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00:04 >> I want to. 00:10 >> Many 00:17 [MUSIC] 00:26 >> too. 00:31 [MUSIC] 00:36 >> I'm 00:42 >> and 00:47 >> I want to stand 00:52 too. 00:54 [MUSIC] 00:59 [MUSIC] 01:06 >> Hello, I'm showing we have Jake. Well, and we welcome you 01:09 to be A B in life. We're going to have some fun tonight 01:13 downtown. We've been sitting with our guests just laughing, 01:17 having a grand time here. Going to enjoy it, too. Just 01:21 before I introduce our guest, I wanted to read you a scripture 01:25 that I think is perfect for tonight. And you'll see why 01:28 later. 01:30 You know, the story you 01:32 Esther Mordechai comes to Esther in Chapter 4 and verse 01:38 14 tickets for this mess. Ange that Jews are in trouble. 01:43 They're about to be annihilated as to people, 01:47 God has promised an inch. When put Esther in the palace, 01:52 he is procession to her and Mordecai tells her for if you 01:57 remain completely silent at this time, relief and 02:01 deliverance will allow to rise for the juice from another 02:05 place. 02:06 But you and your father's house will perish yet. 02:11 Who knows your pastor, 02:15 whether you have com 02:17 to the kingdom for such a time as this God priests served and 02:24 protected his people through Esther, you know, if I had 2 02:30 titles tonight, I don't know what tonight's title is, 02:33 but I would title our program tonight for such a time as 02:38 this. Let me introduce our special guest, my dear brother, 02:43 Sean Boone struck, who is the speaker director of the Voice 02:47 of Prophecy. We're so glad to have you back. 02:50 >> I'm always amazed that you have me on. I am excited to be 02:54 here. Yeah. And I'm amazed that they let me work at the voice 02:57 of prophecy, too. 02:58 >> Yeah, I'll tell you, you're doing a great job in what we're 03:01 going to do tonight. The first half of the program. It's going 03:07 to be an update on and in its don't just think, oh, this is a 03:10 ministry update. 03:12 What voice of prophecy is doing is laying some groundwork, 03:18 putting out a template that I believe is for such a time as 03:23 this to really fix and our evangelistic outreach. So we'll 03:30 be getting an update and all of their exciting programs. 03:34 But this second hour, Sean is going to share with us teaching 03:40 on the book of Esther name. I'm already fascinated. I can't 03:44 wait to to find and discover all of the things that he's 03:48 been learning. 03:49 >> You like music, right? I love music where certainly 03:54 going to love this. 03:55 >> We're going to be blessed with rich in Lady love and 03:59 they're going to be singing. I will serve thee. 04:03 [MUSIC] 04:08 [MUSIC] 04:13 [MUSIC] 04:17 >> Served. 04:20 [MUSIC] 04:23 >> On the. 04:26 [MUSIC] 04:29 >> You have you. 04:31 [MUSIC] 04:36 [MUSIC] 04:40 >> Was and 04:43 [MUSIC] 04:45 we love you. 04:48 [MUSIC] 04:52 >> You have to 04:57 [MUSIC] 05:02 [MUSIC] 05:05 day. 05:09 >> And you roll can. 05:11 >> The? 05:13 [MUSIC] 05:23 >> You know, all of 05:32 >> is what 05:39 >> you have to. 05:44 [MUSIC] 05:49 [MUSIC] 05:52 >> We use for the. 05:55 [MUSIC] 06:00 [MUSIC] 06:03 >> You have to team. 06:11 >> E E. 06:13 [MUSIC] 06:18 [MUSIC] 06:19 >> And the to the full you. 06:25 >> Me. 06:28 >> You have G you. I. 06:36 >> To you. 06:38 >> We. 06:43 [MUSIC] 06:48 [MUSIC] 06:53 [MUSIC] 06:56 >> You live. 06:58 [MUSIC] 07:00 >> So why 07:02 [MUSIC] 07:07 [MUSIC] 07:15 >> I? 07:21 >> You have. He knew 07:28 [MUSIC] 07:33 [MUSIC] 07:37 he. 07:42 [MUSIC] 07:45 >> To use 07:47 [MUSIC] 07:51 [MUSIC] 07:56 [MUSIC] 08:01 [MUSIC] 08:06 [MUSIC] 08:08 guarantee makes it look easy. Such a beautiful song. Such a 08:12 beautiful mess could have true. If you're joining us just a 08:16 moment like our special guest tonight is Sean Boost. Rahul is 08:20 the speaker director of voice of prophecy. If you are a 08:24 regular fewer, Sean is no 08:28 stranger to you. But what I want to do because I know we 08:31 have so many new few ERs each month with so many new people 08:36 tuning in. I just want Sean Start us off. Tell us little 08:42 bit about 08:43 your testimony. How did God get your attention? How did you end 08:48 up in ministry? 08:49 >> The show's only a couple hours from I I was born in a 08:55 church going home. I had that privilege. I learned to read by 08:58 reading the Bible 08:59 and, you know, the age of 5 hours reading the Bible and I 09:03 got sent to a Christian school. 09:05 Then by about the age of 14 or 15, I throw that all away. 09:09 And I lived is a I don't know how to describe, but I call 09:12 myself a recovering. He even today but rank hedonist. 09:17 I think that's the best way. I don't like going into that 09:20 story because I you know, some people will start saying and I 09:23 did this and I did that and I robbed this bank and I knocked 09:25 over the 7.11 and that I didn't do any of those things. But I 09:31 don't like giving the devil air time and wait for my life. 09:33 And I was like and I know young people will listen to say, 09:36 but he turned out. Okay. 09:38 Yeah, but a lot of my friends are dead. Yeah. And so now with 09:41 that, we won't advertise what it was by about the age of 21. 09:49 I came under the conviction that I was going to be a 09:51 preacher, which is a was a big joke to me because I'm 09:55 terrified of public speaking. I don't like getting up in 09:58 front of the room in speech class. I was taking political 10:01 science, economics and philosophy at college and 10:06 that's what would you like fries with that degree, right? 10:08 Because at the end, that's all you're qualified to do is think 10:10 would you like fries with that? And 10:14 I did a speech class. I couldn't make it more than 2 10:17 minutes without turning beet red and stammering and sitting 10:19 down and and like people say, you want to run for office, 10:22 you want to run for office. We you know, you have to speak, 10:24 right? So one day under this conviction, you're not going to 10:28 run for office. It's just a little voice in the background 10:31 saying that 10:32 and I thought why am to get a run for office or no? You are. 10:36 And I'm sitting on the back porch of my house 10:39 from really blunt about it. I was smoking a cigarette 10:43 staring up at the stars saying I'm going to run for office. 10:46 That's what I meant. No, you're going to be a preacher. So I 10:48 called my girlfriend 10:50 at the time and I said, yeah, I got something to flow past 10:53 year. I'm going to be a preacher. 10:55 And I thought that she would laugh. And she said now I've 10:59 known that since the day I met you all. Yeah, what women are 11:02 so much smarter than we are now like Mary, 30 years in 2 weeks. 