Feb. 2, 2022 - Just Informed Talk - Craig James
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| Joe Biden, the Constitution is always evolving slightly. | |
| Wow. | |
| The idea that a sitting president said this is just mind-blowing. | |
| But beyond that, and we can argue whether or not he is actually a sitting president, given the results of the election and the idea and the evidence that shows that it was fraudulent. | |
| That aside, let's talk about this kind of comment in the context that's being brought in. | |
| The context for this comment is actually in a meeting held with leaders of the Senate Judiciary Committee to discuss the Supreme Court vacancy upcoming as Justice Breyer announced his upcoming retirement. | |
| So what's happened here is Joe Biden says the Constitution is always evolving. | |
| Now, I will say that you can understand in a sense what he may have been trying to say, that over time the Constitution has been amended, I guess, and it has changed from what it was originally in a way. | |
| But we all know what he was actually saying. | |
| He's insinuating that judges have the ability to evolve the Constitution by making interpretations based on their own belief system as opposed to the letter of the law, the letter of the Constitution as it is written, which is very dangerous, and I believe that's what he's hinting at here. | |
| And, you know, when you listen to these words, The Constitution is always evolving slightly in terms of additional rights or curtailing rights, etc. | |
| And that's always an issue. | |
| No amendment is absolute. | |
| So, I mean, you know what they're going to do. | |
| They're going to put some crazy person on the bench. | |
| I think, personally, what I'm seeing them building the stage for, setting the stage for right now, is a push for gun control. | |
| That's going to be one of the key issues they're going to hit on with whoever they pick to become the next justice. | |
| It'll be one of their big issues that they're going to push against. | |
| How are they going to rule on the Second Amendment? | |
| And I also believe that Congress is going to try to stuff some bills down our throats trying to get any kind of legislative win since Joe Biden's lost pretty much every legislative battle that he's fought so far. | |
| So I see that stuff coming down the pipeline. | |
| But I start here to go into this story talking about Candace Owens' comments on Joe Biden saying he has dementia. | |
| And there's two ways to interpret this, right? | |
| A, that he does, or B, that he doesn't. | |
| And in one scenario, you have the public perception, right, which is that he's this bumbling, fumbling, old, perverted creep who sniffs kids and does weird stuff and perverted, and he's a corrupt criminal, beside all of that, right? | |
| But Oh, he doesn't know what he's doing. | |
| He's just bumbling Joe, just wandering around. | |
| I heard a lot of people in the comments say things like, it's all an act. | |
| And that's an interesting theory. | |
| I don't know if that's true or not, but I do know that it could make sense, it could be plausible that he's putting on this routine so that the media will go easy on him and maybe it's starting to wear a little thin and the media is finally going after him. | |
| Maybe he does have, maybe both are true somehow. | |
| In the same, they can both... | |
| I think that Joe Biden is obviously just a vessel for much bigger powers that be that control what he does, what he says and does, and the idea that he's actually in control is pretty absurd. | |
| But here we are, the White House recommending Spotify do more to censor Joe Rogan. | |
| The White House press secretary, yeah, there you go, Secretary Sakai came out and said that there needs to be more done, basically, saying it's positive that they've censored, but they need to do more. | |
| So this is, of course, the tactic that most leftists always take. | |
| What they do is, you know, if you give them an inch, they will take a mile. | |
| And in this particular instance, they're going to take the mile if they can get it because what ultimately this is all about is control over the political narrative. | |
| That's all it is. | |
| It's not about vaccine information or protecting people from hearing dissenting opinions. | |
| It's not about that. | |
| It has everything to do with protecting the political narrative. | |
| And Joe Rogan has such a large viewership that he breaks the political narrative. | |
| He literally can shatter what it takes months or weeks to For a major news network, a narrative for them to develop, right? | |
| How they've developed the narratives about Trump and Russia. | |
| They've developed narratives about how, you know, Hunter Biden's this sympathetic, you know, just, you know, poor little addict who didn't know any better and he accidentally smoked Parmesan cheese one time and we feel so bad for him. | |
| Or how about the narrative that the entire Department of Justice and FBI We're working in coordination to try to set up an incoming president for a coup, basically, and frame him for something he didn't do to try to get him impeached. | |
| How about that narrative? | |
| These are all narratives that Joe Rogan basically smashes through without much effort. | |
| And it's because the news is constructed in a way to make you unable to see the forest for the trees. | |
