker 2 (07:24):
Well, guess what he says. I picture entering our Great
Salvation as walking into a tremendous mansion. It does many
corridors and different types of rooms. If we look first
of all, at the width, it stretches out as far
as our eyes.
Speaker 5 (07:38):
Can see in either direction.
Speaker 2 (07:42):
Then if we look ahead at the length, we cannot
see the end of it. Imagine standing on a grand
staircase in the midst of that wonderful mansion. When you
look down, you cannot see all that is beneath you. Finally,
as you look up, it stretches beyond what you can
take in with your eyes. So basically what Paul's saying
is in that Ephesians three seventeen is God doesn't want
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you to remain isolated in some small corner of the
mansion we have entered, but to comprehend, to take in,
to embrace all the scope of our great salvation. It's width,
it's length, it's depth, it's height. And this is including
things that we've been talking about. Leaning into a good
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sound doctrine of getting healed, getting out of debt, becoming
free from all the flesh, lust sins, depression, gossip, needing
medicine for everything, just saying things like I'm getting to
that age where or oh darning, my eyes are just
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going out, or my cars are always breaking down, or
I mean not here. I drove home yesterday with the
kids and I had to shield the kid's eyes because
somebody overturned four wheeler and there was this family that
was suffering, and there was this obese person in the
back that couldn't get out, and there was blood and
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just panic.
Speaker 5 (09:11):
And probably drugs. Probably like don't call the police. Don't
call the police.
Speaker 2 (09:17):
It's like, uh uh uh, yeah, we probably need to
call the police. I stayed there until the paramedics or
the firemen showed up. But there's such a need here
in the mountains to break free from poverty and addiction
and all the things that led to that, all the
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just sin, just people living in sin. Even if there's
like a million churches, are they going to them? If
you go to one, do they have the Holy Spirit?
Most of them do not. I'm very thankful to admit
that we're actually starting something. On Saturday, a bunch of
people that don't really fit into any of the local churches,
want to meet and pray in tongues and ask for
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the presence of the Holy Spirit to show up and
have spiritual warfare, teachings and all the stuff that doesn't
fit in the local Episcopalian Methodists whatever denominimulation that they
have all of them. I mean, it's like, you got
a Walmart, you got McDonald's, you got an Rby's. What
more could you possibly want? How about can I get
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a place that has healthy food? No, you're hairtick, you
just want to die. And I'm gonna tell you're just
one of those weird tongue talking people that believes in
prosperity and healing. Well, can we not be poor? Can
we not have our car breaking down all the time?
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Can we not have a million zillion sins that you're
just wading through a day of dealing with problems and messes?
And I mean, yes, when you have small children, you
don't get surprised when they wet their bed, But you're
stupid to not put a diaper on them and put
a plastic thing over the bed if they're gonna keep
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doing that, And I just see Christians living like, Oh,
it's normal to just need to have like fifty medications
and a thousand problems and a million credit cards, and
it's normal to have student loans and ridiculous mortgages.
Speaker 5 (11:20):
And this is normal. Oh what's that? Oh they're chemtrails. No,
those are conspiracies. There's an AI takeover.
Speaker 2 (11:29):
No, they're just building robot factories with millions of robots
next year, which is actually pretty cool. I'm not gonna
say that's a bad thing, but technology and innovation controlled
by humans, not letting technology control us. I'm using two
cell phones right now to do this outside of a
rec center because I don't have access to my studio
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at the moment. I got my Bibi's Andre wants a
Derek Prince book. Okay, you got it all right, I'll
preach as good as Achaian sister. Thank you so much,
Heyle Olivia. So what is this this consuming doctrine? It's like, well,
if the word when the Bible becomes bigger to you
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than you, which it isn't to most people in America.
They walk around with their head full of knowledge, full
of information, heads stuffing. They have podcasts that are literally
about nothing. They listen to all day, and their bodies
are like these emaciated weak they look like gray aliens.
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Let's just be honest, it's oh they you know, these
little emaciated, little like child sized aliens with these skinny
little bodies, and then they have.
Speaker 5 (12:47):
These big giant heads with the gray eyes.