11:08 And and I still don't understand my wife. She figured 11:11 me out in 3 minutes flat. 3 minutes flat. And from there, 11:16 I thought, where am I going to go? I started attending church 11:19 is I started going to new believers classes. And I found 11:22 all these churches that didn't believe the Bible is the word 11:24 of God. It was just and I finally said, 11:29 here's the deal. I'm going to the ministry. If you show me 11:31 where the people are that believe what I'm reading in 11:34 scripture and scripture, I'd seen things like revelation 13 11:38 and the beast power. And I, you know, political science major 11:41 started put those dots together. I found the Sabbath 11:43 in the Bible. I sit 11:45 and I knew that night when I said, hey, more show me where 11:48 those people are now going. The ministry. They don't exist. 11:50 And, you know, we're running for office next next month. 11:53 I got an invite to an evangelistic meeting the next 11:55 day. The next day. My brother got a hand bill in the mail. 11:59 And if you're under the age of 40 handbills, how we used to 12:03 have her tied it in the mailbox and people, it's like a flyer. 12:08 And 12:09 in my brother actually I didn't get my brother got the hand 12:13 bill and he said we should go to this should go go to what he 12:16 says. The preacher said preacher, just come on. We can 12:19 heckle. Oh, that sounds like fun. So we went down there to 12:22 heckle the preacher. And 6 weeks later I was in a Baptist 12:24 re. Well, can the church baptized me hired me as their 12:29 associate pastor about a year later? Wow. Yeah. And I started 12:33 giving Bible studies holding evangelist meetings. My first 12:36 evangelist meeting was 3 months after my baptism and hook. 12:39 I've been doing it now for 30 years. Living on the Sawdust 12:42 Trail. Yeah. 12:43 >> And you've been you brought some amazing insight into the 12:47 boys prophecy. We're going to say about that for people who 12:50 don't know. You know, 12:52 I remember that my grandparents listened to the voice of 12:56 prophecy. My mother listen to the voice prophecy. They were 13:01 Church of Christ. But tell us about the history of voice 13:04 prophecy. 13:05 >> HMS Richards was a young man living in Loveland, Colorado, 13:10 where we now live 13:12 and to went into the ministry. He was the first graduate of 13:15 HMS Richards or Camping Academy. He was the very first 13:18 graduate and he came back. The next year is the 13:20 valedictorian. He moves to the Los Angeles area and he gets 13:25 this idea. Maybe we should go on the radio. This new-fangled 13:28 things, a 1920's. So he recorded shows in a chicken 13:32 coop in 1929 and then brought the recordings to KNX radio in 13:37 Los Angeles. 13:38 In those days it was called that have an echo of the air, 13:41 very 1920's radio off radio for why we should go back to that 13:46 kind of radio. 13:47 So tempered UCLA, the air. And then by about 1941, 42, 13:52 they opened the Bible school of the air, and then it became the 13:54 voice of prophecy. And we're about to turn 100 years old 13:57 here and not me. Not not me. I need feels 100 years old, 14:02 but I am not not. 14:04 I'm OK, I'm more than half of that. I almost hold a fair, 14:06 but I'm more than half of 100. But I'm not 100. Okay. So 1929, 14:11 will be 100 years old here in 6 years old. But the voice of 14:15 prophecies become so much more than radioing tells what you 14:19 are currently working on. Well, I just hit 10 years at 14:23 the voice of prophecy. I I I went there in 2013. 14:28 It had fallen into some disrepair. So we re assembled. 14:31 A new team did a lot of praying. And, you know, at its 14:34 peak in the 1970's, it was 170 employees. It was I mean, 14:39 it was a big, big deal. And then it fell into some hard 14:42 times. And when I got there was about 13 people left in that 14:46 pond off a lot of the furniture and equipment. And and I 14:50 thought to myself, you know, I was asked, would you consider 14:52 going here? And I thought I've got to have rocks in my head. 14:54 Look at this place. But then I prayed about that night. 14:57 I mean, the first day I said I'm not going to be peak. 14:59 No way. The Opie voice, a prophecy. 15:02 I'm not going there in the next day I woke up and my wife said 15:05 you're going to go our choice and I have to. Yeah, I know I 15:08 have to go. I mean, the only way to go is up. I mean bets 15:12 yet. So today we're back to 40 employees were working on every 15:16 continent on the planet. And we're really focused now 15:21 not on asking people to support what I do, but focusing on 15:25 churches helping churches win in their communities, lead 15:28 people to Christ grow. And basically we're franchising the 15:33 whole operation. So the churches can become a voice. 15:35 A prophecy outpost called them a Discovery center and and will 15:40 help you what your win. 15:41 >> So when you show your franchising it, what if 15:44 somebody becomes a voice prophesied to 73 center? 15:48 What are they? 15:49 >> They have. Yeah, evangelist a tool that I use. I mean, 15:53 including I wrote a lot of them, not our Bible school, 15:56 but they have I've Angeles tick sermons have been working on 15:59 him for 30 years. 16:01 I've honed them on 6 continents. And I'm just I'm 16:04 given the store away 16:06 because if the Lord doesn't come in my lifetime, I'm I 16:10 don't own any of this anyway. Sure. I spent countless hours 16:13 in my study writing the shows and riding the evangelistic 16:16 series and so on. But I don't own any of that. It's not mine. 16:21 So I want to give it all away because if you know, if I have 16:23 to punch the clock before the Lord comes, I want to leave it 16:27 all behind them that the time has got to be passed in 16:31 America. We love celebrity culture. We love having, 16:34 you know, a handful of our favorite preachers on TV. 16:37 Nothing wrong with that and I can't complain. I'm on TV. 16:39 All are on TV. They have only been in America for 20 years. 16:42 Did you hear what it does sound like a true to you all? 16:47 I want to leave behind the difference. I want to help 16:50 churches. I you know, when I started working in television 16:53 and radio suddenly, I had access to all the best 16:55 equipment, the nicest points. 16:58 And I remembered as a pastor. I didn't have any of that. 17:01 And so I'm giving it away. 17:03 >> Well, you know, that's the new New Testament model is that 17:08 the pastor? The person is supposed to be true training up 17:13 the people. You know, I think one of the problems with our 17:17 church 17:18 and I'm I'm not talking about some day I've been spent. 