| The way the reports are presented to you, the way the segments are measured at certain lengths, the way that the interviews have to be short and pointed and there's no long-form conversations. | |
| No long-form debates. | |
| These things shatter the mainstream narrative, and that's why they're in panic mode. | |
| And when I say they're, it's the establishment. | |
| It's the big corporate media companies. | |
| It's the big tech companies. | |
| It's their White House controllers. | |
| They have a big problem on their hands. | |
| People can sit down and have a conversation and film it, and they can't stop that. | |
| So now they're going to try to make up reasons to be able to stop it, and it's going to especially get bad as we head into the next election cycle, which is already starting right now. | |
| So I can tell you at this point, expect more censorship, and we should be very, very aware of what's happening here. | |
| As you hear CBS Morning suggesting that Joe Rogan's killing people with his podcast when discussing COVID-19, It's eerily similar to what happened to Alex Jones. | |
| I mean, if you'll recall, this is almost exactly what happened to Alex Jones. | |
| Alex Jones became insanely popular around the time of the 2016 election. | |
| And in that process, the mainstream media quickly realized that they had to... | |
| They had not only had competition, but they had what you would call basically parity. | |
| So, like, you had Alex Jones, who had just as big a platform as they did, if not bigger at times, in certain areas and demographics. | |
| So they're like, oh, we've got to destroy him. | |
| Well, guess what? | |
| Now you have parody with Joe Rogan, and it's the same thing, where you have Joe Rogan is just as big as an entire network like CBS as far as what they can do news-wise and culturally, which is what these things were invented to do anyway, which is why it's called programming. | |
| Everybody goes, oh, no, it's not programming, because that... | |
| No, I don't mean that they sat down and were like, we're going to call it programming because we're actually programming people. | |
| No, no, I think that it's just the natural effect of what you see here. | |
| So, ultimately, I think what we have to remind ourselves is that there is something to be said for free speech still in this country, and there always will be something to be said for it. | |
| And the sooner that we wake up to that, And realize it, the sooner that we'll be able to functionally move past this insane era we're living in of authoritarianism, Orwellian nightmare, dystopic draconianism, you know, or draconian rules I should say. | |
| This is going to be a problem going into the future, and we're going to have to address it now, but here we are as more failing musicians jump on the Neil Young bandwagon to boycott Spotify and calling for Joe Rogan to bend the knee and be censored. | |
| We have this society that's being built around this functional idea of canceling people. | |
| You can be canceled. | |
| Meaning, if at any point in your life you say something that somebody else disagrees with to enough of a degree, then you can lose rights for the rest of your life. | |
| And that's why we need to protect these digital rights, and that's why we need to protect speech both in public and on the Internet, because it's the same thing. | |
| The domain of digital... | |
| The digital domain is no different than the public square. | |
| It's the same thing. | |
| So... | |
| Go figure. | |
| Going into the next story here, CNN's Brian Stelter. | |
| People trusting Joe Rogan over newsrooms like CNN are a problem that's much bigger than Spotify. | |
| That's interesting coming from a man like Brian Stelter. | |
| Although... | |
| To echo what I said earlier, obviously they've realized the parity is there and they have to shut this down, so now the attacks are coming. | |
| This is going to be exactly like what happened to Alex Jones. | |
| It's going to go exactly down the same route, and hopefully our society will realize that And learn from the example that was set with Jones that if we allow this to happen and we don't say anything, it's going to snowball into worse and worse authoritarian censorship. | |
| And people like Brian Stelter, you know, to be quite fair, I don't know him personally. | |
| I don't... | |
| I don't have any ill will toward him. | |
| I think he's a moron. | |
| I would never listen to him or take his advice on anything, and I would never, ever seek his opinion on anything that is even remotely close to anything other than, like, hey, could you hold the door for a minute, pal? | |
| You know, so... | |
| I don't want to shut him down. | |
| I'm not calling on Congress to write new laws that keep Brian Stelter from lying on air every night and destroying our country with his lies, his pernicious and disgusting lies. | |
| But he wants to silence anyone who goes against him. | |
| So that shows you who's on the right side of this anyway. | |
| Is it the person who says, you can speak, that doesn't bother me, as long as I can speak, I'm good, we're good. | |
| You can have your opinion, I have my opinion. | |
| But a guy like Brian Stelter comes out and says, my opinion is not only right, but it is so right that it actually should remove your right to have an opinion of dissent against my opinion. | |
