December 5, 2025 • 60 mins
Matthew 12:1 At that time Jesus went on the sabbath day through the corn; and his disciples were an hungred, and began to pluck the ears of corn, and to eat. 12:2 But when the Pharisees saw it, they said unto him, Behold, thy disciples do that which is not lawful to do upon the sabbath day. 12:3 But he said unto them, Have ye not read what David did, when he was an hungred, and they that were with him; 12:4 How he entered into the house of God, and did eat the shewbread, which was not lawful for him to eat, neither for them which were with him, but only for the priests? 12:5 Or have ye not read in the law, how that on the sabbath days the priests in the temple profane the sabbath, and are blameless? 12:6 But I say unto you, That in this place is one greater than the temple. 12:7 But if ye had known what this meaneth, I will have mercy, and not sacrifice, ye would not have condemned the guiltless. 12:8 For the Son of man is Lord even of the sabbath day. 12:9 And when he was departed thence, he went into their synagogue: 12:10 And, behold, there was a man which had his hand withered. And they asked him, saying, Is it lawful to heal on the sabbath days? that they might accuse him. 12:11 And he said unto them, What man shall there be among you, that shall have one sheep, and if it fall into a pit on the sabbath day, will he not lay hold on it, and lift it out? 12:12 How much then is a man better than a sheep? Wherefore it is lawful to do well on the sabbath days. 12:13 Then saith he to the man, Stretch forth thine hand. And he stretched it forth; and it was restored whole, like as the other. 12:14 Then the Pharisees went out, and held a council against him, how they might destroy him.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (00:47):
M hell Hello, hellluja.
Speaker 3 (01:49):
Hely lujah. Well, welcome my friends to a front line
report here. Rare and rare these days. As I've got
the kids in the car with me almost all the time,
I understand a little bit more how precious it is
to be able to do a podcast even in the car,
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Like Wow, what a what a blessing, and what an
honor to be able to talk to you guys. I
did a show last night in uh On Omega Man
and that was nice. And we are blessed and privileged
to be with the Fringe Radio Network here today, broadcasting
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to you from around the world.
Speaker 4 (02:37):
Boots on the ground, warriors, spiritual warriors from all dimensions,
speaking many languages.
Speaker 5 (02:45):
In the Japan we say Ristian singh hyushi.
Speaker 6 (02:49):
Is the mission NETI in Japanese singush. In China we
say tuan Jiao series yeah. And in Taiwan we also
say twan jaoshi because in Taiwan and China they speak
a Mandarin, not like in Cantonese culture like a Hong
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Kong they pay the Chinese lit by farm. I never
learned a kantoni because it sounds too much like a
chicken when you'll talk black in a farmer language, you
speaking Lit. Everything's no kind of spicy like you go
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through the China resta around.
Speaker 3 (03:42):
Anyway. I love Asian culture. I've spent much of my
life there. Hasn't really helped me to develop a big
business model for living in the US. But then again,
who cares about that? I keep seeing signs that I
was right, not because I was right, but because the
Bible is right. Because I read the Bible a lot
as a kid, and I noticed that, well, I noticed
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that this world and its ways are passing away. And
that's something that sounds negative to people that they've got
a stake in this world. They want to make their
life out of a slice of Babylon. And of course
the big tech, greedy companies want to try to usurp
and utilize this coming technological revolution for their own sakes.
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But you know what, the Internet, as far as these
podcasts go, of which I am only adiny baby, there
are so many great Christian warriors using the internet the
way that it was meant to be used to get
the Gospel out, just like with technology like cars and airplanes, television,
to get the gospel preached. God didn't let us use
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these technologies so that can have whiskey salesmen flying around
making deals, but so that we could have the Gospel preached, yes,
believe it or not. And Romans wrote, think about Rome,
think about the highest, the highest civilization ever. Very interesting
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to study the history of Rome and to learn about
what they developed, and I mean that's fun stuff. But really,
like the same thing is happening right now with neuralink
and solar panels and robots and all this automation. You
can look at it from the Info Wars perspective and say, well,
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everything's going to hell and technocrats are taking over and
they're gonna be or you look at it from the
Gospel's perspective, and while the wicked who have been enslaving
humanity for a very long time, they're going to be
taken out of the way. I mean, unless people repent,
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that's it. Like, there isn't going to be a future
for the people who don't receive the Gospel. And in
some ways, in a very I don't mean to be
bleak again. I'm not trying to be like I told
your show, and I told you I came back from
China and I've been pointing my finger at people like
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I told you, and I told you, and I definitely
told you because I left Asia kind of on a
little bit of a mean streak, telling people that the
country was as it was at that time, is pretty
much caput. And it was during those days of Obama
and a real carnal time. And I would say, now
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the country does have a hope. I would say, now
there is repentance, and there is a gathering towards coming
to be under the lordship of Jesus Christ. And at
least there's a recognition of coemtrails and this or that
and all the vaccines and damage and evil and death.
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So there is a bigger remnant than I thought, but
it's still a precious one. And the churches are full
of spiritual babies. And most Christians barely even understand the
concept of reading the Word to get fed. They don't
understand that they need to eat spiritually every day like
they eat physically every day. I'm listening to Pastor Keith
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Moore right now, and I love these fivefold ministry gifts.
I can't get enough of them. I realize, man, I've
been a pretty much a spiritual baby. Most of my life,
I've been a Bible man, but I haven't really had
authority or leadership structure over me until recently, and I'm
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finding out, Wow, there is a lot of work to
be done as far as getting educated about Bible faith,
about leaving the world's system behind, and coming into agreement
with what the Word says, no matter how desperate the
situation looks on the outside. And I can tell you
a lot of desperate situations, and unfortunately a lot of
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them are from people who don't want the word. I
get messages from people They're like, Yeah, I just don't
really want the Bible, but I really need a miracle.
It's like, you don't want the medicine, but you want
the healing. Okay. You don't want to be hungry, but
you don't want to eat food. Let's just think about
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this for a little while. Let me put on my
thinking thinking cap.
Speaker 5 (08:32):
Okay, I'll have some thinkers for five hundred dollars.
Speaker 3 (08:39):
Please thinkers for five hundred dollars. Is somebody gonna start
thinking for me?
Speaker 5 (08:45):
I don't want to think, but I have five hundred dollars.
Can can somebody think for me? Five hundred dollars to
let somebody think for me. I'm hungry, but I don't
want to eat. Can somebody to eat for me? So
I'm not hungry anymore. And that's sort of where we're
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at right now. It's just like stupids and stupid does.
And I'll tell you I understand. I mean my own
life too.
Speaker 3 (09:13):
Like there's this blaring alarm of yelling daddy, daddy, or husband,
husband or son's son or friend, friend or tenant, tenant,
faith person, faith person. I do have those too. I
like to spend more of the majority of my time
is devoted to people who very hidden that faith button.
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Hey you've got faith? We need you. Pray, pray? Can
you pray? Can you pray? Pray? Pray? People who are
interested in hearing a word. Yes, I talk to people.
A real estate agent recently about to buy this church
by faith. I have no idea where the money's gonna
come from, but by Golly Gosham's, we could use a
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space to speak the word and breach and get faith
people in action, and yeah, pray pray. Can we get
some faith here? Can we get some faith here? Yes?
I answer those calls a lot sooner than I do.
The kind of calls that are just like I'm hungry.
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I'm hungry, unless you're my child, unless it's like literally
like my baby. And so what we're about to go
through in this world is unprecedented, and it's been a
burgeoning title wave, a tsunami wave coming in of utter change,
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of a total shift in the way that all of
us live, Like go ahead and listen to me. Before
the the lockdown tsunami, all the COVID lockdowns, I was
talking about the same stuff, and then it just started
to come true and then it was happening, and wow,
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we actually went through that, and then things kind of
sort of went back to normal. But at the same time,
you see the burgeoning technocrat dream and we remember those
echoes of mister Klaus.
Speaker 2 (11:23):
Schwab talking about your Seiber lockdown.
Speaker 7 (11:26):
We've come to make Cold nineteen Lockdown look like Tilly
Pinky girl Scout cookies.
Speaker 3 (11:35):
I love Gholst Scout cookies. I also love Girl Scouts.
It's this horror movie. These people, my gosh, and we're
coming into this next season where you know, just knowing
about it isn't gonna help, Like just listening to somebody
go on and on and on.
Speaker 4 (11:53):
About the Technocrats and all they're blends and they're gonna
do this, they're gonna do that, and you're gonna be
safe as long as you take them. Mark the Beast
and YadA YadA YadA the Schmandrick's trying to shove us
into this anti Christ beast system. Oh my, YoY ya
yay ya, yye boy vey.