17:21 Many churches is that the Christian Church today 17:25 kind of expect the pastor do everything it that's not 17:29 biblical. So what you're doing is training the churches to do 17:35 the evangelists, to do the teaching and then they develop 17:40 a real bond with the people they're reaching out to. 17:43 You said something interesting to me and cream that you don't 17:47 preach it to city until you've worked for 3 years. 17:52 >> What do you cause? Because this idea that you can pull 17:55 into a town to get up front and preach in baptize a bunch of 18:00 people, you'll baptize some you always do 18:04 but hits my conviction that we don't convert people. There is 18:07 no way for me to convert anybody ever said Current is 18:11 chapter 2 makes it clear that the natural man doesn't 18:13 understand these things. So, you know, if our idea of 18:17 witnessing in preaching evangelism is converting 18:19 people, you're going to fail. 18:21 So what I want to do is I want to turn over every stone in 18:24 that city and find the people that God is currently 18:27 converting. 18:28 They will come to Christ and they will join the church. 18:31 There are I mean, anybody who thinks about it at home. 18:34 Think about this. When you came to Christ that preacher, 18:37 that Bible instructor, whoever it was, that wasn't the first 18:41 time you are interested. Now, I know you can see that 18:44 God lead you sometimes over many years to the point where 18:47 you are ready to hear that stuff. 18:49 Our job is to get into a town, 18:51 find those people that's a 3 year process and will turn over 18:55 every stone U-turn on every Fossett and town hoping just 18:59 for a couple of drips of water out of each of them because if 19:02 you turn them all on, you get a flood and in the process, 19:06 we want to show churches this will lead to success. There are 19:09 people everywhere are ready to come home right now. You've 19:13 been focused on trying to convince people in argue them 19:16 into the kingdom. 19:18 That's the reason you're failing. Want to go find those 19:20 that are convinced, 19:22 but he go find them and show them where you are. And 19:24 suddenly when we changed our attitude about that in my own 19:28 evangelist ministry, we watched our results go up 5.10 fold 19:32 overnight, 5.10 fold overnight. 19:34 >> And then, you know, you mentioned you are in Rome and 19:37 after you when you're leaving that and when I say he 19:41 mentioned this was in the green room, you said that one of the 19:45 ladies of the church came to you and say it, she was crying, 19:48 but I'm happy tears. And she said 19:52 I just realize something. 19:55 >> Sean, thanks for coming. It was very nice. But we didn't 19:58 need year. 19:59 And I thought that tip, that is exactly what we're after the 20:02 voice of prophecy. You don't need a ringer to come to town. 20:06 You know, there are people who have dedicated their lives to 20:09 evangelism and because they live in every single day, 20:12 it can be a useful experience to have them come. But if 20:15 you've been waiting for 20 years for an evangelist to show 20:17 up, you're not doing God's will. A new dog wants to use 20:20 you. And so we're investing everything we've gotten to 20:23 showing you how that might happen. 20:25 >> And how you can win. Even so you're working on some 20:28 projects. You've got an event coming up in October. Tell us 20:31 about it. 20:32 >> October. Yeah, we're on up. Give a little background. 20:37 We run about the oldest Bible school in the world. The 20:40 Discover Bible School. We've got 2,200 active schools in 20:44 North America and more around the world. And we're just 20:48 created a new set of lessons on the book of Daniel Lewis called 20:52 Focus on Daniel. That would be, hey, control room. Give me 20:56 photo 9. Give me photos. Can you bring up photo 9? 21:00 There it is. There they are so pretty and I didn't do the art. 21:04 But the brand new series on the book of Daniel and okay, 21:08 that was a good show. Let people come to my website to 21:11 find the rest of it. 21:13 You know, put my ugly face backup for half a second. 21:16 So, 21:17 you know, the new lessons are coming out and we're going to 21:19 have a special evening October, the 13th. It's Friday. The 13th 21:24 which makes me smile like to do the Lord's will on Friday. 21:27 The 13th and y'all can stream this yourself. You can get your 21:31 friends to watch it. It will be 75 to 90 minutes on the state 21:35 of the world as it is right now and why it is the way it is and 21:40 what it says about the moment that we're living in. And it's 21:43 designed to help your friends become interested in doing the 21:46 studies with you. So that evening's called ups evil. 21:51 And I brought a trailer. Would you like to see you at a 21:54 road? Here's what that looks like. It's video want. Let's 21:57 roll that beautiful footage. Haha 21:59 [MUSIC] 22:04 [MUSIC] 22:10 war in Vietnam. 22:11 [MUSIC] 22:16 [MUSIC] 22:21 [MUSIC] 22:24 [MUSIC] 22:29 >> Concerns about the deadly coronavirus in the U.S. economy 22:33 is slowing. There are people who 22:36 [MUSIC] 22:39 >> the country at all land sea. 22:41 [MUSIC] 22:46 [MUSIC] 22:51 [MUSIC] 22:56 [MUSIC] 23:01 [MUSIC] 23:04 >> We're going to have to tune in now for that one. How do you 23:07 not to now? I have to. Yeah. And that's designed y'all can 23:11 watching at home. You can run at near church. You can play it 23:13 wherever you want to invite somebody. And but the goal is 23:17 that they're going to want to take Bible studies with you 23:19 when it's over. Okay. So if they go to boys prophecies up, 23:23 this one's easy go-to upheaval event dot com up. He believe in 23:26 dot com and everything you need to know is there all the times 23:30 and times up to everything, OK? 23:32 >> OK, so now you have any other special event that you're 23:36 in the planning stages for it. 23:38 >> Yeah, it about once a year, sometimes as long as 18 months, 23:42 we put out a little documentary series for churches to show on 23:46 one topic and we've done a few of these like who was 23:49 Constantine? How did he change western Christianity for parts 23:52 and who are the early Celtic Christians? Why did they keep 23:55 the Sabbath and some of these? So a lot of historical 23:58 documentaries, but we're shifting just a little bit. 24:01 And my associate Speaker, Alex Rodriguez's just putting the 24:05 final touches on something that will roll out in April on 24:09 mental health because it's probably the biggest crisis in 24:13 the Western world right now. You know how to deal with 24:16 anxiety and depression. And we've got a generation 24:19 that doesn't have a lot of coping mechanisms for dealing 24:22 with anxiety. And so we're going to show, but there are 24:25 ways to beat this. And there are and there are spiritual 24:29 component sic and give you peace of mind and that that one 24:33 recalling mind fit it will be for parts that remained fit, 24:36 mind fit, kind of like getting your mind in order and sweeping 24:40 it up. And and I've got a trailer for that one, too. 24:44 Wouldn't you know it? And I forget which one guys? I think 24:47 video 3, I'll show you a little flavor of what that's going to 24:50 be like. Okay. 24:54 >> Anxiety, depression, trauma which way everyone will 24:58 experience it. It's not moral failure. 