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11. 0:32And this is Bishop E.W. Jackson, and for Abraham Hamilton the third,
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19. 1:08It's fundamental principle that liberty and rights do not come from people or from government
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23. 1:21All right.
24. 1:22Well, listen, a lot to talk about tonight.
25. 1:25I want to begin with something a little bit personal.
26. 1:27I'm going to take that into a broader policy issue.
27. 1:31Some of you may not know this, but our organization has a website called
28. 1:35America's Forgotten Children.
29. 1:37America's Forgotten Children, no apostrophe after the yes.
30. 1:39America's Forgotten Children.
31. 1:41.com or .org, we own both of those URLs.
32. 1:46And that site is down because it's been hacked and sabotaged.
33. 1:50And we are working hard to get it back up and running.
34. 1:54And it seems that a couple of our websites have suffered the same attacks.
35. 1:58I'm sure that American Family Association is no stranger to this kind of thing because those
36. 2:07of us who are standing up with the word of God, it seems are subject to these kinds of attempts
37. 2:12to destroy what we're doing.
38. 2:15We're undaunted.
39. 2:16We're not budged.
40. 2:18We're not moved.
41. 2:20We're not in any way intimidated by this.
42. 2:23We will overcome it and create a higher level of security for our website.
43. 2:29But I said all that because that particular website chronicles all of the innocent children
44. 2:34who have been murdered since the defund the police movement began.
45. 2:39And there are 717 of them now, 717 children.
46. 2:44Again, we exclude gangbangers.
47. 2:47This does not include people who are involved in crime or the drug trade.
48. 2:51These are innocent children.
49. 2:53I think the youngest one murdered is three months old.
50. 2:56Well, actually one month old.
51. 2:59There's a three month old child that was murdered as well.
52. 3:02And these are children often caught in the crossfire,
53. 3:05or somebody decides to shoot up the house that they live in.
54. 3:08They're sleeping in their beds, or they're playing
55. 3:10in their living rooms, or sitting in one case.
56. 3:17Child was getting a haircut.
57. 3:20And somebody decides to shoot up the neighborhood,
58. 3:22innocent child is murdered, 717 of them.
59. 3:27There was a recent one that happened 12 year old in New York,
60. 3:31and they made a story of that, but what they're failing to do is connect the dots.
61. 3:35This is an epidemic across the country.
62. 3:37By the way, greatly diminished since President Trump took office.
63. 3:41Greatly diminished.
64. 3:43We have noticed a significant downturn in the number of children murdered since
65. 3:47President Trump took office, because as you all know, crime is down to the lowest
66. 3:50level since 1900. And kudos to President Trump for taking action and setting a tone that says
67. 3:57we're not putting up you thugs and you criminals and you're not going to hide behind race or
68. 4:02hide behind poverty or some other nonsense. We're going to find you. We're going to bring
69. 4:07you to justice and we're going to lock you up. And in some cases, frankly, some of them
70. 4:12ought to be executed. But here we are, 717 children murdered. By the way, Chicago, the
71. 4:22is the worst. Chicago has more murders than all the cities of Florida combined
72. 4:33this year. More murders than all the cities of Florida combined. This is what
73. 4:40happens when these far left people run things. Now I wanted to bring up so
74. 4:47pray for us that our website will be back up. We'll continue to chronicle this
75. 4:51Because what we really want to do is use this as a way of talking about the real issue.
76. 4:56The real issue is not racism, the real issue is not poverty, the real issue is the breakdown
77. 5:00of the family.
78. 5:01The people doing this stuff are generally kids raised in single-parent female-headed households,
79. 5:08often very young mothers.
80. 5:09The kids are raising themselves and being raised by the streets and they're taught to
81. 5:13be dog-eat-dog criminals.
82. 5:17they're taught to live like animals,
83. 5:20and they go out and hurt other people,
84. 5:21and most of the people that they hurt, by the way,
85. 5:24are other black people overwhelmingly.
86. 5:27But you're not allowed to say that,
87. 5:28because after all, we know that the real problem of danger
88. 5:34in the black community is the police hunting down black men.
89. 5:36That's the real problem, right?
90. 5:40I'll tell you this stuff, it just disgusts me
91. 5:44because how many bodies you have to step over,
92. 5:48and many of those bodies, the bodies, the children,
93. 5:50you have to step over before you can finally get to the one
94. 5:53that allows you to make a political point,
95. 5:55oh, look at the racism, look at the racism,
96. 5:57look at this, look at this.
97. 5:58And you cross, you literally step on hundreds of bodies
98. 6:03that you have to ignore that have been murdered,
99. 6:06in order to get to that one that you can use,
100. 6:10is disgusting.
101. 6:12But the socialists, you all probably caught this interview,
102. 6:16The socialist was being asked by an interviewer,
103. 6:20well look, if my wife is raped,
104. 6:23I don't know whether you included murder today,
105. 6:24but my wife is raped,
106. 6:26what do you do with the person who has raped my wife?
107. 6:31What do you do with that person?
108. 6:32You don't believe in prisons.
109. 6:33I mean, what are you gonna do with that person?