Speaker 2 (12:50):
And that's kind of what people's spirits look like in
America these days, like they don't have the fortified strength
of the spirit of the knowledge and the truth and
the power that we're supposed to have, and we've only
done a little bit of it.
Speaker 5 (13:07):
In this country.
Speaker 2 (13:07):
You had a George Washington and the Founding Fathers, and
you had people that actually thought, you know, we should
try this freedom thing that we've heard about. No, no,
you must not have a freedom. Actually wasn't The French
believed in it. The French were like, yes, go for it.
Speaker 5 (13:24):
It was the English that was like no.
Speaker 2 (13:27):
And we fought for that and overcame and there was
a lot of prayer, there was a lot of foundation
of faith.
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But over the.
Speaker 2 (13:37):
Last few centuries you've seen a waning and just a
laziness and letting technology and just modern day society kind
of take over.
Speaker 5 (13:48):
And now you're all.
Speaker 2 (13:49):
Everybody's staring at their phones distracted and going between, Oh,
I got to talk to my loryer for my divorce,
got another divorce coming, and got to pay the bab
and where is the power? Where do you see any
kind of miracles? And Jesus has raised the dead and
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cast out the devils and you know, cleanse the lepers.
That could mean like people that have fifth stage cancer
or super long COVID or whatever the next.
Speaker 5 (14:20):
Thing's going to be.
Speaker 2 (14:21):
But people don't live in faith anymore, and they are
people help each other to stay out of faith, so
that it's like weird. If somebody's actually in faith, it's
like what.
Speaker 5 (14:32):
You don't believe in?
Speaker 2 (14:34):
You don't believe in credit cards and get your deepoma
and and that becomes weird hello, instead of what is
this what does this actually say? And actually reading it,
like really reading it, like actually looking at this thing
and not being like, oh, oh, what is that, eh dear,
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there's some kind of religious thing.
Speaker 7 (14:57):
Eoh.
Speaker 2 (14:59):
When somebody shows up and actually walks in the power
of God and is manifesting, even the local church gets upset.
And that's what happened with Jesus, who was his main enemy.
It wasn't Rome, it was all the religious Sadducees and
the Pharisees, and it was like, you're messing with our
Sabbath and our traditions. And he said, you make the
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power and the word of God of none effect through
your traditions. And he just came as the Truth incarnated,
incarnated didn't have to sit down and develop a sermon
each day. And that's kind of where I'm coming from
right now with the Word of Faith and learning about
the prophetic Copeland family. Yes, they are amazing, the Eagle
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Mountain Church family and all the networks of Victory Channel
teachers and believers there that having a total constant twenty
four hour in Nundan of the word, absolutely it removes
fear depression. You start to see healing take place. Just
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it might not all happen all at once. It might
be we're taking we're getting rid of tobacco. Now we're
getting rid of you know, we're getting rid of poor
an addiction or fearfulness. In general, people live in fear
until they die. They're just like afraid and afraid and
afraid of death, and then death comes and then it's
like they're afraid and where do they go after that?
Speaker 5 (16:32):
Anyway, let's keep going.
Speaker 2 (16:33):
I'm jumping around here, I'm waxing eloquently, but yeah, so
this is so good again. It's the it's the height
and the length and the depth to know the love
of Christ, which passes knowledge, that you may be filled
with all the fullness of God. And then that picture
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of a mansion, and then how most Christians they just
go into the mansion that God give them. They're just
sitting in a little corner and they're just like, eh,
here read, listen to this. Throughout the Bible, the word
salvation is a very wide application.
Speaker 5 (17:11):
For many people.
Speaker 2 (17:12):
That might simply mean having sins forgiven, becoming a prepackaged
soul for heaven. Yeah, so that's what most people look
at it. They're just like, Okay, I get to go
to heaven. But there is a lot more to salvation
than that. And I didn't actually know this, So I
just want to say this is new to me.
Speaker 7 (17:30):
Hallelujah.
Speaker 2 (17:32):
It includes in the New Testament to describe everything in there.
