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| One thing, I don't know why It doesn't even matter how hard you try Keep that in mind I designed this rhyme to explain in due time All I know Time is a valuable thing Watch it fly by as the pendulum swings Watch it count down to the end of the day The clock takes life away It's so unusual We didn't look out below. | |
| Watch the side go right out the window Trying to hold on but you didn't even know Wasted it all just to watch you go Welcome to another Just Informed talk radio show I'm your host, Craig James. | |
| Hope you guys had a wonderful holiday, Christmas to be specific. | |
| Hope you guys had a merry, merry Christmas, and we're glad to be joined by all of you here again. | |
| Yes, I am back in studio, and yeah, we have a lot to cover. | |
| We're going to get into some of the news stories that have been consuming most people, but To be honest, most people haven't been paying attention for the last week. | |
| I mean, let's all just put our cards on the table here. | |
| If you're a normal human being, you probably took the last week off and spent it with family or friends and had a wonderful time celebrating the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, and weren't too consumed with the things happening. | |
| At least my story, and I'm sticking to it. | |
| So, that's what I've been doing for the last week. | |
| So, it'll be interesting to get into some of the news stories with you guys to cover what's been going on. | |
| A lot has been happening, and it is worth keeping an eye on all of these things. | |
| So many things that we need to cover here. | |
| I'll try to get into each one. | |
| As I can, also today is Monday, which means we're going to be listening to an amazing sermon from Pastor Dean Miller over at Front Range Baptist Church a little bit later in the show, so stay tuned for that. | |
| So, a lot of things happening over the last week, but some of the big stories, obviously, would include Joe Biden taking another vacation down to the Caribbean. | |
| Yes, he is another vacation for him, and this is coming at the same time as we're finding out yesterday That the former President Jimmy Carter has passed. | |
| He has died at the age of 100. So, rest in peace to Jimmy Carter. | |
| We actually had Trump make a comment on the passing. | |
| He says, quote, The challenge Jimmy faced as president came at a pivotal time for our country, and he did everything in his power to improve the lives of all Americans. | |
| For that, we all owe him a debt of gratitude. | |
| Melania and I are thinking warmly of the Carter family and their loved ones during this difficult time. | |
| We urge everyone to keep them in their hearts and prayers. | |
| So... | |
| Yeah, I mean, I'm not going to lie, I'm not the biggest fan of Jimmy Carter, and he is no longer with us, so it's, I guess, unfortunate. | |
| He was 100 years old, and he was going through a lot of serious health issues, so it just seems like it was his time, and I think it's good, I guess, that Trump said a positive message about it. | |
| You know, there's no reason to talk ill of the dead at this point. | |
| A lot of stuff happening otherwise, though, in the news, and I'm kind of catching up with all of you here. | |
| Federal prosecutors involved in Trump's witch hunts in January 6th cases are now saying that they fear bankruptcy. | |
| This is an interesting story. | |
| So the federal prosecutors which were involved in the Trump witch hunts are exiting the Justice Department at record rate. | |
| A lot of Jack Smith prosecutors are fearing they'll go bankrupt defending themselves if Trump's DOJ decides to launch an investigation into the Biden regime's weaponization of the department. | |
| Now, I find this story fascinating because... | |
| This is like typical cry-bully behavior, right? | |
| As they're wailing on you and beating you into oblivion, they themselves are crying out in pain. | |
| You know, they fear going bankrupt because they understand what the tactics of the DOJ's weaponization over against Trump have been for the last four years. | |
| And they're afraid that if even a modicum of that level of power is brought against them, that they will suffer tremendous consequences. | |
| Oh, man, cry me a river. | |
| How about we go ask all of the people who have been nearly bankrupted by this how they feel about the people who have been persecuting Trump for political purposes, their fears of going bankrupt. | |
| How about talk to General Flynn? | |
| How about you talk to Roger Stone? | |
| How about you talk to any one of the number of people who have lost their entire life savings fighting legal battles that were unduly brought? | |
| Now, in this case, I think the difference would be that these prosecutions would be legitimate and would not be of a political nature. | |
| They would be of a criminal nature. | |
| So I think in this case, yeah, sure, they should be worried. | |
| I mean, They'll probably be fine though. | |
| I really don't think they should worry that much because, let's be honest here, if we're all just being honest, they're going to get some big non-profits and NGOs and who knows which organizations will step in. | |
| Some, you know, political organization or organizers of some, you know, radical communist element will step in and offer money to pay for Legal defense on their behalf and they will be just fine. | |
| It won't be one of those situations where, you know, they have to crowdfund their way out of this political... | |
| And if they did want to crowdfund, I'm sure they could raise a ton of money from their, you know, ever so loyal base of sycophants who, you know, say, who cares about the law? | |
| We're going to rally the troops, circle the wagons, and, you know, Who cares, right? | |
| These guys, if they're being prosecuted by Trump, then it must mean that they're innocent. | |
| And I guess it goes both ways in that regard, but I would also add at this point This system has failed us. | |
| I think we can all acknowledge that, at least, from both ends. | |
| We have been screwed equally by both parties. | |
| They have equally destroyed this country and have taken us down the path toward oblivion. | |
| So we have that to look forward to as we continue to edge closer to World War III, economic collapse. | |
| The big one I want to talk about when we come back... | |
| Is Trump's remarks that he just made on the debt ceiling. | |
| My prediction, I fear, may come true with regard to the economic crisis that is looming. | |
| It doesn't take a financial genius to see it coming. | |
| However, it's becoming all too clear when the time will be when it hits. | |
| So that's something we're going to talk about in just a second. | |
| And you can guess they're going to put this on Trump and they're going to have it be big. | |
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| We're coming back after the break. | |
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| I never knew there'd come a day when I'd be saying to you, don't let this good love slip away. | |
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| I'm your host Craig James and of course we're talking about some of the big stories of the day. | |
| We were talking about federal prosecutors involved in the Trump witch hunt now fearing that they may go bankrupt trying to fight against what they will call of course persecution by Trump's DOJ in the event that they do go after these criminals for what they did over the last four years weaponizing our Justice Department and I don't know. | |
| I think this is a lose-lose. | |
| And they did it on purpose. | |
| And this is what's so broken about our system. | |
| This is why I say the system has failed us and we've been screwed by both sides, essentially. | |
| Is that there is no outcome where this escalation... | |
| There's no scenario where the escalation ends. | |
| One side has to end it. | |
| And in any case, the side that ends it will be seen as... | |
| They will be seen as the losers. | |
| And that's how history will be recorded, is that the one who backs down, the one who doesn't go forward with enforcing the rule of law, In this case, Trump will be seen as the loser in this whole scenario. | |
| And I'm not saying that because of any other reason than that's just the way it is at this point. | |
| It's unfortunate and it is as broken as it gets. | |
| But if one side does not continue to push forward, they will be seen as weak and the weak will be devoured. | |
| That is just how our cutthroat political system has operated for a very long time, and that's how it will continue to operate, without major reforms, of course. | |
| Which a lot of the reforms, you know, Trump's got a lot of reformists around him who want to change things, and I think it's good. | |
| I support those changes in a lot of ways, most if not all. | |
| But at the same time, the pushback from the left is going to be very powerful. | |
| people And the schemes and scams that they have planned ahead are going to be very disruptive. | |
| And I think they've laid the groundwork over the last four years after they stole power in 2020 for major economic and civil unrest in this country. | |
| And that's just how... | |
| The left-wing communist socialist agitators seem to operate. | |
| You know, when they get their way, then they quiet down. | |
| And when they don't get their way, they throw a tantrum, like toddlers, and burn cities down, tear down statues, extort entire populations into capitulating toward their political demands, etc., etc., etc. | |
| So you couple that with... | |
| The looming financial crisis. | |
| And folks, I'm not... | |
| This isn't financial advice. | |
| I'm not an economic advisor to anyone here on this show. | |
| But God help us, and I mean that in the most real and honest sense, because what's coming down the pipeline economically is going to make 1929 look like... | |
| Just look like nothing, to be quite honest. | |