110. 6:35She says, I don't wanna get involved in hypotheticals.
111. 6:39Did you all say that?
112. 6:40Yeah, I don't wanna get involved in the hypotheticals.
113. 6:42I mean, that's not a hypothetical.
114. 6:45That's a real world situation.
115. 6:46It's happening every single day in this country,
116. 6:49mainly in the cities that they run.
117. 6:52But let me explain to you,
118. 6:54you probably already know this, but not everybody would.
119. 6:58Why they won't answer that question.
120. 7:01And what that question gets at?
121. 7:04What do you do with the persons committed to crime?
122. 7:07These people are died in the Wal-Marxist.
123. 7:10They are communists.
124. 7:13And what they believe is that when you have a revolution in America and you change the
125. 7:19American system, you get it away from capitalism and you create a true socialist utopia.
126. 7:27People won't commit crimes.
127. 7:29You won't need prisons.
128. 7:32Because the only reason why people commit crimes is because of the inequities produced
129. 7:35by capitalism.
130. 7:37And once you get rid of that, people won't, they will, they will not even want to commit
131. 7:43crimes. Remember, Mayor Brendan Johnson was asked, what do you do? What do you think is
132. 7:50the best way to address the crime problem? Do you all remember what he said? We have to
133. 7:55build more affordable housing. Now you got their BBs for brains to believe that. But he
134. 8:02actually said that we have to build more affordable housing. I mean, you can you can
135. 8:06almost see it now. The thug, the gangbanger, the the murderer, the rapist, he says, Oh,
136. 8:13know what, they're building more affordable housing. I don't have to commit crimes anymore.
137. 8:20Hey everybody, let's just get packed up and get ready to move into our affordable housing because
138. 8:26we don't have to be criminals now. I mean, this is the silliness. This is the absurdity.
139. 8:35These people actually believe that human beings don't commit wrongs like this for any reason other than
140. 8:46and societies injustice that forces them to it.
141. 8:51And once you get rid of the injustices of society
142. 8:54and you create a system of perfect social justice,
143. 8:57nobody will be interested in committing crimes anymore.
144. 9:03You know, they practically got rid of the mafia in Russia
145. 9:07because after all, once you had socialism in Russia,
146. 9:10the mafia didn't want to commit crimes.
147. 9:12Well, there was a little added incentive,
148. 9:15which was that the Soviet Union would kill you.
149. 9:22I mean, they would just literally kill you.
150. 9:26You remember the Russian mafia?
151. 9:27Yeah, boom, they blew your brains out.
152. 9:30They'd take you out back and blow your brain.
153. 9:31I mean, there was no joke about what was gonna happen to you
154. 9:36if you were found to be a member of organized crime.
155. 9:41It wasn't that people didn't want to commit crime
156. 9:45and that the people didn't still commit crime,
157. 9:47but there was a heavy price to pay.
158. 9:54And you've got these idiots running around our country
159. 9:56thinking that somehow they're gonna create a system
160. 9:58that people just say, you know what boy,
161. 10:00I'll tell you things are just so just
162. 10:03and they're just so good.
163. 10:05I don't even have the impulse to commit crimes anymore.
164. 10:08I'm just gonna go collect my socialist check
165. 10:13Check and live in my socialist housing and eat my socialist food and drive my socialist car
166. 10:21And I am going to be I am just content now
167. 10:26Because they do not understand human nature. They have rejected God
168. 10:29They think we evolved out of the cosmic ooze and they don't understand that the human heart is
169. 10:35Wicked above everything who can know it
170. 10:39They don't realize crime doesn't come out of poverty
171. 10:43crime comes out of the sinfulness of the human heart.
172. 10:47Because if that weren't the case, once a person was no longer poor,
173. 10:56they wouldn't commit crimes anymore. But people of all income classes commit crimes.
174. 11:02But this is the absurdity. That's why they won't answer the question,
175. 11:08because they know if they said what they really believe, which is pure Marxism,
176. 11:13people would look at it and go, what? Are you crazy? I mean, as if they're not already crazy enough.
177. 11:25Speaking of that, Francesca Hong lost her bid for the government of shit because
178. 11:34she was a little bit too crazy, apparently, even for Bernie Sanders and AOC. They're not really,
179. 11:40not too crazy for them, ideologically, but too crazy for them in terms of how much
180. 11:45it was revealed what she really thinks. You remember Rush Limbaugh used to say
181. 11:52liberals have to lie about what they really think because if people knew what
182. 11:57they really think nobody would ever vote for them. So the smarter ones say yeah
183. 12:07of course we believe in abolishing prisons but stupid don't tell people that
184. 12:13yeah of course we hate Thanksgiving because it's imbued with all kinds of
185. 12:18Thanks to God and all that.
186. 12:20But don't be so stupid as to tell people that.
187. 12:27And on and on it goes with the bizarre ideas
188. 12:30that these people hold.
189. 12:31Pure Marxism is what they're following.
190. 12:34Pure communism, frankly.
191. 12:36And you know, one of Marx's principles was
192. 12:38ruthlessly criticized everything.
193. 12:43Yeah, Marx said ruthlessly criticized everything.