Salvation is a biblical word for God's all inclusive provision
for man. It is used in the New Testament to
describe all the benefits and blessings of God made available
to us through Jesus Christ. It includes the forgiveness of sins,
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the gift of eternal life, the provision of physical healing,
the power to live a life that is different in fact,
every provision for this life, and the assurance of eternity
in the presence of Almighty God. Every provision, it doesn't
mean you've got to have some kind of bling, bling,
fancy schmancy, you know, yacht life or something. You're gonna
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have everything you need and whatever. The ness the things
that are necessary to get the job done, so good,
that is so powerful. Psalm seventy eight twelve through fifty
four describes the Lord's dealings with Israel in bringing them
out of Egypt and then taking them through the wilderness.
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It also states why the Lord became angry with his
people this is so good, putting it into everyday language.
God was angry because they had such a small view
of Him and his salvation. Similarly, I believe that sometimes
we grieve God by our small comprehension of the salvation
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He has given us. So God was angry. If you
analyze the passage, salvation is the all inclusive word.
Speaker 5 (19:13):
You could use the Dirk.
Speaker 2 (19:14):
Prince, I could use the Irk Prince's voice for every
blessing and provision God gave them from the time they
sacrificed the pasover Lamb and were delivered from Egypt until
they entered their inheritance. It included protection from God's judgment
through the blood of the Lamb, the supernatural passing through
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the Red Sea, the presence of God coming down in
the form of a cloud, being fed every day with
manner from heaven, water gushing out of the rocks, and
so on. However, despite all the marvelous things God did,
the people sinned and repelled in the wilderness, tested God
in their hearts and spoke against him. So that's you
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think of that as like, oh, that happened a long
time ago. Well, what about it's happening right now with
all of us. People get you know, they're like, they
get offended. They find out, oh, my gosh, your preacher
has an airplane and an airport named after him.
Speaker 5 (20:13):
How evil?
Speaker 2 (20:14):
Oh what people are getting healed in their church and
the insolence they're speaking in tongues and prophecy and revelation. Oh,
dear me, that's so offensive. Well, it is offensive, and
if you've preached the gospel, you are going to offend people.
And if you're not offending people, then you're not really
doing it right. And some people kind of looking at
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me sideways as they walk by.
Speaker 5 (20:39):
But that's okay.
Speaker 2 (20:40):
I had no other choice, officer, I had nowhere else
to podcast that day. Okay, let's see here, let me see.
Speaker 7 (20:51):
Oh, let me.
Speaker 5 (20:51):
Take a sippy.
Speaker 7 (20:53):
Let me take a sippy. One moment, yes, and sound too.
Speaker 8 (21:12):
Molt fills my years as I sit here reading words
about today written long ago.
Speaker 5 (21:25):
Okay, thank you Jesus.
Speaker 2 (21:27):
So therefore the Lord heard this and was furious, so
a fire was kindled against Jacob, and anger also came
up against Israel because they did not believe in God
and did not trust in his salvation. So God actually
gets angry with us for not believing and receiving his salvation.
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It's as simple as it's somebody who spent all this
time and effort to give you something so perfect, precious
and good, and you're just like, no, I don't want that.
I want to drink diet mountain dew every day.
Speaker 5 (22:07):
Don't do it.
Speaker 2 (22:08):
The only cave and I could find I never made
that connection. That's a really powerful revelation from Derek Prince.
Though sometimes we grieve God by our small comprehension of
the salvation he's given us. So if you're if you're
gonna look at the Old Testament, like all the Jews
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just pissed him off by saying, yeah, we don't really
want that, And I guess I'm gonna.
Speaker 5 (22:38):
Just turn to it.
Speaker 2 (22:39):
It says verse seventeen through twenty, but he only quotes
a tiny bit Swarm seventy eight.
Speaker 5 (22:48):
I have no other choice.
Speaker 2 (22:49):
I'm gonna have to just read it. Read some of it,
at least Swarm seventy eight.
Speaker 7 (22:57):
Okay, yeah, this is the whole.
Speaker 5 (23:00):
Oh yeah, this is great. It's called in my Bible.
Speaker 2 (23:05):
It says a masschiel of Asaf Israel's rich history. All
read just the first part. It says, give ear, oh
my people.
Speaker 6 (23:16):
If Arnold Schwarzeneker was reading the Shoils, perhaps he would
say like these, give ear, oh my people, to my law.