25:02 [MUSIC] 25:04 One beside you recognize cannolis and get the others. 25:09 I where we find find the freeze. 25:13 >> 30 minutes just constantly put on. 25:17 Who cares are close. 25:20 >> And there's the emotional part 25:22 when firms are signals. 25:25 First up. 25:26 [MUSIC] 25:31 [MUSIC] 25:32 >> Some mates me beyond because this is really hitting a place 25:39 on earth. That's in our society. Today. We EU council 25:42 with so many people who are anxious. 25:46 >> But we probably get, you know, 5.10, calls every day 25:49 during things. And let's go. 25:52 >> Yeah, but tell us about the process because this is a 25:56 little different than your typical. This isn't just read 26:00 Isaiah 26 0st 3 that that God will keep you in perfect peace. 26:06 If you keep your mind focused on this is going into a level 26:11 of depth that will really reach people who are hurting. 26:16 >> And you have phd's you've been traveling all over this. 26:20 Want to be, Alex. I can't take a lot of credit for this, 26:22 but my associate Alex Rodriguez's put this one 26:25 together. I said would you be willing to work on this? 26:28 He loves health and health is not just physical health, 26:31 mental health come here and play and it's a real problem 26:33 now. So we reached out to the brightest minds in America, 26:38 the phd's that work on this and some of them praise the Lord 26:42 after a lot of prayer, they should not a religious program. 26:44 But this is important enough that I'm willing to appear in 26:48 this and help people because we do have a tidal wave of of 26:53 mental illness going on right now and people don't have the 26:56 coping mechanisms. So this will be for parts in the idea is 26:59 that you can play this in your church. It's a 30 minute video 27:03 for different evenings or you can do it. Sabbath morning to 27:07 you. Go Thursday night, Friday night, Sabbath morning, but do 27:09 4 sessions, half an hour of professional. You know, we we 27:13 put a lot of effort into what we want the church to be proud 27:17 of what it looks like. So it doesn't look like it was, 27:20 you know, made it home in 1952. But, you know, we put a lot of 27:25 effort into it so that it can compete with anything your 27:27 friends are watching on Netflix or are, you know, Amazon Prime 27:32 and then the ideas that you have a 45 minute study that you 27:35 can lead to discussions. So if you're in the local 27:37 church, you can leave that group and a group discussion. 27:42 And the idea being that by the time we get tonight, number 4, 27:46 we're inviting that audience as we've done with all the short 27:49 series to stay behind and start taking weekly Bible studies 27:52 with the church to go even deeper. In that case, we have a 27:56 special series of lessons that deal with mental health, 28:01 how to find peace of mind had a deal with anxiety and 28:04 depression, anger and some of those things. So there's a 28:07 special set of lessons that follow-up and the ideas for the 28:11 community to meet you in your church and start studying with 28:15 you become a part of the church community because they're 28:17 finding hope for the first time they met. So do you also have 28:21 the special website for? Yeah it I'm glad you asked. 28:24 That would be mined 50 event, dot-com mind fit event dot com 28:29 and yesterday that website was down. So please, if you get no, 28:32 it's working again. I checked just before we walk out here. 28:35 Somebody attacked it and that no more used to that in this 28:39 world. But yeah, and mind fit event dot com and you can 28:44 figure out how you can participate. In fact, you have 28:46 to train on their feet. Yeah. Yeah. And there are 4 trailers 28:50 that you can watch their. I mean, we'll just give you all 28:52 the trailers you you want and what we're going to do next 28:55 week, September 19, unless you're watching this after 28:58 September 19 and we're really running this, then you're too 29:02 late. But September 19, we're going hold a webinar. 29:05 >> Online, you can go to mindful to vent dot com and 29:09 find out about that and we'll show you how to use it and no, 29:14 yeah, that's right. Mind fit event dot com 29:17 event to come. 29:19 >> Thinking there? No, that's right. I thought maybe that was 29:21 for a people. Know this is on the 19th. This is from mine fit 29:25 and Alexan are going to sit down and show you what the 29:27 program is, how to use it in the church had a lead people to 29:31 Christ and so on. 29:32 >> That's I love this idea because this is something that 29:38 we're not doing enough to touch on. And, you know, 29:42 mental health 29:44 is a a a 29:46 topic that you can get anybody to participate on everybody. 29:51 Scott's write some kind of an idea about that. But now 29:56 there's more. I love what you do. What Jeanne is to a need 30:01 for the EU with discovery. Not tell us about it. 30:05 >> Discovery Mountain God has blessed that I married really 30:10 well. Yeah, I totally married up and you're watching tonight. 30:14 I hope I'm not. You are watching tonight, Babe. I know 30:17 that the caller, babe, on 3 of you say you're watching 30:21 and to Discover Mountain was born in her heart. She's always 30:25 had a heart for young people. 30:27 And Discovery Mountain is sort of a radio adventure for kids 30:33 and she's recording season 27 right now. 30:39 A season is a series of shows. It's not necessarily a whole 30:43 year like it used to be back in. So there's 2 or 3 seasons 30:46 in a year. She's doing season 27 on the parable of The Lost 30:49 Sheep. What I love about this is kids 30:53 are addicted to a program. Parents actually use this 30:56 saying, look, you can listen when you clean your room and 30:59 the kids going clean the room 31:01 and Gina, so faithful, if it comes to scripture, it's right 31:05 out of scripture. There's no monkeying around with it. 31:08 There's no making it silly. We remember when our kids were 31:11 little bit some of that, you know, Christian products 31:14 available for kids would sort of trivialize parts of the 31:17 Bible story. There's a lot of fun in the story. That's fine. 31:21 But with the Bible strictly faithful and what's happened 31:24 with this thing, 31:26 you guys that exploded, we we knew it would go well. But 31:30 we've got hundreds of thousands of kids all over the world 31:33 writing in Lori that I've got hundreds of thousands, 31:36 including China. It's one of our top markets is China. 