| And I say that because we have come to a point now where we have been leveraged into such a difficult position. | |
| And you've got to remember, too, again, I'm not an economist by any means, but in simple terms, we all know Our economy runs on a boom and bust cycle, right? | |
| And we've been booming for a long time now, folks, in more ways than one. | |
| But economically, we have been on an uphill or an upward... | |
| You can say what you want about inflation and you can say what you want about all these other metrics that may indicate otherwise, but for all intents and purposes, if you look at the stock market and you look at all of the numbers that matter in the regard of how you measure economic growth, | |
| particularly the stock market to be specific, It's been trending upward. | |
| And this has been going on for a while now, at least the last four years, but probably more appropriately the last eight. | |
| We've had a few downward, you know, turns, but they've recovered quickly, nothing too big. | |
| And there's nothing that the Fed can't print their way out of. | |
| However, what will end up happening... | |
| And again, you guys let me know what you think. | |
| I'm not an economist. | |
| 877-536-1360 is the number. | |
| But what will end up happening, or at least what I see happening, is that they're going to pull the rug when Trump gets in office. | |
| They're going to... | |
| And when I say they, I mean... | |
| Every one of these assets of this globalist conspiracy who are working tirelessly to destroy not just U.S. national sovereignty, but all national sovereignty to bring in their one world government as they so glowingly tell us is the ultimate answer in all of their white papers and private Bilderberg meetings, Davos meetings, etc. | |
| So... | |
| What they'll do is they'll pull the rug, probably when Trump gets into office, and they'll couple that with massive civil unrest, which will be spurred by some trivial incident with police or something that will be amplified and magnified by the fake news media. | |
| The message will be put out that a part of the resistance is supporting what The, you know, media tells them to support. | |
| So if it's Black Lives Matter, it'll be Black Lives Matter. | |
| If it's Antifa, it'll be Antifa. | |
| Or if it's some new organization, it'll be some new organization. | |
| You know, some new NGO or some new social protest organization that will be propped up as being the, you know... | |
| The thing to support, to stand against whatever thing has been designated as the, you know, the existential threat to freedom in society, right, in 2008. 18 or whatever, 2016 really, even before that, to a degree, it was, you know, racism. | |
| Racism was the existential threat to everything that you hold dear and love. | |
| And if you have an ounce of virtue in you, you would capitulate to the demands of the violent protesters. | |
| As a matter of fact, you would kneel before them in subservience, prostrating yourselves before them, giving them Your undying loyalty and vowing to do everything in your power to support them, no matter how absurd or ridiculous the cause. | |
| And that's what we lived through for the last, I don't know, how many years was that with... | |
| Um, BLM, it was at least two or three years of that, you know, where, you know, you couldn't turn on a sports game or a TV show or a, you know, a live, you know, award show or late night news show without some, | |
| you Rants about how white people are evil and black people are superior and if we don't, you know, bow down before them and kneel and do whatever else they wanted us to do, I don't remember. | |
| There were a lot of things they were demanding of us. | |
| That if we didn't do those things, then we were inherently racist and evil and if we didn't, you know, put into place race-based Selections, selective systems with regard to, you know, throwing merit out and replacing merit with race and diversity and equity and inclusion. | |
| And we were somehow evil and our lives were... | |
| You know, based on some sort of patriarchy slash racist historical... | |
| I don't know. | |
| It was very hard to keep up with, to be quite honest, because it was always changing and it was always... | |
| It was always slanted one way, though. | |
| It was always, if you are not a person of color, then you are less than... | |
| You should be treated as less than and we should elevate those people of color above people who... | |
| And it was all ridiculous, right? | |
| Because honestly... | |
| As a Christian, I believe we're all children of God, and we're all equal in God's eyes, so we shouldn't be doing that. | |
| I think it's wrong. | |
| But beyond that, it was really about power and control. | |
| I mean, you look at the people who are running Black Lives Matter, and, you know, what were they doing? | |
| You know, they weren't like, they may have started off for the first few weeks, months, perhaps, as being really, you know, for the cause. | |
| Like, you know, we're in this to stop racism. | |
| Yes. | |
| All right. | |
| We need money. | |
| Where are we going to get some money? | |
| Oh, okay. | |
| Oh, BlackRock. | |
| Oh, that's interesting. | |
| State Street. | |
| Huh. | |
| Who are they? | |
| They've just given us $25 million. | |
| Oh, BlackRock, Amazon just gave us $15 million. | |
| Oh, you know, Steve Jobs' wife just bought an entire news publication to run pieces about how virtuous we are nonstop and prop us up. | |
| And every major news organization in the country has given us money and support and free airtime. | |
| Wow! | |
| So that true militant attitude sort of, amongst the leadership at least, it faded quickly to the point where Patrisse Cullors, one of the leaders, if not the leader of Black Lives Matter, was purchasing multiple mansions with her, you know, seven-figure salary. | |
| And You know, it didn't matter because it was controlled opposition. | |
| It was being used to sow discord and civil unrest. | |
| It was all a massive psyop. | |
| And that's not to say that there aren't, you know, there aren't problems with race in America. | |
| There's no perfect solution. | |
| But the solution, in my humble opinion... | |
| Is not to become vitriolically racist against whatever group is seen as the oppressor. | |
| I think the solution to a lot of this is predominantly to say, hey, let's get together on what we agree on and let's try not to use race as an excuse to hate one another. | |
| But, I mean, maybe I'm in the minority on that one. | |
| No pun intended. | |
| Anyway, that's what they have planned for us. | |
| We're going to have four more years of this. | |
| Couple that with some kind of... | |
| I think there's going to be three big things that happen in the next four years. | |
| There's going to be, at some point, there'll be a terror attack. | |
| Slash... | |
| pandemic 2.0 then there's probably going to be civil unrest based off of like i said some kind of uh you know contrived trivial encounter between police and some person of color and it'll be a white police officer doing something to a black person or something of that nature | |
| and then of course there'll be a financial crisis which will usher in a call for reform and change which They will blame Trump for it. | |
| They will say, Trump's been in charge the majority of the last, you know, however many years, and that this is his fault. | |
| They're going to say, Trump's been running the show for the last six years. | |
| It's all his fault. | |
| Completely disregarding the last four years where all they've done over the last four years is set up the dominoes to be pushed over. | |
| But people will buy it. | |
| Hook, line, and sinker. | |
| For some reason, people are still watching the fake news and believing what they hear. | |
| It's actually quite astounding to see. | |
| They're trapped. | |
| They're trapped, unfortunately. | |
| But let's take a break. | |
| We'll come back and we'll keep going. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James. | |
| So we have some other stories I want to talk about. | |
| And let's kind of unpack where we are. | |
| So I've told you this is what's coming. | |
| You know, it's not like I need a crystal ball to see it. | |
| The boom and bust cycle means there will be a bust at some point. | |
| The economy will turn. | |
| They're obviously kicking the can down the road toward Trump because they want to be able to lay this at his feet and say, look, They're going to use this for the next election in four years to say, you know, Trump gave us a financial crisis, the likes of which the world has never seen, and of course they will be helped out, and by they I mean the uniparty, not Democrat or Republican. | |
| It will be both sides. | |
| It will be equally Lindsey Graham as much as it is Chuck Schumer. | |
| Let's just be honest. | |
| It'll be equally Mitt Romney or whoever, Liz Cheney or whoever, as it will be Nancy Pelosi or AOC. So there are no differences there. | |
| However, what's interesting to me is that they're going to lay that at Trump's feet, of course. | |
| We already kind of established that. | |
| There will most likely be some, you know, what will be, like, we all know Antifa's coming back, right? | |
| We're not unsure of this. | |
| This is just a fact. | |
| Antifa has designated Trump a target. | |
| Antifa is an organization of trained radicals who understand the Alinsky rules for radicals. | |
| They've read the Communist Manifesto. | |
| They've read all of the communist literature about resistance and overthrowing governments. | |
| And they do... | |
| They act out... | |
| Based upon those directives, that's what they do, and Trump being identified by their organization as a fascist means that they are honor-bound, if they have honor, to resist him at all costs, which will go to and include spending the next four years sabotaging the United States. | |
| And you think I'm crazy, maybe. | |