194. 12:46In other words, completely dismantle the whole construct
195. 12:51of a society that is rooted and grounded in what they would call bourgeois values.
196. 12:57You know, faith in God, family and all that, the family is nothing but a slave system.
197. 13:03And you know, belief in God is the opiate of the masses.
198. 13:06So we reject all of that.
199. 13:07That's bourgeois values that you have to get rid of.
200. 13:11And that's exactly what these people believe.
201. 13:13I think most Democrats think that way.
202. 13:15I mean, Jerry Natalie, remember when I think it was Chip Roy who read a scripture about
203. 13:20cross-dressing from the Bible, I think from the book of Leviticus. And Jerry Natler said,
204. 13:26you know, this house is not interested in what any God has to say about anything.
205. 13:33Well, that's the way they all think. You remember the ridicule that we've gotten as Christians when
206. 13:38some tragedy happens and we say, our prayers go up on behalf of these people. We don't need your
207. 13:44prayers. We don't need your prayers. Because for them, government is God. And you go beg the
208. 13:51the government and the government answers all things.
209. 13:55Why you silly people talking about God?
210. 14:00That's really where they're coming from.
211. 14:01That's the way they think.
212. 14:04So they have this mechanistic view of life
213. 14:06that we just create the utopia.
214. 14:09We want everything will be perfect.
215. 14:11If you've heard me say this before,
216. 14:13Marxism is nothing but an attempt to create the kingdom
217. 14:16of God without God.
218. 14:19And you know whose idea that is.
219. 14:21This is Bishop E.W. Jackson.
220. 14:23If I am Hamilton the third,
221. 14:24stand by folks, there's more to come, back in a moment.
222. 15:00A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker,
223. 15:03our words are powerful, much more so than we
224. 15:06as human beings typically understand.
225. 15:08A saying that used to be popular years ago stated,
226. 15:12"'Sticks and stones may break my bones,
227. 15:13"'but words will never harm me.'"
228. 15:17This is possibly one of the biggest lies you will ever hear.
229. 15:21Words can hurt to an extreme degree,
230. 15:24and people use them to hurt others every single day.
231. 15:28Yet for us as believers, followers of Christ,
232. 15:30our goal is to use our words every day to bless others
233. 15:35and point them to Christ.
234. 15:37Our words should bless others,
235. 15:39promote healing in people's lives,
236. 15:41grace and encouragement in the lives of those around us.
237. 15:44We should habitually lift others up by our words.
238. 15:48It is in fact relatively easy to bless others
239. 15:51and encourage people with our words.
240. 15:53if we wisely and very deliberately seek to do so.
241. 16:05Shining light into the darkness,
242. 16:07this is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
243. 16:12I'm sure most of you have probably heard of Antonio
244. 16:14Gramsci.
245. 16:15I've talked about him in the past.
246. 16:17Haven't mentioned him lately, but Antonio Gramsci
247. 16:20was a disciple later.
248. 16:23I mean, Karl Marx had died by the time Antonio Gramsci was born.
249. 16:28If I'm not mistaken, it might have
250. 16:30a little overlap there, but he didn't know him personally, but he was a disciple of his
251. 16:36worshiped, called monks.
252. 16:38Antonio Gramsci came up with this theory of a quiet revolution by undermining and overthrowing
253. 16:51the values that upheld what they would call bourgeois society.
254. 16:55So rather than trying to have a violent revolution, you get in and you undermine all the principles
255. 17:02and ideals that uphold a free society.
256. 17:06And so for the United States of America, for example, when Tony O'Gramsci even talked about,
257. 17:13you get in and you supplant the fundamental values, individual liberty, the importance
258. 17:19of family, faith in God.
259. 17:21You supplant those with this new set of values.
260. 17:25You get rid of all that.
261. 17:26you, instead of promoting the importance of family, you undermine that by telling kids,
262. 17:31don't tell your parents that you are transgender. We'll keep that from them. They'll never understand,
263. 17:37so don't do you. We will take care of you. So the state then becomes the primary influence
264. 17:43in the child's life. And you don't uphold family. You undermine that with homosexuality and promiscuity
265. 17:54and voyeurism and you know you put pornography anything you can think of just
266. 17:59basically destroy that. There was a Hungarian communist Gregorri and I'm not
267. 18:12thinking of his last name it'll come to me who when he became commissar of
268. 18:18of Hungary, one of the first things he did was to instruct the teachers under their dictatorship
269. 18:26to begin to talk to children about sexual matters and explain to them that their parents
270. 18:32didn't do it because their parents were holding them back and they were now going to be freed
271. 18:37up to know the things that they really needed to know and they shouldn't have confidence
272. 18:42and their parents and their decrepit ideas, they should have confidence in the state.
273. 18:51That was now going to teach them the right way.
274. 18:56Hitler did the same thing with what he called Hitler Youth.
275. 19:00So you undermine all of that so that you can create a society, you can have a revolution
276. 19:06from within.
277. 19:08Once you get a whole generation of people believing this new set of ideas and values, then they
278. 19:14They will create the communist utopia without even having to shed blood.