Speaker 3 (12:16):
I wish I had Michael Schneider cued up, because I
love Michael Schneider. Michael Savage, Michael Savage, this is Michael
Schneider anyway. I love the New York jew That's just
telling it like it is. That's like he about this
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stuff and dealing with it. It's entertainment. I've just lost
too many friends and family members this year, though, to
really sit and be entertained for more than a few minutes,
Like if I'm really exhausted and I just want to
kind of have a mental break and watch some silly
I don't know, some movie movie critic, you of some
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dumb old movie. I don't even watch movies anymore. I
might watch like a rundown goofball? What was that I
saw last night? Cinema sends Ghostbusters too, and then it's
like Eh, that's enough. I didn't even finish it. Oh
groundhog Day, Oh did you know all the history of
groundhog Day? I mean that's kind of fun sometimes just
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for a little while. But reality is so life or
death right now, so serious. I mean, if you were
in prison and you were gonna get the electric chair
the next day, would you sit in your prison cell
after you enjoyed your last meal and just turn on
YouTube and kind of just doom scroll death, click, Like,
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what is the latest term for this? It's death to
go into video game world and Metaverse's death, it's death time, man.
I don't want to do that. I mean, I want
to live in I want to be alive. I want
my life to mean something, live for something that is meaningful.
Have your cup full, allelujah. And if the people want
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to live for death, then just separate from them. There
are people who actually are reaching for something that matters,
not something that's giving them a sense of pleasure. As
the guillotine is coming closer and closer. And that's where
we're going. I mean, this last end time harvest, the
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end time church is not just to have a bunch
of Christians to fill the churches. A lot of these
people that we're going to be ministering to and teaching
the Bible to will come into the faith understanding that
their destiny is to be a martyr to help see
the kingdom in a certain town during the time of
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the Antichrist and the Guillotines.
Speaker 8 (15:00):
I mean, these.
Speaker 3 (15:00):
Things aren't going away just because they didn't happen as
fast as the French Christians thought they would happen. Shila
Zelenski and Omega Man and when we were really focused
on the end time back in the early twenty tens,
and then it didn't happen as fast as we thoughts.
Then people kind of moved away from those guys. But
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I remember when those teachers and preachers were going real hot.
It's usually during the time of Obama, and I remember
those days, and I think about what's coming, and I
think about every Christian, anybody that has any shred of faith,
being so valuable during this last nd time harvest of
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souls and the way that we're going to be this
money income and wealth income. You know, we're used to
working twelve, fourteen, eighteen hours a day right now just
to barely scrape through. If you're the average American unless
you're privileged and blessed to have some kind of super income.
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I don't know. I mean, I think a lot of
people live in a comfort zone where they're spending their
money on lawyers and divorces and child alimony and alimone alimony. Anyway,
the system's a scam. So people that have some amount
of wealth that was gotten through the system are spending
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it left and right on things that are dumb and
have no connection to the people that are Like the
average guy that works at Dollar General for twelve dollars
an hour and rent is like more than his income
to live there, and yet they do it. Anyway, You're like,
my gosh, and I mean the system is so flawed
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and so skewed. So there's this total disconnect. But then
what's about to come. This wealth transfer is not just
for people to live comfortably anymore. It's going to be
coming at a time when there are a super lack
of laborers. I mean, Dollar General is just they are
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so in need of these robots to start working there,
like they would be so happy, and also police robots
because people shoplift all the time. But you're going to
see just a total change in society and then when
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the darkness the last seven years of humankind's history because
Satan finally has his little shindig with the anti Christ,
and that whole timeline starts to set forth. The End
Time Christians need to already have been prepared to a
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certain extent and then being put into position to be
miracle working and preserving not just their own lives, but
humanity itself will depend on the End Time Church. Just
like I live in western North Carolina. We saw the
giant Hurricane Helene come through, and so many people lost
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their lives, and so many people lost their properties and
their homes. There was just such a destitution there still is.
But I really saw the need for the church, the
local church to become the government, and how they just
did a great job and no longer was it arguments
about doctrine. And there were a few bad churches that
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took money and relief money to finish their renovation that
had already been started, but that was a very small
group of evil people there there were the majority were
actually really trying to help and doing a great job.
And in general, the End Time Church having access to
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the infrastructure of just basically just local churches and infrastructure
like that, we are going to see such a marvelous
example of God's people coming in and becoming the government
when the government is unable to to really do anything. Yeah,
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all right, let's continue on here quick. Gad Lola.
Speaker 1 (20:16):
I'm saden.
Speaker 9 (20:17):
Your life is changing. You don't feel the same anymore.
Speaker 10 (20:24):
Some nancy attack the.
Speaker 9 (20:26):
Fade too hard, and you wonder if you can afford.
Speaker 10 (20:33):
To keep giving up?
Speaker 9 (20:34):
You lad to save anothers.
Speaker 10 (20:37):
Just given hid nuck to what is the standard?
Speaker 9 (20:40):
But you say we have gone way.
Speaker 1 (20:49):
You can't be.
Speaker 11 (20:52):
Happy if you hadn't today.
Speaker 1 (20:59):
That I'm sad. Are not the day.
Speaker 10 (21:13):
We are living? That in perfect world.
Speaker 9 (21:17):
There's a battle region every days. Ah my roundiss for
yourself in the thing nels?
Speaker 10 (21:26):
Why God tells us?
Speaker 9 (21:27):
If your life to me? When again the where again? Mandriver?
Speaker 12 (21:34):
Not only in this happen alsolutely about?
Speaker 1 (21:38):
What do you see?
Speaker 11 (21:41):
My last we'll all have will be gone away?
Speaker 1 (21:46):
You can be really happy.
Speaker 11 (21:51):
Bet you're right about today.
Speaker 1 (21:56):
Maybe I've a I'm saved.
Speaker 9 (22:04):
Man.
Speaker 3 (22:04):
How I love this song. Thank you Jesus, thank you Lord.
You know people have all these heresies that they say
like God is in control or God helps those who
help themselves. When when you start to follow what Jesus
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actually said about discipleship and the command to go out
and to train disciples, you will face the persecution. You
will see even family members give you the cold shoulder.
People will be like, what you don't believe in my
God of credit cards and the system. Well, all I
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really have to offer you on this broadcast is a
life that has been lived on that battle front of
not Oh, I'm gonna build my big, big business, No,
I'm going intos front lines warrior. I'm just trying to
keep my voice active and speaking the word so that
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someone else can also take that torch and run with it.
And I'm so proud and happy to see this. Sometimes
it's the seed planted into the Internet that wasn't even
my own. I can't take credit for it proof that
I put that seed in that was my harvest. But
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when I go on TikTok and I see a million
twenty year olds reading the Bible to the screen, I
remember when that wasn't cool. Like I remember when people
had Facebook accounts and they were Christians, but they kind
of just yeah. I remember when it was not cool
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to just suddenly go around and have a big Bible
study wherever you went. In fact, I live in an
older community and a bunch of old people who they
kind of still think that that's not cool and it's
like a weird thing to be walking around brandishing your
Bible and reading it. My wife is in California, so
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I'm with the kids and I take them to school
and daycare. And the community center is great because I
can literally just go and work out and read the
Word and then I do the show live on Facebook
right now Michael mash and Facebook and whatever else I mean,
I guess I record the podcast as well Spotify and
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iTunes and of course the Friends Ready Network right there
in the front of the community center. Because it's not
because I'm trying to be like obnoxious and like this
guy that's like mister Bible guy. Although I think that's
a really good thing that actually but it's out of necessity.
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I can tell people like, look, you know, this is
actually what I do. I just am kind of ford.
This is the only chance I have to do this,
and man, it feels good to hurt on my I
did back.
Speaker 5 (25:10):
I did a lot of.
Speaker 3 (25:11):
Back row exercise, so my back is all source. That's
a good thing. So I'm like extra hungry, so needs
some more protein and gets more strength. But I just
noticed the the attitude from people about the word the
older generation. And if you're listening to me, you probably
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aren't one of those people. But there's people from like
the nineties, like their kind of heyday was in, like
that era when it was Hollywood and New York City's
cool and Wall Street being cool, and eh, those Bible people,
they're just dumb people that talk about Jesus all the time. Eh, well,
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guess what this millennial generation. They're either totally in a
witchcraft and trans garbage and like hating Trump as their identity,
or they want Jesus. They are a completely unique like
they know that there are so many of their brothers
and sisters and cousins and friends and classmates and coworkers
who are addicted to vaping and metaverse and Internet and
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just like never coming out of their rooms and basically
like identifying as autistic to just let Mommy raise them forever.
And then a lot of them actually do have autism
and epilepsy. And so it's a totally weird generation. The
twenty to thirty year olds right now, and anybody that's
actually successful in making it is like a golden shining
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light on a hilltop. But there are so many who
are reading a word.
Speaker 1 (26:48):
And.