| And these are things that we all call, like, facts now. | |
| I'm using air quotes because, of course, we're talking about the settled science of life that exists in Dr. | |
| Fauci's, you know, priesthood. | |
| He's running out there in the NIH and CDC. So, you know, I mean, Brian Stelter, it's rather pathetic. | |
| The comedian now revealing he was disinvited from a news show because he wouldn't bash Joe Rogan. | |
| So, of course, this makes sense, too. | |
| I mean, I feel like I'm getting a little repetitive here, but part of what the mainstream media is doing is... | |
| Creating the illusion that they're open. | |
| Creating the illusion that they support free speech. | |
| Creating the illusion that they want diverse opinions of all different types. | |
| But then, when they don't play ball, when they don't go along with the gag or the bit, when they don't say, hey, yeah, Joe Rogan's evil and bad, we should cancel him, or he's this destructive terrorist, domestic terrorist, When they don't say that, they're like, oh, you're not in that club anymore. | |
| Sorry. | |
| Bye-bye. | |
| You're not going to be invited back. | |
| Apparently this comedian named Steve Byrne basically gave this story about how he was asked to go on a night show as a comic and talk about it. | |
| And when they asked him to bash Joe Rogan, he said he wouldn't. | |
| And they said, bye-bye. | |
| He said that he provides another perspective, and that's good for debate, is what he said about Joe Rogan's having his own opinion in podcasts, having a free speech channel. | |
| Would have thought, right, how dangerous that is. | |
| But there you go, right? | |
| So that is where we are. | |
| Now the next one, a fire poll. | |
| Majority say cancel culture, growing threat to freedom. | |
| Really? | |
| We needed to do a poll to figure this out? | |
| I mean, who... | |
| I mean, let me ask you this question. | |
| Who in their right mind would say that cancel culture is a good thing? | |
| And besides these deranged leftists who are advocates for it, I think most moderate people, as this poll seems to suggest, believe that canceling individuals' right to speak and to exist freely in the digital space and in the real world is... | |
| Not only problematic, it's psychotic. | |
| And culturally speaking, it's suicidal for a culture to do this, yet here we are. | |
| And, you know, the saddest part is that these people have been brainwashed and molded and to a point where, I mean, they've honestly got, let's put it this way. | |
| They're so brainwashed that they cannot understand or fathom the idea that what they're doing is going to eventually destroy this country and it's going to come back and bite them. | |
| And if they took five minutes and read about the Red Guard and how Mao took over the communist revolution in China, they should keep reading to the part where Mao goes through and purges all the Red Guard, all the young idiots, the useful idiots that he took and had run through the streets and round everybody the useful idiots that he took and had run through the streets and round everybody up and commit all these horrible acts of Well guess what? | |
| All those little kids, useful idiots, they got rounded up and they got purged too. | |
| Because he couldn't have them around. | |
| So what they're doing effectively is they're digging, metaphorically speaking, they're digging their own grave with this cancel culture. | |
| As a new report, is the smoking gun document tying Nancy Pelosi's son to fraud and bribery scheme? | |
| Apparently, according to Daily Mail, we have new information about Paul Pelosi, Jr., who has been basically seemingly implicated in a federal case that is ongoing against two individuals, Bernie Curran and Rodrigo Santos. | |
| They were doing this pretty sketchy thing, having permits, building permits in, I believe, San Francisco, being given and expedited in exchange for donations to a foundation run by the individual who was in charge of expediting being given and expedited in exchange for donations to a foundation run by the Paul Pelosi apparently is seemingly found inside of the court documents as client number nine, | |
| This is what they've speculated at this point. | |
| He's basically bragging about making a check payable to a youth rugby association, which was a non-profit owned by one of the people under federal indictment in court right now. | |
| And that Client 9 apparently gladly supplied a $1,000 bribe in exchange for an expedited permit. | |
| So if this is the case, and Client 9 is, in fact, Paul Pelosi Jr., then a few interesting questions must be asked. | |
| At this point, why is he not under indictment and on trial for this obvious fraud? | |
| Seems like he was making bribes and paying them. | |
| Or... | |
| Is it more likely that he became some kind of informant and got immunity? | |
| And they said, oh, it's okay. | |
| You just testify. | |
| It's okay that you're bribing him. | |
| We just need you to testify that you bribed him. | |
| Because that's how dirty politics work. | |
| Because it's never, ever the real criminals. | |
| It's always just the patsies that end up in court. | |
| Mark my words on that. | |
| New York Times sues State Department to get Hunter Biden information, speaking of corrupt children. | |
