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Today is the day the Lord has made, and these are the times to which God has decided we shall live. You know, on my program, it's my radio programs and podcasts, we've talked a lot about virtuous racism and it's a phrase I believe I made up that some racism is good racism. In the eyes of the left, anti white
racism is virtuous racism. Or using racism to say limit the number of Asian men who get into Harvard University, Well, that's good racism because you are hurting a bad race because they're white adjacent, and you're helping a good race because they're not white adjacent, and therefore that's virtuous racism. There's something in the left that I refer to, particularly
from the sexual left, as virtuous hate. If you're a man who is gender defiant, it is virtuous to hate women, particularly women who do not agree that your gender defiance is something that they need to adopt or respect. You can see this broadcast through all sorts of means. I'll show you one such example here in a second, from a new program starring one actress I really like her work.
I think Jessica Chastain is a fantastic actress. And she's in a new series that apparently is coming from Apple TV. It's called The Savant. And I'll show you this in a second, because she's going to go out and cleanse the world of some hate. But I think she's probably going to defend virtuous hate. There's not a lot of things you can defend when it comes to choosing to do businesses with companies that hate your values. I mean, you could say it's convenient, it's what you've always done.
I would guess if you went and simply looked at the soap in your house, soap you used to wash your body or your hands, you got to find out that you're working with companies that either don't care about your values or openly despise your values. On the other hand, to see what I did, they're unintentional pun there's Allen.
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In this trailer for the show called The Savants, Jessic Chesstein is going to cleanse the world of hate. She's an undercover investigator and mother who infiltrates hate groups online to detect and prement, prevent violent extremists from doing what they do, stopping them before they can act, putting her kids to bed. Hey, look it's mixed race family. That's interesting. Why would that be?
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An evil white man. Did you see that? And they're in the capital. Look at that, just like January sixth Huh. You know, I have a tip for Jessica Chastain's character. This is going to take some work. So you're going to have to go really really undercover. And let me give you the steps of going undercover. And this is going to be really advanced. Ready, Jessica, go look for
the Eugene Weekly online. So type in Eugene Weekly and go back and look at their cover for June nineteenth, twenty twenty five, just around the time of leading up to the latest shooting at a Catholic school where children are unlive while praying to the Lord Jesus, unlive by a gender confused young man, but in fact started to come out of his gender confusion. And you would see
this picture from the Eugene Weekly. It is an image of someone the Eugene Weekly chooses to call Eve Weston holding an AR fifteen style rifle, normally, of course, a weapon that's evil, but not in this case, because we're going to talk about some virtuous hate. Eve Weston appears to be a man pretending to be a woman. And on the right hand side, it says, as the Trump administration attacks so called trans people, some queer folk are armed and ready to bash back with guns and combat boots.
Bashback the attacks being what laws laws protecting children from irreversible chemical and surgical interventions? Those laws, that's from what you bash back. Has there been any significant bashing by gender confused people or gender defined people using weapons like this? Is Jessica Chastain's character going to be looking into such things? It doesn't take much looking. I don't think so, because this is virtuous hate. This is from that issue June
twenty twenty five. There's a saying I hear a lot from the armed career community, and that's you go far enough left to get your guns back, from pistols to air fifteens and AK forty sevens. Queers are alluding to bash back, protecting themselves from surging levels of violence and political hatred. Incidentally, there is not a particularly robust surging acts of violence against gender confused people. Praise God because there shouldn't be. We can hate sin, and we are
called to love the people who sin. Jesus loves this person who calls himself, Eve Weston, just as much as he loves me and he loves you. Jesus wants this person who calls himself Eve Western back in the family just as much as he wants anyone back into the family, which people can do by accepting the Lord Jesus as the Lord and Savior after repenting of sins with true sorrow. We need to remind ourselves of this. But the virtuous hate from the sexual left pointed at people who will
not bow down to this ideology extends into things like this. Often, people who are practitioners of virtuous hate from the sexual left will throw around the phrase nazi. Have you ever been called Nazi? I've been called Nazi. I'm sort of boring by this point. If you are in any of conservative media you've not been called the Nazi, then maybe you're not doing something right. This is from the Telegraph.
