The Hamilton Corner

June 11, 2026 · 51:50

Karmelo Anthony and Austin Metcalf are bearers of God’s image, not avatars for identity politics.

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0:00 - 15:00. Proverbs 28:5. The wicked are incapable of understanding justice. 15:00 - 31:00. Karmelo Anthony and Austin Metcalf are bearers of God’s image, not avatars for identity politics. 31:00 - 48:00. The dearth in family farms has created a national security issue. - 2026 CHAP Convention - Elizabethtown, PA | 1-800-326-4543 ext. 345 To donate call: 877-616-2396 Video Clip Links Capitol Hill

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  1. 0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
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  11. 0:31Good evening, everyone.
  12. 0:36Welcome to the Hamilton Corner.
  13. 0:37My name is Abraham Hamilton the third,
  14. 0:40joined by the Corner contingent right across from me.
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  17. 0:49And that is because we are broadcasting live from Pennsylvania.
  18. 0:54We are here for the Christian Home School
  19. 0:58associations of Pennsylvania's 2026 convention. We're going to be
  20. 1:05participating there. I will have the privilege of addressing their
  21. 1:08graduating class for this year. And so we're looking forward to
  22. 1:12that is just so happens that we have some stuff lined up for today
  23. 1:16that just underscores why parents taking on the challenge and the
  24. 1:22responsibility responsibility in embracing what God has required
  25. 1:26them required of them concerning their children is is the order of the day.
  26. 1:32There was a hearing on Capitol Hill that just shows man that that when you when you send
  27. 1:39your children to these people, they believe they owned it.
  28. 1:46You know, Horace Mann said that we view parents who send their children to our institutions
  29. 1:51as having given hostages to our cause.
  30. 1:54know and they actually treat the children in that way. Not physically, I'm not
  31. 1:58talking about that, but I'm talking about ideologically and spiritually and
  32. 2:02we're gonna get into that as we go throughout the show a bit today later on
  33. 2:07in the program. We have some other things we're gonna get to first but in
  34. 2:10addition to produce extraordinaire the real J. Mac we have my man a hundred
  35. 2:14grand Mr. Bobby Rosa man in the board for us so that we can deliver today's
  36. 2:19program to you. This is the show where we remind you on a daily basis that what
  37. 2:24goes on in your house is far more important than what goes on in the White House. The
  38. 2:28goal there is never to minimize or to denigrate the goings on in the White House. Obviously,
  39. 2:35those things are important, but to simply recalibrate us to understanding that we are directly
  40. 2:40responsible for what we are responsible for what we have direct access to. Of course,
  41. 2:48we pray for what happens in the White House. Of course, we participate civically. Of course,
  42. 2:52We respond to action alerts, we send messages and things of that nature, but we have the
  43. 2:57wherewithal to be the thermostats in our own homes to where we don't merely take temperatures
  44. 3:03like thermometers, but we set the temperature in our own homes.
  45. 3:06And my encouragement to you is to refuse to allow the temperature in your home to be set
  46. 3:11elsewhere, but that you set the temperature in your home.
  47. 3:17This is why I describe very moment.
  48. 3:19Many of you have not, most of you are making your transition from your part time jobs where
  49. 3:23you generate an income to your full time jobs where you cultivate an outcome.
  50. 3:29And I want to encourage you to do so with intentionality, understanding the
  51. 3:33primacy that God places on the family and welcoming God's view to govern, to
  52. 3:39guard and to guide your view.
  53. 3:41And we're going to get into this starting right from the beginning with
  54. 3:44the scripture, but it's vitally vitally important.
  55. 3:47Now we understand the world is going to world, but we must not take our
  56. 3:51marching orders from the world.
  57. 3:52We must not do so. It is exceedingly grievous to God, first of all, and
  58. 4:00secondarily hindering to the body of Christ being what God has called us to be
  59. 4:06if we continuously allow the world to dictate to us where we should stand on
  60. 4:11various issues. And we're gonna get into it. I'm aware, been paying attention to
  61. 4:16the Carmelo Anthony trial in the Frisco, Texas area, Colin County, Texas, and it
  62. 4:22It's just, honestly, it's heartbreaking to me to see how easily things or tragedies like
  63. 4:31that are consistently utilized to perpetuate the bulkization of our country and kind of
  64. 4:42a ping pong, ping ponging of a grievance industry.
  65. 4:46You know, you have people calling in the phrase, the wok right, what really is happening is
  66. 4:51the Marcus's program is working because our society is being broken down based on these
  67. 4:57artificial delineations and you have people who are saying they're conservatives but they're
  68. 5:04saying in light of all of the wokeness and the retrograde expressions coming from the
  69. 5:09leftists that's what they call them.
  70. 5:10Y'all know I call them regressives because regressives is a regressivism is a bipartisan
  71. 5:14institution.
  72. 5:15to buy partisan initiative, you know?
  73. 5:18But you have the radical Marxism and second-way feminism
  74. 5:24and all of these things.
  75. 5:25And so then you have those on the right,
  76. 5:26well, who cares about individual liberty?
  77. 5:28Who cares about ordered liberty and constitutionality?
  78. 5:31We just wanna have our way asserted,
  79. 5:35regardless of constitutional norms,
  80. 5:37regardless of ordered liberty, regardless of due process.
  81. 5:41No, we just, and it's like, man,
  82. 5:42you are a regressive status,
  83. 5:44Just like the leftists are regressive statists.
  84. 5:47You just have a different flavor
  85. 5:48of how you want the state to function.
  86. 5:53And so you have this ping ponging
  87. 5:56of a grievance perception.