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As a missionary, as someone that was in Taiwan and
sowing the seed of the word, and recording even just
in between zillions of tasks, recording little broadcasts and podcasts
and Facebook videos and YouTube videos and just putting them
out there, even if it was like five or ten
people that saw them. I knew that my testimony, my
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word as a seed, would produce a harvest. So I
like to think that a lot of it isn't just
well so many people heard me. I mean, if if
you want that credit, then that's all the credit you're
ever gonna get. But being there, being present, speaking the
word out loud, there is a harvest. And there are
there are a lot of people speaking the word boldly,
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reading the Bible, even just plowing through Leviticus for example,
on their TikTok channel, on their YouTube channel. I'm so
blessed by that to see that. I don't have to
listen to them all. I don't need them to know
who I am. I don't need to, but I feel
like this is the this is the revolution happening in
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real time. We just don't recognize it. Those of us
who who want to have like, hey, well, where's the
money coming into my bank account? Well, how about do
you have a roof over your head this month? Do
you have food enough? And so I really do think
that the discipleship factor of just being a wild just
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not crazy. I need to edit my Twitter profile ex
profile but boots on the ground, bride of Christ, child
of David end time, Cowabunga, Hallelujah warrior. What's your identity?
What do you identify as well? How about all the above?
Living by faith, being a disciple. My identity is whatever
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God wants me to be right now, I've got a
lot of them. Jesus has a lot of them too.
He's got a lot of names and titles. He's got
a lot of hats, and we don't have to. If
you're listening to me, you probably understand that the Bashams
were Swiss army knives. It's like, which tool is needed
for this task? And that's what I want. The Spear
Force LLC and the the kind of the militarized discipleship
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training camps of the spiritual militaries, the new Jerusalem manifesting
down here. I wanted to be that kind of fluid
just anything that is needed, you can be that you
can do the thing that is needed. Like our car
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rental business, even though it's not like we're flooded with money,
but that was a major boost to just have our
cars being rented out and seeing the need, seeing the
ability to bless somebody instead of just like I work
for money, Like I can rent my car out for
money and it's helping somebody and it's not even making
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a whole lot of money. Actually, it turns out that
both cars are owned by my father. I had to
put the pause on that till we get some ownership
going and some more funds going so we can make
sure all the bank accounts are clean. But we're learning,
we're priming the pump of the spirit force different avenues
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of being able to be a blessing in the community
and make a little bit of extra money, hopefully but
believing for a lot of money coming in because what
we do is actually very useful and successful, helping the
local poorer in the mountains to just be able to
have a car when they need to go visit their
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grandma or their mom who's dying, or their aunt, or
their husband who's joined the military. I mean, there's been
so many things. One lady who rented the jeep, she
just was able to afford the jeep to be able
to go to her mother's funeral, and she sent me
the info and it was legit like her mom literally
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died and she had to drive to few hours away
to go to the funeral Greenville, South Carolina. And so
our vehicles themselves are imbued with that sense of Okay,
this is a blessing to somebody who is in need
who can't afford enterprise rent a car, but they can
go on Touro and they can afford like literally, I
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think it's like half as much. It's kind of Airbnb
for your car. And so the dream and the vision
now is and we have the setup. Really if we
had a fleet of more cars to be able to
use that to be a help to be a missionary outpost.
And the same with the properties and the different resources
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that God's going to give us. I don't know through whom,
I don't know how we're going to get that church,
but that's a resource that is very needed. We don't
need to just give people cars to just live their
worldly life and hope they read the Victory magazine that's
in there, and hope they notice the Gospel tract. But
we need to really focus on teaching the Word above
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everything else. The Word being spoken and people coming to
listen to the teachings of the Word getting fed. And
that's where really God hasn't really been trying to help
everybody with all their needs all the time. But get
in the Word, get the Bible in you, and then
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watch how the Bible will take care of all that
other stuff. And then notice how much of your day
is spent dealing with carnal, outward, fleshy stuff that doesn't
really matter in the long run that much. You'll start
to notice it when you get around people who their
whole life is about the Bible, about the Word of God.
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You'll start to notice the people who they're like, well,
I'm so tired, Let's just watch another movie today, And
the flesh is always like, yeah, give me another hamburger,
another movie, another ice cream. I had a big bucket
of ice cream the other day and I literally, thank God,
vomited it out. It was just like, what was it
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thinking somebody gave me a big nice ice cream bucket
at some restaurant something, and it was just some like
and I just ended up eating it. I was driving around,
I was door dashing, passing out tracks, and I ended
up eating this whole thing of ice cream. And I
got home and I just puked it out. Thank God
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didn't absorb all that toxic stuff. You should feel that
way about too much entertainment, too much worldliness, too much garbage.
Because we're going at this end time, my friends, and
we're not going to create this from like pulling up
our bootstraps on our own. God is inviting us into
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a culture of faith that is constant, that can be
a seed that is planted, that can be replication. And
that's what this broadcast is about. It's about the word,
the word, the word going in, going in, going in,
And I prefer the word of the finest, highest quality,
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like some people can get along with just whatever's on
the internet kind of word. I'm thankful for those people.
I've noticed that there's a weird allergic reaction that people
get when you talk about word of faith ministers. For
some reason, it's like, well, the fact that you have
money just proves that you're a scam artist. Really, So
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if you had money, does that mean you're a scam artist?
Because of my money, I'd give it all the way
to the poor. Well, then that's great. So you just
have a water fountain and just goes into all directions
and disappears like a spring of water. Or do you
look at that spring of water like I can divert it,
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I can be faithful, I can start to plant apple orchards.
I can start to irrigate this area of the desert.
That's that's how to like not lose your wealth, if
you ever have wealth. I'm still learning, you know, there's
a lot of learning curve to be done when it
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comes to when it comes to getting and and keeping
any kind of amount of wealth and then maintaining it. Hallelujah,
will be right back in just a minute.
Speaker 9 (35:31):
Said, don't matter much.
Speaker 11 (35:35):
Better when we care about somebody.
Speaker 10 (35:39):
It's amazing love last.
Speaker 9 (35:41):
Week and even though I would see the times are
again harder if.
Speaker 8 (35:48):
We hang on the stupid strum, oh year old.
Speaker 3 (36:28):
You know what's interesting about this music is that it
really feels like this is the end of music. After
the two thousand and fives to twenty tens and with
the advent of basically everything just turned into gangster rap.
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And then now we have AI music that's just like
kind of filthy. You listen to it and you're like,
this is just copying something. Some super computer can copy
the voice of a musician and a singer, and I
don't like this, Like what is this? Like? There isn't
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that purity of culture that you really need in a
petri dish to generate some kind of like kimchi, like
a sour dough bread, or like a special kind of yogurt.
And right now what we have is a contaminated culture
that's full of synthetics, synthetic food, synthetic everything. Everything's plastic
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and we're used to plastic. It's just this weird, moldible
thing that is everything, And that was all by design.
These are angel technologies, fallen angel technologies that are not
good for us. They're not natural. Anything that's natural is
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very extremely valuable. Look at like what leather means. It's like, wow,
leather seats, leather couches, leather shoes. Yeah, just like cowhide,
like actual material that God designed for us to use.
But meanwhile, Satan's system is continuing to just brazenly march forward,
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and it's permeating all all things, all aspects of culture. Music,
genres of movies now are completely dead. You can't even
like watch a Hollywood movie again ever. They're just completely filthy. Netflix,
all these series you kind of just choke through, like.
Speaker 8 (38:34):
No, no, no, it's still good.
Speaker 3 (38:35):
It's still this is kind of not as bad as
the other thing. You're so used to drinking filth that
just stuff that kind of doesn't taste quite as bad
as something else. It's just still like almost okay. And
when you make your life about the Bible and the
word of God, the tried and proven word, the seven
times tried silver, silver just purged of all the draws,
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seven times purged. Could it be purged more times? Maybe?
But you read Isaiah, you read Jeremiah, you read the prophets,
and then you get into the words of the Lord
that are the utmost perfect, the truth speaking out loud,
the parables. You know, he had to kind of water
things down because people couldn't accept, they weren't ready. But
(39:28):
you're slowly coming into an understanding of how filthy this
world is, how messy this world is, and how God's
plan was perfect absolutely perfect. Adam and even the garden animals,
the pure waters, those waters, those rivers, the four Rivers,
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and you think about the future. God is just bringing
us back to Eden, back to where we stay, really,
except with the understanding about how much God loves us.
I mean, Adam and Eve didn't know that God would
die for them, send his only son to die for them.
They didn't know the Gospel yet. But we get to
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live in that reality of we do know. God has
died for us, and He's sent his only son. He
sacrifice his son, his only son, for us to save us.
That's the level of love. It's beyond just somebody dying
for you. It's like they sacrifice their beloved son for you.
That's why rejection of the Gospel is so serious. When
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people understand and perceive that the creator of heaven and
earth sent his only son to die for them as
an act of total love. What else is there but
total death for you? If you're a kind of a
person that rejects that and loves hell and death and filth.