31:41 Kids are listening to Discovery Mountain, another religious 31:46 organization lose over the Hill for me in Salt Lake City. 31:50 And you all know, I mean, they just asked, could we put this 31:54 on all of our digital distribution platforms to share 31:57 with all of our kids all over the world? How Mennonite groups 32:01 in Brazil saying can we get this translated into plot 32:03 Deutsch and from South Africa saying we really need this an 32:07 offer comments. It's it's gone global. And so now Jeanne and 32:13 canned, the PATHFINDERS hip have paired up and Gene is 32:16 hosting the big camper E in Gillette. Wyoming next year. 32:20 So you know how they have a desk. It's kind of like the 32:22 Thanksgiving Day Parade. You always got a couple people 32:24 at the desk telling the audience what's going on. 32:27 That's going to be Discovery Mountain describing the camper 32:30 E for the world market. So they paired up 50,000 kids. Go on 32:34 Gillette, Wyoming. That is they have hope Gillette's ready. 32:39 You know, haha, well, 50,000 your Wal-Mart can support all 32:45 those people, but 32:46 so it's gone. So so well, I think brought a picture 32:51 picture, 8 news from this season's production as Jake. 32:55 He's played by Ruben and Amanda. And we get a lot of 32:58 volunteers in the community to come in and voice these 33:01 different characters. And we've got people voicing characters 33:03 all over the world. One girl in Ireland joins us every month to 33:07 I mean, this has gone global and we're really excited 33:10 because these kids are coming to Christ. 33:14 >> And man him and we're proud of you chain. 33:17 >> Praise God for you guys turned and I heard it the other 33:20 day and my goodness, you get caught up in it. That is 33:25 exciting. 33:26 >> Yeah, unfortunately, though I play chaplain Simon in that 33:29 show and it's a bit part. I figured out what's going on. 33:33 I I show up maybe once 33:36 in a season for about 3 minutes and they keep shipping my 33:39 character off to Afghanistan. I know how bad. And so, you 33:43 know, it's like, yeah, OK, chaplain Simons going to get 33:46 written out of the thing. Apparently I speak. 33:48 >> It's kind of focus on gym for me. It has tell us how you 33:54 will they get married and I know you have to be tough. 33:57 >> Daughters tell we do they are beautiful daughters and 34:00 that you can thank Jeanne for that. Because I mean, look at 34:03 this. You know, 34:04 you have daughters it look like this put me in a dress coming. 34:07 And so now they we do have 2 beautiful daughters. I met Gene 34:11 for her father. 34:14 This was in my pre Christian days. So you'll pardon the 34:17 story a little bit. But I had a buddy. You said, hey, you got 34:20 to meet Rick. I don't want to wreck. We're driving around 34:23 town in his beat-up old car were in college. She said, 34:25 I got to meet RICK'S on that, Rick. And 34:28 and Rick, here's the truth of the story. Come on to my house. 34:31 You know it because he had just bought a case of beer. So we 34:34 sat in the living room and that again, I was not I don't do 34:37 this now. This is 30 34:40 4 years ago. 34:43 And 34:45 and over Rick shoulder, I see a photo on a on a sofa table of 34:49 the pretty nice girl I've ever seen. And suddenly I don't care 34:53 or Rick saying anymore can still see his lips moving on 34:55 them. So I don't hear what he's saying and wonders a break and 34:59 what he's talking about. I said 35:03 that your daughter, 35:05 you wish you could have seen the look on his face. 19 brings 35:07 the enemy right into the house. You know, 35:10 it's like, yes, my daughter. 35:12 She she home. It's like, yeah, well, can I meet her? 35:19 Yes. So she came upstairs. They called for her. She stuck 35:22 her head around the corner thinking that's one of dad's 35:24 old friends. Now here's here. Here's what really happened, 35:27 Jeanne, about 3 under the bus and took a look and realized 19 35:31 ran downstairs and got all that Donald. Yeah. And came back 35:35 upstairs. So I knew I was in good. But she had a boyfriend. 35:39 She's 18 had a boyfriend. You've got to wait 3 weeks. 35:41 It will be over. So I was going away for a few weeks anyway. 35:45 Came back called her 35:47 and it's been game on ever since. Our first date 35:51 was 34 years ago, September 7, just a few days ago, I took her 35:55 to means Chinese food, which has now been Jim for health 35:58 violations. It's been burned to the ground. But I think all 36:01 those that here's what, hey, a dream girl is worth a little 36:04 bit of, you know. 36:06 >> Yeah, but now you you both became the 7th day. Yeah, 36:12 we do this together. 36:13 >> The air we did evangelist meetings the same one where my 36:16 brother got the hand. Bill. I want night one. Gene didn't 36:20 go and I came back and said you've got it. You've got to 36:22 come. Listen to this. It's everything that that I've been 36:25 studying and and more. And she came and she didn't miss any 36:29 after that. And we were baptized together on one arm. 36:32 The guy was a pastor. A 6 foot 5 I discovered is a pastor. 36:36 Don't do this and Leicester 6 foot 5. You're going to lose 36:39 people. But he put us both on one arm and under the water 36:42 together. We lost him this year. I was preaching 36:48 in Calgary and evangelist meeting. And when I got off the 36:51 platform, I got the call. Dawn is gone and on no bond. 36:56 I I was pleased anyway. He taught me how to do this. 36:59 He he had me hold my first evangelist meeting by calling 37:02 me 37:03 he said about you and I do it together. 37:06 I said, OK, you know, I don't like getting up front. But if 37:09 we're doing it together will be a good support. And at the last 37:12 minute, Don, I know you're asleep in Jesus and you can 37:14 hear me. But when we get to heaven, I have an argument with 37:17 yeah. At the last minute a week out, he goes, I forgot I'm 37:21 supposed to be in the Ukraine 37:23 and so you're going to have to do it. I should know. We're 37:25 canceling says already advertised. I'm leaving. 37:28 >> He threw me under the bus and I've been hooked ever 37:31 sense. You know what's funny? Yeah. I was just thinking about 37:35 what you read that stuff home on the past or you're talking 37:41 about. You're 6 foot 5. Yeah. We had a much shorter pastor 37:46 trying to get as high as 6 foot 3. Has he got it down there? 37:51 >> They're both going to I. Yeah. 37:56 >> But it's in. It's OK to laugh at these kind of thing 37:59 called the laughs. 38:02 It's interesting to me that 38:05 you have 38:07 an aversion to public meetings. You don't like to speak. 