  88. 5:58You have people that wanna defend Carmelo Anthony
  89. 6:01for no reason other than the skin color.
  90. 6:03And what you don't realize is that
  91. 6:05that's kind of ideology that creates
  92. 6:07the Nick Fuenteses of the world.
  93. 6:09And then you have Nick Fuentes' ideology
  94. 6:11kind of laundered even into the church
  95. 6:14by people posing as pastors or professing to be pastors
  96. 6:18like Joel Webb and others.
  97. 6:20You know, this dude literally said,
  98. 6:22on a national podcast, he's debating
  99. 6:27Ruslan and Avery Austin God logic,
  100. 6:30and he's arguing that, well, no, it is against God's
  101. 6:34normative design to have inter-ethnic marriages.
  102. 6:38What?
  103. 6:41My boy, do you own a Bible?
  104. 6:45Let it all have you have you read this is this is absurd.
  105. 6:51This is absurd.
  106. 6:54And it's it's having outsized impact.
  107. 6:57And some of you listening to me is like, man,
  108. 6:59I've never heard this before.
  109. 7:00Some, some of the younger, less-melinated men
  110. 7:03are being persuaded by the weapons of the world
  111. 7:05and the phointazes of the world.
  112. 7:08I'm saying, what are you talking about?
  113. 7:10Don't you realize that all throughout the scripture,
  114. 7:14Miriam and Miriam Moses,
  115. 7:16assist had a problem with Moses marrying a Cushite wife.
  116. 7:20How did God respond to that?
  117. 7:24One of the major tribes of Israel, in fact,
  118. 7:26two of the major tribes of Israel, Ephraimimim and NASA.
  119. 7:29Do we need to talk about their ancestry?
  120. 7:32They're the product of Joseph marrying an Egyptian woman.
  121. 7:37God's prohibition in the scripture never
  122. 7:40had anything to do with ethnicity, never
  123. 7:42had any to do with skin shade.
  124. 7:45The thing that God prohibited was his people
  125. 7:48Intermarried with people who are pagans whose marriage would turn them away from Yahweh fidelity. That's it
  126. 7:55I'm a we can go on and on and on and on and then oh man, I got to get to the Word of God, but
  127. 8:05Weapon even says some idiocy like well, you won't find the scripture outright condemning polygamy. That's a lie
  128. 8:12First of all God announced his definition for marriage in the book of Genesis for this call shall a man singular be joined to a
  129. 8:19A woman singular and the two shall become one flash.
  130. 8:23Every time when you have violations of God's definition
  131. 8:27for marriage, it was chaotic in Israel's existence.
  132. 8:31Then in the New Testament, when Jesus is queried about marriage,
  133. 8:34he affirms what was articulated in the book of Genesis.
  134. 8:37This is Jesus, the hypostatic union.
  135. 8:39For this call shall amen, even though he knows all of the history,
  136. 8:43he knows about David in them, Solomon in them, Abraham,
  137. 8:46he knows about all the history, yet Jesus affirms.
  138. 8:48for this cause shall a man be joined to his wife and the two,
  139. 8:54not 25, not the troubles and quadruples and none of that.
  140. 8:58And the two shall become one flesh.
  141. 9:00What are we talking about here?
  142. 9:05To the word of God we go.
  143. 9:07Proverbs 28, five, I have more to say about that
  144. 9:10I'm sure you can tell.
  145. 9:13The Lord says this in the book of Proverbs,
  146. 9:14Proverbs 28 verse five, it says this,
  147. 9:17evil men do not understand justice,
  148. 9:22But those who seek the Lord understand it completely.
  149. 9:27If you've been listening to my program for any length of time, you've heard me say,
  150. 9:32that cries for justice void of the cross will rapidly descend into the pursuit of vengeance.
  151. 9:43Christ for justice void of the cross will descend rapidly into the pursuit of
  152. 9:52Vengeance and we are living in an environment to where grievance politics has gripped our country
  153. 10:00Across the political spectrum. I
  154. 10:04Mention what I said about Joel Webb
  155. 10:08Because this dude has literally asked the question if you have a black man a more
  156. 10:14a malinated man who is godly, who loves God,
  157. 10:17who shares your theology, who's upright,
  158. 10:19who's a member of the church where you're serving.
  159. 10:23And he wants to pursue your daughter.
  160. 10:25Would you be willing to allow her to pursue your daughter?
  161. 10:28You know what he says?
  162. 10:30Well, I would prefer for my grandchildren to look like me.
  163. 10:33And he says, if this is the only options available
  164. 10:35in the binary, and if there's a more malinated man
  165. 10:40who meets all my criteria, and there's a less malinated man,
  166. 10:43of course he'd say, he said black and white,
  167. 10:46But if there's a less-melinated man
  168. 10:47who meets all my criteria,
  169. 10:49I'm going to pick the less-melinated man
  170. 10:51because I want my grandchildren to look like me.
  171. 10:53Guys, that is touch-thown skin color-based partiality.
  172. 10:56And this is coming from a man who presses to be a pastor.
  173. 10:59So he's shepherding people and discipling people
  174. 11:04and discipling them into what Jesus said,
  175. 11:06whoa, to the Pharisees who diverse land
  176. 11:08and see the greater gain of prize,
  177. 11:10like to make them too full to child of hell.
  178. 11:13And he attempted to make his assertion in Avery
  179. 11:17And in Ruzeline kept the man and man,
  180. 11:18can you support what you say from scripture?
  181. 11:19He couldn't do it because the scripture doesn't support that.
  182. 11:23I mentioned just a couple examples.
  183. 11:25I can go all through two examples.