| Apparently, the New York Times now has decided they want to do journalism for once in their lives, so we'll see how that goes. | |
| New York Times on Monday sued the State Department to obtain emails from Romanian embassy officials sent between 2015 and 2019 to mention Hunter Biden and his former associate Tony Boblinski, Politico reported. | |
| Of course, you know what? | |
| they probably are thinking in their minds, well, yeah, you know, Tony Boblinski is the guy, the whistleblower, who came out and exposed Joe Biden, was the big guy getting 10% cut from all the deals that Hunter was making. | |
| They're probably trying to do a hit piece on Tony Boblinski to try to discredit him. | |
| So, you know, who knows? | |
| And I wouldn't even put it past, at this point, people in certain positions of power to be, you know, forging documents and falsifying information and things like that, that you may come out and be like, oh, look, it's the big guy. | |
| I don't know. | |
| We'll have to wait and see on that one. | |
| That's coming down the pipeline. | |
| Reminder, Barack Obama's FBI broke the law to get a warrant to spy on his political opponent, and he knew about the whole thing, if not directed it. | |
| Well, think about that and then think about this. | |
| George W. Bush donating to Republicans who voted to impeach Trump. | |
| You think there's a big club and we ain't in it? | |
| You think the Uniparty is made up of both the left and the right? | |
| And that in all reality, it's more a... | |
| Corrupt cartel than a representative public. | |
| So, I don't know. | |
| You guys tell me what you think. | |
| Because Mitch McConnell, speaking of corrupt, spineless traitor rhinos, Mitch McConnell distances from Trump not in favor of January 6th pardons. | |
| Oh, really? | |
| You mean the people who we've locked in the D.C. jail for over a year now with no bond or bail or any kind of, you know, reasonable accommodations, those people that you don't want to do anything for them? | |
| The ones that, you know, look, I'm not going to be advocating for people to go break windows and destroy the Capitol building. | |
| I would never do that. | |
| But I am 100 percent or let's just say, to be fair, 99 percent convinced that what happened on January 6th was not only a setup, but it was organized and it was orchestrated with incredible detail. | |
| And that it was a PSYOP and false flag that was pulled off by intelligence agencies who have done this in foreign countries for decades. | |
| So they've had plenty of practice. | |
| They know how to do it. | |
| And that's what I believe happened that day. | |
| So the fact that Mitch McConnell is saying this, it just shows me that he represents something that is not, he represents the Koch brothers. | |
| He represents this neoconservative faction of corporate elites who want to turn our country into China and have corporate authoritarian capitalism, that they can just control everything and strip you of your private property rights and throw you in prison and I mean, and they might not say that, they may never admit it, but that's what their aim is. | |
| That's where we're headed. | |
| There's a new book exposing George Soros' web of influence snubbed by the New York Times bestseller list. | |
| Oh man, I'm just shocked that the New York Times would refuse to list a book that is wildly popular about the man who's destroying this country with his multi-billion dollar fortune. | |
| So, yeah, I think that you can see for yourself a guy like George Soros. | |
| He just came out the other day looking like Emperor Palpatine, talking about Xi Jinping and how he's a threat. | |
| I think that what's happening here is kind of obvious, I think, in the sense that Xi Jinping might not want to play ball with Soros. | |
| So now Soros is giving the green light to all of his minions to start attacking Xi Jinping to try to get him out of power. | |
| There is a major shift possible in China. | |
| I believe it's the 20th People's Republic of China meeting or something like that. | |
| I don't remember the name of it. | |
| It's this massive meeting where the whole entire Communist Party from all of China get together. | |
| And then they think they do it every five years and they select their chairman, if you will. | |
| So I think Xi Jinping's already won it twice in a row, I want to say. | |
| This would be his third time. | |
| And this would veritably ensure, as I read it, that he'd... | |
| Or gain the status of dictator if he's elected again. | |
| Because the only other person who ruled China for as long in the modern era as Xi Jinping has now for longer was Mao Zedong. | |
| And if you know who Mao is, he's the original communist who led the revolution in China that killed millions of people and starved millions and was disastrously devastating and has led to the creation of the Communist Party today. | |
| So, that's your update there. | |
| Let's watch and listen to Emperor Palpatine tell us about how Xi Jinping is the biggest threat to the world. | |
| Besides him, I guess. | |
| Xi Jinping has done his best to dismantle Jiang Xiaoping's achievements. | |
| He brought private companies established under the control of the CCP and undermined the dynamism That used to characterize them. | |
| Rather than letting private enterprise blossom, Xi Jinping introduced his own China dream that can be summed up in two words. | |