You want the benefits of heaven. You like the comfort
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of good food and nice lodgings, but you don't want
the one who gave you the access to this. Your
very breath is on loan from God, as Rush Limbaugh
used to say, talent that's on loan from God. And
you think that God is going to let you live
(41:20):
in heaven and yet hate him. No, you get to
go and dine at the table with Him and Abraham
and Isaac and them, but you know you're going to
be subject to his laws. You're not going to get
to do whatever you want all the time and say, yeah,
I don't want that word of God. I need to
go do whatever I want to think is good for me.
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Notice the rebellious edge to a lot of Christians who
they they think they're Christian because they they've been saved
long enough, but actually they're babies and they think they're
Christian because they can quote some Bible scriptures. But then
they do whatever they want all the time, and like,
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nobody's gonna tell me what to do. And I'm not
trying to say like everybody's got to be under some
control freaks thumb, but you better get used to somebody
telling you what you need to do if you want
to be a Christian in the long run, If you
don't want to just be some outlier guy that kind
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of is a wishy washy kind of flaky guy that
sort of follows. But if you can't follow orders, how
are you going to be in the military. Homeless people
they get to do whatever they want. I guess they
just kind of wander around and it's amazing to me
how they live. Actually, but they sure don't listen to anybody.
(42:50):
And that's that's. One thing about developing and stepping into
faith is that you are going to be under authority
first of all, under the Mighty God. He is going
to be your lord and supreme commander and utmost worship.
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And he is whether you like it or not. I mean,
he is the reason. He's given us free will, Like
we can literally walk and make bad decisions and go
where we want to go. And man, sometimes knowing that
you're wrong in an area, that's freedom. Wow, I get
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to course correct, Like, oh I was wrong about that. Okay,
that's good. Good to know. Let's get right about that.
You're driving your car and it only goes in reverse,
but it kind of goes somewhere. You just have to
arch your neck back and kind of get there. Well,
how about having a car that can go in all
four gears forward and goes really fast and works really well.
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How about that kind of life. That's the kind of
life I would like to live with faith with God,
with healing, receiving freedom from guilt and stress and depression
and all the errors of the enemy of gossip and
worrying about what other people might think, what they might do,
being afraid all the time. Being free from fear is
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a big one. Being free from just anything this world
tries to stamp on you, whatever age you are, whatever
era you're in. Having complete freedom, that's a good thing.
And then you might find out a few weird things,
Like I think about James Rank who just passed away,
and I think about his life and just reaching out
(44:41):
to those super soldiers, and think about the fact that
the main thing that God were going to do with
him was get him saved. And I did a show
with him, and I was very My wife listened to
it recently. I haven't had time to go back and
listen to much of anything for the past unless it's drenched,
because look, I'm feeding a lot of people. I need
(45:04):
to be feeding a lot more. I need to be
eating more. I need to be voking out more.
Speaker 7 (45:10):
So I'm voking alto much, So I must eat more
chicken and vegetables. If you want to be like, oh no,
you must eat a big, thirty nice diet. You know,
a nursing mother must be hungry a lot.
Speaker 3 (45:26):
A pregnant woman. You know, if you ever had pregnant
women around you, they're always hungry. Feed those ladies. I mean,
they're literally producing life the way God designed it. In
the future, there might even be people that you meet
that are born from artificial wombs, and it'll be like, well,
that was easy. We just had an artificial womb birth.
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I mean, who knows how long God's gonna let this go.
But just like plastic, just like synthetic stuff, a synthetically
born person is not going to have the same strength
as a womb birthed person. Imagine that because of all
the ways, the subtle ways, and the spiritual side effects too,
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of what a womb birth person is. So, I mean,
how cheap can we allow life to get? The longer
Jesus takes to come back, the longer I wonder, like
how empty and like the skies are being. The skies
(46:30):
are carpeted with artificial clouds all the time. I mean,
we're going into this meta matrix verse. Like every year
that goes by, the graphics get better, I guess the
technology gets stronger, the people are getting weaker in their flesh.
So this is why we need the Bible more than ever,
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the Word of God, not just to know and understand,
like the timeline, but to get healing, to get strength,
supernatural strength, have wisdom, to be able to repent of stuff,
to be able to come into that culture of Christianity,
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of having people coming together around the Word of God,
the health of that, I mean prayer culture and word culture.
There's so much work to be done, but we've only
just begun and we're going to see I think we're
going to see a lot of people come to the
(47:37):
realization that the only choice is God, God, the Father,
and the Son and the Holy Spirit and the Church,
and like everything is orbiting your church life. Everything is
about whenever I can serve the local body, however that
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looks like it might be multiple churches, but it's all
about the Great Commission and training disciples and staying in
the Word day and day out. And we have this
weird thing where people are so isolated they kind of
tend to get away with whatever they want. Like there's
like an anything goes kind of mentality. But I think
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that's going to go away as we lean back into
what the word actually says and not allowing for people
to just get away with you know, well, I mean
maybe God just wanted him to die. No, Anonias and
Saphara chose themselves to lie, and then they received that
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just punishment, that correction. It's not God goes around killing people.
Oh he wanted another angel to come to heaven. No,
it was not God's will that cousins so and so
committed suicide, or this or that person died. There's there's this,
there's darkness and multiple layers of darkness and demons leading
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people to death and and to hell. The least we
can do is, at least, if somebody is on their
way to die, bring them to life, eternal life and
the joy of salvation, the joy that you know, the
enemy doesn't have any cloud anymore over. This person, he's
lost it, he's lost that ground. And I mean start there,
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of course, salvation, and then move into breaking off debt
and sickness, breaking off guilt and depression, breaking off the
need to depend on things that are worldly and the
the worldly entertainments and man, there's so much work to do.
And I'm so thankful for my church, Eagle Mountain Church,
and just being able to be a part of a
network of faith ministers and the fringe radio network, the
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podcast Warriors. Man, it's so good. I'm so thankful, and
we shout talk again soon. I think my time is
it's only six o'clock. Wow, I feel like it's bedtime.
It's that daylight savings time. Americans are so weird anyway,
God bless you guys, and may you always be full
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didn't read a lot of scriptures tonight, but we shall
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really honestly, it's not you, the listener I'm depending on
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word ministers and pastors and churches and cars and all
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much running an entire civilization is what a mission camp
looks like. But that requires personnel and that requires infrastructure.
So just be in agreement with us that that's gonna come.
And especially prayer and absorption of the Word in Jesus name,
that's the core. So you can get started today. Get
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in the word and get in prayer. Your prayer closet
is the main hub of power for your life and
for your family's life, and then your time alone with
the Lord. Whatever that looks like. In the word, be
in the word all the time. That is your primary duty.
Your physical person needs food, your spiritual person needs food.
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Don't neglect that feeding time. In Jesus name, all right,
over and out, Michael bashmir sign and off. We'll be
back as soon as we can him. I like lujah,
bye bye.
Speaker 1 (53:04):
Now stop me. You had the most I'm not a drum.
Speaker 12 (53:58):
Sad ye, don.
Speaker 1 (54:08):
Shack break the low shade, break the standard of the noise.
That is liberty.
Speaker 8 (54:20):
With the standard of the noise, that's liberty.
Speaker 1 (54:26):
The cheese are going bad. Joe, Joe, we left it.
Look on your Joe Joe badge.
Speaker 8 (54:42):
You left behind your tire floor.
Speaker 12 (54:47):
Shock break a loon, damn shade, break the bond shot
break the.
Speaker 1 (54:59):
B yeah shot breaking. I'm speiring on the noise.
Speaker 8 (55:06):
That is liberty. What was Sparius? That was a liberty?
Speaker 1 (55:14):
Leave the all out chi cho cho ordered by his
grace parsing. The power is that the wee hours o fine.
Speaker 12 (55:35):
Shot breaking.
Speaker 1 (55:38):
By damn shine, braking, fry.
Speaker 12 (55:45):
Shine pray.
Speaker 1 (55:50):
Shin breaking.
Speaker 12 (55:52):
Spiritious that's liberty.
Speaker 13 (55:56):
What the spilllious.
Speaker 1 (55:59):
That's liver cheek.
Speaker 8 (56:01):
Who is the spirit of the noise? Does niverer teek well,
spirit of the noise? That was liver see so.
Speaker 12 (56:13):
Shot person do shine prays shine prison, sy shy pray
shot crayon shot shine pray shot shut prison, shid price, shoulder.
Speaker 13 (57:00):
Not strat stich. The spirit.
Speaker 1 (57:33):
Still black.
Speaker 9 (59:00):
Son, and your life is changing. You don't feel the
same anymore. Some nazy tact off. It's too hard, and
you wonder if you can't afford.
Speaker 10 (59:16):
To keep bidding en up.
Speaker 9 (59:18):
You're lied to save anothers.
