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2 Cor 1:8-9 - - 8 We do not want you to be uninformed, brothers, about the hardships we suffered in the province of Asia. We were under great pressure, far beyond our ability to endure, so that we despaired even of life. 9 Indeed, in our hearts we felt the sentence of death. But this happened that we might not rely on ourselves but on God, who raises the dead. Jesus was left without any human, earthly support or help. At his arrest all of his people deserted him. We have the opportunity to be stripped of all human, earthly support and walk that same journey as Jesus. Being in the dark without hope is just the start of learning that Jesus will see us through and he will work his purposes in our total despair. Our scream of desperation receives no answer and we begin to understand just a bit of how Jesus went before us. Being without hope of anything of this earth is just another excellent opportunity for us to learn to trust the King of Glory regardless of our perception or understanding of our lives.

If I heard correctly, the statement was that the proper understanding of and practice of the Eucharist would bring one the closest to God and wouldn’t a person want to be as close to God as they can be. Well, I’ve heard these same arguments from Pentecostals, Muslims, Word of Faith and read the same arguments from Buddhist. So, why not take one of those pathways to closeness to God? After all, the promises are the same. The journey continues.

William thanks for your question about going hungry in the desert: Excellent point! Thank you for engaging. We addressed that earlier in show. We could say the same about John 3:16. Those who believe will not perish, but have eternal life. But we don't think that Jesus is speaking metaphorically there. We understand that the resurrection is part of salvation. Similarly, while the body will not necessarily be filled and not hunger, we know that bodily hunger is not an indication of salvation, but rather faith in the teachings of Jesus.

The Romans tried to incentives more birth and it didn't work. interesting

Probably 20 or 25 years ago population people were telling how the birth rate in Europe was lower than required to maintain the culture. And, of course, the Muslim clerics were saying that they were going to take over Europe simple with the birth rate because their families had 6 or 8 kids. The American birth rate was low and almost too low to continue the culture. American birth rate has continued to decline, according to the latest information, so our culture is in serious trouble. Others have talked about how birth control is very new and we still don't know the full impact of couples putting off children or not having any children. This is in interesting time to be alive. Interesting that the Roman nobility had a low birth rate and people not born of noble blood were able to move into leadership. Interesting. I wonder what we could learn from past civilization concerning birth rate and the survival of the culture.

pls tell the difference between expository sermon and exegetical sermon

A miserable pile of secrets. Dracula already sorted this out.

Elon Musk is a #hypocrte with empty words. Musk's lust and selfishness are the reasons why couples are having fewer children. Husbands are never taught they are biblically obligated to *sacrifice,* every day, for their wives, as Christ sacrificed for his church every day. (Ephesians 5:25). The Catholic clergy blame women, for marriage problems, while *they wink and nod at the popular male vices that wreck marriages and lower birth rates:* drunkenness, drug abuse, domestic abuse - physical or verbal, gambling, greed, egotism, alienation, pornography, adultery, and criminality. The high divorce rates precipitate fornication. And fornication causes 87% of abortions. So to end abortion, we need to drastically reduce divorce and thereby drastically reduce fornication. Just telling people to have more children is worthless. *Fix the character defects first!* Then, couples will have more children.

May I come on as a Catholic or you join me on the Zealots den?? God bless

Always love it when Lindsey is on the show!

Religious freaks.

Great episode!

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Are you reflecting an online bubble? Do you believe X reflects where the culture is?

Im an atheist, used to be Christian. Faith is considerably interesting so I'll definitely be following this podcast. Won't convert me, but I like hearing all sides of the spectrum.

"A woman who can't make up her mind?" He lost me. And I am not woke.

Miracles do clear up doctrine, but there are some doctrines that just require faith. No one has seen God, but miracles testify to his existence. Therefor the first line of the creed is false if miracles don’t happen. If a miracle happens, then materialism is false and the existence of God is validated. But not all miracles affirm specific doctrines. Sometimes Jesus used miracles to prove he had the power to forgive sins and that he was the Son of God. So miracles are part of confirming a doctrine. If Mary does in fact appear as Catholics claim she did in Fatima, then if the event actually happened it would be evidence that Protestantism needs to incorporate Marian dogmas into their doctrine. Similarly, if someone really does get healed at a revival then that would mean that a cessationist would have to change their view on miracles generally, but they would not necessarily be obligated to join the charismatic movement.