| Total control. | |
| That has had disastrous consequences. | |
| It is your destiny. | |
| You, like your father, Bye. | |
| Alright, so I may have added that scene at the end, but you can hardly tell, right? | |
| You can hardly tell the difference. | |
| I mean, no, it's crazy to listen to him and to have him going after G. You know, it could be a head fake. | |
| It could be some kind of, you know, multi-layered deception. | |
| But I think more likely, it's probably that G doesn't want to play ball. | |
| And if G doesn't want to play ball with George Soros, then he's made a very powerful enemy who now, as we know in the United States here... | |
| I'm sure we'll do everything we can to go after these people, but we'll see. | |
| I thought I'd share that. | |
| We have Whoopi Goldberg backtracking and apologizing for her Holocaust-wasn't-about-race comments, saying it wasn't based on the skin. | |
| Again, I'm going to just skip over the story because this is so... | |
| This is so dumb that I just want to show you it, but I don't need to say anything else about it because it just embodies everything wrong with our society. | |
| It's everything that she basically stands for and The View. | |
| Biden's nominee to be judge of Central District of California won't answer whether racial discrimination is wrong under questioning from Ted Cruz. | |
| Yeah, I'd say this is pretty dangerous. | |
| As a person who lives out in the communist state of California, it doesn't surprise me, but what's really telling about this is that the idea of racism and racial discrimination in our society is undergoing this process of change. | |
| Whereby the media and corporate big tech elites and politicians are trying to say that racism is something different than what it actually is. | |
| They're trying to say that racism is basically something that can only happen to people of color and that white people are the reason for racism. | |
| When in reality racism is hitting anybody, being prejudiced toward anybody based on the color of their skin and I would say even further content of their character. | |
| But Judging people based on the color of their skin rather than the content of their character is basic racism. | |
| And it's a word that's lost all meaning because it's thrown around so much these days. | |
| But I will say this, that when you hear judges being interviewed and refusing to answer these kind of questions, you should be very worried and you should always be very acutely aware of who these people are and what positions they're going to be filling. | |
| AOC takes break from Twitter after mean tweets trigger anxiety. | |
| Well, I actually can understand this one. | |
| Negativity on social media can be overwhelming at times. | |
| And in her case, I can imagine that it probably got pretty overwhelming after all those unmasked visits to Miami where she was partying with her boyfriend and running around without a mask while... | |
| Simultaneously telling everyone in the world that they need to wear masks and they need to follow the rules. | |
| It's classic rules for thee, not for me. | |
| I got tired of seeing all the memes. | |
| The deleterious effect of social media on the human psyche is something that will be studied by people for many, many decades to come. | |
| It'll be something that people will look back on and... | |
| I think they'll look back on social media, in my opinion, in certain regards, in certain aspects. | |
| They'll look back on it the same way we look back on, I don't know, cigarette smoking. | |
| Drinking and driving. | |
| I don't know. | |
| It seems like we're going to look back on this and there's going to be a time where we're going to realize what the deleterious effect was and how bad it was and societally what it did as a whole. | |
| But we can't do that until we get there. | |
| Speaking of deleterious effects on society, Ilhan Omar has announced she will seek re-election In a move that shocks most individuals who have been following this, and I'm saying that sarcastically, she's decided to seek re-election. | |
| the woman who apparently married her brother to commit fraud to come into the United States illegally has now decided that she's going to seek another term in the house of representatives, because I guess that's just where we're at as a society where sitting members of the house of representatives, literally, you know, because I guess that's just where we're at as a society where sitting members of the house of representatives, literally, you know, fraudulently come into I mean, I just, I would ask the question, What if she was like Russian? | |
| I just love to see the Democrats have to do the mental gymnastics to justify or rationalize the same situation if you just change the person, just change anyone else. | |
| Just put anyone else in there and have them do exactly what she did, and I guarantee you there'll be a different outcome. | |
| Speaking of corrupt politicians, Maxine Waters has now paid her daughter over a million dollars with campaign money since 2003. | |
| Well, it seems about accurate that you have the nepotism and all that in politics these days, and Maxine Waters, who's been voted several years... | |
