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right right and ends are motion driven labour that it was the jewel in the follow up a follow up. Is you can tell me that my daughter should die? Essentially I mean, but what if yeah like, or you can tell me that your daughter should die If you're, if you're using the daughter, is an emotional peel, It's also an original appeal to say: okay, your daughter was killed before she was born. I just liked that he utilized joe's language when he talked about miracle, the miracle of life. Do you guys remember this so Joe rogan stated ordered yeah, you say there's some miracle moment. I didn't watch jolly. These seven hours and then by then set took it into years where you're, the one that saying there's a miracle moment he's like, I think we're there was actually really great. I thought was but a verbal jujitsu got him in a rear, naked joke which isn't easy to do verbally, but left her difficult as less lefty, mme fighter you neither these

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christian culture in the nineties. Any of you who grew up in the nineties with christian culture. Maybe you loved it. Maybe you hated it, but you got memories of it and it was a thing that happened. It happened, so I thought we could just kind of do it. As word association or veggie tales. Don't have I we should not actually never have I ever and if you give them eyebrows that out, everything goes down held its the jumped the shark moment think of saint nick, I was probably six or seven vhs tape tape. It was the one with the two hill the two hell one yeah, you know something I don't know it was this We have the good samaritan, unlike what guy gets better by the side of the road. All. Oh, two, okay, I thought you just met. There were two: it was like a tale of to day something like that. Yet some, like I forget, the songs, our jericho, that's the other one with the billions. there really give entropy these our lives our anti europeans over this. It is very now, therefore lose lacking note of everything you when the new one newman out, and you went to burying our wherever you, wherever you go to store

react when that bookstore existed. I there is interesting, visionary road of interesting article about the fall of egg cells in the decline of big idea had about the fall of television, This was before the fall, the interesting thing about how, when you go from a small business to a medium business, that's where most businesses die because there's like this, we need to produce more oliver. So it was more about the high prices sustain this and it was also the eyebrows, but they realized like. We can't just release two tapes a year anywhere. It can't be this event, and now we have to like churn out remember that the low budget flatmate of the two d Larry boy cartoon or I do enjoy out like that was like we need to get more stuff out and what is suddenly not hitting the quality anymore. You bad the cells the singing song book I named my cat after size awesome, my cat, who was asinius cat. I got him when I was seven years old. His name is Roger is that Israel will oki, so These are the same as the p yeah. But here's how

there's that they also later on the kind of revamp salting made a more money and more like visually appealing. much assault, he could possibly be, but the old salty, with just do it fucking out, not abandon, Frau risen rally. Charity church bells were terrifying, while it was, it was almost like a clown. It was like it was acting in a couple hours. It goes quite clownish. A year is very like airy, fantastic songs, songs, gun at a time. That is not how it goes one step at a time, I'm clan in my home page one step at a time. I think I always say it the other way average. Meanwhile, Where are the glory of the lord, was oh, I love you lord and I lived my. Is that just a generika I was, but it was. It was salty like it was in the salty and the the what's it missing: nine kids missing yesterday, it's missing dude those,

I never. I dont think I ever saw softy annex because members of rent, a friend of mine, a good friend of mine she actually went to, I think her high school, I think, was mere nothin and like basically her entire school faculty was like the salty and like salty, was her pretty or something like that. I don't know how much they can things are singing sang but be makes sense or highly swallowing. Professed has a certain that's bible man, hu. I wasn't into binding, I wasn't it wasn't adding. I was a little bit old for it and I think I detected that easiness. Yet you know it's funny, even as a child, a kind of oh, I think very certain all related meeting with all the stuff. You knew that you were getting the kirkland brand version. That's true! If you knew like you know like when you get the lucky charms that you've got the marshmallow eighties instead or her weight model, millimeters are better than lucky. Charms are now significantly know, I think they're of neuronal cell phone cameras anyway, you guys should try them, but you need to tell her.