  184. 11:26Do I need to talk about Boaz being joined to Ruth,
  185. 11:28the Moabite?
  186. 11:32What are we, do I need to talk about?
  187. 11:34The ancestor to King David, Rahab the Canaanite.
  188. 11:39What are we talking about here?
  189. 11:42But guys, these things, these are worthy ideologies
  190. 11:45that have, they have been laundered
  191. 11:48and coming to the way of the church,
  192. 11:50to where you have, and this is a danger.
  193. 11:52You have people on both ends of the spectrum attempting
  194. 11:56to use scripture as a justification
  195. 11:59for the sinful partiality that they're harboring
  196. 12:01in their hearts.
  197. 12:04Young white men feel alike.
  198. 12:05Well, we've been persecuted by the world,
  199. 12:07so here's our response, then we're gonna be more worldly
  200. 12:11and who cares what the scripture says,
  201. 12:12well, we just need to have our governance.
  202. 12:16Using Alexander Duggar's reference to a Christian prince,
  203. 12:20We just need to have the government to enforce our preferences.
  204. 12:25You got Joe Webster saying dumb stuff like,
  205. 12:27yeah, this shouldn't be no freedom of speech
  206. 12:29in the ambit of so-called Christian nationalism.
  207. 12:32Man, this is foolishness, guys.
  208. 12:36Then you have people like Jasmine Crockett talking about,
  209. 12:39well, that was just a little bitty knife.
  210. 12:41Talking about, that's punctured a man's heart
  211. 12:44and stabbed him to death through the heart.
  212. 12:47What are you talking about?
  213. 12:49Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, you forgot, eh?
  214. 12:51you have to put the shades on, you see,
  215. 12:54because the melanin shade is what governs
  216. 12:56how you evaluate evidence.
  217. 12:57Man, guys, this is not God's way.
  218. 13:01And I don't expect the world to lead in this,
  219. 13:03but I do expect God's people to reject the foolishness.
  220. 13:08Are we, are we, we talk about,
  221. 13:10I'm talking about Republicans and name only.
  222. 13:12Are we Christians and name only?
  223. 13:15That Christianity is just a convenient badge to wear
  224. 13:18when it fits my purposes,
  225. 13:20but when it actually comes down to applying
  226. 13:22God's Word says that, nah, we got to retreat to our tribes.
  227. 13:27We have to retreat to, guys, it is bad, man.
  228. 13:36It's bad.
  229. 13:37And you know the thing that it shows, it shows the lack of gravity that the professing church
  230. 13:47has.
  231. 13:48And it reveals frankly that the Lord's bride, His remnant is probably a lot smaller than
  232. 13:52we think it really, really is.
  233. 13:54you get down to brass taxes.
  234. 13:56Because you get through the whole thing.
  235. 13:58Joe weapons on screen, he used a lot of words,
  236. 14:00trying to sound fanciful and sound educated.
  237. 14:02But the bottom line was he prefers less-melinated skin shade.
  238. 14:06That's what he prefers.
  239. 14:08That's what it comes down to.
  240. 14:09Skin color, skin shade.
  241. 14:11That was the determining factor for him.
  242. 14:12And he was upset that, no, I don't want a United States
  243. 14:15of America where we don't have a significant quantity
  244. 14:19of people with my preferred skin shade.
  245. 14:21You know what that's called?
  246. 14:22Skin color is partiality.
  247. 14:24You know what that's called?
  248. 14:25Sin.
  249. 14:29But when called to repent,
  250. 14:30nah, he don't want to repent,
  251. 14:32he's gonna try to use,
  252. 14:34you know, word smithing,
  253. 14:40to conceal the true malevolent of the sinfulness
  254. 14:43of his heart on this issue.
  255. 14:46And I pray that the Lord opens his eyes.
  256. 14:49This is the Hamilton Corner.
  257. 14:52Yeah, we ready to roll today.
  258. 14:53Thank you all for tuning in to the program.
  259. 15:01A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker,
  260. 15:04Spiritual habits are so important.
  261. 15:06Being God's Word absolutely every single day
  262. 15:09on a pretty regular basis.
  263. 15:10I challenge believers to set the goal of reading
  264. 15:12at least three chapters in your Bible each and every day.
  265. 15:15Why is that important?
  266. 15:17Because amongst other things, the Word of God
  267. 15:19refers to itself as being the sword of the Spirit,
  268. 15:22and that's exactly what it is.
  269. 15:23Well, when you're consuming God's Word,
  270. 15:25when you're reading and meditating on it,
  271. 15:28it's equipping you with the weaponry of God's Word.
  272. 15:30The most powerful weapon in the universe
  273. 15:33is the Word of God.
  274. 15:34And when you're reading and studying God's Word,
  275. 15:37it's equipping you to be a better equipped soldier
  276. 15:39who knows how to take the weapon of the sword of the spirit
  277. 15:42and use it wisely and productively.
  278. 15:45As we prepare ourselves for battle on a daily basis,
  279. 15:48we can prepare to stand against the devil
  280. 15:51and not only just to defend ourselves,
  281. 15:53but to do battle with him and to take territory away from him.
  282. 16:04This is John McRother inviting you to join me
  283. 16:06for Portra So Grace.
  284. 16:08If you notice how people tend to compare themselves to others when evaluating their own
  285. 16:13righteousness, but God's standard is much higher.
  286. 16:17In fact, Jesus said you must be perfect as your heavenly Father is perfect.
  287. 16:22God doesn't compare you to others.
  288. 16:24He compares you to Himself.
  289. 16:26And apart from Christ, everyone fails that comparison because we've all sinned and fallen short
  290. 16:32of His glory.