This is an actual neo Nazi, meaning this is a guy who's adopted the belief of the Nazi party that there is a there is a race of people better than others, the white race. A neo Nazi, a new Nazi. The Telegraph neo Nazi changes ginger to serve sentence in women's prison. German fra right extremists move prompts backlash to Olof Skulz's self determination reforms. This guy's name is Sven Libeck, a so called far right extremist, goes by the new
name of Marla Savenja on official documents. And there's this guy with his neck tattoos and his mustache and in my judgment, clearly clowning the system. I pretend to be a woman by wearing a dress and a hat, and now I get to go be in a woman's prisons. But if we call this out, if we say about the women to prison, they shouldn't be subjected to this. Sometimes on the right, I'll get some horrible statements back. Why not if the women don't want to be subjected
to such things, they shouldn't put themselves in prison. Well, they deserve it. They committed a crime. So now play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Congratulations your cell mates, A male and under you a Nazi. Horrific Jesus said to us, I was in prison and you did not visit me. I was hungry and you did not feed me. I'm certainty, and you gave me nothing to drink. He says that to people who were believers. He's warning believers, Yeah, you can believe in me, you can make be your lord
and savior. But as you treat the least of these, so you treat me and then the people from the left. The virtuous hate is this, you hate trans women so much that you would want them to be put in the unsafe position of being put into a male prison. That's how far your hatred goes. Never mind the fact, of course, that the guy is clearly a dude, as so called trans women are so a guy who gets a fair bit of following online, maybe for posting things
like this. His name is Corey J. Mauler, and this is a meme that goes around from time to time on the channels of the sexual left. Pick your side, there are no others. One is the Nazi flag, and one is the multicolored all sex genders, same sex attracted so called trans flag on the right. Refer back to
the last story. You have to choose. Apparently you don't, because when an actual neo Nazi says I'd very much like to be in a woman's prison, we have to employ virtuous hate, or at least watch it be employed. The virtuous hate is they hate the right side. Jesus said love your enemies. You've heard it said you should love your friends. Well, even the Pagans love their friends. Or to love our enemies, or to pray for enemies. It doesn't mean we're to adopt their ideologies or to
defend them. There is no such thing as virtuous hate. That's why it's so annoying to see virtuous hate practiced. This is from the parent company of Pepsicola. They own a product called Bubbly Water, and they made this for Pride Month, and it's promoting something called Chosen Families. I'll explain what Chosen Families are here in just a second, because that will really get across the idea of virtuous
hate for the nuclear family unit. This is an ad for Bubbly Water, Bubbly Presents coming home, and so this is a young man waiting to get into a club, nervous we won't coming here.
We've been here every Friday since back when Corey was in his boat. I thought we.
Agreed we wouldn't talk about that. The bow tie being so many.
Of my best friends right here, just waiting.
For the bathroom.
Okay, So waiting for the bathroom and see that they are of different genders. What's your name? Because they change names consistently. Are you getting the swing of this? And here comes some men pretending to be women in performance drag queens.
This is where my drag mother got me my first kid. I love you.
Drag mother would be the person who initiated him into this. It looks like you have a word. So here's this young man reflecting? Or is it a young lady? Oh? It's meant to be confusing because the guess is part of the game self reflective? Am I going to be accepted? Here comes the kind chosen parent? Has it gone?
I am just here by myself?
Okay, well do you want to be over there with my friends?
Yes? And come on, that's I'm.
Jack, Jack Jac not with a K, So that's a signal. A chosen family is also known as a glitter family. If your family will not pretend that you're a boy when you are clearly a girl, you pick a chosen family. In separate countries like Washington and Oregon, they can separate kids from the nuclear family and never tell the parents it's a chosen family. It's hatred for the nuclear family units.