All tat is the s here like there's. There is an urgent need to search and, as others of christian ninety sculpture is always of babylon, be video game. I do you guys, remember aunt, so you're ember anthony aunt, so this is a little before maybe your time, but there is anthony ant and then there was. The music mission has an amusement They are used to get machete. I do know, sums music machine, that's the kirkland brand version of salty those I can face, and now this is. I think so too, is the kirkland members this now, but it is legit the donor man. Ok, was don't even know that is he's it's like gods, love. Bob was where the hole in the middle of their work and their that we're demon briquettes, redeem and broadcast from nice to even perhaps so respect. At least I have never thought, but I would have liked to have like donut puppets. And then there were like the bread is baking in the oven and then this bread comes out and it's like dung and it like glares at you. I think

our words, I don't think that's per diem and brass mary rice, hopkins aunt, mary race hopkins, my my personal friend, she's, she's, wonderful, my wife and I have actually worked with our very rewarded, some sons with their she's great, we group at the tapes- We had one that we just watched over and over I had yeah I mean I remember, having the piano, folio and learnings her songs and then lading meeting her later in life was really cool. That's really good she's, still a christian! Yes, she is like, unlike phil visscher likely like the it seemed like the key is the cheese year. You were more likely, you are to still be a christian like the cooler brazil cooler, you were the more likely or to be. This is a paraphrase: there'll be a square thursday paraphrase the bombers that god you the foolish things the world to shame. I ve gotten uses the cheesy things in the world. Let us draw, I was an integral and I was in a trout for twelve years. I played Jesus in an easter play and it

all nineties ccs music like it was like you now, stephen curse, shatteringly yet was like crazy and then, but so many people came to Christ. In that and it was there- is a lot of Jesus. We had dark, obligated, lasers puppet shows, have publishers saved anyone to your recollection. Not that I remember her close to those guys radius yeah, the five. It's you guys, It's a damn says it's a dark world. The public world is a dark, the lord's Jim teaching it's all. I always loved looking at these parity shirts and I was just any fear, even as a child I was like who buys the easy way out. Every single I had done the play station, one that sid salivation instead of place, they happen number one out and do one like. I remember all the number one I wanted to do was was a mountain do, but it was moses on with the ten commandments and it would be called coming down from sign. I know it's a mountain jus, yet

why why do we not have the shirt and want to Babylon began? We please design that looked into it, some other people do. It did come from my brain and then someone stole guys it raises Jesus yeah testament us testaments terrorism in there yup, but we can do those now yeah, that's a given. I worked at the family, christian bookstore, we, I that's the thing, but I had to restock the testament so caught. I would assume that would be somebody use, I totally cynical about all this stuff, but I think you kind of love I actually kind of loved others and it wasn't ironic. Now I absolutely loved a growing up. I think I, through a phase of cynicism, and I think we can market now a little bit, but I also think it's like way better than what our cultures going through now and I'll, even their christian culture like kids, christian culture is not what it was. Then there there.

like a whole, well developed christian pop culture, I'd rather someone eat testaments than watch cooties annette here. I think we could all agree with that. Their close in my book. Let's get breakfast in Hell. I don't know that one audio adrenaline got it. Down. There was the newsboys surveying big house, where large numbers out there. I just under the next big too. it's we believe that god will punish people eternally for their sins. And we wrote a song about it. A happy pepe saw the news was really happy panel song about it about a unit. into breakfast yeah. Now I remember literally saying it before now he was the one dan. Oh, the milk has turned in all the toast as bowed, and he had it in crunches way that well, oh, okay, I do remember it now and it's like we wrote a song about how you won't have captain crunch they're, my favorite health. Until you get the kids you you take away their problem.

captain crunch know, and then you do you do one of those like halloween and what do they call them? it's coming off as to how to hill house I held out when you just talk about the no o k the whole house was. I never experience that I went through a couple over, but the hell room was always the day. Languages pump the heat in there and they would cover the walls. Would like black trash bags in it was in that version of the houses you know, which I think, people who throw out that house are like, I don't necessarily believe in ghosts or witches or whatever, but yeah. This is kind of a fantasy thing, but christians are like we actually believe in Hell and we're going to put you there. First, I have to go through you. First, you go through a car accident or some such where one percent actually do that likes it out. If you dont like it's like a car ass, you go in the first room and it's like somebody dies in a car accident and then our two people do one goes to have an unwillingness to so you like somebody, goes to the throne room and then the other person goes to Helen