Incline your ears to the words of my mouth. I
will open my mouth in a parabole. I will utter
dark sayings of old which we have heard and known,
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and our fathers have told us we will not hide
them from their children, showing to the generation to come
the praises of the Lord and his strength and his
wonderful works that he hath done.
Speaker 2 (23:53):
See, that's what happens when you go to the gym
and then you.
Speaker 6 (23:56):
You go you get beefy like Arnold, and then you
do it apart. If you do the podcast after going
to the gym, then you might start to learn the
ways of ahn oyed Bible study.
Speaker 2 (24:11):
So that first two is pretty amazing. I will utter
dark sayings of old. That's a that's like an oracle statement.
So I mean dark sayings of old. I mean, that's
that's pretty fascinating. I never really this is like the
Psalm you just kind of skim through because it's so long,
and it's telling the whole history of all the battles
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and you know, the wilderness, and I mean, it goes
on and on. But anyway, I appreciate that Derek Prince
can pull this revelation about how having a small view
of God and his salvation is grieving to the Holy Spirit.
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We don't like to look at that because people like
their comfortable little lives. It's a lot easier to be
sick and poor and dying than it is to get
into Bible faith. Bible faith, in my estimation, takes a
lot of work. Not salvation taking work, but actual faith
in God in your everyday life is a discipline, does
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take effort, does take execution.
Speaker 5 (25:20):
Nobody wants to hear that.
Speaker 2 (25:21):
I don't want to hear them. No, my flesh doesn't
want to hear that. Have you ever considered what it
took to feed some three million people every day?
Speaker 7 (25:33):
Oh?
Speaker 2 (25:34):
Wait, we gotta do the Derek Prince impression?
Speaker 7 (25:36):
Have you ever?
Speaker 2 (25:37):
Have you ever considered what it took to feed some
three million people every day? I saw a picture years
ago of the freight train that would be required to
carry the water and food for three million people for
one day. It was a very long train, indeed, and
that was just for one day. God fed them in
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the wilderness for forty years. All that provision was included
in the salvation. Also included was the fact that their
shoes never wore out and their clothes never got old.
I need some new shoes, man, I'm looking down at
the rock.
Speaker 5 (26:14):
Now they're getting old. I need to work out my salvation.
Speaker 2 (26:17):
With free and fair and trembling a little more, guys,
I'm not begging for money too. I would not just
come on here and tell you to send money to
Spirit Force zero one at gmail dot com for PayPal.
Speaker 5 (26:31):
That's not what I do here, not coming here to
do that. We also accept bitcoin.
Speaker 2 (26:38):
Hallelujah, hallelujah. When they were sick, God provided healing. This
is for wayward Israel. This isn't even for like the
End Time Church or something. Well it is, but in
the heat of the day he covered them with a cloud,
and in the cold of the night he provided the
warmth and the light of the fire. God's total provision
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was some up in this one word salvation used in
verse twenty two in Hebrew, it is Yeshuah. Yet God
was grieved because they did not comprehend the extent of
his salvation. Further on, in verse forty one, it says, yet, yes,
again and again they tempted God and limited the Holy
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One of Israel. I confess that many times I have
limited God in my concept of salvation. An I have
had a need and dought myself. Can I really trust
God for that need? I think most Christians to day
set limits to what they think God will do These
are not scriptural limits. They are just limits on how
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big we imagine God's salvation to be. We need a
bear in mind that this grieves the Lord. When the
Israelites set limits to what they thought God could do,
it grieved him. Therefore, let us resolve in our hearts
that we will not set limits to what God can do,
but rather believe in the all inclusive, comprehensive salvation that
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God has provided.
Speaker 5 (28:06):
Amen. So good, It's so good.
Speaker 2 (28:13):
I mean people get distracted by their sicknesses, their problems,
they're but I mean, the biggest thing in the world
is is whether you're going to heaven or not when
you die. So that is the biggest thing obviously. But
then once you get into like a Baptist church or
something where it's only about salvation and going to heaven
(28:36):
or not, then a lot of people they they get
offended when you start talking about healing and breaking off problems, addictions,
supernatural things, spiritual warfare, you know, the laws of the spirit,
learning how to tithe, learning how to have this, getting
this in you, not being ashamed of the gospel.