279. 19:19You can shed blood later for all the people who are left over who still resist.
280. 19:23You can kill them later.
281. 19:24But you can start the society.
282. 19:26Basically, you can create the new communist utopia without that.
283. 19:31You can do it right under their noses without them even fully realizing it.
284. 19:35And we all know that that's pretty much what they've been trying to do.
285. 19:40And we hadn't noticed it.
286. 19:42we now are awakened. We are awakened, not woke, but awakened. And we see exactly what they're
287. 19:50trying to do. I've said that the whole obsession with race, ROS, racial obsession syndrome
288. 20:00said ought to be a new psychological malady that needs treatment. But all of that is a
289. 20:06replacement in the United States of America for class warfare, because class warfare doesn't
290. 20:12work because we're too upwardly mobile. But you can you can create racial
291. 20:18classifications. And now of course, they've got other classifications where you
292. 20:21know, you they've got Islam and they've got homosexuality and transgenderism and
293. 20:26non binary. And you know, it's a slice and dice people however you need to. But
294. 20:32you create that as a way of keeping people divided and having the the the
295. 20:39Marxist right in to rescue the society from its own
296. 20:45internal division and decay
297. 20:48We're going to set up as just society in which we won't have millionaires and billionaires and some people who
298. 20:56Have to go without
299. 20:59Everyone is going to have we're gonna make everybody equal
300. 21:03Yeah, everybody equally miserable
301. 21:06Everybody equally impoverished
302. 21:08Here's a perfect example of this.
303. 21:13The University of Michigan, by the way, I applied to the University of Michigan Law
304. 21:17School, got in but didn't chose not to go.
305. 21:20University of Michigan is now a liberal bastion, as so many of our schools now are.
306. 21:25They didn't start out that way necessarily.
307. 21:28Harvard started out as a school to educate ministers to take the gospel of Jesus Christ
308. 21:32across the nation.
309. 21:33now it is a basket case of leftist, traitorous ideological madness. I mean they've sold out
310. 21:45to Karl Marx and to communist China and pretty much anything else but the United States of
311. 21:51America. But the University of Michigan has now started a pilot program to do away with
312. 21:58with grades for a freshman, and by the way, in the Department of the College of Literature,
313. 22:06Science, and the Arts.
314. 22:08Now just think about this, we've got engineers and doctors coming from all over the world here
315. 22:14because we're not producing enough engineers and doctors ourselves, and these idiots are
316. 22:19doing away with grades and they go for the first year, and this is a pilot program because
317. 22:25what they want to do really I think they want to do this the whole university because after all
318. 22:29they shouldn't be any sense of competition and here's the excuse that they're using say this is going
319. 22:34to be better for the mental health of freshmen they're finding young people with too often are
320. 22:41are depressed and anxious and doing away with grades is going to help them feel better about
321. 22:48themselves. I mean, have you ever heard such nonsense? Look, folks, the reason why so many young
322. 22:57people are depressed is that our society has become so confused and we are not giving them a
323. 23:05solid foundation upon which to view life and themselves. When you tell young people that there
324. 23:13is no ultimate meaning to life, there is no God, there is no morality, that everybody is just
325. 23:19and making it up as they go along and doing the very best they can,
326. 23:23that life is essentially meaningless,
327. 23:25and that's exactly what they're being told.
328. 23:27That's what's being transmitted to them.
329. 23:29What do you expect?
330. 23:31We weren't designed to live that way.
331. 23:34We weren't designed to think that way.
332. 23:36We were designed, we were created to be in connection with,
333. 23:41in intimate relation with Almighty God.
334. 23:45Therein is our fulfillment.
335. 23:49That's what makes us fully human.
336. 23:56And when you rob people of that by telling them,
337. 23:58oh, there's no God, there's no morality,
338. 24:02nothing means anything.
339. 24:05No wonder they're depressed.
340. 24:07And they think, well, we'll get rid of greats
341. 24:09and then they'll all feel better.
342. 24:13And this is one of the reasons why
343. 24:17we have been such a powerful society,
344. 24:20not the only reason, but one of the reasons.
345. 24:23When a society is rooted and grounded in the foundation of God, it makes people stronger.
346. 24:31Not that we are perfect, but it makes us stronger because we are not floating around on our own.
347. 24:41We are not just kind of bouncing from pillar to post. We know in whom we have believed. We know
348. 24:48where we've come from. We know where we're going. We know who we are. That's what allows us to send
349. 24:56young men to the beaches of Normandy at 18 and 19 years old to storm the beaches of Normandy
350. 25:05in behalf of our liberty and against the evil of Nazism, because they knew who they were. They
351. 25:14knew what they were fighting for. Now, oh, we can't. We can't have grades for freshmen. They're too
352. 25:19anxious. They're, it makes them depressed. I mean, you know, we forget, see, this is part of not telling
353. 25:29the truth about our history. We are pioneering people. That is in our spiritual and cultural
354. 25:37DNA. We are pioneering people. Our ancestors arrived on this continent and they had to fight
355. 25:43beasts. They had to fight Native Americans. They had to fight the weather. They had to
356. 25:47fight the wilderness. I mean, they basically had to struggle. We don't come from a pampered
357. 25:58a legacy or ancestry.