and then at later on this year, resurrected come back to life. Why didn't you tell me? Why didn't you tell me and then never so it's like art thou, it's a chick track that you walk through intercity interactive, chick trent. It's almost like it's it's was to be a motivation to evangelize friends and I still hope that saved, so they don't go to her. I told a story before, but I visited a friend's youth group and the youth pasture decided the best object lesson was he had someone shuttle the lights off as he pulled out a gun and fired? a bunch of times and I it was a cap gun or a you know. Firing blanks are and I'm sure it wasn't a real gun, but he was like sure he was firing blanks or real bullets. I dunno, but he's just like better than I've ever had him and he's like you're all dead and then like he just

this was like us powerful moment. You know and the need to start talking about how what happens if you die, you are all dead. Even you little guy in the back he's, not a machine tat, a bitch stop moving around stop at thrown it throwing sin rocks into the fire. This is foreign to me. This is like it's me I'll final day of cato summer camp everybody take your rockin, ok! So you still have your sat on it that a you this very interesting at AP, we savage perch when I would go in there. I'd pray there. I actually pray praying there a lot because you saw on the way of the universe. It was on the way back to my dorm room, and so I stop in, and there were all these rocks where you could like right, where you're struggling with and set it at the foot of the cross, and so it was kind of a similar thing, but rocks don't burn. I was, and I was like that all the camp counselors came out afterwards and look struggling, With last I dont say extra out three hundred wrong that saving us none implored her poor guy result. I went through other one time. I was just feeling, particularly worst economic praying at this.

at this alter, and I saw us extorted reading the rugged gets round, and I certainly with haiti there see none, here's, the here's, the Tripoli part I picked up one. I turned it. Over and it was my name and then I went through a couple other ones, and I picked up another one and it was my name again. They were all you you never to names. Two of my name on the rocks at the foot of the throne and they're struggling with you, I dunno what they were saying it could have been. Oh, I thought anything. I thought that was your rock that you were thrown in. No, it was my name on a rock that should have a sin: yeah. No I'm serious! It was I so it was very disturbing. I didn't know what to do. As I went back, I told my my best friend that I was like nate. My name is on the rocks. We get to find out who's, stalking me Mcgee and me. No, I was age Van. I only know I'd seen it a few times, but I had to be just taper. They re on the skateboards yeah and we thought it was the most radical thing ever

because they were on those almost radical things coming up on the list, I say they were on those old flat skateboards that had just the one fin yeah. You know kind of like the wide nose deal and they were like doing a race and they're all wearing elbow pads knee pads and a helmet said yeah and like the bully. Kids are like yeah, we're so awesome and we're going to get you and they throw a water balloon on the track and make him slip. Oh no yeah and I think he ends up winning or or no no, the bully win. And then in that it better be realised that they treated spoiler like man, no, you cheated and there will again really don't like you watch it. We had. We had us. This is served in the haunted house. One is the one that we had only and was then I got it how we would like the old man. Maybe remember, though, Well, the man in the neighborhood never did get into adventures in odyssey. I never got into it, but I know the guy who does the music or has a the guy who does the movies or that John Campbell o ano yeah he's? I wasn't there into it, but we did visit focus on the family in colorado and they had this whole interactive, exhibit and recording booth where you can be in adventures in odyssey weed

yeah. They really leaned in adventures. In odyssey. There wasn't a bad thing. It was actually a pretty good thing and you still go through it as they hold up. You know the moral lesson that show that was like the last chance adventures and let the last chance I do and it was like there was big foot. It was like bigfoot out as bigfoot in the wilder Listen or like there is one that was so it's this junk yard music. For that, too, that's murmur right last chance adventures Their vessel anticipated there's something I've been yeah. That's right. Last year it was like a another's without those family thing kind about interests, an odyssey related. They five aren't frenzy. Moreover, relying cage. I said farmer I saw the I saw them once their commies now super book. For now supermarkets newer, but it's really pretty good. It's not newer! Isn't you must be done about the rebel? There is

ready. This was like a really realistic refitting differently. This was an actual like an enemy. Less was like an anime. We have never heard of Acta, known iron there. Okay, I remember super book called me, the computer. This was what I was talking about an ad they had us. They border on there. They had all the video effects, the strobe effects of peer pressure, peer pressure who made up the room who you gotta keep up to be cuckoo. That was rad pop up up here. I thought the french peter was really advanced at the time he had a keyboard on him. He was Colby, as was was sixty four cave ram. Now, didn't you didn't they do input output? Isn't that the sun leaves, but they did input. It sounded like dynastic. These risks, specially made forecasts.

