And so what this does is it separates true reality and it gets further and further and further from the truth of everything being based on feelings . And this is dangerous because , well , for a simple example of what you would probably do , you don't wanna see my legs ? Hold on , ha ha , ha ha . Oh yeah , gotta hold on . Let me change . Ha ha ha .
Let me change this right now , in the name of Jesus . No , is that what my bad ? Y'all just saw ? Some hairy white man legs . I do apologize , I don't even know what I was saying . Let's go on .
It makes me wonder if , at some point , we will not be asking what is a woman but what is a human ? I mean , we're already there with the abortion debate , but again I digress . This is what I'm going to call toxic inclusion . This is the end game for those who get what they want .
Toxic inclusion . I like that . So what that means is that , since let's say whatever you think say you think you're a frog , okay Now , toxic inclusion means that I don't want to in any way offend you or make you feel uncomfortable about your identity . So what does that mean ? That means I bend over backwards , even though I can see what actual truth is .
I bend to your every whim because I don't want to offend you , and so in that way it becomes toxic and in a lot of ways . In just a minute we're going to watch some videos about some very harmful things , when they just wish somebody would have helped them and said something before they did all the things they did .
With their inconsistent inclusivity and equity . What used to be a rare and isolated incident of someone having inner , emotional or mental issues has now become trendy . It's been embraced as living your truth .
When you don't know who you are and your identity is grounded in a subjective , fluid morality and not grounded in reality or objective truth , then , by default , you're going to find your identity in something that is grounded in a lie and a subjective truth that constantly changes . It reminds me of a cat , you know , trying to catch a laser pointer .
They're all excited when they think they've got it , only to find it flittered away to another location . That tricky little laser . The satisfaction of catching it is actually an illusion , though , but the cat doesn't know that they keep trying to catch it . This is what I see with people trying to find their identities .
If anything , people identifying as the opposite gender or animals or anything at this point only goes to show that people are striving to find meaning and purpose in this life . Guys , we are made to worship something . We are gonna worship the creator or the creation . Also .
Some brilliant person on my last video made this point and I wanna share it that we are made in God's image and likeness and the devil hates that . He hates God . He will do everything in his power to shift us as far away as possible from that . They said . To imagine a human being identifies a cat or a dog , when we were created above these creatures .
This is actually a spiritual search too , and what people are doing is filling themselves with spiritual fast food . It has no sustenance or longevity , so they live one fleeting happiness at a time , craving and living for their next serotonin fix . There are many examples of this as well .
We do this also with chasing after relationships , chasing after items , tangible things we can put our hands on better homes , more expensive cars , jewelry . I mean .
You look at the people who have like Apple watches or Apple phones and they talk to an Android person and it's like you have an Android , like something that really doesn't matter at all and it's just based on preference and what you like , but we make it some sort of social thing that raises us above other people in our heads .
Like I sold my 2020 Chevy Colorado . I love that truck . It was my first truck ever .
I've always had a car , just cause cars are cheaper , and I set a goal out I wanted to really start having children with my wife , and so what I did is I set a goal to where I wanted to completely get rid of our credit card debt , so I found a way that I could completely wipe off the last part of our credit card debt by selling that truck , getting a
cheaper car and taking that cash $7,000 of cash that they gave me . I came home , we paid off the rest of our credit cards and now and that was at the end of last summer-ish maybe going into the fall , I think and we're having a baby now , because I had that goal . So it was a fact of what was more important .
Was my goals more important or a status Cause ? That was a nice truck . It was clean , had black fabric in it . It was like a rough fabric too . It was really like a man's truck . It wasn't anything like crazy or special , but to me , like when I bought it , when we went to Dallas and bought it , taking pictures with it , it was just .
It was a huge moment for me . But now I drive up and sometimes I'm ashamed . The car that I got now there's nothing wrong with it . It's a 2016 Nissan Pathfinder . It's got three rows of seats , which my son thought was so cool Now I could fit all of his friends that I wouldn't have been able to with a truck .
Every time I pick them up for youth , I wasn't asked from school man , they're having fun , they're having a blast and put their scratches on it . There's a little bit of deeing here and there and the fabric , the material that's in the seats and on the armrest it's worn and things like that . I mean nothing's ripped , nothing .
Also , after I went to Houston to get it , saw that the windshield was cracked . There's a couple of cigarette , burn holes in the seat and then on the little fabric up there that they didn't tell me about . But I went three and a half hours to get it and I was there to get it and they were gonna .
Anyways , I'm never buying out of town again , but , that being said , I didn't . My reality was I had a goal and I didn't want to be held back from that goal .
That was in my heart because of material things , and sometimes I think about it when I pull up , I do real estate , doing photography and video and drone and things , and when I pull up and there's this realtor with a Lexus or a Mercedes or a Range Rover pretty much all of them that I work with have nice , expensive cars and I pull up with my little Nissan
Pathfinder that's eight years old . Sometimes it hits me when I get out and I see scratches , or I am getting stuff out of the back of my car and there's scratches that weren't there before and now they are and I'm like , hmm , how did that get there ?
Now , if I was in my 2020 Colorado , I'd be really upset , I'd be furious , but I'm not too mad about it because I had a goal and to me , even though it is sometimes not the best feeling , that I don't have the nice vehicle that I did have .
I'm about to have a little baby girl and that was my goal and the sacrifice was worth it to get where I wanted to go and it took me giving up material things to get there .
So sometimes we have to give up and sacrifice for that burden or that mission in our heart , some material things that really , once we actually let go of them , it's not the big of a deal anymore .