| Some probably agree. | |
| Some may think I'm being, you know, a little bit bombastic. | |
| But they're coming back. | |
| Like, they're going to be, and I think they're going to come back with Avengers. | |
| I think they're going to come back even worse than before. | |
| What did we see with Antifa? | |
| I mean, my gosh, they were taking over entire cities, firebombing federal courthouses. | |
| They were, you know, violently extorting entire city populations. | |
| And that was just, you know, some of the lesser stuff. | |
| I mean, they did some really nefarious, they had plots to knock out power stations and put entire cities and, you know, areas in blackout. | |
| They had a lot of things going, folks. | |
| And I think what we saw from them before will only be worse this time because they've had more time to train and to be aided and abetted by the government, which, unfortunately, most likely there are, you know, a number of, let's just say, what do they call them? | |
| They call them criminal informants. | |
| That work in these undercover agents, et cetera, who go and teach them how to do crimes, like teach them how to, you know, kidnap, to run kidnapping plots, Gretchen Whitmer, or, you know, entice them into, you know, committing mass terror attacks like they did in Texas with that Muhammad drawing contest, and that was a crazy story. | |
| But the point is, They're going to be unleashed, and it's going to be worse than what we've seen, I think. | |
| Because they've only had time to get more organized, and they've had the last four years to really go working under the radar. | |
| And as our good friend and co-host, Nick Ngo, pointed out, who has said this before, I mean, Antifa has strong ties to foreign... | |
| Organizations, foreign terror organizations who may or may not be working with the U.S. government in places such as Ukraine and elsewhere and Syria, where they may have received training on doing even larger and more substantial attacks. | |
| And look, if you're in the federal government, if you're in the FBI, if you're in whatever agency, please investigate the things that I'm saying, because if I know them, I know you know them, and you should probably be investigating this stuff. | |
| Because it really is getting to a point where... | |
| There are things coming, folks, that I hate to be the bearer of bad news. | |
| I'm not trying to scare or fearmonger. | |
| I am literally just saying, using history as an indicator of what is coming in the future, if anything we've seen is an indicator of what's ahead, then this is what the road... | |
| This is what is on the road before us. | |
| So... | |
| That's something we should all be looking at. | |
| So those things are going to happen, in my humble opinion. | |
| The resurgence of Antifa, BLM, most likely, to a lesser degree perhaps, and a financial crisis, they'll lay at Trump's feet. | |
| Perhaps some kind of terror attack, who knows? | |
| You know, we still haven't had any real resolution with the drone situation in New Jersey. | |
| That just disappeared. | |
| Hopefully they found whatever they were looking for. | |
| Because if they didn't, we're really screwed. | |
| But if they did, hopefully they were intervening in a way to stop something bad from happening. | |
| Whether that was nuclear, biological, chemical, or whatever. | |
| Terrorists. | |
| So, all of those things coming together, I think we have... | |
| More than enough on our plate. | |
| Not to mention, you know, the foreign interference that we're going to see. | |
| You know, China still has an axe to grind with Trump. | |
| They're still pissed off about the tariffs. | |
| They're still pissed off about everything we've done up to this point. | |
| So... | |
| They're looking at what their options are, and they're more than happy to wait. | |
| They're very patient. | |
| Their plans exceed centuries, so they look at time differently than we do here in America, at least from the CCP Central Planning Committee's point of view. | |
| They see their timelines in terms of centuries, not decades in a lot of ways. | |
| And then we have, of course, the powder keg that is the Middle East, ready to blow. | |
| Who knows what's going to happen there? | |
| I mean, you can make all kinds of predictions there. | |
| And then you have Russia, who, you know, is always going to be one of those things that is unpredictable. | |
| Will we push them to the point where, you know, beyond that which they can stand? | |
| I don't know. | |
| Will Trump, you know, just try to ease tensions there? | |
| Hopefully. | |
| So we got a lot coming. | |
| But then when we come back, I want to tell you about some interesting things about Jimmy Carter. | |
| Which... | |
| He has passed. | |
| We talked about that earlier in the show, but people are pointing out some interesting things that will be coming as an effect of Jimmy Carter, which Jimmy Carter's passing, that is. | |
| So, I'm sure it's all coincidental. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
| We're coming back. | |
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| This is a man's world. | |
| But it wouldn't mean nothing. | |
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| Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| I am your host, Craig James. | |
| And look, we're talking about some interesting stories. | |
| One that I want to get back into was the story of Jimmy Carter. | |
| So he's passed away at the age of 100. He was in hospice, and I guess this was the time they decided to have him pass, which, hmm, interesting timing, given that some things will be happening over the next few weeks. | |
| Which will intervene as far as timelines. | |
| They'll sort of have an effect on the timelines that are ahead for President Trump's inauguration. | |
| Particularly, people are pointing out that one thing that will most likely be a byproduct of this is that in the next... | |
| Well, I guess since his passing, there will be eight days... | |
| Which he will go to... | |
| Either he will in eight days lay in rest or before eight days lay in rest, I'm not sure exactly which one, at the Capitol Rotunda, which is common practice for former presidents when they pass to be laid in, they lay in rest in the Capitol Rotunda so that people can, you know, see them or visit them, etc., pay their respects. | |
| But people are pointing out, interestingly enough, that In that time frame, it looks like this will all coincide with January 6th. | |
| So Jimmy Carter will be laying in rest either on or during or right around the time of January 6th in the Capitol. | |
| So is it a coincidence? | |
| No. | |
| At this point, I just don't give much credence to coincidences anymore, but sure, why not? | |
| On top of that, another interesting coincidence is that according to the U.S. flag code, in the 30 days following the passing of a U.S. president, all flags at all federal buildings are to be hung at half-mast. | |
| Basically, all federal buildings, grounds, and naval vessels will be flying their flags at half-mast for 30 days. | |
| This is according to the U.S. flag code. | |
| Which means that for Trump's inauguration, the flag will be flying at half-mast on the Capitol. | |
| And another coincidence? | |
| Sure, why not? | |
| Who cares? | |
| Just like how when Joe Biden got inaugurated, they did a very strange salute to him. | |
| The military used a three-gun salute that was fired off in the same sequence as it would be for a funeral, a military funeral. | |
| But nobody seemed to notice or care. | |
| So, okay, you know, whatever. | |
| Who cares? | |
| Traditionals, you know, traditions, mores, values. | |
| We don't really follow any of it anymore, so who cares? | |
| It's just a stupid flag, as Michelle Obama would say, right? | |
| That's her quote from that famous Betty Ross Flag Day ceremony, where you people have read her lips famously, where she said, all this for a stupid flag? | |
| Remember Michelle Obama, good old Mike? | |
| Michael Obama? | |
| With her, his, her famous quote. | |
| So, I mean, look, I don't know what this all means. | |
| I don't have the answers for you. | |
| If you think you know, let me know. | |
| 877-536-1360. | |
| I'd love to hear your thoughts, but... | |
| Just another one of those darn coincidences that keep popping up over and over again, right? | |
| So, who knows? | |
| Who knows? | |
| Maybe it means something. | |
| Maybe it means nothing. | |
| Maybe there's something to be read into there. | |
| Maybe it's just more speculation without any real substance, but I don't know. | |
| I don't know, to be honest with you. | |
| I'm just throwing it out there. | |
| One of the big stories over the weekend was this debate over H-1B visas. | |
| This took place over on social media. | |
| If you aren't aware of this debate taking place, you're better for it. | |
| To me, it's a very... | |
| I think it's a very simple... | |
| The argument is simply this. | |
| There's an argument to be made against the massive influx of H-1B visas in the United States because some people are saying that this is taking away the jobs of hardworking American citizens and this is partially what has inflated this DEI woke sort of agenda amongst corporations. | |
| The argument against it also would be that the H-1B visa workers come in and take jobs from Americans and do them at a lower rate We're good to go. | |
| Corruption and greed by saying, under this veil of DEI wokeness, saying that H1B visa workers are better because they're more diverse and it's good to be diverse when in reality they're just trying to save money so they can pay their employees less for jobs that they would have to pay American employees more for. | |
| On the other side of the argument, the debate really goes that... | |
| People like Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy and others have come out and basically said, and even Trump to a degree, without really being clear which side he's on of the issue, saying that H-1B visa workers are great. | |