Speaker 5 (28:57):
People get weird.
Speaker 2 (28:59):
It's weird because in America we're fine with you know,
Halloween everywhere. I went to Lowe's and there was a literal, giant,
twenty foot tall demon god thing, and I was just like,
you know what, I'm bringing my Bible to Lows?
Speaker 5 (29:12):
Did they if they.
Speaker 2 (29:13):
Get to have giant demon gods and loads, then I'm
gonna I can have my Bible and Lows.
Speaker 5 (29:18):
And I got complimented for it.
Speaker 2 (29:20):
But in America people are totally It's like, oh yeah, yeah, chemtrails,
Oh yeah, oh gotta have my third booster shot and.
Speaker 5 (29:26):
Yeah no, Kings can't have Trump.
Speaker 9 (29:29):
Absolutely.
Speaker 2 (29:30):
I talked to some people on the street and they
said they said to me on camera that they thought
Charlie Kirk was a Nazi. Oh you know Charlie Kirk.
And I was like really yeah. He was like Joseph
Gerbels like what do you realize you're on camera right now?
Speaker 5 (29:48):
And I guess I don't know.
Speaker 2 (29:49):
I mean, Americans have lost whatever it was that they
got their freedom. I barely ever see an American that
has even a sh read of that anymore. And that's
pretty scary because do they even need to invade again?
Do you need to have the Russians and the Chinese
come in? Maybe not I mean, it's just Ai is
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slowly slurping away people's last vestiges of humanity. And the
only way to get back your country and your life
is going to be through the Word of God in
the Holy Spirit and getting this back in you and
forget ridicule and being ashamed of the Gospel.
Speaker 5 (30:31):
We don't have time.
Speaker 2 (30:32):
I mean, here's the cure for cancer. Oh no, my
doctor might make fun of me if I take the
cure for cancer. He says I should die. Well, we
don't have time for what your doctor thinks when you
have the cure for cancer. By the way, MMS sodium
chloride solution activated does cure cancer. Everybody I've given it
to just kind of looks at it, tries it a
little bit, if at all, and then it's.
Speaker 5 (30:51):
Like, eh, not for me.
Speaker 2 (30:55):
So you know, don't waste your time with people that
don't want to hear the truth. Don't spend your time
in America if you can possibly help it. I can't
help it because I'm I'm here for a period of time.
My whole family is in a time of need right now,
and it's good to be back. Kind of it's kind
of empty and boring in a lot of ways. But
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I mean, the mission field is so interesting. You go
to China, you go to Japan, you go to India,
you go to Nepal, you go to Taiwan. There is
not a single boring day when you're out there in
those countries, even if you're not even a Christian missionary
just living there. There's always something happening. It's so exciting.
But in America, unless you're on a mission field, like
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I mean, I would say Waynesville really is kind of
a mission field in many ways. But there's so much
to do, but you're just surrounded by that kind of
emptiness and just we have our money, and we have
our bills, and we've got our kids, and I've got
my divorce and I got to pay off my and
I mean that kind of fatiguing life lifestyle. The saddest
(32:02):
thing is the misery that I see is people don't
even know what they're missing. It's like they don't even
know what it means to be happy or what you know,
having a Chinese family that doesn't even know God, but
they have family and they love their family, and that's
even that is missing here in a lot of ways.
Speaker 5 (32:23):
But you go to other countries. Everybody wants to come
to America.
Speaker 2 (32:26):
It's like, Wow, no matter what country you go to,
they all think America.
Speaker 5 (32:29):
Man, yeah, America. If only I could move to America.
I want to live in America. So anyway, I'm just
rambling around here.
Speaker 2 (32:38):
But that doctrine, that consuming doctrine of the salvation of
Jesus Christ. Knowing that you're safe, knowing that it also
includes your healing, you can start to use your mouth
to confess this great salvation. We don't neglect it, we
don't fail to confess it. How do you get rid
(32:59):
of all these other problem same way you got the
biggest problem, dealt with confession. And that's a new one
for me. I'm kinda I'm gonna have to explore that
later on. Get in studio again. This is a rare,
kind of out there broadcast. I gotta go pick up
on Boa.