38:11 You really kind of a person that appreciate solitude and 38:15 privacy. 38:16 >> How and this may be here. When I read about Elijah have 38:21 gone off and sitting in the cave, I'm thinking why is that 38:24 such a problem? That sounds. 38:25 >> Really nice but half fascinating that God, it has 38:30 taken you and put 2 in the position. 38:35 I bet you're an eye and that he has made you so successful. 38:39 Do you see that any fighting got can use anyone who swim 38:43 like he used to speak? I mean, it's just amazing to me. 38:49 >> You know, you don't fun just anybody every day that could 38:54 just make you fall down, laughing hard as can be. 38:58 So there's this comedic side to you. That area is very a lot of 39:03 trouble. And then they're says, Pastor side to you, that can 39:07 turn right around and make you cry. 39:10 So, boy, you're on both ends of the spectrum and there's just 39:15 too. 39:16 >> God usual, by the way, that's kind of you. I I do 39:21 maintain this. Folks have if I can do this, anybody can do it 39:24 literally. 39:25 I wasn't taught to do this. I mean, yeah, I I went to the 39:28 cemetery seminary 39:30 and I did all that stuff. 39:36 I don't know. You put yourself in God's hands mean he'll use 39:39 you and I know full well when I see people accepting Christ, 39:42 it's not because I preach such a fine sermon. And that is a 39:45 fact. 39:46 As matter of fact, sometimes when I'm done preaching, 39:48 I'm thinking that was pretty good, 0 results. Other times I 39:53 walk off the platform and I'm thinking what that disaster, 39:57 what and on mitigated disaster and bearish to Lord. I'm so 40:02 sorry. 40:03 And then the decision start pouring in. And Scott saying, 40:06 hey, you know, you're not doing any of this writing and none of 40:09 it, none of it 40:11 and all it takes is to put yourself in God's hands. 40:14 Yeah, I'm terrified of public speaking. I I can handle it 40:18 opening night before a campaign. I mean literally 40:21 backstage retching into a garbage can because I can't 40:24 bear the thought of walking out there in front of all those 40:26 people. Their friends. Yeah. You know, do it much your 40:29 socks. Yeah. And my sock feet. I go barefoot effect. Get away 40:33 with it. I go in my boxer shorts if I could get away. 40:36 But yeah, I would. 40:39 But you know, it relaxes me. I had a back surgery. No 7 40:43 taking the shoes off. Just feels better. Yeah. There's 3 40:46 reasons. I do that 40:48 one. My back feels better. That also feels really good and 40:51 cowboy boots. Somehow that giant he'll feels awesome. 40:55 Number 2, I once fell off the stage preaching and I was 41:00 saying no word of a lie. VI word is a lamp unto my and I 41:05 didn't get the word feet. I fell right into the front row 41:08 and it's something you did that on purpose on it. Her way too 41:11 much. You knew that on purpose and it was embarrassing 41:15 with my shoes off. I can feel the edge of the stage because I 41:19 just keep getting closer to folks in closer to folks in the 41:22 bright lights. I want to see manner who's under conviction 41:25 here. Somebody really come to Christ. 41:28 And so with my socks on, I could feel the edge of the 41:30 stage. Number 3, others for reasons. Number 3, I have to an 41:35 even feet ones in 11, one to 9 and half of all I buy it. 41:39 You know, 10 and a half shoe and don't wear. So that's you 41:42 know, that's how you solve that. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. And 41:45 that's a number 4. Take your shoes off and I'm at home with 41:48 my friends. I'm not on stage. They've been outscored yet 41:51 relaxed me so strict. But then on the positive side, as you 41:55 were mentioning earlier, 41:57 >> there's probably not a better thing in the world to 42:00 see another person that whenever they get the picture 42:05 of who Jesus is. 42:07 >> You can see it. You can see the moment it happens. You 42:10 know, you don't do it. Anybody again. We talked about this a 42:13 moment ago. If you think you're converting people, you're not, 42:16 you know, you're there when God's converting them, that's 42:19 what's happening. And that privilege, people say to me all 42:22 the time, Sean, what about all those miracles in the Gospels 42:26 and in the book of Acts, how come we don't see those 42:28 anymore? We do. The fact is that God doesn't perform 42:32 miracles to entertain the Saints. That's not what it's 42:35 for. I mean, there are places you can go where they pretend 42:37 that's how it works. And you can have, you know, a big nanny 42:41 and do what you want there. But God doesn't perform 42:44 miracles to entertain us. He performs miracles to save 42:47 his lost children. And it's going on every day. I see stuff 42:51 that you only read about in the book of acts. I see people 42:54 healed overnight, but I see I see the impossible happen all 42:59 the time. He and the biggest miracle of all 43:03 the impossible Bility have a nice break center turning into 43:07 a saint in front of your eyes. And you know, you don't do 43:10 that. I didn't do that. Now. God has enough work to do on 43:13 me. I can't fix other people. 43:16 >> And I think it's very important that people hear what 43:18 you just said because some people don't know the power of 43:21 thought. 43:23 >> Well, in some people think that we're out there. You know, 43:25 it's not our job to save anybody. We plant the seed. 43:29 God does the water in God as the convicting the Holy Spirit 43:33 is the one who bring someone under the power now, do we do 43:37 we pray and ask for God's anointing improving message? 43:41 Absolutely. 43:42 We try to give a balance message from scripture and then 43:45 it's God who's doing the work in. 43:48 So it is there anything else I don't want we've got. Yeah, 43:52 let's talk more about before we I know the second hour we're 43:56 going to sit. We're going to some Bible study. We do have a 43:59 fun time in the second hour as we do Bible study on the book 44:02 of Esther Park. 44:04 But is there something else that I don't want you to go 44:07 said, oh, I forgot tell him that this house so much. 44:11 I could go for hours. But again, you know, we're here. 44:15 >> To help your church grow. 44:17 It can happen. I don't care. How did you think your about 44:21 churches? I don't care. How did you think your community is how 44:25 impossible it bullet is right now in recent years up and 44:28 taking meetings in the most impossible cities on Earth for 44:32 one reason. If it works there, it works everywhere. And there 44:36 are people ready to come to Christ in your community. 44:38 I don't care if you live in Billy Goat junction and there 44:41 are 30 people living in your town. On average, 7% of those 44:44 are ready to come to Christ in any given moment at some 7. 