| H-1B visa workers, for those of you who don't know, by the way, are essentially foreign workers who are brought in on a special visa to do high... | |
| High-skilled jobs, right, in all different industries, whether it's technology or it's corporation, banking, etc. | |
| They are foreign workers who get special visas to come in and do jobs that are high-skilled. | |
| And the argument, essentially, on the other side is that those H-1B visa workers are a net benefit to the American population, that we should be thankful for them, you know, coming in because it means we're basically... | |
| Exporting talent from other countries to, you know, help America become successful. | |
| So there are two sides to the story. | |
| When we come back, I'll give you my take on it, what I believe. | |
| Humbly. | |
| Because apparently, if you say anything negative, it's considered racist. | |
| This is like the real argument that Elon Musk was making, that you're a racist if you're against H-1B visa workers. | |
| Anyway, stay tuned. | |
| tuned. | |
| We're coming back after the break. | |
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| There's something happening here. | |
| What it is ain't exactly clear. | |
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| Everybody look what's going down Welcome back to Swarm Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James. | |
| So, we were talking about this H-1B visa debate, and I kind of gave you both sides of the issue, right? | |
| There's one side that says, you know, this is hurting American jobs. | |
| This is taking jobs away from American citizens. | |
| You're essentially importing a foreign workforce to do American jobs at a lower rate of pay because that's what corporations want. | |
| You're doing their bidding. | |
| And then on the other side, you have people arguing, well, the H-1B visas are great because you're essentially, you know, you're importing talent from other nations to make America's corporations and companies stronger. | |
| And so there's arguments on both sides of it. | |
| But what really sold me on one side versus the other was when, you know, people like Elon Musk, who, you know, his whole life, I guess, was created or his ability to come to the United States was predicated off of a visa. | |
| And I think it was an H-1B visa, but I'm not sure. | |
| People are making out like that, that he came here on one of those talent visas. | |
| And him coming out and saying essentially that if you disagree with H-1B visas, you are a racist. | |
| That indicates to me immediately that I am against H-1B visas, not because I believe I am a racist, but because when you invoke that kind of argument against something that can be broken down, as I've done here clearly on both sides, as being both harmful and potentially beneficial to the United States and its citizens, there should be a debate there. | |
| It should not be shut down with the... | |
| Contrived, oh, you're a racist argument, because it's ridiculous. | |
| As a matter of fact, it's a joke. | |
| And it shows you that that's the type of argument that's usually levied against somebody when you know you're losing, right? | |
| Especially when it has nothing to do with the debate. | |
| Like, I understand. | |
| You could say somebody's racist if they're saying, well, we should prioritize people based on the color of their skin. | |
| Yes, that's racist. | |
| But if you're saying... | |
| H-1B visa, if you're against H-1B visas, you're a racist because the majority of H-1B visa workers happen to be people of color. | |
| Well, that's not an argument in any regard for anything. | |
| That's basically just doing the same thing, same tactic the left does over and over again, which is, you know, scream diversity until everybody shuts up. | |
| So my take on it is simple. | |
| That for certain jobs, we're going to always probably have to have these H-1B visa exceptions and say we're going to be bringing people in because there's always going to be a certain level of talent that exists outside of our borders that we need to bring in to stay and remain competitive on a global stage. | |
| That I'm not disagreeing with. | |
| But when we look at it, we should always be favoring, you know, Our own system, our own citizens, I should say, ahead of other countries' citizens. | |
| And primarily, this whole thing, to me, somebody put this on social media, I think it makes the whole argument for why I'm against H-1B expansion, is that it's an indictment on our own education system, right? | |
| What are foreign countries doing? | |
| What are they teaching their citizens to In their education systems that's making it so we're choosing to outsource this sort of work. | |
| We should be teaching our children how to do these jobs, right? | |
| And if you look at the list of jobs, I think what it comes down to ultimately, though, is corporate greed. | |
| Saving the bottom line. | |
| Just like they outsourced all of our manufacturing to China to save a few dollars because they wanted to make more so they could buy more yachts and mansions. | |
| They're doing the same thing with this H-1B visa program. | |
| It's all exploitative. | |
| They're bringing in foreigners who will work for less. | |
| How is that racist to point that out? | |
| Matter of fact, it's more racist to be the one exploiting the foreigners. | |
| But hey, whatever. | |
| Who cares? | |
| Racist doesn't mean anything anymore. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
| We're coming back. | |
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| Today. | |
| Alright, we're going to go over to Pastor Dean Miller and his sermon from Front Range Baptist Church here in Fort Collins, Colorado. | |
| A very powerful sermon talking about strong homes on seven rocks. | |
| Let's listen to this. | |
| Colossians chapter 3, and we've been preaching through the book of Colossians, and when we came to this section, wives, in verse number 18, submit yourselves to your husbands as is fit in the Lord. | |
| Husbands, love your wives and be not bitter against them. | |
| Children, obey your parents in all things, for this is well-pleasing unto the Lord. | |
| Fathers, provoke not your children to anger, lest they be discouraged. | |
| Now here's every role in the home. | |
| Are you listening? | |
| Here's every role in the home. | |
| Here's the father, the husband, the wife, the children, and the parents, and God has instruction to all of you. | |
| And this may seem like an unusual message on the week after Christmas and before we go on the new year, but it truly isn't. | |
| This is, as we're preaching through this passage of Scripture, this is a very practical message. | |
| And the title of the message this morning, and I want you to hear it carefully, is Seven Strong Homes on Seven Rocks. | |
| Strong Homes on Seven Rocks. | |
| And this doesn't just apply, listen to me, it doesn't just apply to people who are married. | |
| It applies really to every relationship. | |
| Six of them do. | |
| Seven is for a marriage. | |
| Seven stones in this message will be for marriage. | |
| But you can apply six of them in every friendship you have, every relationship you have, and build strong, lasting relationships. | |
| And so this is a helpful message for all of us, and I want you to hear it. | |
| Now, how many of you have been married for more than 50 years? | |
| Would you slip your hand away by more than 50 years? | |
| All right. | |
| In our early service, we had about a thousand years of marriage in that service. | |
| I think we calculated. | |
| The number of you have been married for 50 years. | |
| How many have been married over 30 years? | |
| You've been married over 30 years. | |
| Alright, good number of you. | |
| How many of you have been married over 10 years? | |
| Alright, good. | |
| And how many of you have been married for less than 5 years? | |
| Alright, good. | |
| Good number of you. | |
| Less than 5 years. | |
| How many of you are not married but hope to be? | |
| All right, good, all right, good number of hands. | |
| Not Mary, but hope to be. | |
| All right, good. | |
| Well, listen, I don't know if you've got your eye on anybody, but I'm a pastor, I'm available, and I only charge $500, so come. | |
| No, I'm just kidding. | |
| We need marriages that last. | |
| And we need homes that are strong. | |
| How do you build a strong home? | |
| Well, it all comes based on the foundation. | |
| There was a young entrepreneur who was just hungry to build a business. | |
| And he heard about a little town that had a problem. | |
| They had an old landfill. | |
| They didn't know what to do with it. | |
| And he came by and he brokered a deal with that town and he bought that landfill. | |
| And people thought, what are you going to do with an old dump? | |
| But he was young and he was energetic and he bought this old landfill. | |
| And he said, I'll tell you, I can do something with it. | |
| And pretty soon the dump truck started coming in and just loading up dirt, filling up the dirt. | |
| Here came the bulldozers and here came the tampers and they tamped it all down and steamrolled it. | |
| And before long, that old eyesore of a dump became a beautiful little neighborhood. | |
| And there were little streets and sidewalks and little yards and picket fences and cute little homes and children playing and so forth. | |
| And that guy was counting his money and thought, what a wonderful thing I've done and improved people's lives, made a lot of money for myself. | |
| But after several years, something started happening. | |
| Those beautiful little homes started having cracks in the walls and the roofs began to sag. | |
| Driveways began to break away from the slab. | |
| And before long, that whole neighborhood had been condemned. | |
| And they brought in a group of old engineers. | |
| And these old engineers were looking at the problem and they were talking to this young entrepreneur who had built this property. | |