  291. 16:34But at salvation, God imputed Christ's righteousness to you.
  292. 16:39That is, He put it to your spiritual account.
  293. 16:43Therefore it's your faith in Christ that made you pure, not your personal achievement.
  294. 16:48Let that truth bring joy to your heart and praise to your lips.
  295. 16:52This is John MacArthur trusting your lives are portraits of grace.
  296. 17:05Shiting light into the darkness, this is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
  297. 17:13Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the third here.
  298. 17:18I alluded to this already in the first segment, but I'm going to say it again now.
  299. 17:21And I should mention we're broadcasting live from Pennsylvania where we're here for the Christian
  300. 17:27Home Educators Association of Pennsylvania's 2026 convention, looking forward to being here
  301. 17:33the next few days and pouring it as the Lord would allow me to pour and also to be encouraged
  302. 17:38by those who are here.
  303. 17:42I'm telling man, I'm just gripped by the consistent and predictable and repeated phenomenon to
  304. 17:53where we dehumanize people and are using people like Austin Metcalf and Carmelo Anthony really
  305. 18:03as avatars for pre-existing identitarianism.
  306. 18:10Just stop for a second.
  307. 18:11with the skin shades and the people were reversed.
  308. 18:13How would you assess the facts of the case?
  309. 18:15Based on what you're aware of.
  310. 18:18And the other thing is, it's like,
  311. 18:20do we, are we incapable as a society,
  312. 18:23a positive for a moment of reflecting on the fact
  313. 18:27that both of these young men are bears of God's image
  314. 18:31and to mourn the horrors of the tragedy across the board
  315. 18:37to where the senseless act of violence
  316. 18:41has deprived the Metcalf family of their son
  317. 18:45Carmelo Anthony, his family will be forever changed as well.
  318. 18:53Sent us to 35 years in prison.
  319. 18:56It was a first degree, offense in Texas, in Texas.
  320. 18:59The range of punishment potentially is five to 99 years
  321. 19:02of war life.
  322. 19:04The jury came back for 35 years in Texas.
  323. 19:06It's considered a 3G offense because of the Texas
  324. 19:10code of criminal procedure where it falls
  325. 19:12into the penal statute.
  326. 19:14So you're gonna have to serve half of the time
  327. 19:16for become parole eligible.
  328. 19:21But it's just disgusting to me.
  329. 19:23It's disgusting to me.
  330. 19:27Because you have Jasmine Crockett saying,
  331. 19:30oh, well, that little bitty knife.
  332. 19:31What are you talking about?
  333. 19:34You know, a deadly weapon is not only the instrument,
  334. 19:36but also the manor used.
  335. 19:41And you use a knife to stab a person
  336. 19:43and stop their heart.
  337. 19:44It's certainly a deadly weapon.
  338. 19:45I mean, what are you talking about Jasmine Crockett?
  339. 19:51And then you have on the other side people saying,
  340. 19:52yeah, see, because, you know,
  341. 19:54or white men are under assault.
  342. 19:56Stop the presses, man.
  343. 19:57No, you're not.
  344. 19:58You're not.
  345. 20:00You're not.
  346. 20:01Well, statistically speaking, that happens way more than others.
  347. 20:04How often does it happen across the whole?
  348. 20:08Guys, this is foolish.
  349. 20:09This is foolish.
  350. 20:11And so you have a resurgence of things happening
  351. 20:15that I thought we were past.
  352. 20:20I thought we were past as you have our lighter shade brothers
  353. 20:23now making excuses for harboring sinful partiality
  354. 20:27in their hearts, harboring it,
  355. 20:33Saying things I keep talking about Joe Webb because I just watched one of his stupid videos
  356. 20:36not too long ago, he made this statement that 90 to 95% of you know black churches are heretical
  357. 20:42and you make such a statement.
  358. 20:45Have you assessed all of the churches where you have more melanated people in this country
  359. 20:49than are populated by more melanated people?
  360. 20:51Listen to show you know I'm saying there's no such thing as a black church.
  361. 20:54Stop the presses.
  362. 20:55But are you going to ignore the reality of how the whole phenomenon of the black church came
  363. 20:58about?
  364. 21:00Are we gonna we gonna ignore that we're gonna ignore a limo hings and others and how they were excluded from worshiping together?
  365. 21:06That's that's how it started guys
  366. 21:08There would have been no such thing as a black church if less melanated Christians
  367. 21:13What will in the worship with the more melanated?
  368. 21:15More melanated saints, you know the way it happened in the first century, you know when you had the church at Antioch
  369. 21:20It would never exist and then on the opposite side you have the perpetual grievance industry or since they conversely
  370. 21:29with Jasmine Crock and all these other people are saying that it doesn't matter
  371. 21:32what the facts of the circumstances are, it doesn't matter what the context is
  372. 21:37that based on skin color we are going to adhere to these marks-driven labels of
  373. 21:44oppressor and oppressed based on nothing other than skin color. And frankly I'm
  374. 21:49sick of it. I'm not sick of it coming from the world, I'm sick of it filtering its
  375. 21:55way in the church. The world is gonna world, I don't expect the world to
  376. 22:02understand this. Evil men cannot understand justice. So it's that easy for all of us across the board
  377. 22:15to put our Bibles down and to put Christ down. If skin color is the issue, skin shade is arisen.
  378. 22:23And so all of a sudden there's a jettisoning of any kind of biblical thought, any kind of
  379. 22:28fidelity to scripture, any kind of willingness to worship the Lord, any kind of desire to be
  380. 22:33objective and assess things objectively for what they are.
  381. 22:37I'm not ignorant of what's happened in this country, but how long are we going to be captive
  382. 22:42but what has happened in this country?