44:47 So. 44:49 >> So if somebody, if a local church elder, our pastors 44:52 watching and they think, OK, this is a direction would like 44:55 to try to to become a discovery sent risk of resellers. That's 45:01 what setting up they do. They just go to the P dot, 45:05 go to the Opie dot com or give us a call. We'll help you get 45:07 started. There's a lot of conferences that have already 45:10 set up to help all their churches do it. So how much is 45:13 this going to cost? How much do they how its next much less in 45:16 trying to do it yourself, OK, much less in trying to do it 45:19 yourself. And we're shooting to have join us were shooting to 45:23 have. 45:24 >> 1000 evangelistic meetings here in the North American 45:26 division were already closing in on the first 400. 45:29 Why and to right now we're in partnership with the Michigan 45:32 Conference are holding something like 80 meetings in 45:35 the month of October. That worse is now live. 45:38 And we've got the whole package. This is not just go 45:40 preaching meeting will help you work the community for 18 45:43 months. 24 months open a Bible school hold some of the short 45:47 series like Mine fit or some of the ones that we've done in the 45:50 past. Put Discovery Mountain out there. We've got a vbs. 45:53 You can run the kids that are listening to it can come to 45:56 your. They can come to Discovery Mountain at your 45:58 church. We've got that. I've got a full message of Angeles 46:02 tick meeting. Once you've been working your community for a 46:04 while, it's it's mind, you know, it's got works on it. 46:07 I wrote it. So it's got issues. It always frail. But it's 46:11 worked for me for 30 years. And we designed it such that 46:14 you can fight your own armor. It's not just the sermons. 46:17 There are notes in there that explain. Here's why you're 46:20 saying what you're saying. Here's how atheists are going 46:24 to hear what you're saying. Here's how Buddhists are going 46:27 to hear what you're saying. Here's the logic behind what 46:30 we're doing so that you can start to get creative, but any 46:33 meaningful way so that you understand why it's working the 46:36 way that it is and and have daily workers meetings with. 46:40 You have done that every morning at 07:00AM. I just get 46:43 online on zoom? Have workers meeting with people that are 46:46 holding evangelist meeting. So we've got that we get the 46:48 Bible School Discovery Mountain, the short series, 46:51 the preaching meetings, absolute follow-up materials so 46:54 that once people join your church, they become 46:56 evangelists. 46:58 The whole package. We're just we want your church to win. 47:01 >> What I love is that you have a successful program. Any does 47:06 duplicate double. You know, that's something that Jesus had 47:11 his disciples who were following him. Did he sent them 47:14 out to do what he was doing? We need to learn to do the same 47:19 to the church and we need to learn that so that 47:22 eventually incident should be a lifestyle. Not just. 47:27 >> Once a year event. Yeah. And you get addicted. You will 47:30 you promise you you'll get addicted. I have a horrible 47:33 analogy. It's terrible. But once the Tigers tasted human 47:37 blood, you have to shoot it because that's all at once. 47:40 Once you see somebody come to Christ, you know, the only way 47:42 to stop horrible people, horrible. A lot about the best 47:46 one I've got. But the only way to stop you after you see 47:49 someone come to Christ is to shoot you because you're just 47:51 going on. 47:52 Here's the issue. We think. And by all means Bible study 47:57 and prayer are essential to Christian growth. 48:00 You can't live without it. I spend 2, 3, hours a day in 48:03 the Bible, usually from 10 at night to one in the morning or 48:06 11 till 2 prayer essential. But if that's all you do, 48:10 lock yourself away in your home with your mood, you will never 48:13 grow as a Christian. 48:15 >> Why you learn to teach, teach to learn you do. 48:18 >> There's a beautiful book that I happen to love called 48:21 Steps to Christ and it's just one of most insightful book 48:23 said overseen and on Page 80. That's how many times I've read 48:26 it 48:28 is she makes this observation. The author that says the only 48:31 way to grow and grace, not one of the ways, but the only way 48:34 is to disinterested Lee work for the benefit of others that 48:37 need. It's not one of the ways. It's the only way suddenly if 48:41 you weren't working, if you're sweating and get 70 with Jesus 48:44 for souls, 48:45 suddenly this Bible makes sense. You're going to come up 48:48 against problems. 48:50 You don't know how to solve. You're going to have to spend a 48:52 lot more time in here in your prayers going to be for others. 48:56 You know, we always worry, am I good enough for my good enough 48:59 in my being sanctified you you are, 49:02 but you're often in the way because your favorite subject 49:05 is, you know, and so you're worried, like, are you carry 49:08 around a checklist on your belt? Am I good enough here? 49:11 My good enough there. And look at that. I haven't custom 3 49:13 years now. No, but you you had an extra helping of dessert 49:17 potluck. I saw, you know, it's like you just go down this list 49:21 and like, OK, God, aren't you lucky to have me 49:24 and God says to use Old Testament language use, take 49:27 yeah, you speak. You think 49:30 when you're absorbed in others 49:34 self is out of the way in God's free to work on you and them. 49:38 That's the only way to grow if your church is dying 49:42 because you're not doing so on end of the day. That's it. 49:45 That's that's it. You just become a social club. 49:49 >> Now they have a lot of people called, you know, 49:51 they're just very confused as is feel like they have no value 49:55 at all. Right. And their love of places that you go and 49:58 volunteer to start off with. Yeah, I could do was get your 50:01 mind off for yourself and your. That's right. 50:04 You know, so I mean, you're taking a step closer because 50:07 you're dealing with the creator. Yeah, that's what 50:10 miracles happen. 50:11 >> They absolutely do. And again, its eyes off of selfie 50:15 goes out of the way and God can do something with you at that 50:17 point. 50:19 And here's the paradox of it. Anyway. 50:21 If you're absorbing that your eyes are on Jesus the whole 50:23 time, 50:25 if your eyes are on you, here's the problem. If you're actually 50:27 getting better, you're going to look worse. It's a paradox. 50:30 The more it is. I remember we were going to renovate a church 50:34 basement about 30 years ago in the first thing we did was put 50:36 in a new light. So this is going to look amazing. 