| And he said, I just don't see what the problem is. | |
| And one of the old engineers said, well, I'll tell you the problem, son. | |
| You never build a house on garbage. | |
| Eventually, it sinks. | |
| And I'll tell you, there's a lot of garbage in this world, in the philosophies of this world, that people have tried to build a home on and a family with, the bad philosophies in the world today. | |
| And if you're going to build a home that lasts, you're going to have to get to some old wisdom of God that's not just ancient, it's timeless. | |
| And get back to the wisdom of God and build your home on seven stones that last. | |
| I want to show them to you. | |
| Look over in 1 Peter 3, verse number 1. I'm going to read probably the two most politically incorrect verses in all the Bible right now. | |
| And they're politically incorrect. | |
| But they are biblically correct, and that's more important. | |
| Look at verse number one. | |
| Likewise, you wives, be in subjection to your own husbands, that if any obey not the word, they also may without the word be won by the conversation, that word conversation meaning behavior, of the wives, while they behold your chaste conversation, or your pure behavior, coupled or joined together with fear, reverence, respect, whose adorning, let it not be that outward adorning of plating of hair or wearing of gold or putting on of apparel, | |
| but let it be the hidden man of the heart and that which is not corruptible, even the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit, but let it be the hidden man of the heart and that which is not corruptible, even the ornament of For after this manner, in the old time, the holy women also who trusted in God adorned themselves being in subjection unto their own husbands, even as Sarah obeyed Abraham, calling him Lord, whose daughters ye are as long as you do well and are not afraid with any amazement. whose daughters ye are as long as you do well | |
| Likewise, you husbands dwell with them according to knowledge, giving honor unto the wife as under the weaker vessel and as being heirs together of the grace of life that your prayers be not hindered. | |
| Finally, be all of one mind, having compassion in one of another. | |
| Love as brethren, be pitiful, be courteous, not rendering evil for evil or railing for railing, but contrarywise, blessing, knowing that you are there unto called that you should inherit a blessing. | |
| for he that will love life and see good days let him refrain his tongue from evil and his lips that they speak no guile now Peter is a wonderful teacher And I'll tell you how I know that. | |
| Peter not only gave us the lesson, and he gave us the points of the lesson, but he gave us a wonderful illustration. | |
| And it's interesting to me, and I'm very comforted by the fact that he used Abraham and Sarah as an illustration of a good marriage. | |
| Because if you know anything about Abraham and Sarah, they did not have a perfect marriage. | |
| Abraham and Sarah didn't have a perfect marriage. | |
| Dean and Michelle don't have a perfect marriage. | |
| You and your spouse don't have a perfect marriage. | |
| You ought to thank God for that, by the way, because if you had a perfect marriage, she wouldn't have married you. | |
| The first imperfection that your spouse had was they chose you. | |
| Alright? | |
| And with all your imperfections. | |
| And so Sarah and Abraham did not have a perfect marriage. | |
| That's not the aim. | |
| The aim is not a perfect marriage. | |
| The aim is a biblical marriage and a strong marriage built on the strong foundations of God's principles and God's word. | |
| Think about Abraham and Sarah's marriage for just a minute. | |
| It was a marriage that had a lot of pressures in life. | |
| They had moved away from their home and were dwelling in tents. | |
| Alright, we're taking a break. | |
| We're going to come back, pick it up right where we left off. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
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| back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| We're going right back to Pastor Dean Miller from Front Range Baptist Church right here in Fort Collins, Colorado. | |
| His sermon titled, Strong Homes on Seven Rocks. | |
| There's nothing more nerve-wracking and stress-filled than moving. | |
| I mean, listen, I hate moving. | |
| I'd rather just burn everything down, sell it all, and go get something new when we get there than have to pack up all that stuff in a box and move it. | |
| And yet they were moving all the time. | |
| They had the pressures of life by living in tents and moving. | |
| Then they had, and by the way, they lived in Beersheba. | |
| If you've never been to Beersheba, they left the beautiful fertile crescent. | |
| Abraham was a man of wealth in the Ur of Chaldees. | |
| That was in the fertile crescent over in Mesopotamia. | |
| That was a beautiful, lush place. | |
| And God called him out to follow God into Beersheba. | |
| It's nothing but desert there. | |
| And I can't imagine Sarah opening up the tent flaps the first morning and looking at that barren landscape and wondering, what has my crazy husband done? | |
| By the way, it's kind of funny. | |
| In verse number one, where it says, likewise, your husbands be in subjection to your own husbands. | |
| That's the Greek word idiot, which is where we get our word idiot. | |
| And so it says, be in subjection to your idiot husbands. | |
| And if any, obey not the word. | |
| They also may without the word be won by the conversation of the wives. | |
| But here's the truth. | |
| Sarah and Abraham had pressures in life. | |
| Great pressure. | |
| Not only that, they had some failures. | |
| Abraham made a fatal mistake when he took Hagar as his wife and had a child with Hagar. | |
| And that so severely broke the heart of Sarah. | |
| And what a terrible thing. | |
| That lapse of faith in Abraham to bring another person into their marriage as an adulterous act. | |
| And then they had a blended family. | |
| They had these children, Ishmael and Isaac, together. | |
| And listen, this was not a happy home. | |
| In a lot of regards. | |
| It was a home of failure. | |
| It was a home of pressure. | |
| It was a home of setbacks. | |
| Many times they tried to have a child and couldn't have a child. | |
| They tried and they couldn't. | |
| They tried and they couldn't. | |
| And they wondered, is God ever going to give us a child? | |
| And listen, even after Ishmael was born, 13 years until Isaac was born. | |
| And it was a family of setbacks. | |
| But it was also a family of successes. | |
| Abraham was very rich in gold and silver and cattle. | |
| And they had a lot of the same problems that we have. | |
| By the way, there have been a lot of families that have been destroyed as much by prosperity as by poverty. | |
| Sometimes you can have too much. | |
| And we're going to talk about that in just a minute. | |
| But here's the principle. | |
| Abraham and Sarah did not have a perfect marriage. | |
| And that's not the goal. | |
| God said, here's an imperfect couple with an imperfect marriage. | |
| But they had a marriage that lasted through all the ups and the downs, the failures and the setbacks. | |
| And all of that, they had a marriage that lasted and glorified God. | |
| And how did they do it? | |
| And how can you do it? | |
| They did it by building their marriage on these seven rocks. | |
| And I want you to see them today. | |
| Number one. | |
| It is the rock of faith. | |
| The rock of faith. | |
| Look at verse number 5. For after this manner in the old time the holy women, notice they were holy women also, who trusted in God. | |
| Now underline that. | |
| They trusted in God. | |
| Down in verse number 7, the Bible says that they were heirs together of the grace of What a beautiful phrase. | |
| The grace of life. | |
| Heirs together of the grace of life. | |
| What does that mean, the grace of life? | |
| Well, grace only comes through one medium. | |
| It only comes through faith. | |
| For by grace are you saved through faith. | |
| God's response to man's faith is His grace. | |
| So here are these holy women who trust God and here's a man who is living in the grace of God because he's trusting God and living by faith in God. | |
| Listen to me carefully. | |
| You cannot build a lasting, strong marriage. | |
| There'll always be something missing in your home if it's not a home of faith. | |
| My wife and I had a song sung at our wedding called A Household of Faith. | |
| And now we'll build a household of faith. | |
| That's what we, from the very beginning, we wanted and prayed for. | |
| We wanted a house built on faith in God. | |
| You've got to have faith in God. | |
| Listen to me. | |
| A three-fold cord is not easily broken. | |
| You take a husband and a wife with God Himself. | |
| And that is a strong bond. | |
| Three to thrive. | |
| Husband, wife, and God Himself. | |
| And you cannot divorce yourself from God without having some problems in your relationship. | |
| You must trust God. | |
| And you have to love God first. | |
| I've told you this before, but I don't want to be first in Michelle's life. | |
| Michelle cannot love me best until she loves God first. | |
| And if she will love God first, she will love me best. | |
| And so, you've got to have God first. | |
| And when you do that, listen, you'll be heirs together. | |
| What does that mean, heirs together? | |
| It's joint heirs. | |
| It means to be inheritance of God equally. | |
| And I love this about God. | |
| Listen, this whole nonsense in this world that there is some superiority of man and inferiority of women and that people believe that God has made us equal. | |
| That's nonsense. | |
| You'll never read the Bible with honest eyes and with the Holy Spirit's leadership and ever see God ever putting one above the other. | |