Speaker 10 (59:20):
Just given hidd enough to what is the standard?
Speaker 11 (59:24):
But you not say we're go way, you get me
to happy.
Speaker 10 (59:37):
If you haven't love today, maybe I come up saying
or not they we are living that in perfect wor.
Speaker 11 (01:00:01):
There's a battle region every day.
Speaker 10 (01:00:04):
It's so much around us is for yourself in living nails.
Speaker 9 (01:00:09):
Will God tells us give your back to me. I
work again from Him again
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Speaker 2 (00:47):
M hell Hello, hellluja.
Speaker 3 (01:49):
Hely lujah. Well, welcome my friends to a front line
report here. Rare and rare these days. As I've got
the kids in the car with me almost all the time,
I understand a little bit more how precious it is
to be able to do a podcast even in the car,
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Like Wow, what a what a blessing, and what an
honor to be able to talk to you guys. I
did a show last night in uh On Omega Man
and that was nice. And we are blessed and privileged
to be with the Fringe Radio Network here today, broadcasting
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to you from around the world.
Speaker 4 (02:37):
Boots on the ground, warriors, spiritual warriors from all dimensions,
speaking many languages.
Speaker 5 (02:45):
In the Japan we say Ristian singh hyushi.
Speaker 6 (02:49):
Is the mission NETI in Japanese singush. In China we
say tuan Jiao series yeah. And in Taiwan we also
say twan jaoshi because in Taiwan and China they speak
a Mandarin, not like in Cantonese culture like a Hong
(03:15):
Kong they pay the Chinese lit by farm. I never
learned a kantoni because it sounds too much like a
chicken when you'll talk black in a farmer language, you
speaking Lit. Everything's no kind of spicy like you go
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through the China resta around.
Speaker 3 (03:42):
Anyway. I love Asian culture. I've spent much of my
life there. Hasn't really helped me to develop a big
business model for living in the US. But then again,
who cares about that? I keep seeing signs that I
was right, not because I was right, but because the
Bible is right. Because I read the Bible a lot
as a kid, and I noticed that, well, I noticed
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that this world and its ways are passing away. And
that's something that sounds negative to people that they've got
a stake in this world. They want to make their
life out of a slice of Babylon. And of course
the big tech, greedy companies want to try to usurp
and utilize this coming technological revolution for their own sakes.
(04:31):
But you know what, the Internet, as far as these
podcasts go, of which I am only adiny baby, there
are so many great Christian warriors using the internet the
way that it was meant to be used to get
the Gospel out, just like with technology like cars and airplanes, television,
to get the gospel preached. God didn't let us use
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these technologies so that can have whiskey salesmen flying around
making deals, but so that we could have the Gospel preached, yes,
believe it or not. And Romans wrote, think about Rome,
think about the highest, the highest civilization ever. Very interesting
(05:18):
to study the history of Rome and to learn about
what they developed, and I mean that's fun stuff. But really,
like the same thing is happening right now with neuralink
and solar panels and robots and all this automation. You
can look at it from the Info Wars perspective and say, well,
(05:41):
everything's going to hell and technocrats are taking over and
they're gonna be or you look at it from the
Gospel's perspective, and while the wicked who have been enslaving
humanity for a very long time, they're going to be
taken out of the way. I mean, unless people repent,
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that's it. Like, there isn't going to be a future
for the people who don't receive the Gospel. And in
some ways, in a very I don't mean to be
bleak again. I'm not trying to be like I told
your show, and I told you I came back from
China and I've been pointing my finger at people like
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I told you, and I told you, and I definitely
told you because I left Asia kind of on a
little bit of a mean streak, telling people that the
country was as it was at that time, is pretty
much caput. And it was during those days of Obama
and a real carnal time. And I would say, now
(06:47):
the country does have a hope. I would say, now
there is repentance, and there is a gathering towards coming
to be under the lordship of Jesus Christ. And at
least there's a recognition of coemtrails and this or that
and all the vaccines and damage and evil and death.
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So there is a bigger remnant than I thought, but
it's still a precious one. And the churches are full
of spiritual babies. And most Christians barely even understand the
concept of reading the Word to get fed. They don't
understand that they need to eat spiritually every day like
they eat physically every day. I'm listening to Pastor Keith
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Moore right now, and I love these fivefold ministry gifts.
I can't get enough of them. I realize, man, I've
been a pretty much a spiritual baby. Most of my life,
I've been a Bible man, but I haven't really had
authority or leadership structure over me until recently, and I'm
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finding out, Wow, there is a lot of work to
be done as far as getting educated about Bible faith,
about leaving the world's system behind, and coming into agreement
with what the Word says, no matter how desperate the
situation looks on the outside. And I can tell you
a lot of desperate situations, and unfortunately a lot of
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them are from people who don't want the word. I
get messages from people They're like, Yeah, I just don't
really want the Bible, but I really need a miracle.
It's like, you don't want the medicine, but you want
the healing. Okay. You don't want to be hungry, but
you don't want to eat food. Let's just think about
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this for a little while. Let me put on my
thinking thinking cap.
Speaker 5 (08:32):
Okay, I'll have some thinkers for five hundred dollars.
Speaker 3 (08:39):
Please thinkers for five hundred dollars. Is somebody gonna start
thinking for me?
Speaker 5 (08:45):
I don't want to think, but I have five hundred dollars.
Can can somebody think for me? Five hundred dollars to
let somebody think for me. I'm hungry, but I don't
want to eat. Can somebody to eat for me? So
I'm not hungry anymore. And that's sort of where we're
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at right now. It's just like stupids and stupid does.
And I'll tell you I understand. I mean my own
life too.
Speaker 3 (09:13):
Like there's this blaring alarm of yelling daddy, daddy, or husband,
husband or son's son or friend, friend or tenant, tenant,
faith person, faith person. I do have those too. I
like to spend more of the majority of my time
is devoted to people who very hidden that faith button.
(09:36):
Hey you've got faith? We need you. Pray, pray? Can
you pray? Can you pray? Pray? Pray? People who are
interested in hearing a word. Yes, I talk to people.
A real estate agent recently about to buy this church
by faith. I have no idea where the money's gonna
come from, but by Golly Gosham's, we could use a
(09:59):
space to speak the word and breach and get faith
people in action, and yeah, pray pray. Can we get
some faith here? Can we get some faith here? Yes?
I answer those calls a lot sooner than I do.
The kind of calls that are just like I'm hungry.
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I'm hungry, unless you're my child, unless it's like literally
like my baby. And so what we're about to go
through in this world is unprecedented, and it's been a
burgeoning title wave, a tsunami wave coming in of utter change,
(10:41):
of a total shift in the way that all of
us live, Like go ahead and listen to me. Before
the the lockdown tsunami, all the COVID lockdowns, I was
talking about the same stuff, and then it just started
to come true and then it was happening, and wow,
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we actually went through that, and then things kind of
sort of went back to normal. But at the same time,
you see the burgeoning technocrat dream and we remember those
echoes of mister Klaus.
Speaker 2 (11:23):
Schwab talking about your Seiber lockdown.
Speaker 7 (11:26):
We've come to make Cold nineteen Lockdown look like Tilly
Pinky girl Scout cookies.
Speaker 3 (11:35):
I love Gholst Scout cookies. I also love Girl Scouts.
It's this horror movie. These people, my gosh, and we're
coming into this next season where you know, just knowing
about it isn't gonna help, Like just listening to somebody
go on and on and on.
Speaker 4 (11:53):
About the Technocrats and all they're blends and they're gonna
do this, they're gonna do that, and you're gonna be
safe as long as you take them. Mark the Beast
and YadA YadA YadA the Schmandrick's trying to shove us
into this anti Christ beast system. Oh my, YoY ya
yay ya, yye boy vey.
Speaker 3 (12:16):
I wish I had Michael Schneider cued up, because I
love Michael Schneider. Michael Savage, Michael Savage, this is Michael
Schneider anyway. I love the New York jew That's just
telling it like it is. That's like he about this
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stuff and dealing with it. It's entertainment. I've just lost
too many friends and family members this year, though, to
really sit and be entertained for more than a few minutes,
Like if I'm really exhausted and I just want to
kind of have a mental break and watch some silly
I don't know, some movie movie critic, you of some
(13:00):
dumb old movie. I don't even watch movies anymore. I
might watch like a rundown goofball? What was that I
saw last night? Cinema sends Ghostbusters too, and then it's
like Eh, that's enough. I didn't even finish it. Oh
groundhog Day, Oh did you know all the history of
groundhog Day? I mean that's kind of fun sometimes just
(13:22):
for a little while. But reality is so life or
death right now, so serious. I mean, if you were
in prison and you were gonna get the electric chair
the next day, would you sit in your prison cell
after you enjoyed your last meal and just turn on
YouTube and kind of just doom scroll death, click, Like,
(13:45):
what is the latest term for this? It's death to
go into video game world and Metaverse's death, it's death time, man.