And just gonna sing the entire called the cattle agreed in theory. We need to do a reboot of coal, but we did it call be play at church grown up and I was in it I love call be. I think I think I like called me more than salty. If that's not that, I did, you excited roanoke occupant we did a couple of plays grown up and that's one thing that we I without enough that's on here, but there are others plays for kids and we did sir lock homes he was. searching for truth, and he was never sure there was one about joss fat, fat, jehoshaphat jasper, because member thou fat, fat, josh fat and he was like Joseph that only get really fat nick at night. You remember that Wait wasn't nick at night like justin know there was what it was about. Nicodemus. Oh, no, I don't remember that one, but it's kind of a similar concept, probably all the same company. They prove it for heavy cameron, and I never heard of I dunno they left behind the kids. You're, the guy you honey I didn't. Actually there is like forty of armenia. I did read some of them, never all of them. Now they were like this.

this thick, even where there are like now, a hundred and fifty pages, like many novels slightly longer than tracked, and there was like before Anderton Frank, already my door and the dragons throat and the nightmares that I had yeah because it presents darkness. No, the kids version, though, that this present darkness scared the grab onto the like. I read it and cod actually didn't know. Nightmare deal scared, but I did like I was afraid of the dark, really urgent movie. This present darkness, I still think, would be awesome No, I got it, I think, could be shudder right. Who knows that was like when I as a teenager when I was like, I want to be a filmmaker. That was like what I wanted to make. Why haven future is bright. I actually we could do that but frank pretty. There was a. group. There was trying to make it probably fifteen years ago. I'm sure utterance funded idea, but it would be really difficult to do well. You'd have to have a budget, you'd have to have like anything. I think you need directorate and cinema diver who know what they're doing and you need all winter. That's true

Brandon. You need a lot of money and you need you need us and around winter, in a rough winner, bible adventures for any us. By the way, I think oh, I was only aware of super three noah's ark that was superintendent like computer signalled ivory. doom, exactly doom, but you are shooting bred animals have mentioned before there is a computer game called, can take your mom. Are you actually hold the sort of the spirit like this and you shoot europe power at roman soldiers and if you hit him enough times, they fall on the ground on their knees and yeah because they knew you just like how I come to evangelize them. That seems like you're, good evangelism tech. We also had joshua for gameboy, and it was weird because it was like this. I guess gameboy had their proprietary gameboy cartridges yeah, and so since this was like a third party knock off totally low budget thing like didn't have a thing over the contact points. A sleeve over the contact points was like a strangely shape, partridge cartridge that was out of the

biscuit, bootleg translated it automatically and boys are mostly, I mean I remember, the bible stuff for nintendo nintendo had a couple of cartridges games that were there, the bible oriented, but I never played him. I always thought that suffers boring whenever in high school of was really. I was rarely like interested in trying to find a good christian computer game because it was like that's what I wanted to do when I grow up grow grew up as I want to develop christian entertainment on the computer or whatever, and I played tons of em, and they were all terrible when all they got ever found a good one. let's make an updated super three de arc on the unreal engine. Yes, that's a good idea what he actually had a good pitch for one that was an rpg set before the flood. So they'd used a lot of like fantasy elements and it was like pitched like marwin before the flood and unlike hiding dinosaur of with the rock dinosaurs were in it. Rock crushers have never came the watchers. we'll trivia borgias anybody play these guarantee. How did I now let em, but

will do they reserve a little quick asides, bible samples up bible apples to apples is one of the worst games because, instead of having fun, you just having theological debates as to why you should pick my card and why this is unlike Dan, would enjoy getting scared We were left behind because your mom went to the mailbox happened to me happened to me twice. One of them then walking up at one who was standing yeah. I wish We're gonna get suddenly caught napping so back that africa episodic. I really like the original record. I wish we'd all been remember that that was Kevin. W w J d wait w w J d bracelet, I dunno. If I had one sorry that I said no, I think that the left behind thing was a real thing and I I got left behind once you think that you actually did

well, no I mean, as when I got home and the crazy thing about it was the guy up. The street was a big Elk hunter, and so I ran out how old's your sister, so I was driving up to red mountain in a panic. I out in front of my house, out into the middle of the cul de sac that we lived on and what I hear instead of like what normally you here. I hear this. Yeah I thought the trumpets I was like. That's the trumpet. I fell on my knees and I ran up the street is. I think for sure, like I philammon as a word and then was a great man I gotta see where coming from so hurry up the street turned the corner in the guy was blowing hunters Elk or its ivory like Jesus, I feel like the lord was like You need to get your crap on the other. This is that this is a close one. I like the idea that when she comes back some like a duck call, I dont know what I don't.