| If you read Galatians chapter 3, I believe it's verse 18. You'll see that in Christ there is neither male nor female, neither bond nor free nor Jew nor Gentile. | |
| Listen, in Christ there is oneness. | |
| And this is what he's saying. | |
| When you have a husband who is trusting God and a wife who is trusting God, they become joint heirs in spiritual oneness. | |
| There is nothing more bonding than a spiritual oneness. | |
| Does everybody understand that today? | |
| You and your spouse need to be one, joined one in God. | |
| There is a oneness that comes from that. | |
| And God's desire in your marriage is to make one flesh. | |
| And God can take two and make them one if they are one in Him. | |
| And so, it takes faith. | |
| Alright, everybody say faith. | |
| Ready? | |
| Alright, number two. | |
| Here's the second rock. | |
| Responsibilities. | |
| Responsibilities. | |
| Alright. | |
| Likewise you wives. | |
| Be in subjection to your own husbands. | |
| Husbands, dwell with them according to knowledge, giving honor to your wife. | |
| What is God saying here? | |
| God is talking about the responsibilities to the role that He has you to play. | |
| Now listen to me carefully. | |
| Men and women are equal. | |
| I've told you this a number of times. | |
| If you read through that Bible, you're going to find that God made man and woman equal. | |
| But they are equal, listen, but not the same. | |
| Satan's great deception has said that our differences are the things that have created an inequality and that there can only be equality in sameness. | |
| And now you see in our world today as America has followed this sexual revolution of equality and equal rights and trying to make the sexes equal. | |
| What we've done is we've blended them. | |
| And so now men can be women and women can be men. | |
| And there's no distinction between the sexes. | |
| And we've seen a perversion of the act of sex and all of that in the name of satanic equality. | |
| Just get it deep down in your heart that God has made men and women equal, but he did not make you the same. | |
| And I thank God for that. | |
| Some people read this and think, well, look at here, you know, husbands have to give honor to the wife because she's the weaker vessel. | |
| And they see that as a downplay of a woman that she's the weaker vessel. | |
| Listen to me carefully. | |
| Gold is softer than steel, but it is not less in value. | |
| Lace is more delicate than denim, but of higher quality and of more value. | |
| You take the china and you take dishes that are beautiful and handcrafted or well made. | |
| You don't use those in your everyday use. | |
| You put those up on places in a china cabinet and you display them. | |
| They are vessels of honor. | |
| You eat off the old paper plate until company comes. | |
| Then you get the nice dishes out. | |
| Now listen, when God said that she's the weaker vessel, he was not saying she was in fear in any way, shape, or form. | |
| But God was just simply saying to the man, you better give honor to her, because in some ways, there is a delicacy there, there is a daintiness there, there is a feminine quality there that must be protected, and as a man, she has that quality that is not less in value, but oftentimes greater in value. | |
| So, God has given to the man headship in the home. | |
| We've established that through the Word of God. | |
| God said that the husband is the head of the house. | |
| He's to be the head of the house. | |
| Now listen to me carefully. | |
| That is not privilege. | |
| The liberalism in our world today has said that anybody who has a position of power or responsibility has privilege. | |
| Listen, it's not privilege, it's responsibility. | |
| Jesus is the head of this church. | |
| Now, He's not the boss of this church. | |
| He didn't twist your arm to make you come today. | |
| He didn't open up your checkbook and put a pen in your hand and say, now you write a tithe check out. | |
| He didn't do that today. | |
| You know what he's done today? | |
| He's met with us. | |
| Even some of us who didn't come with a heart to meet with him. | |
| We're here. | |
| We came here. | |
| And he loves you. | |
| And he wants to meet with you. | |
| And he's going to meet with you while you're here. | |
| He's going to love you while you're here. | |
| And he's going to speak to you while you're here. | |
| He's going to bless you while you're here. | |
| Listen, he's the head of his church. | |
| But he's not evoking privilege from that. | |
| He is assuming responsibility. | |
| Think about this for a minute. | |
| Think about a sheep and the shepherd. | |
| I mean, you can sit back and say, wow, that old shepherd, look what he does. | |
| Shears those sheep and sells the wool. | |
| Look at all the money he makes off those sheep. | |
| He's just using his privilege. | |
| And look at those sheep while they're feeding in green pastures and lying down in the shade and drinking in cool waters. | |
| Where's the shepherd? | |
| He's standing watch. | |
| He's guarding, protecting. | |
| He's putting salve on wounds. | |
| He's anointing those sheep's eyes with oil to keep the flies and the gnats from eating at them. | |
| What is he doing at night when they're gently sleeping in the fold? | |
| He's laying across the door. | |
| And there were in the same country shepherds keeping watch over their flocks by night. | |
| Look at the sheep sleeping comfortably, but the shepherd awake and watching. | |
| Listen, that shepherd did not have privilege. | |
| He had responsibility. | |
| Think about a parent and children. | |
| That's not a position of privilege. | |
| That's a position of responsibility. | |
| Who's got the privileges? | |
| Sometimes kids say, well how come you and dad get to do that and we don't? | |
| It's just your privilege. | |
| No, while you were sleeping we kept you alive. | |
| We fed you. | |
| We put shoes on your feet and clothes on your back and food on your table. | |
| We get up and go to work and then we have to beat ourselves to death to get back in time for your game. | |
| To watch you dribble the ball off your foot out of bounds and say, good job! | |
| We have to sit in those bleachers and cheer you on because you hit a volleyball over off the wall. | |
| And we have to tell you it was a good game when it was a terrible game. | |
| Then we got to buy you concession food and we got to take you out to McDonald's and we got to buy you a video game. | |
| And listen, who's got the privilege? | |
| Parenting is not a role of privilege. | |
| It's a role of responsibility. | |
| Husband is not a role of privilege. | |
| It's a role of responsibility. | |
| When Adam and Eve sinned in the Garden of Eden, when God came in the Garden, he asked one question. | |
| Eve, where are you? | |
| No, he didn't. | |
| Adam, where art thou? | |
| Eve wasn't back there saying, well, I want to be equal. | |
| I want power. | |
| I want power. | |
| Okay, then you go answer to God. | |
| And listen to me. | |
| Being a husband is not a position of privilege, it's a position of responsibility. | |
| Alright, this is Pastor Dean Miller, Front Range Baptist Church here in Fort Collins, Colorado. | |
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| We're going right back to Pastor Dean Miller and his sermon titled Strong Homes on Seven Rocks from Front Range Baptist Church here in Fort Collins, Colorado. | |
| All services are open to the public on Sundays at 9.30 a.m. | |
| and 11 a.m. | |
| Let's listen. | |
| And God has given you responsibilities in the home. | |
| And listen to me carefully. | |
| You are never more like the devil than when you have a rebellious heart to the role God put you in. | |
| And you're never more like Jesus than when you have a submissive role to the plan that God has made for you. | |
| You see, many people approach marriage as a contract where we fight for our rights when marriage is a covenant where we have to fulfill our responsibilities. | |
| If everybody's got that, shake your head up and down. | |
| Alright, good. | |
| Number two. | |
| So, number three. | |
| Rock number one is... | |
| Faith. | |
| Rock number two is? | |
| Responsibilities. | |
| Rock number three, contentment. | |
| Look at verse number 3, who's adorning, let it not be that outward adorning of plating of hair, of wearing of gold, or putting on of apparel. | |
| But let it be the hidden man of the heart, and that which is not corruptible, even the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit, which is in the sight of God of great price. | |
| Look at verse number 7. Likewise ye husbands dwell with him according to knowledge, giving honor unto the wife as unto the weaker vessel, and being heirs together of the grace of life, that your prayers be not hindered. | |
| Finally be all of one mind, having compassion one of another, love as brethren, be pitiful, be courteous. | |
| Now, the Bible says in verse number 9 that we are to inherit a blessing. | |
| Now here's a wife that God says of her, that her and Sarah and these holy women, their pursuit was not their outward adornment. | |
| And a man was to dwell with his wife according to knowledge and give honor to her, but yet they were to be courteous and they were to be blessing. | |
| And here's the third word, and I want you to get this straight and plain. | |
| It's the word contentment. | |
| It's the word contentment. | |
| I'll tell you something that's destroying homes and families, and that is a discontented heart. | |
| The pursuit of always having to have more. | |
| The Bible says that godliness with contentment is great gain. | |
| The Bible says this, Paul said, I have abounded and I have been abased. | |
| I've had plenty and I've had little, but I've learned that whatever state I'm in, therewith to be content. | |
| Contentment is the opposite of covetousness. | |
| Covetousness is the sinful heart of man, desiring more than what God intended for you to have. | |