Those who have gone on before most certainly speak volumes of how individuals carried out walking with Jesus in their work and world. Those stories are great reminders of our Lord’s love and they are great encouragers in our daily lives. Thanks for clearing up your thots on miracles and doctrine. Yes indeed, the King of Glory does heal and he doesn’t heal to support our doctrine but he does act because of who he is and how miracles point to Jesus and true truth. Lately I’ve been thinking about the missionaries who brought the gospel of Jesus to the Pacific Islanders who were mostly cannibals. These folks most certainly experienced miracles that were a witness to the locals of the power and superiority of Jesus. Stories of miracles don’t support what I believe but they do speak to Jesus’ authority and action in daily life. By the way - did you ever watch the movie “Purgatory?” It is an excellent telling of how Purgatory could happen. Have you seen the “Cabrini” story? I am amazed that the movie did not delve into her prayer and devotion life but they would have lost audience, of course, but I would have enjoyed a bit of her relationship with Jesus. Anyhow - pressing on into Jesus. Randy

American Christians don't worship Jesus, they worship Comfort. The belief that you can live in this world without fighting, killing and dying for your cause is a pretty deadly sin. I mean of course the Christians are losing, what do you expect from a group that refuses to do every single thing that is required for victory and pretend to have the moral high ground for their refusal to take responsibility.

Magic Disclaimer. :-) I agree: HR/Brand issue. Candace is out of her depth re: the ME. I agree with Klavan that those guys are where God wants them, but he's out of his own depth re: the Christian faith in this area. He is advocating universalism. Your Scripture references are pertinent.

Thank you Tammy Peterson. I hope to meet you someday in Heaven.

I can barely hear you. :(

💥💥💥 great stuff! Also, his name was William Bruce Jenner

“There is now neither Jew nor Greek, slave, nor free, male, nor female, FOR ALL ARE ONE IN CHRIST.”

So like theatre in Shakespeare’s times, when all the women’s roles were filled by men…

JEZEBEL AS IN REVELATIONS…. HAS DESTROYED OUR NATION…TIME TO REPENT…..FORGIVE ME..FORGIVE ME I HAVE SINNED MORE THAN I REALIZED

Feminism describes an idea that women as a group have some common political interest. In society this is not unusual. Farmers have an interest in certain policies, small business people, workers all engage with the political system. It is how society works. Feminism has historically worked to give women the vote. To allow them to own property once they have been married. To have access to education. To have access to employment. Are you saying that you do not support women having access to education, participation in the political system the ability to have careers or to be involved in political debate?

Strawman or rather straw woman definition of feminism. If you have Matt Walsh as an authority you're doing something wrong.

Calvin Robinson has great things to say that the world wide church needs to hear and heed.

Daniel, great illustration from the lego story - seriously :-). Calvin nails it re: "dual integrities." Our bishops need to take their stand against the world (Feminism , et. al.) and move on, regardless of how many people get their feelings hurt. Trying to build North American Anglicanism by herding anything and everybody - regardless of doctrine - will not work.

Looks and sounds great.

It's me, Daniel. Think Waxhaw.

Two different locations, Roswell, New Mexico and Area 51 is North of Las Vegas. Independence Day with Will Smith scene was Area 51 by the movie.

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Going to follow on Rumble right now!

I love Moms for Liberty!

She was impressive “disrupting the power in education”

Hey Daniel whats up, its Danny from across the street, what do you think of the purple lights everywhere just curious what your thoughts are on them I mean they are everywhere.

They'd become rabbis.

Well done on this video. Keep being your true self and keep bringing you and your wife's take on current events in the culture war