I don't want to do that. I mean, I want
to live in I want to be alive. I want
my life to mean something, live for something that is meaningful.
Have your cup full, allelujah. And if the people want
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to live for death, then just separate from them. There
are people who actually are reaching for something that matters,
not something that's giving them a sense of pleasure. As
the guillotine is coming closer and closer. And that's where
we're going. I mean, this last end time harvest, the
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end time church is not just to have a bunch
of Christians to fill the churches. A lot of these
people that we're going to be ministering to and teaching
the Bible to will come into the faith understanding that
their destiny is to be a martyr to help see
the kingdom in a certain town during the time of
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the Antichrist and the Guillotines.
Speaker 8 (15:00):
I mean, these.
Speaker 3 (15:00):
Things aren't going away just because they didn't happen as
fast as the French Christians thought they would happen. Shila
Zelenski and Omega Man and when we were really focused
on the end time back in the early twenty tens,
and then it didn't happen as fast as we thoughts.
Then people kind of moved away from those guys. But
(15:21):
I remember when those teachers and preachers were going real hot.
It's usually during the time of Obama, and I remember
those days, and I think about what's coming, and I
think about every Christian, anybody that has any shred of faith,
being so valuable during this last nd time harvest of
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souls and the way that we're going to be this
money income and wealth income. You know, we're used to
working twelve, fourteen, eighteen hours a day right now just
to barely scrape through. If you're the average American unless
you're privileged and blessed to have some kind of super income.
(16:11):
I don't know. I mean, I think a lot of
people live in a comfort zone where they're spending their
money on lawyers and divorces and child alimony and alimone alimony. Anyway,
the system's a scam. So people that have some amount
of wealth that was gotten through the system are spending
(16:33):
it left and right on things that are dumb and
have no connection to the people that are Like the
average guy that works at Dollar General for twelve dollars
an hour and rent is like more than his income
to live there, and yet they do it. Anyway, You're like,
my gosh, and I mean the system is so flawed
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and so skewed. So there's this total disconnect. But then
what's about to come. This wealth transfer is not just
for people to live comfortably anymore. It's going to be
coming at a time when there are a super lack
of laborers. I mean, Dollar General is just they are
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so in need of these robots to start working there,
like they would be so happy, and also police robots
because people shoplift all the time. But you're going to
see just a total change in society and then when
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the darkness the last seven years of humankind's history because
Satan finally has his little shindig with the anti Christ,
and that whole timeline starts to set forth. The End
Time Christians need to already have been prepared to a
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certain extent and then being put into position to be
miracle working and preserving not just their own lives, but
humanity itself will depend on the End Time Church. Just
like I live in western North Carolina. We saw the
giant Hurricane Helene come through, and so many people lost
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their lives, and so many people lost their properties and
their homes. There was just such a destitution there still is.
But I really saw the need for the church, the
local church to become the government, and how they just
did a great job and no longer was it arguments
about doctrine. And there were a few bad churches that
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took money and relief money to finish their renovation that
had already been started, but that was a very small
group of evil people there there were the majority were
actually really trying to help and doing a great job.
And in general, the End Time Church having access to
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the infrastructure of just basically just local churches and infrastructure
like that, we are going to see such a marvelous
example of God's people coming in and becoming the government
when the government is unable to to really do anything. Yeah,
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all right, let's continue on here quick. Gad Lola.
Speaker 1 (20:16):
I'm saden.
Speaker 9 (20:17):
Your life is changing. You don't feel the same anymore.
Speaker 10 (20:24):
Some nancy attack the.
Speaker 9 (20:26):
Fade too hard, and you wonder if you can afford.
Speaker 10 (20:33):
To keep giving up?
Speaker 9 (20:34):
You lad to save anothers.
Speaker 10 (20:37):
Just given hid nuck to what is the standard?
Speaker 9 (20:40):
But you say we have gone way.
Speaker 1 (20:49):
You can't be.
Speaker 11 (20:52):
Happy if you hadn't today.
Speaker 1 (20:59):
That I'm sad. Are not the day.
Speaker 10 (21:13):
We are living? That in perfect world.
Speaker 9 (21:17):
There's a battle region every days. Ah my roundiss for
yourself in the thing nels?
Speaker 10 (21:26):
Why God tells us?
Speaker 9 (21:27):
If your life to me? When again the where again? Mandriver?
Speaker 12 (21:34):
Not only in this happen alsolutely about?
Speaker 1 (21:38):
What do you see?
Speaker 11 (21:41):
My last we'll all have will be gone away?
Speaker 1 (21:46):
You can be really happy.
Speaker 11 (21:51):
Bet you're right about today.
Speaker 1 (21:56):
Maybe I've a I'm saved.
Speaker 9 (22:04):
Man.
Speaker 3 (22:04):
How I love this song. Thank you Jesus, thank you Lord.
You know people have all these heresies that they say
like God is in control or God helps those who
help themselves. When when you start to follow what Jesus
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actually said about discipleship and the command to go out
and to train disciples, you will face the persecution. You
will see even family members give you the cold shoulder.
People will be like, what you don't believe in my
God of credit cards and the system. Well, all I
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really have to offer you on this broadcast is a
life that has been lived on that battle front of
not Oh, I'm gonna build my big, big business, No,
I'm going intos front lines warrior. I'm just trying to
keep my voice active and speaking the word so that
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someone else can also take that torch and run with it.
And I'm so proud and happy to see this. Sometimes
it's the seed planted into the Internet that wasn't even
my own. I can't take credit for it proof that
I put that seed in that was my harvest. But
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when I go on TikTok and I see a million
twenty year olds reading the Bible to the screen, I
remember when that wasn't cool. Like I remember when people
had Facebook accounts and they were Christians, but they kind
of just yeah. I remember when it was not cool
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to just suddenly go around and have a big Bible
study wherever you went. In fact, I live in an
older community and a bunch of old people who they
kind of still think that that's not cool and it's
like a weird thing to be walking around brandishing your
Bible and reading it. My wife is in California, so
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I'm with the kids and I take them to school
and daycare. And the community center is great because I
can literally just go and work out and read the
Word and then I do the show live on Facebook
right now Michael mash and Facebook and whatever else I mean,
I guess I record the podcast as well Spotify and
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iTunes and of course the Friends Ready Network right there
in the front of the community center. Because it's not
because I'm trying to be like obnoxious and like this
guy that's like mister Bible guy. Although I think that's
a really good thing that actually but it's out of necessity.
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I can tell people like, look, you know, this is
actually what I do. I just am kind of ford.
This is the only chance I have to do this,
and man, it feels good to hurt on my I
did back.
Speaker 5 (25:10):
I did a lot of.
Speaker 3 (25:11):
Back row exercise, so my back is all source. That's
a good thing. So I'm like extra hungry, so needs
some more protein and gets more strength. But I just
noticed the the attitude from people about the word the
older generation. And if you're listening to me, you probably
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aren't one of those people. But there's people from like
the nineties, like their kind of heyday was in, like
that era when it was Hollywood and New York City's
cool and Wall Street being cool, and eh, those Bible people,
they're just dumb people that talk about Jesus all the time. Eh, well,
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guess what this millennial generation. They're either totally in a
witchcraft and trans garbage and like hating Trump as their identity,
or they want Jesus. They are a completely unique like
they know that there are so many of their brothers
and sisters and cousins and friends and classmates and coworkers
who are addicted to vaping and metaverse and Internet and
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just like never coming out of their rooms and basically
like identifying as autistic to just let Mommy raise them forever.
And then a lot of them actually do have autism
and epilepsy. And so it's a totally weird generation. The
twenty to thirty year olds right now, and anybody that's
actually successful in making it is like a golden shining
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light on a hilltop. But there are so many who
are reading a word.
Speaker 1 (26:48):
And.
Speaker 3 (26:49):
As a missionary, as someone that was in Taiwan and
sowing the seed of the word, and recording even just
in between zillions of tasks, recording little broadcasts and podcasts
and Facebook videos and YouTube videos and just putting them
out there, even if it was like five or ten
people that saw them. I knew that my testimony, my
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word as a seed, would produce a harvest. So I
like to think that a lot of it isn't just
well so many people heard me. I mean, if if
you want that credit, then that's all the credit you're
ever gonna get. But being there, being present, speaking the
word out loud, there is a harvest. And there are
there are a lot of people speaking the word boldly,
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reading the Bible, even just plowing through Leviticus for example,
on their TikTok channel, on their YouTube channel. I'm so
blessed by that to see that. I don't have to
listen to them all. I don't need them to know
who I am. I don't need to, but I feel
like this is the this is the revolution happening in
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real time. We just don't recognize it. Those of us
who who want to have like, hey, well, where's the
money coming into my bank account? Well, how about do
you have a roof over your head this month? Do
you have food enough? And so I really do think
that the discipleship factor of just being a wild just
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not crazy. I need to edit my Twitter profile ex
profile but boots on the ground, bride of Christ, child
of David end time, Cowabunga, Hallelujah warrior. What's your identity?