| Listen, the Bible tells you to learn to be content with such things as you have. | |
| The reason why men will step out on their marriage and commit adultery is because they lost their contentment with what God had given them, and they wanted more for themselves. | |
| And they lost, listen, you'll get what you want, but you'll lose what you've got. | |
| Abraham was a man that was blessed financially. | |
| Read Genesis 13 sometime and you'll find that Abraham was rich in gold and silver and flocks and herds and he was a very wealthy man. | |
| He was godly and rich. | |
| I've met some folks who are godly and rich. | |
| I've met some folks that were godly and poor. | |
| And don't you believe for a minute the television preacher who will tell you that if you just live a godly life, you'll have all kinds of financial blessing. | |
| That's not true at all. | |
| You can be ungodly and rich and ungodly and poor. | |
| Money has nothing to do with your godliness. | |
| But let me tell you something. | |
| Listen to me. | |
| Abraham had money, but money didn't have him. | |
| And he put money, he put money behind the Lord. | |
| God was first. | |
| That's why Abraham left his family. | |
| That's why he left his houses in the Ur of Chaldees. | |
| That's why he left the comfort of home and friends and family to live in a tent to follow the plan of God. | |
| And you young people in this room today, you listen to me. | |
| You listen to me very carefully. | |
| You better be very careful growing up in this American culture that is run by Wall Street, by Madison Avenue with all of its advertisement because America is built on... | |
| The materialistic goal that more is the goal. | |
| That having more. | |
| You've got to have more. | |
| You've got an iPhone 6. Well, man, you're way out of state. | |
| You've got to have an iPhone 14. Well, what's the difference? | |
| Not a whole lot. | |
| It's just that you look cooler. | |
| And you've got to have this game system. | |
| And you've got to have that car. | |
| You've got to live in this house. | |
| You've got to have this much money. | |
| And you listen. | |
| You start making a goal of that. | |
| And he that would be rich has pierced himself through with many sorrows and fallen into many and dangerous snares. | |
| Listen, you make being rich the goal of your life, all you're going to do is you're going to hurt yourself. | |
| Thank you. | |
| They were content. | |
| By the way, this is the secret to the happy home. | |
| Follow the plan of God and be content with what you have. | |
| Listen, learn to live within the means that God has given you. | |
| Jesus said this, having food and raiment, therewith be content. | |
| What does that mean? | |
| If you've got food and clothes, that's enough! | |
| And we really don't believe that, but it was enough. | |
| Listen, Sarah was a beautiful woman. | |
| She was a beautiful woman. | |
| Even at 80 years old, Pharaoh wanted to marry her. | |
| I mean, she was gorgeous at 80, and there wasn't a Sephora in sight. | |
| Some of you husbands are like, what's that? | |
| We'll tell you later. | |
| She was a beautiful woman. | |
| Now, how does she get that beauty? | |
| You know, some people have misinterpreted this and say, you know, no plating of hair, wearing of gold, or putting on of apparel and so forth. | |
| They say, well, you know, women shouldn't fix their hair or put on any jewelry. | |
| I've heard all kinds of teachings about that. | |
| And I thought, well, just logically work that out. | |
| If you can't plate your hair, you can't wear gold, and you can't put on apparel. | |
| And the Lord definitely wants you to put on apparel. | |
| And so, what he's simply saying here was that the goal that she had was not her outward adornment. | |
| Her goal was the hidden man of the heart. | |
| You know what? | |
| I've met women who were strikingly beautiful until they opened their mouth. | |
| I've met men that were hulks of a man. | |
| Their muscles had muscles. | |
| I met some men that could flex their bicep, and their bicep had a bicep. | |
| And I flexed my bicep, looks like a spaghetti, swallowed a grape. | |
| And I met some men that were hulks of men. | |
| I mean, they are disciplined, regimented, but they were brute beasts. | |
| Violent tempers, mean, arrogant, self-absorbed. | |
| What God is simply saying here is that it's not wrong to have muscles and it's not wrong to have outward beauty. | |
| But you better be content. | |
| With having the beauty and the strength from the inner man. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| Sarah, you know what Sarah had? | |
| The Bible says she had a meek and quiet spirit. | |
| Meekness is not weakness. | |
| Meekness is strength under control. | |
| It was a word used in the Roman army of a man who was meek. | |
| He was under the rank of his superior officer. | |
| He deferred to the one in charge. | |
| A quiet spirit means serene, at peace, and content. | |
| She didn't have a troubled, nagging spirit. | |
| She had a content spirit and a serene spirit and a spirit that made a calmness. | |
| Listen, you know, when Michelle and I first got married, we didn't have much. | |
| And God has been good to us and we're thankful for what God has given to us through the years. | |
| And thankfully, we haven't had to go into debt to get it. | |
| We've been content. | |
| But my wife has had a very contented heart. | |
| When we first got married, we didn't have a whole lot. | |
| We didn't have anything. | |
| Her mom and dad gave us a dining room table with a couple chairs and an old plaid couch. | |
| And we moved into our little one-bedroom apartment in Colorado Springs. | |
| And we got there. | |
| We had a lamp on the ground. | |
| And if you wanted to sit at night and read, you'd pick the lamp up, put it up on the arm of the couch, and then you could read from it. | |
| I came home from work. | |
| I was a youth pastor in those days. | |
| I came home from work one day. | |
| And there was an end table with that lamp on it. | |
| And I said to Michelle, hey, where'd we get this table? | |
| And she said, I got it today. | |
| I said, we don't have money for that table. | |
| She said, well, lift up the cloth and look at it. | |
| So I went over and there was fabric over it and I lifted the cloth and you know what it was? | |
| It was an orange crate. | |
| Somebody in the apartments had thrown away some orange crates, and Michelle took them in, put them in, put some beautiful fabric over them that she had, put the lamps on them, and they were our end tables. | |
| And I said, hey, how much did those cost? | |
| She said, they were free. | |
| They were in the dumpster. | |
| I said, perfect. | |
| I love them. | |
| Alright, we're coming back. | |
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| Welcome back to Just Forum Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James, and we're going right back to Pastor Dean Miller and his sermon, Strong Homes on Seven Rocks from Front Range Baptist Church here in Fort Collins, Colorado. | |
| Through the years, she's kept our family dressed and fed, but she's always done it on a good budget. | |
| She never clamored for more, never demanded that I provide more. | |
| She's faithfully followed our ministry, whatever God provided. | |
| We went to Mississippi not knowing what that church was going to pay us. | |
| We never even crossed our mind. | |
| We went there. | |
| We were there for three weeks. | |
| I finally sat down with a deacon. | |
| I said, hey, do you just pay the pastor here, or do I need to find another job? | |
| And And he said, well, we wanted to get around to that. | |
| You said you didn't want to talk about money. | |
| But she never nagged, never fussed, always had a content heart. | |
| And that's been a blessing. | |
| Contentment. | |
| Are you content with what you have? | |
| Listen, some marriages, instead of saying, I want to get some couples when I marry them, instead of having them say in the vows, till death do us part, I want to say, until debt do us part. | |
| Be careful. | |
| Have a contented heart. | |
| Let me give you quickly number four. | |
| Look at verse number eight. | |
| Finally, be all of one mind, having compassion one of another, love his brethren, be pitiful, be courteous, not rendering evil for evil or railing for railing, but contrary wise blessing, knowing that you were there and too called that you should inherit a blessing. | |
| Here it is. | |
| Listen to me. | |
| Here's the fourth major rock to build a marriage on. | |
| Number four, forgiveness. | |
| Forgiveness. | |
| Now church, listen to me carefully. | |
| You're going to come. | |
| Every marriage is going to have problems. | |
| Every marriage is going to have problems. | |
| Every relationship is going to have problems. | |
| And some of those times, those problems are going to be like earthquakes. | |
| They're going to come on without warning. | |
| They're going to come on suddenly. | |
| A child is going to die. | |
| Someone's going to get cancer. | |
| There's going to be a financial setback. | |
| And it's going to just rock your world. | |
| And you better have a strong foundation when those life quakes come. | |
| You better have it. | |
| And it's going to come. | |
| Thank God. | |
| Thank God for the strong foundation when the life quakes come. | |
| But listen to me carefully. | |
| Do you know that more houses in America are destroyed by termites than earthquakes? | |
| Termites destroy more houses than earthquakes. | |
| Right? | |
| Those little bugs constantly eating at the structure of the home will eventually do more damage to the house than a massive catastrophic event. | |
| And I will tell you right now, more marriages are destroyed over termites than over earthquakes. | |
| It's the little things that have been eating at you and nagging at you and they're eating at the foundation and they're just eating away your peace and your happiness and the strength of your home until it all comes down. | |