  383. 22:45I know about red lying and all of those things, but that doesn't govern everything that's
  384. 22:49happening now.
  385. 22:50I'm just tired of it, man.
  386. 22:55I'm just tired of it.
  387. 22:56I'm just tired of it.
  388. 22:59People continue on.
  389. 23:01You can set your alarm or it's coming.
  390. 23:04Here it comes.
  391. 23:05Somebody about to say lynching.
  392. 23:06Here it comes.
  393. 23:07Oh, this is a modern day lynching.
  394. 23:08Man, I have a friend who not too long ago had a scenario where he's driving a car and I'm
  395. 23:15not going to go into all of the details.
  396. 23:19But there was an older, less-melinated woman who of our own initiative was walking behind
  397. 23:26his car.
  398. 23:27And my friend who was more-melinated unbeknownst to him struck the woman with the vehicle.
  399. 23:37And I'll be, I'll add this in.
  400. 23:39It was in Louisiana.
  401. 23:41And there are many people who would have anticipated,
  402. 23:44oh, here he goes.
  403. 23:46Now, none of this is on the media,
  404. 23:48and I'm gonna tell you why I wasn't on the media.
  405. 23:51And here he goes, oh, here he goes,
  406. 23:54oh, you know, black man strikes white woman,
  407. 23:58oh, you know what's gonna happen next, Jeff,
  408. 24:00you know what's gonna happen?
  409. 24:02My friend called me, we talked, you know what happened?
  410. 24:06Nothing, because the woman who lost her life
  411. 24:13was contributory negligent in her conduct of her affairs, that my friend had no ability to see her,
  412. 24:19not at all. And so when his vehicle struck her, it literally, oh, don't want to say that, was an
  413. 24:30accident, an accident. And I'm, I'm, my friend is probably listening to the show right now,
  414. 24:43and my friend is saying, man, Abe, listen, I didn't do anything wrong. I'm gonna stand on God's word,
  415. 24:47And he didn't do anything wrong.
  416. 24:51I won't go into all the details, but it ended up turning up, turning out that my friend spoke
  417. 24:55to the family members of the deceased woman.
  418. 24:59The family got to learn that my friend was a pillar in the community.
  419. 25:02He was a Christian, and it ended up becoming the God moment of grace between my friend and
  420. 25:07the family of the deceased woman.
  421. 25:11Now I know it right now.
  422. 25:12Some of y'all listening to me say, come on, Abe, that ain't happened.
  423. 25:15That ain't true.
  424. 25:16All right.
  425. 25:17Well, I'll just tell you this.
  426. 25:18I love God way too much.
  427. 25:19It's a lot of y'all.
  428. 25:22And also my friend is probably listening to this show right now.
  429. 25:29How long you can only stay trapped as long as you allow yourself to stay trapped?
  430. 25:39I say long ago, man, I don't understand it.
  431. 25:42I cannot reconcile these two contradictory notions where you have people on a Sunday,
  432. 25:48they'll queue tight tripping.
  433. 25:49I got the victory.
  434. 25:51I got the victory.
  435. 25:52You know, I got the victory.
  436. 25:59then the next day, nah man, I'm a victim.
  437. 26:02Like what, pick one!
  438. 26:06You can't be perpetually both at the same time.
  439. 26:12And I guess what you're hearing from me is just,
  440. 26:17I agree for the Lord's bride
  441. 26:19because it seems that we get caught up in this.
  442. 26:23And so you cannot have a reasonable, objective conversation
  443. 26:28about the instances on the facts.
  444. 26:32It has to be laden with this oppressed, oppressor dynamic that is a perpetual phenomenon.
  445. 26:41While at the same time, saying we want to go forward, I said the same thing when people
  446. 26:45were predictably gone berserk after Louisiana versus Kalei Supreme Court decision.
  447. 26:50I'm like, man, what do we want to be?
  448. 26:51What do we want to be as a people?
  449. 26:57Do we want to be the type of people to where we grow beyond the horrors of our history or
  450. 27:09not?
  451. 27:11to the point, what kind of church will be in this nation? I refer to Acts 17 very often for our Lord
  452. 27:19determined before time the boundaries of our habitation and the times in which we would live so that
  453. 27:26men should seek God. You think he's surprised by the makeup of our nation? I was talking earlier about
  454. 27:38this. Guys, it's not just, it's not just idiotic, it's sinful. It's sinful for Joe Webb in to say
  455. 27:46If there's two Christian men equally qualified to marry my daughter, I want to pick the one
  456. 27:51with the lighter skin shade because I want my grandchildren to look like me. That's a personal
  457. 27:59preference, but it's a preference that is anchored in what the scripture would call partiality.
  458. 28:07And when I'm talking about his sinful, sinful, the simple component of it is when he says
  459. 28:12that his preferences are because
  460. 28:17sameness and skin shade is consistent with God's
  461. 28:21quote unquote normative design.
  462. 28:24That's just a flat lie.
  463. 28:28That's a flat lie.
  464. 28:32And I think it's just a coincidence, Joel,
  465. 28:35that, you know, Rahab and Ruth, the more by test,
  466. 28:40they just happen to be in the lineage of our Messiah.
  467. 28:43I think that's just a coincidence.
  468. 28:45It's just it's a coincidence that on acts two on a day at Pentecost you have literally men from all over the world
  469. 28:52People from all over the world and and as a spirit of God
  470. 28:57It's distributed mucks all men
  471. 29:01That you have those who are outside the upper room hearing
  472. 29:06Our Lord being praised in all of their length. I guess that's just that's just a coincidence. That's just a coincidence guys is sickening
  473. 29:15is sickening and I'm addressing this here because there is a CD underbelly in the
  474. 29:23various corners of the interweb where you have this returning to partiality but
  475. 29:40you're trying to sanitize it but they're trying to sanitize it and it's sickening.