Speaker 5 (33:16):
But thank you for joining us. This is Michael Bashum
the Spirit Force. Join the Spood Force.
Speaker 2 (33:21):
It is the think of it like a spiritual military
of God. Like there's a seventh branch of the United
States Military after the Space Force. And that's that's kind
of a trip for some I think that sounds bizarre
to people. But when it comes to the spiritual warfare
that we're in, and I'm watching the military literally spray
the skies right now in front of me.
Speaker 6 (33:40):
Like, no, that's not true.
Speaker 5 (33:42):
Yeah, all the weather is pretty much artificial. Like I
drove through the fog today. They were spraying all.
Speaker 2 (33:48):
Day yesterday, and yeah, that's uncomfortable talk about. But there's
giant robot factories coming out this year, millions of robots
a year coming. All the people with Tesla's their cars
are about to become part of a giant AI brain
neuralink with you know, brain chips. This is like interesting stuff,
(34:11):
Like I don't know why people at the very least,
what Elon said is very true. It's like, this is
not a boring time to be alive. Like anybody that's
bored watching Amazon Prime or Netflix.
Speaker 5 (34:21):
Right now, I pity you. I pity those people.
Speaker 2 (34:25):
But when you get into the animating contest for liberty
and truth and the power of the truth and power
of the Holy Spirit and the reality of God, you
won't have a boring day.
Speaker 5 (34:37):
Anyway. I gotta go love you guys.
Speaker 2 (34:38):
Spear Force podcast, iTunes, Spotify.
Speaker 6 (34:44):
Leave us the review, and then go to the gym
and work out to get pumped up and go tell
people about Jesus. I remember, ever since, back before I
became Governor of California, I used to think it was
all about protein and diet and becoming buff and making movies.
Becoming the governor of California did not make me happy
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in the end. But then I found Jesus, and now
I am telling people about the Gospel. Okay, God, bless
you guys. Thank you, Nice to see you.
Speaker 2 (35:18):
Tim alrighty bye bye bye bye.
Speaker 10 (35:24):
Yah the the a at the the cheap.
Speaker 11 (36:45):
At so many seeking game. Because she said, nast a short.
Speaker 9 (37:06):
Time and cannot kill your days.
Speaker 8 (37:53):
I said, just doesn't.
Speaker 12 (37:55):
It's will you slide down the mountain? Will you fall
(38:39):
down the side? Will you flow like a fountain giving
water of life?
Speaker 2 (38:45):
Will you turn to the darkness?
Speaker 12 (38:48):
Or will you reach for the line of greater victory? Yes,
we thought that the last one was enough in its time,
but we're going and learning that You've still got to
climb inspite of our problems, inspite of our fears, greater victory.
Speaker 13 (39:15):
There's a whole new life ahead of you. You've just
got to hold on time, even if you're on the
lights tshoe, there's a grater victory inside.
Speaker 12 (39:37):
Yes, it's better to wear out than to rust in
the rain.
Speaker 5 (39:42):
It's better for riches to begin.
Speaker 13 (39:46):
And again, what God has.
Speaker 14 (39:48):
To give you must be used just for him in
greater victory.
Speaker 4 (40:11):
There's a whole new life ahead of you. You've just
got to hold on time, even if you're on the left.
T Sure, there's a greater victory inside.
Speaker 5 (40:39):
You've got to keep on loving.
Speaker 10 (40:42):
You've got to sacrifice.
Speaker 12 (40:44):
You've got to keep on giving the rest of your life.
Speaker 5 (40:50):
You know that when you do, it's waiting there for you.
Speaker 4 (40:56):
The breads.
Speaker 1 (41:37):
Hi, everybody, it's me Cinderella.
Speaker 4 (41:39):
Ax.
Speaker 1 (41:40):
You are listening to the Fringe Radio Network. I know
I was gonna tell him, Hey, do you have the app?
It's the best way to listen to the Fringe Radio Network.
It's safe and you don't have to log in to
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I know, slippers, we gotta keep cleaning these chimneys.
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