358. 26:02I mean, Americans need to reclaim our connection and understanding of the fact we're tough people.
359. 26:11And again, I'm saying we're perfect or that people don't get into trouble or people might
360. 26:19not at times need emotionally or emotional psychological buttressing and help.
361. 26:25I'm not saying that at all.
362. 26:27I'm saying the culture of our country is that the American people are a robust, dynamic,
363. 26:36strong people.
364. 26:39We don't need crying rooms.
365. 26:41We don't need safe spaces.
366. 26:45We don't need to have ourselves sheltered from someone who might offend us.
367. 26:50We don't have a right not to be offended.
368. 26:53Deal with it.
369. 26:54I mean, it's part of life.
370. 26:59We live in a sinful, sin-sick world.
371. 27:05You know, the Bible says,
372. 27:06be strong in the Lord and in the power of His might.
373. 27:08Put on the whole arm of God
374. 27:10that you may be able to stand against the wiles
375. 27:12of the devil.
376. 27:13And we got these idiots running around,
377. 27:14oh, well, no, don't be strong
378. 27:16because we don't expect that of you.
379. 27:18That might make you depressed and anxious.
380. 27:22Here you go.
381. 27:22Here's some puppy, here's a puppy to rub.
382. 27:25You can have some puppy therapy.
383. 27:28I mean, what?
384. 27:34Grow up.
385. 27:37And you got these, again, these,
386. 27:41bunch of godless idiots teaching our young people
387. 27:45to be weak as opposed to encouraging them to be strong.
388. 27:51You know, let me say, we are spiritual
389. 27:54and intellectual heirs of George Washington.
390. 27:58I mean, leaving aside the integrity
391. 28:00and honor of the man.
392. 28:02George Washington was tough.
393. 28:05I mean, that man spent five years
394. 28:07sleeping under the stars fighting for the liberty of this nation.
395. 28:14I mean, this is the guy who fell in an icy river in Ohio and lived to tell about it.
396. 28:23This is the guy who's jacket was shot two or four times and lived to tell about it.
397. 28:28Now, of course, we know it was the grace of God operating here, but that's part of where
398. 28:33our strength comes from.
399. 28:39And when you take God out of the equation and you just leave people to their own devices,
400. 28:46this is what you get.
401. 28:49A bunch of wheat need, wimpy, you know, it's just, we've got to move away from that.
402. 29:03And I'm not talking about being hard or mean or nasty with people.
403. 29:08I'm not saying that at all.
404. 29:09I'm sure you all know that.
405. 29:13But we can't treat people like their fragile toys that at the least little pressure or conflict,
406. 29:30they're going to crack into a thousand pieces.
407. 29:37Now you all will forgive me.
408. 29:40My wife sometimes says to me, she says, you don't, but she hears me talk, she says, now
409. 29:45you're not in the Marine Corps anymore.
410. 29:51So yes, I may have a little bit of that Marine Corps toughness that was instilled in me, but
411. 29:59I think that's a good thing.
412. 30:02And I think we would do well to encourage our young people to develop some toughness and to
413. 30:11particularly our men to get in touch with reasonable, rational, honorable masculinity.
414. 30:28aint nothing wrong with it.
415. 30:33That's part of our problem now.
416. 30:35You know, instead of men just being men
417. 30:38without apologizing for it, you got this idiot,
418. 30:41Sighyad out in Michigan talking about,
419. 30:43you know football is toxic masculinity.
420. 30:45That's, you know, of all the people.
421. 30:47I mean, he's in a religion that wants to wrap a woman up
422. 30:51like a mummy and beat her if she dares to behave
423. 30:59in a way that her husband or father or brother,
424. 31:01whatever, some male doesn't appreciate and kill her if she
425. 31:05dares to fall in love with or wants to be with a man who is not
426. 31:09a Muslim. And he's going to lecture us about paxxic masculinity
427. 31:15and football. Lord have mercy on us. You know, let me just say
428. 31:25from this perspective, by the way, in next segment, I want to
429. 31:27start taking your calls, you can comment on anything I've
430. 31:30mentioned or something else that you want to bring up. And
431. 31:33there's plenty to bring up. We haven't talked about Iran lately
432. 31:35and the president dealing with, you know, they've apparently had another assassination plot going,
433. 31:41which they required them to sneak him out of the Air Force. One, he was going to use into another one
434. 31:48that he ended up flying out in. I mean, that's another matter. We could certainly talk about that,
435. 31:54but the number is 888-589-8840.
436. 31:57That's 888-589-8840.
437. 32:04Look, we need to reaffirm manhood specifically,
438. 32:12but strength, human strength,
439. 32:16and I don't mean physical strength alone.
440. 32:18I mean, just human fortitude,
441. 32:21because I think that's part of who we are as Americans.
442. 32:23This is Bishop E.W. Jackson in favor,
443. 32:25Hamilton the third, number again is 888-589-8840,
444. 32:30back in the month.
445. 33:06Hello, my name is Andy Miller,
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455. 33:38When God allows something difficult in your life, you could look at it as His gift to you.