| By the corruption, there's a watchdog group that's deemed her almost every year for how many years as their most corrupt politician in D.C. Maxine Waters, who is definitely one of the most corrupt women in politics, is again here caught in more I don't know if it's corruption or if it just looks bad, | |
| but I'll say this, that the kind of nepotism that they do in these politics and favoritism and, you know, I scratch your back, you scratch my back, it's nauseating and we should all be standing up to it societally, I mean, calling this out for what it is. | |
| Alright, here we are, and finally, the founder of Detroit's Satanic Temple snuffs out life with abortion pill on live TV during the interview with proactive pro-life activists. | |
| Now, Let me tell you, this is a crazy story. | |
| So this person here is a sick, just very sick individual, demented. | |
| She, I guess, decided to take an abortion pill on a TV show as if it's... | |
| I don't know. | |
| I don't know why they give these people a platform other than that they're all evil. | |
| And to have that kind of... | |
| It's like to have that kind of satanic evil, and I'm almost trying to be... | |
| I'm trying to catch myself and keep myself from overstating it. | |
| But I mean, she's literally... | |
| She's literally... | |
| Satan is taking an abortion pill on TV. So, I mean, hey. | |
| You know, these people are going to have to answer what they did. | |
| And they'll come in time. | |
| And when will that time be? | |
| Well, in order to do today's piece of scripture, I actually want to take us to the book of Isaiah. | |
| We're going to stay where we were before here yesterday, but we're going to go here to chapter 40 and we're going to scroll down here and look at verses 28 and 29. | |
| I'm going to share these because there's a message inside of this that talks about waiting on God's strength. | |
| And as we see this evil in the world and a lot of things we can't do anything about, there are things that we can control. | |
| There are things that we can change. | |
| There are things that we can do to help make ourselves stronger and better and be able to overcome and to buke the evil. | |
| But a lot of things we can't control. | |
| They're just out of our control. | |
| So what do we do? | |
| Well, we're meant to wait on God's strength. | |
| How do I know that? | |
| I'm going to share this scripture. | |
| Isaiah chapter 40 verse 28-29. | |
| It says, Do you not know? | |
| Have you not heard? | |
| Yahweh is the everlasting God, the creator of the whole earth. | |
| He never grows faint or weary. | |
| There's no limit to his understanding. | |
| He gives strength to the weary and strengthens the powerless. | |
| Think about that. | |
| And think about this. | |
| Reading in God... | |
| Doesn't feel like a very productive or proactive strategy at first, right? | |
| I mean, waiting feels like being stuck and failing to take that step out into the world, that step of faith. | |
| However, waiting can be, in a lot of cases, a vital act of faith that can surely make a difference in the big picture of life. | |
| Waiting can acknowledge that you don't know which way to go on your own and that you require God's strength and wisdom. | |
| Think about it. | |
| While you may grow weary and run out of your own energy, God is an inexhaustible resource. | |
| There's no weariness in God. | |
| And if you rely on God, you can tap into this power for your own life anytime. | |
| The static act of waiting on God can lead to renewed energy and strength, giving you the resources to continue when life gets difficult. | |
| The less powerful you feel, guess what? | |
| That means you're more qualified to receive an infusion of God's strength. | |
| So think about this as you wait on God. | |
| Consider the reputation of God. | |
| Think of all the stories of God's deliverance and how that can offer encouragement to help us endure all seasons of struggle and difficulty that we're faced with. | |
| Remember, God's love is in us all and with us all always. | |
| And sometimes we just have to be patient. | |
| We just have to get through the night. | |
| I know that's difficult. | |
| I know that's hard. | |
| I've been there. | |
| I've had those nights where you don't know if you're going to get through because you just feel like everything is going wrong. | |
| But I know one thing. | |
| If you believe and you put your faith in God and you call out to Him, He will answer. | |
| I don't know how He'll answer. | |
| I don't know when He'll answer, but He will answer. | |
| And not only will He answer, He'll answer in a way that you may have never been able to consider or fathom. | |
| And he will do that. | |
| I promise you that. | |
| Let's go ahead and wrap it up with prayer. | |
| Dear Lord and Heavenly Father, you are more than able to give us strength. | |
| When we are weak, please, Lord, give us direction. | |
| We are lost. | |
| And Lord, please, open our hearts. | |
| Help us find patience to wait on you. | |
| Live in your word and trust that you will come in the timing we need. | |
| Because no matter what, Lord, all the things happening in this world, we know you are there for us. | |
| And we will always be there for you, Lord. | |
| We thank you most of all for our eternal salvation through our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. | |
| In Jesus' name, amen. | |
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