Interesting podcast! I like some of your points. Just a friendly correction for you regarding Eric Liddell's denomination. He was not a Presbyterian. He was a devout Congregationalist (you may find the history of British Congregationalism interesting in terms of their resistance to government authority). Also, in addition to being a strict Sabbatarian, Eric was a teetotaler (who abstained from alcohol his entire life), and was anti-smoking, anti-drug, and anti-gambling. He had very strong convictions and lived a fairly ascetic lifestyle, but he did not push his beliefs on others. He was not judgmental. He was able to stand by his convictions while spending much of his time in worldly settings amongst people with differing beliefs. He approached those with differing beliefs in a gentle and compassionate way. Eric first began evangelizing about a year and a half before the Olympics. Public speaking was not his strong suit, but again, he trusted God to provide the necessary power. Although he was shy and terrified of speaking to crowds, Eric was once again obedient to what he believed God was calling him to do. As you know, Eric was also a Pure Science student at the University of Edinburgh, and excelled in chemistry and mathematics. Therefore, Eric understood science and found it compatible with his beliefs. He was not a Christian with blind faith. His faith was reasoned and rational. As an aside, a fact you may find interesting about Harold Abrahams is that Harold spoke to fellow Jewish young people, telling them that they should play sports on the Sabbath because proving themselves athletically was more important. In that way, Harold took a stand completely opposite to that of Eric Liddell's. I think the most important thing people can take away from Eric Liddell's life is his consistent obedience and submission to the will of God, and his compassionate and loving service to others. He is one of the most selfless and saintlike modern Christians. He truly lived by The Sermon on the Mount. Some who knew him even called him "Jesus in Running Shoes." I recommend the books, "For the Glory" by Duncan Hamilton and "Pure Gold" by David McCasland. Eric Liddell repeatedly chose to honor God, even when it cost him everything from a material standpoint. As you know, after the Olympics, he gave up fame and opportunities for fortune to become a missionary educator in Tianjin. He later gave up comfort with his family in Tianjin to be an itinerant evangelist in a war zone in the remote village of Siaochang. He risked his life countless times to rescue the wounded, tend to the sick, and made dangerous journeys to smuggle medical supplies, Chinese contraband money, coal, and food to help the people of Siaochang and the missionaries at the hospital. He did not discriminate and even helped wounded Japanese soldiers, bandits, and Chinese communist soldiers. In fact, he worked together with the communist soldiers for the common good of the people (he spoke of this in an interview from 1940). When the British government ordered its nationals to leave, Eric once again followed his convictions and stayed in China while his beloved wife and daughters left to safety in Canada. This sacrifice was probably his biggest. He believed God was calling him to stay and continue helping the Chinese with whom he felt a profound connection. Then, when he became a prisoner in the Weihsien Internment Camp, Eric was a beacon of light to other prisoners with his selfless service. He judged no one. He showed loving kindness through his actions to everyone: from scorned prostitutes and drug addicts to wealthy business men with bad reputations. Eric even persuaded greedy and wealthy people in the camp to share food they purchased from the black market with everyone. He became "Uncle Eric" to hundreds of children separated from their parents -- even amending his Sabbatarian rule and refereeing games on Sundays when he realized it was in the best spiritual interest of the children. He taught chemistry, physics, and mathematics to the children of the camp; and organized sport. He carried coal and pumped water for the sick, elderly, and disabled. He tended to typhoid fever victims. He helped clean the filthy latrines. He mended broken hockey sticks for the kids with stinking glue from horses hooves. He shared what little he had with everyone. When the teenagers were having sex parties, Eric started an evening program of wholesome activities to refocus their energy on positive things. He maintained his strong Christian character until the end despite suffering from a terminal illness in a prison camp. He was an inspiration to us all.

Great video. I don't see the affiliate links mentioned at about the 1 hour 7 min. mark.

Another great show. The Christian Intellectual Life mixed with current events and fun fun fun!

Great show. Subbed so I can catch you live.

The “terms bit” was hilarious and the AI Chat was insightful as always

Jeremy wasn't actually friends with crowder he was being fake friendly in order to get crowder so he could make money off of him just like they did with Candice and JP

If your take away from that terms offer is that the DW is the best conservative group then you obviously didn't understand how bad of a friend the DW was being to crowder when they only offered him 25% of the minimum 200 million they would make in subscriptions alone. They intentionally say that 50 million is a lot but when you factor in the $ that would be made it isn't. Plus he had to pay for production and is already demonitized on TH-cam..just the ad reads alone and being on DW and Rumble would produce 250k per episode on the conservative side. Then factor in that Dailywire would run and receive all profits from his merch shop and that's all anyone should need to hear to know that isn't a friendly offer and it's extremely misleading on DW part to play games with words in order to make them look good and say "it's just business" but how could a friend do this right after so screw DW and anyone who thinks crowder is in the wrong

Very well said

Hi Daniel....I’m watching you on utube You are loud & clear, great visual ...better than podcast ever was ! You just popped up when I turned my phone on.... are you saying you are not meant to be on utube ? Too bad - this was very watchable !

Institutional intellectualism concerning the gospel, doesn't necessarily bring deeper insight to the nature of the Devine. In fact it often creates further branches of fallible theory to ponder. Creating a seminary that ends up fostering doubt about the word of God to the impressionable.