  476. 29:48In the Carmelo Anthony case the jury returned its verdict in three hours. I've
  477. 29:56I've tried homicide cases.
  478. 29:57A three hour verdict on the homicide cases
  479. 30:00is a pretty strong statement.
  480. 30:04It's a statement from the jury that the evidence
  481. 30:07was sufficiently compelling
  482. 30:09that led them to reject the self-defense claim
  483. 30:13that was asserted at trial.
  484. 30:17Now, if you wanna talk to me about details of the trial,
  485. 30:21you wanna talk to me about, you know,
  486. 30:23bats and challenges during jury selection
  487. 30:26that were heard and rejected.
  488. 30:28You want to talk to me about evidence presentation by all means?
  489. 30:30Let's do it.
  490. 30:31But don't come to me talking about where I, you know, I, it is a, you know, I mean,
  491. 30:35cause you got on hand, you got this skin shade and on the other hand, you got this
  492. 30:38skin shade.
  493. 30:39You know, I was going to turn out.
  494. 30:40No, I don't know.
  495. 30:40I was going to turn out.
  496. 30:41I don't know.
  497. 30:42No, I don't.
  498. 30:44I don't.
  499. 30:46From my own personal experiences, from what I've seen in courtrooms, I can tell you
  500. 30:50stories, but most importantly, from what I see in the scripture, from what I see in
  501. 30:54the scripture, I told you story about my friend.
  502. 30:57According to that, Marx's paradigm, my friend would be in Angola prison right now, but he's
  503. 31:04not.
  504. 31:05He's leading a ministry, leading his family, loving his wife, loving his children, and has
  505. 31:10a marker on his staff that even in deep South Louisiana, we have a situation that would have
  506. 31:16been probably unheard of years ago.
  507. 31:20I'm talking about in the 40s and 50s, maybe.
  508. 31:25We have a more melanated man whose vehicle struck a less-melinated woman and she died following
  509. 31:32her wounds.
  510. 31:33But the police investigation showed that my friend was not at fault, not even criminally
  511. 31:40negligent, not even a negligent homicide, nothing because it literally was an accident
  512. 31:47and the lady who lost her life unfortunately was at fault.
  513. 31:53Someone say, A.B. and I.E., if you can call me what you want.
  514. 31:56I'm gonna tell you, like I told those people the first time
  515. 31:59I was accused of this insidious insult.
  516. 32:03I was, ooh, you're a conservative.
  517. 32:05And at the time I didn't know what the word meant.
  518. 32:07And I said to them, what I'm gonna say to you now,
  519. 32:09you can call me whatever name you want.
  520. 32:11But the one thing that I will do and that I know
  521. 32:13that Jesus saved me and I have committed my life
  522. 32:18to trying to live according to what his word teaches.
  523. 32:24And if that's a problem for you,
  524. 32:26then I'm sorry that you have that problem.
  525. 32:31But that's me and my house, we gonna serve the Lord.
  526. 32:33We're not playing these stupid games.
  527. 32:35We're not going to be so predictably triggered
  528. 32:39and such emotionally infantile people
  529. 32:45that you just whispered to Jim Crow up up in arms.
  530. 32:51Well you were, they're replacing us.
  531. 32:58You know, people that may wanna hear this.
  532. 33:03But the first part of God's command to mankind
  533. 33:06was to be fruitful and multiply.
  534. 33:08I wonder what would happen if we had people in our country
  535. 33:11that actually took that seriously.
  536. 33:13And we didn't allow so many of our children
  537. 33:15to be slaughtered in the womb, Jesse Ridgeway,
  538. 33:21and his wife, they were so consumed by the potential
  539. 33:27of a Down Syndrome diagnosis,
  540. 33:29that they were not interested in allowing their son
  541. 33:33to grow to full-term and be delivered.
  542. 33:40When we reject God's way, man, we suffer.
  543. 33:44And we've been diminished to such a degree
  544. 33:47to where though God says children are a blessing,
  545. 33:49most people functionally treat and think of children
  546. 33:52as nothing other than burdens and impediments
  547. 33:55on their pursuit of American dreams.
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  589. 36:11Back to the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
  590. 36:16Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton.
  591. 36:19The third here.
  592. 36:20The one thing I wanted to point out, this is a stat that has come across my desk a couple
  593. 36:25times and resonated with me because we have a young man in our local church who he wants
  594. 36:30to be a farmer.
  595. 36:31And I was encouraging him and his family is encouraging him.
  596. 36:35The high water mark for family owned farms in the United States of America was six and a
  597. 36:42half million family farms in 1920.
  598. 36:45had like I said six and a half million family farms not corporate farms but
  599. 36:53family farms owned in our country in 1920 well as I am talking to you in the
  600. 36:58year by Lord 2026 that number has now plummeted to two million family farms in
  601. 37:05our country so in a little over a century we have hemorrhaged over four
  602. 37:14and four and a half million farms in our nation.
  603. 37:18And as you heard me say, darkness is not an affirmative
  604. 37:22force, but it reoccupies the space that is vacated
  605. 37:24by the light.
  606. 37:26What has often happened is the farming enterprise
  607. 37:31is not continuing generationally.
  608. 37:34So you'll have one family owns a farm,
  609. 37:36and then the next generation would decide,
  610. 37:39now we're going to do something else.
  611. 37:41And don't give me, I understand farming is hard.