But it's virtuous hatred because it's on behalf of a virtuous ideology, a virtuous ideology that tells kids something that is both physically, biologically, metaphysically and spiritually impossible. God loves them, He just doesn't love what's being done to that story. Number two, God asks where are the scribes and the prophets? And the elites answer as fools would. In the Bible, you'll read from time to time things that's if you don't understand the Bible well, can be confusing, such as
God asking where are the scribes and the prophets? Well, he knows, But the point they're making here in the Bible is who is able to outthink God, who's greater than God. Well, in a time where the so called wise are proving that God uses simple things to shame the wise, we can go back to statements like this, where are the scribes in the Prophets? This is Wes Moore answering a question about whether or not he had
a bronze star. Check out this beautiful way to answer to prove that he is shamed by the simple things that he's neither ascribed nor a profit or able to outthink God, or in this case, either lie in any form of elegant way.
You claiming you had a Bronze Star in two thousand and six when you were applying for a job, Why did you do that?
Well, I think it's I'm deeply proud of my service to this country. And I know my soldiers that I saw with are deeply proud, and the veteran community is as well. And I think it's pretty common knowledge or common belief that when you're a commanding officers and you're superior officers, tell you listen, we put you in and we've gone through everything.
So as you're going through your application included I included it, and I didn't think about it.
But in two thousand and eight on PBS they said they introduced you, Gwen I full saying you had earned a Bronze Star medal. That's two thousand and eight, twenty ten. You were on the Colbert Show when he said you had a Bronze Star. You did not correct him. You had to know you did not have one.
Then, well it was I did not go back and go back and tell the Pentagon. Hey, I was told to put this on application.
It convinces no one. And at least you can give credit to ABC for asking the dictator of Maryland that question, Wes Moore. God uses the simple things to shame the wise, and the Bible asks us, where are the scribes and the prophets who can outthink God? God himself is truth. Jesus said, I am the Way, the Truth, and the life. And no one comes to the Father but for me. And this guy thinks this is somehow convincing. I'm going to share another case with you here, and it goes
back to the COVID era. It was a time where a whole bunch of people had to stop and say, wait a minute, this is the new thing. Now. These are not the wisest and the best and the brightest. These are people who are lost in their own pride, unable to use God's wisdom at all, simply their own false wisdom. I'll show you this. It's from the Politico. At least the Politico had a snappy headline on this. There's snappy sorts of things that are said from time
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For months, health experts told Americans to stay home. Now many are encouraging to the public to join mass protests. Not voting, not going to the polls, but protests. These are not the best in the brightest Where are the scribes and the prophets? Who's out thinking God? In any form of decent human skepticism. We could all look at this and say, none of this makes any sense. I
thought it was all deadly No. In fact, I remember they released studies showing that social justice protests were less likely to spread the COVID flu than the sturgists motorcycle rally. Insane and impossible. Where are the scribes in the province? Where are the wise ones? God is still using the simple things to shame the wise. This is a guy who had to step dou He didn't. He chose to step down from the CDC. He should have been fired.
He's pretty much an open Satanist named Dimitri Disocles. Listen to this as he's talking about the firewall between science and politics.
I've been ready to do this when I felt that I hit the line and I hit the line when both I didn't think that we were going to be able to present science in a way free of ideology. That the firewall between science and ideology has completely broken down.
By the way. This guy's ideology during the monkey Pocks thing was that men should continue to have orgies with men, that one man's joy is another man's risk. Does that sound like science to you?
He continues addressing stigma intentionally and making sure that we get the word out in a way that supports people's joy as opposed to, you know, calling them risky. So I think, you know, one of the things to think about is that, you know, one person's idea of risk is another person's idea of a great festival or Friday night for that matter. So we have to sort of embrace that with joy.
So this guy's ideology is that if you get sexual pleasure from sleeping or having sex with a bunch of men in BDSM clubs, you should continue to do that. Public health, is this what puts the public at risk? Well, some people would say it's risky to go skydiving, but I get joy from it. Okay, It's risky to eat fatty food. Some people say it's not, but some people say it is. But I get joy from it. Public health is supposed to be about math. Having sex with a bunch of men in BDS gun clubs is risky,
joy or not joy. God is still using the simple things to shame the wise. Where are the Prophets? Story number three? Sometimes choosing to see God is an act of the will. I was doing some social research for our face segments and I came across this statement from a guy, and it's kind of convicting, and I feel convicted by it. I've never met him, and probably, honestly, if I met him, it probably would have had the same encounter with me that he's had with other people.