| Listen, you've got to learn to be quick to forgive. | |
| A little splinter can be an annoyance. | |
| But if it's not dealt with, it can be a problem. | |
| My mother loved to garden and she was out in the garden one day and she got a little splinter in her finger. | |
| And she didn't think much of it and didn't really do much for a couple of days. | |
| But she woke up in the middle of the night one night and her hand was twice its size and it was just pulsating with pain. | |
| My dad took her in to the doctor and they looked at it and my mother had blood poisoning. | |
| They had to take her into immediate surgery and they had to cut open that finger and remove all that infection and take that thing out that had worked its way down in there. | |
| Now listen, that little splinter was doing major damage because it wasn't dealt with. | |
| And I want to tell you something, there's a lot of you that got blood poisoning flowing through your home and it's blood poisoning of bitterness. | |
| And you're nagging and yakking and fighting and fussing and clamoring and just at each other all the time because there's little termites of unforgiveness that you have not administered the right grace to and not having forgiveness. | |
| And by the way, look back in chapter 2 very quickly in verse 21 because this is the foundation that Peter went into his teaching on marriage with. | |
| He said for even in verse 21 of chapter 2 for even here unto were you called because Christ also suffered for us leaving us an example that we should follow in his steps who when he who did no sin neither was God found in his mouth who when he was reviled reviled not again when he suffered he threatened not but committed himself to him that judges righteously when Jesus was ashamed on that cross and had been reviled and cursed and blaspheme he had the power to rebuke him and judge them but what did he do he said father Forgive | |
| them. | |
| And he committed it to the Father. | |
| Listen to me carefully. | |
| Don't you go to sleep with ill heart and with bad words on your lips. | |
| You get on your knees and you solve your problems with the grace of God and the forgiveness of God. | |
| It'll eat away at you. | |
| Until you learn to truly forgive. | |
| Some of you just need to get right with each other and repent. | |
| You need to go and say, I have not been the husband that I should be. | |
| And I'm sorry, I'm asking your forgiveness. | |
| And I want you to help me. | |
| You need to say, I have not been the wife that you've needed me to be. | |
| I've been your competer and not your completer. | |
| And I've been fighting for your headship. | |
| In the name of equality and empowerment, I've been a battle axe. | |
| And I'm asking you to forgive me. | |
| And listen, you just need to repent and make this thing right. | |
| You're one prayer away from having a happy home. | |
| And learn to forgive. | |
| There are no problems too big to solve. | |
| Just people too small to solve them. | |
| Get down on your knees and humble yourself and solve it. | |
| Number five. | |
| Here's the fifth rock. | |
| Verse number 10. For he that will love life and see good days that have refrained his tongue from evil and his lips, that they should speak no guile. | |
| Now in verses 8, 9, and 10, you have the whole body of communication. | |
| And that's the fifth stone. | |
| Communication. | |
| Communication. | |
| Men and women are different. | |
| Women need to talk. | |
| Men don't want to talk, but should. | |
| What's the number one problem in communication in marriage? | |
| Men. | |
| Communication helps make us one. | |
| When my wife and I were getting married, we went to pre-marriage counseling, and I would recommend that for everyone getting married. | |
| We went to pre-marriage counseling, and we found out while we were in that counseling session that we were different from each other. | |
| And I will tell you, I remember, it kind of bothered me that she was so different than me. | |
| And truly, like, opposites attract, right? | |
| And we were so opposite, and it really worked. | |
| And I thought, man, I don't know if we're going to be compatible, but She's so different than I am. | |
| And man, how's this going to work? | |
| Well, it worked out beautifully. | |
| And I'll tell you why. | |
| Because in all of our differences, my weaknesses were her strengths. | |
| And her one weakness, I have one strength for that. | |
| And her only weakness is that she married me. | |
| Her judgment of men. | |
| But, listen, our strengths... | |
| Our strengths and our weaknesses are to complement. | |
| And you know how you do this? | |
| It's through communication. | |
| There have been a lot of times I've had to sit down and I've sat down with Michelle and I've talked to her about something that I've been thinking on or praying about for the church or whatever. | |
| And just a little word of wisdom and I'll see it from a perspective and I think, and God will use that and keep me from making a really bad decision. | |
| Or encourage me to make a decision, to have faith and courage and to go forward. | |
| Alright, we're coming back after the break. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
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| When I was broken at the bottom, I found you're my healer and redeemer, Jesus. | |
| That's who you are. | |
| You brought me blessings out of a tragedy. | |
| You turned my old song into a symphony. | |
| And with your spirit living inside of me, I'm a new creation, I'm a new creation. | |
| Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. | |
| Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. | |
| But it rose until I stumbled and made my mistakes. | |
| Then I could know in my soul how amazing was grace. | |
| Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| We've been listening to Pastor Dean Miller and his sermon titled Strong Homes on Seven Rocks from Front Range Baptist Church located right here in Fort Collins, Colorado. | |
| If you guys are interested, sermons are open to the public Sundays, 9.30 a.m. | |
| and 11 a.m. | |
| There are two services. | |
| All are welcome. | |
| Let's go back and listen to the rest of the sermon and we'll wrap it up. | |
| And that comes through communication. | |
| Proverbs 18, 21. Life and death are in the power of the tongue. | |
| And they that love life shall eat the fruit thereof. | |
| Listen, if you want life, you'll speak life into your marriage. | |
| Make sure that you communicate right. | |
| Do not rail for railing. | |
| Do not gripe for gripe. | |
| Do not return anger for anger. | |
| Listen, somebody's got to stop the cycle of that and somebody's got to respond in grace and a soft answer turns away wrath and you can let God use you to communicate. | |
| You'll either communicate or disintegrate. | |
| No other way to say it other than communicate or disintegrate. | |
| By the way, it's unfortunate that in our world today, in American culture, we have equated intimacy with sexual fulfillment. | |
| We've sexualized the word intimacy. | |
| Listen, intimacy comes from the Latin word inmost, which is where we get our word innermost. | |
| Intimacy comes from the innermost. | |
| Communication is really the foundation for intimacy. | |
| To really communicate. | |
| I'm not talking about just the weather, talking about the weather. | |
| I'm talking about, you talk about your plans and your fears and your dreams. | |
| Where you can open up and you can talk about the deepest things in your heart. | |
| Men, you need to do it. | |
| You've got to be able to sit down with your wife and talk through things that you're feeling and thinking and mulling over and learn to open up. | |
| And what you're going to find, listen to me, what you're going to find in your wife... | |
| A godly wife is going to be a safe resort for you to open up things about. | |
| And she will give you encouragement and wisdom and help. | |
| And I'm so grateful for the things that Michelle has spoken into my life. | |
| And help me. | |
| And you can only do that by not clamming up and getting down by yourself. | |
| Men sometimes just want to go get alone. | |
| We're so self-sufficient. | |
| But God doesn't want you just to go open up and get touchy-feely with everybody else. | |
| God gave you a wife to do that. | |
| You sit down with your wife and you talk to her. | |
| Listen, you can have your armor on when you talk to me, but go home and take your armor off. | |
| And really let your wife in. | |
| Everybody understand that? | |
| Alright. | |
| So, communicate. | |
| Number six, look at verse number seven. | |
| Likewise ye husbands, dwell with them. | |
| You see that? | |
| Dwell with them according to knowledge. | |
| This is the sixth word, and this is the only one that doesn't apply to every other relationship in life, only applies in marriage, and this is the rock of romance. | |
| Husbands, dwell with them according to knowledge. | |
| I don't have time to unpack all of this, and it's really not the place. | |
| We're going to have a couples retreat, and I would encourage all of you married couples to go with us on our couples retreat. | |
| It's a great time. | |
| You'll have a blast when we go away. | |
| We'll have a marriage conference, and it'll be a fun time. | |
| And we'll talk more about some of these things there. | |
| But listen to me. | |
| This dwelling with, it means to live together with knowledge. | |
| Alright, that's it for Pastor D. Miller and his sermon. | |
| If you want to hear the rest, you can go onto their YouTube page, Front Range Baptist Church, or you can go to check out their sermon next week at Church, Front Range Baptist Church in Fort Collins, Colorado. | |
| That's where I'm going to leave it. | |
| That was our God's Grace's Greater segment as well. | |
| We'll be back tomorrow, God willing. | |
| Until then, I'm your host, Craig James. | |
| We'll see you tomorrow. |