What do you identify as well? How about all the above?
Living by faith, being a disciple. My identity is whatever
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God wants me to be right now, I've got a
lot of them. Jesus has a lot of them too.
He's got a lot of names and titles. He's got
a lot of hats, and we don't have to. If
you're listening to me, you probably understand that the Bashams
were Swiss army knives. It's like, which tool is needed
for this task? And that's what I want. The Spear
Force LLC and the the kind of the militarized discipleship
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training camps of the spiritual militaries, the new Jerusalem manifesting
down here. I wanted to be that kind of fluid
just anything that is needed, you can be that you
can do the thing that is needed. Like our car
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rental business, even though it's not like we're flooded with money,
but that was a major boost to just have our
cars being rented out and seeing the need, seeing the
ability to bless somebody instead of just like I work
for money, Like I can rent my car out for
money and it's helping somebody and it's not even making
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a whole lot of money. Actually, it turns out that
both cars are owned by my father. I had to
put the pause on that till we get some ownership
going and some more funds going so we can make
sure all the bank accounts are clean. But we're learning,
we're priming the pump of the spirit force different avenues
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of being able to be a blessing in the community
and make a little bit of extra money, hopefully but
believing for a lot of money coming in because what
we do is actually very useful and successful, helping the
local poorer in the mountains to just be able to
have a car when they need to go visit their
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grandma or their mom who's dying, or their aunt, or
their husband who's joined the military. I mean, there's been
so many things. One lady who rented the jeep, she
just was able to afford the jeep to be able
to go to her mother's funeral, and she sent me
the info and it was legit like her mom literally
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died and she had to drive to few hours away
to go to the funeral Greenville, South Carolina. And so
our vehicles themselves are imbued with that sense of Okay,
this is a blessing to somebody who is in need
who can't afford enterprise rent a car, but they can
go on Touro and they can afford like literally, I
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think it's like half as much. It's kind of Airbnb
for your car. And so the dream and the vision
now is and we have the setup. Really if we
had a fleet of more cars to be able to
use that to be a help to be a missionary outpost.
And the same with the properties and the different resources
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that God's going to give us. I don't know through whom,
I don't know how we're going to get that church,
but that's a resource that is very needed. We don't
need to just give people cars to just live their
worldly life and hope they read the Victory magazine that's
in there, and hope they notice the Gospel tract. But
we need to really focus on teaching the Word above
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everything else. The Word being spoken and people coming to
listen to the teachings of the Word getting fed. And
that's where really God hasn't really been trying to help
everybody with all their needs all the time. But get
in the Word, get the Bible in you, and then
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watch how the Bible will take care of all that
other stuff. And then notice how much of your day
is spent dealing with carnal, outward, fleshy stuff that doesn't
really matter in the long run that much. You'll start
to notice it when you get around people who their
whole life is about the Bible, about the Word of God.
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You'll start to notice the people who they're like, well,
I'm so tired, Let's just watch another movie today, And
the flesh is always like, yeah, give me another hamburger,
another movie, another ice cream. I had a big bucket
of ice cream the other day and I literally, thank God,
vomited it out. It was just like, what was it
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thinking somebody gave me a big nice ice cream bucket
at some restaurant something, and it was just some like
and I just ended up eating it. I was driving around,
I was door dashing, passing out tracks, and I ended
up eating this whole thing of ice cream. And I
got home and I just puked it out. Thank God
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didn't absorb all that toxic stuff. You should feel that
way about too much entertainment, too much worldliness, too much garbage.
Because we're going at this end time, my friends, and
we're not going to create this from like pulling up
our bootstraps on our own. God is inviting us into
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a culture of faith that is constant, that can be
a seed that is planted, that can be replication. And
that's what this broadcast is about. It's about the word,
the word, the word going in, going in, going in,
And I prefer the word of the finest, highest quality,
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like some people can get along with just whatever's on
the internet kind of word. I'm thankful for those people.
I've noticed that there's a weird allergic reaction that people
get when you talk about word of faith ministers. For
some reason, it's like, well, the fact that you have
money just proves that you're a scam artist. Really, So
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if you had money, does that mean you're a scam artist?
Because of my money, I'd give it all the way
to the poor. Well, then that's great. So you just
have a water fountain and just goes into all directions
and disappears like a spring of water. Or do you
look at that spring of water like I can divert it,
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I can be faithful, I can start to plant apple orchards.
I can start to irrigate this area of the desert.
That's that's how to like not lose your wealth, if
you ever have wealth. I'm still learning, you know, there's
a lot of learning curve to be done when it
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comes to when it comes to getting and and keeping
any kind of amount of wealth and then maintaining it. Hallelujah,
will be right back in just a minute.
Speaker 9 (35:31):
Said, don't matter much.
Speaker 11 (35:35):
Better when we care about somebody.
Speaker 10 (35:39):
It's amazing love last.
Speaker 9 (35:41):
Week and even though I would see the times are
again harder if.
Speaker 8 (35:48):
We hang on the stupid strum, oh year old.
Speaker 3 (36:28):
You know what's interesting about this music is that it
really feels like this is the end of music. After
the two thousand and fives to twenty tens and with
the advent of basically everything just turned into gangster rap.
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And then now we have AI music that's just like
kind of filthy. You listen to it and you're like,
this is just copying something. Some super computer can copy
the voice of a musician and a singer, and I
don't like this, Like what is this? Like? There isn't
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that purity of culture that you really need in a
petri dish to generate some kind of like kimchi, like
a sour dough bread, or like a special kind of yogurt.
And right now what we have is a contaminated culture
that's full of synthetics, synthetic food, synthetic everything. Everything's plastic
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and we're used to plastic. It's just this weird, moldible
thing that is everything, And that was all by design.
These are angel technologies, fallen angel technologies that are not
good for us. They're not natural. Anything that's natural is
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very extremely valuable. Look at like what leather means. It's like, wow,
leather seats, leather couches, leather shoes. Yeah, just like cowhide,
like actual material that God designed for us to use.
But meanwhile, Satan's system is continuing to just brazenly march forward,
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and it's permeating all all things, all aspects of culture. Music,
genres of movies now are completely dead. You can't even
like watch a Hollywood movie again ever. They're just completely filthy. Netflix,
all these series you kind of just choke through, like.
Speaker 8 (38:34):
No, no, no, it's still good.
Speaker 3 (38:35):
It's still this is kind of not as bad as
the other thing. You're so used to drinking filth that
just stuff that kind of doesn't taste quite as bad
as something else. It's just still like almost okay. And
when you make your life about the Bible and the
word of God, the tried and proven word, the seven
times tried silver, silver just purged of all the draws,
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seven times purged. Could it be purged more times? Maybe?
But you read Isaiah, you read Jeremiah, you read the prophets,
and then you get into the words of the Lord
that are the utmost perfect, the truth speaking out loud,
the parables. You know, he had to kind of water
things down because people couldn't accept, they weren't ready. But
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you're slowly coming into an understanding of how filthy this
world is, how messy this world is, and how God's
plan was perfect absolutely perfect. Adam and even the garden animals,
the pure waters, those waters, those rivers, the four Rivers,
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and you think about the future. God is just bringing
us back to Eden, back to where we stay, really,
except with the understanding about how much God loves us.
I mean, Adam and Eve didn't know that God would
die for them, send his only son to die for them.
They didn't know the Gospel yet. But we get to
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live in that reality of we do know. God has
died for us, and He's sent his only son. He
sacrifice his son, his only son, for us to save us.
That's the level of love. It's beyond just somebody dying
for you. It's like they sacrifice their beloved son for you.
That's why rejection of the Gospel is so serious. When
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people understand and perceive that the creator of heaven and
earth sent his only son to die for them as
an act of total love. What else is there but
total death for you? If you're a kind of a
person that rejects that and loves hell and death and filth.
You want the benefits of heaven. You like the comfort
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of good food and nice lodgings, but you don't want
the one who gave you the access to this. Your
very breath is on loan from God, as Rush Limbaugh
used to say, talent that's on loan from God. And
you think that God is going to let you live
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in heaven and yet hate him. No, you get to
go and dine at the table with Him and Abraham
and Isaac and them, but you know you're going to
be subject to his laws. You're not going to get
to do whatever you want all the time and say, yeah,
I don't want that word of God. I need to
go do whatever I want to think is good for me.