He's disappointed that people haven't forced him or convinced him to convert to the Christian faith.
Can't get behind Christianity because I made it twenty five years in this life without anyone even really trying to convert me. I mean, you guys just didn't try that hard. You looked at me, knew I was destined for eternal damnation, and you said that guy, you can even try. You really didn't even try to convert me. So how am I supposed to believe that you guys who cares so little about me, are all going to some lovely, lovely little heaven while I go to hell simply because I'm
a non believer. I mean, please, Dear God, make it make sense. Make it make sense, or at least try and convert me. Man, you know, be a good Christian.
He's not wrong about being a good Christian. Try and convert. Okay, So I meet you at an airport, walk up and say repents of your sins. The Kingdom Novenda is near, accept that Jesus Christ is your Lord and savior, and you walk away. Okay. I tried what we're taught to do in the disciple, making sure a process is to share connect ministered disciple. Now, I would hope that Christians would share with you in an environment that's just say, social or on an airplane someplace where you're kind of
forced to be together. I might say something to you like this, because it is my responsibility to spread the faith, to have a reason for by optimism, to share the Gospel with everyone I meet in some form, and it might be just saying something to you like this. After a brief discussion. Hey, God bless you man. It was great talking to you, and that's called planting seeds. Wow, that guy was super nice. So and if you saw the clip, obviously he's a black guy and maybe not
shoes that's identify as black, beautiful, beautiful beard, incredible beard. Yeah, I'm beard jealous, I admit it. But maybe you could have an interaction with someone and say, wow, these really nice. It seems to everyone is nice to me, says God bless me. I mean, clearly this guy seems to have
some curiosity about God and also some animosity. But I think my interaction probably would have been if I'm, let's say, on an airport shuttle with you or on an airplane, I probably would say to you, if I felt you were receptive to it is, I probably say, hey, can I ask you a question? I know this could seem creepy. How long have you been growing your beard? I truly would. I've done this with people and I would tell them. I would say, man, I got to tell you something.
I could never grow a beard that long. I really wish I could that. I mean, can I you oil your beards? And sometimes people are receptive to those conversations, and often a conversation like that will enter into other arenas, and I might say something like this, I wish God gave me the ability to have a beard like that. Maybe I'd be planting his seed in that way. But convincing you to convert, well, we can't do that. Human beings can't do that. God can. God may be calling
you to his heart, calling you to himself. So I would ask you this question, what have you done? Have you sought out a community of Christians? Have you walked in and said, hey, I don't believe in God, help me understand what you do? Have you sought out Christian people to simply observe and ask questions to see how you're treated. I would hope if you go to a biblically observance, biblically strict church, that you're welcomed. I would hope that people other than folks with the name take
on their chest welcome you. I would hope that people who notice that you're new in church might say, hey, that seening here before? Welcome? Do you need a place to sit? Can I show you around? I would hope that would happen to you. Did you take that step? He's not wrong when he says be a good Christian or to spread the Gospel. He's not wrong when he says that we fail as Christians to do this. But he is wrong on this, which is judging a perfect
God by judging imperfect people. We need Christ because of our imperfection. We aren't perfect Christians. But sometimes believing in God is a force of will, or sometimes it takes a little bit more thought than simply nobody came to convert me. I'm going to share with you three clips, two of which are very very heartwarming, another which is very anger inducing and has made the rounds in social media. I'll show you these in a second. There are ways, again that we can think of God sometimes as a
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advisor investments involved risk are not guaranteed. Past performance doesn't guarantee future results. Truck twenty five, THAT'ST two five to two. This went viral this past week and now this guy's apparently been identified. I'm not secure enough yet in the identity to share it, but the rumor is that he
is a Polish millionaire, maybe even billionaire. He was at a tennis match and a tennis star named Kami Maschras and I probably got that wrong, came and tried to He was signing autographs and tried to give a tennis ball to a young boy. And watch this man and what he does, literally steals the hat from the boy, puts it in a bag, and the girl a woman he's with, is recording it gleefully, joyfully taking a selfie,
and he gives the kid the pan back. The tennis player said later through broken English that he hadn't recorded that the kid didn't get the hat, so he made that good. And the rumor is this is a Polish millionaire or billionaire who could have afforded to go have a VIP and get something signed. Seeing God is sometimes forced to the will. This is a very tiny example of why would a good God allow a guy like
that to succeed at what at this life? He succeeded at this life financially, what's that going to mean in the next life when he undertakes acts like that and stealing from an eternal perspective, Sometimes seeing God is a force of the will. That's unfair. He should be punished. He will be if he doesn't repent and he's doing things like this continually, he will be. But there's something else we can examine. Why do we know that's wrong?