  612. 37:43challenging but it's such rewarding work and it has almost unrecognizably created a national
  613. 37:54security issue because as the number of family farms in our nation has decreased, nations
  614. 38:00like China has stepped in and they're providing, you know, pork and beef and other things that
  615. 38:10some instances are not necessarily up to the quality of what we should desire in our nation.
  616. 38:20And I alluded to this during the program last week. There's a reason why we have
  617. 38:28such prevalent iterations of obesity and I'll say it this way, process sugar-related health
  618. 38:38conditions. All the way from diabetes to cognitive issues later in life and in many ways, you
  619. 38:46know, there's an old adage, let your medicine be your food, let your food be your medicine.
  620. 38:50Well, in many ways, we're poisoning ourselves by our consumption habits. And a part of that
  621. 38:56is there is a bit more distance between our food and our consumption. And so I wanted
  622. 39:03to put that on your radar and to encourage some young people like the young man in our
  623. 39:07local church, man, you consider farming. What a valuable and viable way to invest your life
  624. 39:16in providing healthy foods for your neighbors to consume for your own personal development
  625. 39:24and also for your neighbors. And I know that there's in some sectors of our country, there's
  626. 39:30a push in that direction.
  627. 39:33I'm thinking about Rory and Becky Groves,
  628. 39:37who are on this program.
  629. 39:41Several years ago, I got to have them back on
  630. 39:44to talk about utilizing land and farming
  631. 39:46and things of that nature.
  632. 39:46These are things and skills that used to be far more prevalent
  633. 39:50in our country and in many ways, we kind of lost that.
  634. 39:53And I pray amongst the things, man, that we've learned
  635. 39:56or that we would learn as Schmovich has shown us
  636. 40:01that if we're going to thrive as a nation,
  637. 40:03we cannot be relying upon people who wish us harm.
  638. 40:07So in 100 years to have a dearth in family farms,
  639. 40:12dropping from six and a half million
  640. 40:14to barely hitting two million is gravely problematic.
  641. 40:21All right, now I wanna share a little bit with you now
  642. 40:23because there was a hearing on Capitol Hill just yesterday
  643. 40:28and we get the name of the hearing.
  644. 40:35Because the hearing, yes, the hearing was titled
  645. 40:45Breaking Trust, a Tax on Parental Rights,
  646. 40:49Inappropriate Content and Legal Abuses in America Schools.
  647. 40:52And so you had representatives,
  648. 40:55buckle your seat belts when you hear me say this,
  649. 40:57you had representatives from Loudon County, Virginia,
  650. 41:01San Francisco and Chicago who all testified.
  651. 41:04And these are places who have had some of the most egregious instances of abuses and rejection
  652. 41:14of parental rights that we've seen in the country.
  653. 41:17And yet they were there on Capitol Hill and treating the hearing as not an instance to
  654. 41:31help the American people and the families that they purport to serve, but really just defending
  655. 41:36their bureaucracies. Listen to you and watch clip number three, clip number three, go.
  656. 41:42The title of this hearing of the House Committee on Education and Workforces,
  657. 41:46Breaking Trust, Attacks on Frontal Rights, Inappropriate Content and Legal Abuses.
  658. 41:51It set the premise for the line of questioning the school district leaders were faced.
  659. 41:55Committee Chair Congressman Tim Walberg's first question to SFUSD Superintendent Dr. Maria Sue
  660. 42:01was about drag queens.
  661. 42:03I am really proud to be the superintendent
  662. 42:05of San Francisco Unified School District.
  663. 42:07What age are students prepared for drag queen story hour?
  664. 42:12Well, we welcome all 49,000 students as they are.
  665. 42:16Superintendents from San Francisco, Chicago,
  666. 42:18and Loudon County, Virginia were grilled
  667. 42:20by Republican members of the committee
  668. 42:22on subjects like diversity training, restroom policies
  669. 42:25for transgender youth, and the rights of religious parents
  670. 42:29to opt out of certain curricula.
  671. 42:34So you heard the representative from San Francisco and the
  672. 42:37congressman's question is very direct.
  673. 42:40At what age do you owe San Francisco beer crack?
  674. 42:46Dean, it's appropriate for children to be regated with drag queen
  675. 42:49story hours and you heard the.
  676. 42:54Dodge because they're playing dodgeball.
  677. 42:57We're happy to serve all 49,000 of our children.
  678. 43:00Not, not you know, as well as I know, drag queen story hour is not
  679. 43:03about the children. That's an adult. You have a grown man who comes to read a book
  680. 43:10who's dressed up like a woman. That's not. And the administrator wouldn't answer
  681. 43:19the question as to what age is appropriate. You know, he had Loudon County where you
  682. 43:23had the horrible circumstance where one of the most popular cases where we have a
  683. 43:29had a boy who came to school identifying himself as a girl and the school knew
  684. 43:33about this and gave him access to the girls intimate facilities and the boy sexually assaulted
  685. 43:40one of the female students. Then, under the most apparent allowing county they just transferred
  686. 43:45the boy to another school where he repeated the thing. Some of the lesser known violations
  687. 43:50because the Loudoun County continued to allow access to intimate facilities by children
  688. 43:56who would identify themselves inconsistently with their biology. You had situations where
  689. 44:03You had a boy who for three years, three years,
  690. 44:07was taking photos and videos of girls in the locker rooms
  691. 44:10and in restrooms for three years.
  692. 44:15A girl was giving access to a boys locker room
  693. 44:18and a harassment claims came from there.