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Notice the rebellious edge to a lot of Christians who
they they think they're Christian because they they've been saved
long enough, but actually they're babies and they think they're
Christian because they can quote some Bible scriptures. But then
they do whatever they want all the time, and like,
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nobody's gonna tell me what to do. And I'm not
trying to say like everybody's got to be under some
control freaks thumb, but you better get used to somebody
telling you what you need to do if you want
to be a Christian in the long run, If you
don't want to just be some outlier guy that kind
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of is a wishy washy kind of flaky guy that
sort of follows. But if you can't follow orders, how
are you going to be in the military. Homeless people
they get to do whatever they want. I guess they
just kind of wander around and it's amazing to me
how they live. Actually, but they sure don't listen to anybody.
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And that's that's. One thing about developing and stepping into
faith is that you are going to be under authority
first of all, under the Mighty God. He is going
to be your lord and supreme commander and utmost worship.
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And he is whether you like it or not. I mean,
he is the reason. He's given us free will, Like
we can literally walk and make bad decisions and go
where we want to go. And man, sometimes knowing that
you're wrong in an area, that's freedom. Wow, I get
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to course correct, Like, oh I was wrong about that. Okay,
that's good. Good to know. Let's get right about that.
You're driving your car and it only goes in reverse,
but it kind of goes somewhere. You just have to
arch your neck back and kind of get there. Well,
how about having a car that can go in all
four gears forward and goes really fast and works really well.
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How about that kind of life. That's the kind of
life I would like to live with faith with God,
with healing, receiving freedom from guilt and stress and depression
and all the errors of the enemy of gossip and
worrying about what other people might think, what they might do,
being afraid all the time. Being free from fear is
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a big one. Being free from just anything this world
tries to stamp on you, whatever age you are, whatever
era you're in. Having complete freedom, that's a good thing.
And then you might find out a few weird things,
Like I think about James Rank who just passed away,
and I think about his life and just reaching out
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to those super soldiers, and think about the fact that
the main thing that God were going to do with
him was get him saved. And I did a show
with him, and I was very My wife listened to
it recently. I haven't had time to go back and
listen to much of anything for the past unless it's drenched,
because look, I'm feeding a lot of people. I need
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to be feeding a lot more. I need to be
eating more. I need to be voking out more.
Speaker 7 (45:10):
So I'm voking alto much, So I must eat more
chicken and vegetables. If you want to be like, oh no,
you must eat a big, thirty nice diet. You know,
a nursing mother must be hungry a lot.
Speaker 3 (45:26):
A pregnant woman. You know, if you ever had pregnant
women around you, they're always hungry. Feed those ladies. I mean,
they're literally producing life the way God designed it. In
the future, there might even be people that you meet
that are born from artificial wombs, and it'll be like, well,
that was easy. We just had an artificial womb birth.
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I mean, who knows how long God's gonna let this go.
But just like plastic, just like synthetic stuff, a synthetically
born person is not going to have the same strength
as a womb birthed person. Imagine that because of all
the ways, the subtle ways, and the spiritual side effects too,
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of what a womb birth person is. So, I mean,
how cheap can we allow life to get? The longer
Jesus takes to come back, the longer I wonder, like
how empty and like the skies are being. The skies
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are carpeted with artificial clouds all the time. I mean,
we're going into this meta matrix verse. Like every year
that goes by, the graphics get better, I guess the
technology gets stronger, the people are getting weaker in their flesh.
So this is why we need the Bible more than ever,
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the Word of God, not just to know and understand,
like the timeline, but to get healing, to get strength,
supernatural strength, have wisdom, to be able to repent of stuff,
to be able to come into that culture of Christianity,
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of having people coming together around the Word of God,
the health of that, I mean prayer culture and word culture.
There's so much work to be done, but we've only
just begun and we're going to see I think we're
going to see a lot of people come to the
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realization that the only choice is God, God, the Father,
and the Son and the Holy Spirit and the Church,
and like everything is orbiting your church life. Everything is
about whenever I can serve the local body, however that
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looks like it might be multiple churches, but it's all
about the Great Commission and training disciples and staying in
the Word day and day out. And we have this
weird thing where people are so isolated they kind of
tend to get away with whatever they want. Like there's
like an anything goes kind of mentality. But I think
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that's going to go away as we lean back into
what the word actually says and not allowing for people
to just get away with you know, well, I mean
maybe God just wanted him to die. No, Anonias and
Saphara chose themselves to lie, and then they received that
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just punishment, that correction. It's not God goes around killing people.
Oh he wanted another angel to come to heaven. No,
it was not God's will that cousins so and so
committed suicide, or this or that person died. There's there's this,
there's darkness and multiple layers of darkness and demons leading
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people to death and and to hell. The least we
can do is, at least, if somebody is on their
way to die, bring them to life, eternal life and
the joy of salvation, the joy that you know, the
enemy doesn't have any cloud anymore over. This person, he's
lost it, he's lost that ground. And I mean start there,
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of course, salvation, and then move into breaking off debt
and sickness, breaking off guilt and depression, breaking off the
need to depend on things that are worldly and the
the worldly entertainments and man, there's so much work to do.
And I'm so thankful for my church, Eagle Mountain Church,
and just being able to be a part of a
network of faith ministers and the fringe radio network, the
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podcast Warriors. Man, it's so good. I'm so thankful, and
we shout talk again soon. I think my time is
it's only six o'clock. Wow, I feel like it's bedtime.
It's that daylight savings time. Americans are so weird anyway,
God bless you guys, and may you always be full
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of faith and pleasing to the Lord, and may you
be in your Bible all the time. I know we
didn't read a lot of scriptures tonight, but we shall
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And again, I mean the money, I don't know where
it's going to come from. Where it's going to come from,
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really honestly, it's not you, the listener I'm depending on
and guilt tripping you for. But you can agree with
us that this money that's going to come in for
the infrastructure. I mean, a military requires a lot of
money to run. And that's the vision for Spirit Force
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is it's a military. It's like the infrastructure for disciples
and trainers and warriors and you know, boot camp and
word ministers and pastors and churches and cars and all
those things, lawyers and auditors and everything. I mean pretty
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much running an entire civilization is what a mission camp
looks like. But that requires personnel and that requires infrastructure.
So just be in agreement with us that that's gonna come.
And especially prayer and absorption of the Word in Jesus name,
that's the core. So you can get started today. Get
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in the word and get in prayer. Your prayer closet
is the main hub of power for your life and
for your family's life, and then your time alone with
the Lord. Whatever that looks like. In the word, be
in the word all the time. That is your primary duty.
Your physical person needs food, your spiritual person needs food.
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Don't neglect that feeding time. In Jesus name, all right,
over and out, Michael bashmir sign and off. We'll be
back as soon as we can him. I like lujah,
bye bye.
Speaker 1 (53:04):
Now stop me. You had the most I'm not a drum.
Speaker 12 (53:58):
Sad ye, don.
Speaker 1 (54:08):
Shack break the low shade, break the standard of the noise.
That is liberty.
Speaker 8 (54:20):
With the standard of the noise, that's liberty.
Speaker 1 (54:26):
The cheese are going bad. Joe, Joe, we left it.
Look on your Joe Joe badge.
Speaker 8 (54:42):
You left behind your tire floor.
Speaker 12 (54:47):
Shock break a loon, damn shade, break the bond shot
break the.
Speaker 1 (54:59):
B yeah shot breaking. I'm speiring on the noise.
Speaker 8 (55:06):
That is liberty. What was Sparius? That was a liberty?
Speaker 1 (55:14):
Leave the all out chi cho cho ordered by his
grace parsing. The power is that the wee hours o fine.
Speaker 12 (55:35):
Shot breaking.
Speaker 1 (55:38):
By damn shine, braking, fry.
Speaker 12 (55:45):
Shine pray.
Speaker 1 (55:50):
Shin breaking.
Speaker 12 (55:52):
Spiritious that's liberty.
Speaker 13 (55:56):
What the spilllious.
Speaker 1 (55:59):
That's liver cheek.
Speaker 8 (56:01):
Who is the spirit of the noise? Does niverer teek well,
spirit of the noise? That was liver see so.
Speaker 12 (56:13):
Shot person do shine prays shine prison, sy shy pray
shot crayon shot shine pray shot shut prison, shid price, shoulder.
Speaker 13 (57:00):
Not strat stich. The spirit.
Speaker 1 (57:33):
Still black.
Speaker 9 (59:00):
Son, and your life is changing. You don't feel the
same anymore. Some nazy tact off. It's too hard, and
you wonder if you can't afford.
Speaker 10 (59:16):
To keep bidding en up.
Speaker 9 (59:18):
You're lied to save anothers.
Speaker 10 (59:20):
Just given hidd enough to what is the standard?
Speaker 11 (59:24):
But you not say we're go way, you get me
to happy.
Speaker 10 (59:37):
If you haven't love today, maybe I come up saying
or not they we are living that in perfect wor.
Speaker 11 (01:00:01):
There's a battle region every day.
Speaker 10 (01:00:04):
It's so much around us is for yourself in living nails.
Speaker 9 (01:00:09):
Will God tells us give your back to me. I
work again from Him again
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