50:40 You're a good laugh. And you know what happened and turn on 50:42 the light tonight. You can see every flaw in the wall and 50:44 every ripping the carpet. It looked worse. Yeah. 50:47 The closer you get to cry in a white the came into the world, 50:51 the worse you look. So if your religion is about fixing 50:55 yourself up, it's a losing day many because 50:59 if you look better in your eyes, you're drifting further 51:02 away. And if you're getting closer, you look less like 51:06 Christ than you did from a distance. You man and the only 51:10 solution eyes off self eyes off self help somebody and a man. 51:16 >> All right. I want to ask you this question to set up for 51:19 next year. Next second hour, OK, get into a bible study. 51:25 He can't promise. I can't promise to be any good what 51:29 we're going to get the college. Yeah, because we were just 51:33 sitting here today with a mouth agape to this. Okay. 51:36 People have heard you say that the books of the Bible, the 51:41 stories of the Bible 51:43 were relevant to the people, obviously to them they were 51:48 written or directed 51:50 but that 51:52 you said there are more relevant to us today. Explain 51:56 which me? 51:58 >> Yeah, they are look the stories that made it into the 52:01 Bible. You know that there's a lot that happened. Even the 52:04 gospel of John said, if we had written down everything Jesus 52:07 did, the books of the world couldn't contain it. So the 52:10 spirit of God pick didn't chose stories that we're evergreen 52:13 for every generation. So they apply to every generation. 52:16 But what I've been noticing now, 52:19 particularly say in the last 10, 15 years 52:22 is that there are a whole bunch of them that are more relevant 52:26 to the final people living on Earth before Jesus comes in any 52:29 other. A couple of examples. Star of Boaz and Ruth, 52:33 everybody loves Boaz, unruly bright. We just we love it. 52:36 Here's a girl. Whos dispossessed. And here comes a 52:39 guy, nice guy, 52:41 Kinsman Redeemer 52:43 and he's a family member and he wants to redeem the girl and 52:48 the land. That should ring a bell and everybody's mind we 52:52 gave this planet away. The bride has been lost. 52:55 We're Ruth Boaz is Christ 52:59 in. Here's what happens. He wants to marry her in the 53:02 worst way, but there's an issue. And what's the issue? 53:06 There's a closer relative 53:08 in our natural state. Quickly. P closer related to Christ are 53:12 closely related to a fallen angel. Men are natural. That's 53:16 good. So where did they go to solve this? They have to go to 53:19 the gate of the city. That's when judgment was held. Yeah, 53:23 it's the judgment shoot changes hands. That's a symbol of 53:27 ownership in the Bible, right? That's why Abraham was told. 53:31 Go for a walk everywhere your foot touches going along to 53:34 you. It's ownership. So the groom goes to the judgment. 53:38 He wants to marry the girl. He promises to marry the girl. 53:41 The groom goes away, goes through the judgment and comes 53:44 back and gets her. What is haha? Boy, that is really what 53:49 is that? Yeah. That is the judgment seen in Daniel Chapter 53:52 7 Christ goes. He's awarded the Kingdom. The son of Man has 53:56 prevailed. He comes in gets the pride that comes in gets the 53:59 bright. There's a few Abraham, another one 54:03 Abraham sitting there playing to memory. 54:05 God shows up Christ does to angels 54:09 and he says I'm going to destroy S**** and Gomorrah 54:13 and what's he doing informing everybody and Abraham says, 54:17 wait a minute, what what? I've got a nephew in their 54:19 Lord. Surely if there were 50, you wouldn't do this. I know 54:23 what kind of God you are. He said I do. And that's what's 54:26 on trial here. The character of God. You know what I have to 54:29 say. I love the way he says it. 54:31 >> Far be it from yeah, hard. I mean, how good old he was so 54:36 close to the Lord that he could say 54:39 far be it from you to destroy the righteous with the wicket. 54:45 That's bold. It is. 54:50 >> Is the issue in heavens judgment it to us. But what's 54:53 the real issue? 54:55 What is God? His Jesus is worthy of his care. It's gone 54:59 on trial. He puts himself on trial. Abraham goes all the way 55:03 down. But what if there were 10 and finally and while they're 55:06 going through the books of judgment to angels, going to 55:08 the wicked city to save everybody that's willing to go 55:11 in the last days on the hour of his judgment is come and 3 55:15 angels going to the wicked city to pull everybody out its for 55:18 the stories foreshadow last day events. They've meant something 55:23 to every generation. But now the moment we're living in, 55:27 it feels like they're more applicable now than they ever 55:30 have been. It's one after the other after the other, even in 55:33 the New Testament, Peter. 55:35 >> You know, it occurs to me. 55:39 We have to have an infinity focus when we are studying the 55:44 Bible. When we look at God's plan of Salvation Grace was 55:49 given to us before time began. So 55:53 we can go through the book at the Bible. And if we understand 55:58 from the thin to pass, asked to the end times all of the sudden 56:02 everything be cans to make sense to us. We're looking 56:07 through the eye's lens. Yeah, love and all of the stories 56:13 really means something to us. So kind of we just have a 56:17 minute left the U.S. and we want you to stay tuned. So I 56:21 wanted to give us a little tease. Tell us what we're going 56:26 to look at about. Esther Hugh been actually studying with a 56:32 rabbi. 56:33 >> No, well, you know, I've been learning from Rabbi Sam 56:35 sitting with the meant I was in his home. I doubt he'd have me 56:39 over. Haha. 56:40 I really won't know. I picked up some tips from a fellow that 56:44 all bring out the next session, but in our next hour, but the 56:49 book of Esther applies again, more to us now than it did even 56:54 in the day when the story happened. There is a last day 56:57 theme in there 56:58 that has given me a whole bunch of peace of mind about no bring 57:02 it on. Whatever happens happens. Jesus comes after 57:04 that. I go home. I got peace of mind about last day problems. 57:08 I think the time of trouble is in the book of Esther. And it's 57:11 good news. It's really good now it's not. 57:13 >> Or use here. So much fun. But this man really does do 57:18 that. The word got around and he is 100% sold out for the 57:25 Lord. So we hope yet you'll stay tuned. First of all, 57:29 don't forget to go to be P dot com. Check out these programs 57:34 said he's been saying what are the events? Real quick mine fit 57:38 event dot com into upheaval event dot com and a papal 57:42 event. 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