456. 33:44Here's Nancy DeMoss-Wahlgamuth.
457. 33:46If our way is perverse before God, what a mercy it is when God sets out to oppose us in
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459. 33:55God's way of getting your attention. On the next, we have our hearts with Nancy DeMoss
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461. 34:08The names of God. This is David Wheaton, host of the Christian worldview. One of the most
462. 34:14instructive ways God reveals himself in his word is through his many names, about 20 or
463. 34:19more. Elohim appears first in Genesis 1, describing God as the eternal triune creator. When God
464. 34:27said to Moses, I am who I am. This is my name forever. And this is my memorial name to
465. 34:33all generations. He established his personal name, Yahweh, or Jehovah, the self-existent
466. 34:40one.
467. 34:41The point of knowing God's names is not just knowledge, but rather to deepen our trust
468. 34:46in and worship of the perfect Lord, Adonai.
469. 34:50Here are most recent programs on the names of God at TheChristianWorldView.org, and then
470. 34:55Join us this weekend as we discuss the theories around the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
471. 35:00Listen to the Christian worldview with David Wheaton, Saturday mornings at 8 Central on American
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474. 35:17Back to the Hamilton Quarter on American Family Radio.
475. 35:21You know, one of the things I learned, and I'm going to come to the lines and lines are
476. 35:26are getting full, the numbers 888-589-8840.
477. 35:30One of the things I learned when I became a Christian was
478. 35:33there was nothing effeminate about being a Christian man.
479. 35:37And I think that people have been convinced
480. 35:40that somehow being a Christian makes you weak.
481. 35:44And people have tried to promote that notion.
482. 35:46Nothing could be further from the truth.
483. 35:48And I'll tell you something,
484. 35:50there was nothing weak about Jesus in any way.
485. 35:53I don't, not even physically.
486. 35:54I mean, if you really want to, I mean, as a carpenter,
487. 35:57during that time, you know, you didn't have power soles.
488. 36:00You know, you, you, you, if a man was a carpenter
489. 36:04in Jesus' day, he was doing some serious lifting
490. 36:08and some serious work.
491. 36:11So there was nothing weak about Jesus,
492. 36:13certainly not spiritually.
493. 36:14I mean, he went into the temple and with people out of there,
494. 36:16my house shall be called to house and prayer.
495. 36:18You turn it into a den of thieves, get out.
496. 36:21And he didn't ask anybody's permission.
497. 36:23So there was nothing weak about Jesus and there's nothing weak about Christian manhood.
498. 36:30So just want to get that out there.
499. 36:31One other thing I do want to mention before I come to the calls, and that is a former executive
500. 36:36of SPLC, Southern Poverty Law Center, has been arrested on fraud charges.
501. 36:42This is probably going to be the first among a number of arrests as a result of, you know,
502. 36:48set up false bank accounts through which to launder the money that they were using to
503. 36:55pay groups like the KKK, the skinheads, the national socialists, in other words Nazis,
504. 37:02the American Nazis, and they paid people to go and create problems in Charlottesville,
505. 37:08Virginia, when you had that big debacle there and people blamed President Trump when he
506. 37:13said they're good people on both sides, but he was absolutely right because there were
507. 37:17people out there who felt that, you know, I'm not, I don't
508. 37:22necessarily agree with, with, you know, the lionizing or praising
509. 37:28the Confederacy, but it's part of our history. And we should not
510. 37:31be tearing down statues. Those are decent people on that side.
511. 37:35They might have been some people there thought, well, you
512. 37:37know, I don't think we need these here. Maybe we need to put
513. 37:40them somewhere where anybody who wants to can go see them. And
514. 37:43You know, that's a reasonable position for people to take, but
515. 37:47SPLC was responsible for making sure that the ugliest of the ugly showed up there. They financed them to be there folks
516. 37:55To create problems
517. 37:57Somebody ought to go to jail
518. 37:59In it eight five eight nine eight eight four zero. Let's come to your calls. Thank you all for your patience
519. 38:05Let's go first to Joseph in Ohio. Joseph. Welcome. Thank you Bishop Jackson
520. 38:11good to hear you voice before I share what I'd like to share my wife would like to say something.
521. 38:18Oh, would you please say something?
522. 38:21Would I please? I know exactly who that is. Okay. Okay, folks, there's a little, there's a little behind the scenes story.
523. 38:36I'll tell you about this one, but, but good to hear from you too.
524. 38:39you.
525. 38:40So, going Carol, we know that you really absolutely love the Ark Encounter.
526. 38:47So my husband wants to tell you about a new wonderful ministry.
527. 38:52Yes.
528. 38:53And this is a partnership with the people that answers in Genesis.
529. 38:59They called it the Ark Voyage.
530. 39:02It's a flood simulator where it's on a trailer and it can be taken to different churches and
531. 39:09And what will happen is it's an evangelistic outreach tool.
532. 39:14People will get in, a few people will get in, the doors will shut as if they're in the
533. 39:19arc.
534. 39:20And then the people that answers in Genesis are putting special effects in there to make
535. 39:26you feel like you're as much as possible in the arc.