  694. 44:23You had the Mahmood versus Taylor Supreme Court case
  695. 44:26that said if you're gonna teach these LGBTQIAP plus
  696. 44:31all of this stuff, parents have to be notified
  697. 44:32and given an opt out what you have schools
  698. 44:34understand, and I'm not sure when I'm following that. And it's just seeing this
  699. 44:40display of hubris on Capitol Hill, you know, it's like what it's really like, it's a
  700. 44:45who gonna check me boo status kind of disposition. Like this what we do who
  701. 44:49gonna check me you ain't gonna check me we're gonna do what we want to do. You know
  702. 44:54it's like and Bobby you recall his guy's name who ran for governor in Virginia
  703. 44:58not too long ago when he said parents have no say over what's taught to their
  704. 45:02children, he ended up losing to Glen Yunken. My God, it's his name,
  705. 45:07slipped, slipped, slipped my mind at the moment. Ralph Northam,
  706. 45:13thank you, because that's how a lot of them think. And I understand
  707. 45:23that that's not everybody and not everywhere. But you know, what
  708. 45:27is everywhere that our nation has a stasis that the status quo
  709. 45:34position is God must be excluded from the cultivation of the
  710. 45:38mind at the intentional systematic level. If there are exceptions to where maybe in certain
  711. 45:47areas where teachers are able to kind of in a in a on the fringes so to speak and in some
  712. 45:55way to risk their career by violating the status quo and to try to sneak God in. Understand
  713. 46:03that that is an aberration from the status quo. That is it that is an exception from the
  714. 46:08status quo and that is a violation of the status quo.
  715. 46:14But the majority normative experience is that God must be excluded to which I just asked
  716. 46:22the very simple question.
  717. 46:23And this goes to the point of why I'm here in Pennsylvania, in Virginia last week and
  718. 46:28in Pennsylvania this week.
  719. 46:31How can we execute God's command for his heritage that would be the children he entrusted our
  720. 46:40care to be reared in his nurture and admonition if the majority of our children's waking hours
  721. 46:48excludes the knowledge of God from the cultivation of their minds.
  722. 46:53That is the question I'm asking.
  723. 46:56I think the evidence is in what evidence ain't?
  724. 47:02Look at our nation.
  725. 47:06The government indoctrination system is the only system where 90 plus percent of each generation
  726. 47:12of Americans have been subjected.
  727. 47:17It's not college folks.
  728. 47:20Not 90% of the American population doesn't go to college.
  729. 47:24No, let me say that differently.
  730. 47:26College does not enjoy the presence of participation
  731. 47:30of 90% of the American, 90 plus percent
  732. 47:33of the American populace.
  733. 47:36There's no other system.
  734. 47:42How long?
  735. 47:45And I've mentioned this before, the late voting
  736. 47:48Ockham said, how long will we continue to send our children to Caesar to have their minds
  737. 47:54and hearts cultivated yet act surprised when they come home as Romans?
  738. 47:59How long?
  739. 48:01At some point we have to recognize that it's not a bug, it's a feature.
  740. 48:13One other thing I mentioned on the way out, there's a new study released by researchers
  741. 48:19Caitlyn Myers and Ezekiel Hooper of Middlebury College in Vermont.
  742. 48:25They analyzed the connection between the release of the iPhone in 2007 and the overall decrease
  743. 48:32in fertility since then in a study that was published this month by the National Bureau
  744. 48:39of Economic Research.
  745. 48:42They go on to chronicle empirically that the rise of, well, the introduction of the iPhone
  746. 48:50into our country has contributed to, this is kind of, these are broad strokes from the
  747. 48:56study, contributed to a transition in social interaction away from physical interpersonal
  748. 49:03interaction toward digital interaction.
  749. 49:08and the interaction is through the phone.
  750. 49:10So socializing social groups, kinetic interaction is not occurring.
  751. 49:18It's happening through the medium that is the iPhone.
  752. 49:24There was another study that was published in May by two universities of Cincinnati professors
  753. 49:29titled the Collapse of Fertility in the Digital Era who also tracked their study to 2007.
  754. 49:37they go on to say the iPhone initially was just made accessible through AT&T.
  755. 49:42Then in 2011, it became more accessible through other carriers and they go on to highlight
  756. 49:51how those time periods coincide with the precipitous reduction in American fertility.
  757. 50:00I'm bringing this information to your attention just to once again,
  758. 50:06bring to the foreground when we reject God's way.
  759. 50:09We are the ones who suffer.
  760. 50:11One of the major things, and this is not specific to fertility,
  761. 50:16but the scripture gives us an example in Acts chapter 2
  762. 50:20that the body of Christ in the first century gave themselves
  763. 50:23to the breaking of bread, to prayer, to fellowship,
  764. 50:26and breaking of bread to prayer, to fellowship,
  765. 50:30and the apostles' doctrine.
  766. 50:32There was interpersonal fellowship
  767. 50:34was a vital component of the life of the first century church.
  768. 50:38But in many ways, and I am not a cromedient concerning technology,
  769. 50:43but I do believe Romans 12 applies across the board
  770. 50:46that we shouldn't be conformed to this world, but transformed by the renewal of our minds.
  771. 50:52It should be concerning to us that we have so many, you know, churches that say, oh no, we're
  772. 51:01digital. We're an online church. How does that comport with the biblical instruction to refuse,
  773. 51:13to forsake the gathering of one's selves together.
  774. 51:18What I'm saying guys is when we supplant real-time
  775. 51:25kinetic interpersonal interaction and replace it
  776. 51:28with digital interaction, we're going to lose a vital component
  777. 51:33of what God is ordained for us as bearers of his image.
  778. 51:37The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not
  779. 51:44necessarily reflect those of the American Family Association
  780. 51:47or American Family Radio.

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