Apostle Paul taught us that even if we've never read the words of God, the Law as it was called, or heard the words of Jesus, God has implanted in our heart something that indicates for us things are wrong, and if we have the Holy Spirit, even more so. Sometimes seeing God in faces of things like this is a choice of will. Like the young man we started a video with, you're asking questions about God because maybe God the Father is calling yourself to him. Sometimes seeing
God is a force of the will. How many people said to that young man, Hey, God bless you, Hey, God be with you. Hey would you like to come to church with me? Hey, let's go see this movie? No, no, no, I'm not gotta watch the chosen. That's about Jesus. Here's another example. This is a young kid's at Hershey Park in Pennsylvania, and so people who have kind of considered that this guy guy probably has autism just by the
way he's acting. And he gets on top of a monorail and he's walking back and forth on the monorail. I don't know how high he is, and as he was one hundred feet, if he jumps off that he's grievously injured, maybe dead. All sorts of adults running over there telling him what to do, stop stop, turn around well, and God forbid, a train comes see him covering his ears from the noise. This is why people are thinking he's probably autistic because the noise is confusing. So now
he's walking back towards danger. And then left camera dude has jumped up on the rooftop of this like restaurant or something. Now look at him, take a running jump, pulls himself up onto the monorail track, gets up and there's another man and he embraces the little boy. The entire crowd is glad. Why why? From an evolutionary perspective, if some autistic kid fell off of that one less mouth to feed, strong will survive. It's just evolution, is Darwin.
It's not preserving the species. I mean, aren't we to want to breed autism out? We have in our hearts from God that which is right and wrong. Even never having read the Word of God or seen Jesus or anything from him, this guy knows it's wrong that Christians haven't come to him to convert him. He thinks they haven't. I'm going to guess he hasn't noticed the signs of people trying to do that, maybe offering a book. You know, Hey, I'm reading a book. It's called The Word of God.
Would you like to read it?
No?
No, I'm not a Christian. I'm going to bet things like that happen. He said. People don't try hard. When Christians try hard and say no, no, no, no, no, you need to convert right now, it doesn't work very rarely. That's why those fire and brimstone signs at Rolling Stones concerts I used to see, And you're going straight to hell? And brother, do you think that really works? Is that what Jesus did? Repent of your sins? The Kingdom of Heaven?
Is near. He acted with love. There's one more opportunity. Sometimes seeing God is a choice of the will. This is a janitor in Tennessee. He's having his sixtieth birthday and he's walking into a classroom full of little kids at this elementary school. This guy is hard of hearing, and they have learned a way to communicate with him.
Has beverday too.
They're signing as they say birthday to you. Happy Jay. Look at the kids are excited at his excitement. Hickerson Elementary thanks to CBS News Real News for running that sometimes seeing God is a force of the will to the young man to whom with whom he began the video. I apologize on behalf of Christians for not reaching out to you. We're imperfect and sometimes seeing God is a
choice of the will. If I could talk to you, man, I'd love to have a conversation, because the very fact that you're asking this question in this way means I think that God the Father's reaching out to you, even as Satan says to you, they don't care. Now we care. We're just imperfect. This is the Todd Hermannshaw. Please go be well, be strong, be kind, and make a decision today to walk in the light of Christ