536. 39:31People knocking on the door trying to get in, sound effects like that.
537. 39:35And then afterwards there's a, it'll be an outreach,
538. 39:39an explanation of the gospel.
539. 39:41But I just wanted to share that with you since we know
540. 39:43that the ark has been very, very special to you.
541. 39:48And if I could give a website where anybody else,
542. 39:52or anybody else,
543. 39:53a little more about it,
544. 39:54yeah, it's gototheworld.org.
545. 39:58Just go to theworldalloneword.org.
546. 40:02All right, well, listen, it is great to hear from you too.
547. 40:05And who knows, maybe we'll have another arc encounter one day.
548. 40:09Okay.
549. 40:11All right, thank you all for the call folks.
550. 40:13I ran into them at the arc and they heard me talking
551. 40:17to my wife and came up to me and said, say something.
552. 40:22I looked what?
553. 40:24Well, they didn't recognize me, they hadn't seen me,
554. 40:27but they recognized my voice.
555. 40:28So when she said say something, I knew immediately.
556. 40:32All right, let's go to Dixon in Texas, Dixon, welcome.
557. 40:39Hello, hear me?
558. 40:42I can hear you.
559. 40:43Great to have you on Dixon.
560. 40:45All right, I love hearing you.
561. 40:46You'd have common sense.
562. 40:48Well, thank you, sir.
563. 40:50Okay, you can call me a conspiracy theorist
564. 40:53because I believe that that pandemic was a pandemic
565. 40:57all the way through January the 6th
566. 41:00because, okay, they knew the election was coming up.
567. 41:04So, Fauci had to say, everybody had to stay home
568. 41:07and mail in ballot.
569. 41:11And then they knew the election was stolen.
570. 41:14So they had to create chaos at January 6th.
571. 41:18And I don't know if you saw the video
572. 41:20of three Capitol police officers walking down the hallway.
573. 41:24And then they seemed to change their clothes
574. 41:28into Trump supporters and walking out.
575. 41:31You know, it was all planned out if you asked me.
576. 41:36Okay, well, and look, thank you for the call first of all
577. 41:42and appreciate hearing from you and thank you
578. 41:44for encouraging me.
579. 41:48Look, I don't know about joining January 6
580. 41:53with the pandemic or with COVID,
581. 41:57But I'll tell you one thing, it's really quite clear to me
582. 42:01that involved in all of it was an attempt
583. 42:04to demoralize the American people,
584. 42:07to criminalize the American people,
585. 42:11to basically try to turn us all into a bunch of people
586. 42:16unworthy for any credibility whatsoever.
587. 42:23They turned out all the January six people into criminals.
588. 42:25They turned all of us who objected
589. 42:27to the way COVID was handled, essentially into criminals
590. 42:30or into dangerous people trying to kill others.
591. 42:33So in that sense, I definitely do not disagree with you.
592. 42:37Look, I think there are forces of evil at work behind the scenes.
593. 42:40There's no question about that.
594. 42:41I don't know that they're all connected or networking together.
595. 42:44But look, I always say this, the greatest conspirator
596. 42:49is the devil.
597. 42:50And there is no question whether people are conscious of it
598. 42:53or not.
599. 42:54He is using them to the hilt to bring, as Jesus said,
600. 42:59stealing, killing, and destroying to all of us.
601. 43:04But thank God he's already defeated.
602. 43:08Let's go to Steve.
603. 43:09I think that's in Mississippi.
604. 43:10Steve, welcome.
605. 43:14Missouri, sorry about that, Steve.
606. 43:16That's okay.
607. 43:17Anyway.
608. 43:17That was better.
609. 43:26We shouldn't be surprised 70 years ago in 1956.
610. 43:44And he even explained in a speech, socialism.
611. 43:54And if they did that for a long period of time,
612. 43:56one day we would wake up and say, oh, we're communist.
613. 44:02Yeah, well, you know, you heard me talk about that.
614. 44:05Again, thank you so much for the call, Steve.
615. 44:08You heard me talk about Antonio Gramsci,
616. 44:11and that's right in line with that.
617. 44:14Basically, you just subvert from within.
618. 44:17Communist China's doing that right now.
619. 44:19Stalin, by the way, was doing that right
620. 44:21under Roosevelt's nose.
621. 44:23If you study the history, Stalin was absolutely
622. 44:28trying to infiltrate the United States of American,
623. 44:30infiltrate our government.
624. 44:32And frankly, I don't think Joseph McCarthy was wrong.
625. 44:34I think that he had some personal problems
626. 44:37that were used to destroy him, frankly.
627. 44:40But I don't think he was wrong when he said that,
628. 44:43you know, communism was basically
629. 44:45infiltrating the country.
630. 44:46And here we are now with people running for office
631. 44:49and winning even this woman, Hong.
632. 44:52I mean, she only lost by half a point, folks.
633. 44:55Half a point.
634. 44:57to think that that many people are willing to support somebody,
635. 45:00that that's crazy, who is that crazy?
636. 45:03So yeah, there's no question about it.
637. 45:06They're moving with stealth behind the scenes
638. 45:11to try to subvert our country from within.
639. 45:13You all know that I called for a,
640. 45:15when I was running for president,
641. 45:17and I still believe it,
642. 45:18we ought to have a national security audit.
643. 45:21We have examined every instance
644. 45:23in which there is any connection to communist China,
645. 45:27to communist ideology or organizations,
646. 45:30anywhere in our society.
647. 45:33And I'm not talking about a witch hunt,
648. 45:35I'm just talking about trying to figure out
649. 45:37where are our national security vulnerabilities
650. 45:41as a result of having people in places
651. 45:44that could hurt us who really aren't for our country
652. 45:46and would be perfectly happy to consort with the enemy
653. 45:49to undermine and hurt our country.
654. 45:53just like the 9-1-1 terrorist did.
655. 45:59I mean, they got their training right here in our country.
656. 46:02Now that wasn't with the complicity of most Americans,
657. 46:05I can, any American I can think of,
658. 46:07but they were just moving right among us
659. 46:09to destroy us from within.
660. 46:13Let's go to William in Texas, William, welcome.
661. 46:17Howdy, Kimo, Sabi, thank you for your service.
662. 46:21Thank you, sir.
663. 46:22Howdy back in.
664. 46:23an answer. I have an answer for all the senseless murders and killings, I kind of think. We don't
665. 46:30need, we need the court. You're going to get your day in court. You tell me, you're going
666. 46:34to get your day in court, but you're going out back tonight, Bubba. They ain't going to be,
667. 46:38you know, two years down the road. Anyway, thank you.
668. 46:42Oh, right. Listen, will you, you know, it's interesting. I was, I was saying that very thing
669. 46:49to my wife, I think this morning talking about some of these heinous crimes that people can
670. 46:55actually, you know, we were talking about this murder committed, I think was in Idaho, the
671. 47:04guy who went and killed those four girls. And I was saying to my wife, I said, you know,
672. 47:11once you are convicted of a heinous crime like that, killed three girls and one guy,
673. 47:17you've killed four innocent people, forget it, Jack.
674. 47:22It's over.
675. 47:23It's over.
676. 47:24We're not gonna spend 50 years feeding you
677. 47:27and clothing you and giving you medical care and all of that.
678. 47:31But the prosecutors, well anyway,
679. 47:33but so all I'm saying is I agree with you, brother.
680. 47:37Let's go to Tim also in Texas, Tim, welcome.
681. 47:44Let's see, did I get you, Tim?
682. 47:45There you go.
683. 47:49Yes, I can hear it down, Tim.
684. 47:50Okay. Okay. My question is if actually these people that are running socialist, that's actually
685. 47:57communist, when they get to Washington, DDC and they have to take an oath of office, aren't
686. 48:04they supposed to swear to uphold and defend the Constitution? Because we know they're going
687. 48:09to be lying when they take the oath. You've got that right. And of course, their ideology
688. 48:16teaches them that it's okay to lie. You can lie in order to advance communism, just like
689. 48:20you can lie in order to advance Islam is same thing is true there.
690. 48:24I mean, these Muslims who are taking the oath of office on the Quran,
691. 48:28I don't believe it for a moment.
692. 48:30I don't believe that they're committed to the Constitution of the United States.
693. 48:33I believe they're committed to Sharia law.
694. 48:35Thank you for the call, Tim.
695. 48:36I think we've got room for time just barely to get you in.
696. 48:40Ryan and Ryan, you are from Mississippi. Welcome.
697. 48:44Yes, sir.
698. 48:45I am and appreciate the time.
699. 48:48A long time listener is great to call in first time calling in.
700. 48:51Oh, great.
701. 48:52First, God bless you.
702. 48:55Appreciate the work that you'll do and just the honesty and the logic and as one guy said
703. 49:02earlier, the sense, the common sense.
704. 49:07But I wanted to comment on, you know, you mentioned that Christian men are seen, or I
705. 49:15I guess it's societally as seen as weak.
706. 49:20The toxin masculinity, all of that.
707. 49:24But that's something that made a bunch of guys
708. 49:27in my circle that I'm essentially do life
709. 49:31with, go to church with discipleship groups, all of that.
710. 49:35Discussed on a regular basis, you know,
711. 49:36is you can be a manly man, doesn't mean you have to go out
712. 49:40and drink and do bar fights.
713. 49:42You know, Jesus was the manliest of me and for us to emulate.
714. 49:48And then you mentioned God's plan.
715. 49:51You said, you know, we're not perfect.
716. 49:52And you're absolutely right, but his plan is perfect.
717. 49:55And that's why it works.
718. 49:56Hey, man.
719. 49:57Well, thank you so much.
720. 49:58We appreciate the call.
721. 50:00Ryan, that's gonna do it for today.
722. 50:02Folks, always great to be with you.
723. 50:03And thank you all for your calls
724. 50:05and your very intelligent insightful comments and questions.
725. 50:08And look, you know what to do?
726. 50:11We've already won the battle.
727. 50:12Jesus wanted for us, but we have to stand up, step up, speak up and refuse to back up, knowing
728. 50:16that we cannot be defeated if we will not quit because we are on God's side.
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