What a show far south. You know like at this point we're not in a pentecostal churches like w w J D, bracelets. Okay, I had those, I had them. Don't I don't think I had one, but it might have, I might have badly frog. forever rely on, I am you remember that acted ass. I do remember that it should have been. What is Jesus. Doing, though, should have been w. I J D, it doesnt, theological impurity rings up, had one I did not have a ring, but I did make that commitment sometimes and had like a picture of heart and a key on it, but like it also looked like a prince so when people ask what was it like to press so a heart and a key, so it had on the even you re shamed, your leg, I'd sits oppressive mindset. I my beloved mumble oval, is mine. I like actually like the purity ring thing. I don't I don't I'd people mark that minimal like. I thought there was a good idea. I don't mind period, because here I think it's good the street. How about that song? That went? Yes, lord! Yes, lord! Yes,

Yes, lord for seventy nine hours, oh yeah, I remember that one yeah, I didn't love that song of redemption As you know, the slow, and even if I remember this, is deleted, I think we have as you know, the baptized version of magic, the gathering, because I never again and again we had youth leader that convinced me to burn all of my magic. The gathering because you to play this one in wooden. Summoned demons. Yes, well, you d actually still did doubles the weird thing. Oh, you add deeply enemy card. Stop the other guy, see we're like. Oh, you want to save that sole lust, and then I r doesn't summon real right into some. Your magic art some, as the gathering literally summons, of having every time you can meet the magic. The gathering is a fantasy world. You know, so it's like you're just doing that in the convention. That redemption is actually talking about real sick saving souls, and so it's actually a little more and that's the weird part about combining fantasy with christianity. Weird because you can't, we all believe all these things. So these you talk, of course,

Well, you dear impression, let's see how how now what I was thinking my impression of all year, how you are year. That was all I thought some three gotta, learn the hard way, I'm down with one, known as the sun from NATO to that he never done of driving around with it. I see this war down with the last eat. Sore, I surrender I love rattle munich beauty, dad I don't know a little bit. I had like satellite in the the first I'm working on a big out development when big. That was the one that satellite, I think was then always now for that. We want a minute after I think it was gone of town, and they do- deserve a nice shirt. Little susie. She was only twelve yeah yeah. She was given the world, but that the excel. I remember that was like one of the first cds that I bought at a non christian,

to permit because they had at their yeah it. I was gonna that weird cross over like are the christian and yeah those the kind of fire carry aimed at calais. It's like, I think, they're christians, speaking ups, which would I, like the one song that their first job was actually literally walked out of such a foot concept. if they throw left over what their prolific the the thing is. They're my favorite, it was a real lion case, lashed Switchfoot concert, I went to go, see, Roland K and Switchfoot was playing and I had work to do so. I just left like johnson, Jon foreman's of heresy, I dunno it was. It was literally just alive stuff to do, and I will I'm not a really huge fan of which rizzo and did nothing is sound. Album is a masterpiece. I think it's one of the best elms and remained there are some really good songs like us either It's a really good songs on that one. I think they are from a lyrical perspective. They can write stuff that you know is like pointing to this eternal truth of the christian truth, but it's not on the nose like Jesus. I love you, you know right like they don't say Jesus and I like that. It's kind of like sufi on

I mean sufi on Stevens is sort of nice. I heard you have to I kissed dating goodbye to that Josh harris is full of crap man. He is this, but I, but I will say that I mean I like we are talking about purity culture. I think a lot of it's stoltz at all applies, maybe not all of it, but some of it I didn't understand the public eye was harmed by the What's that turns out, you are harmed by the magazine I trading around with no longer harmed by your own stupidity I, while ye I grew there. My problem is like with our kissing goodbye by they cannot preach this transactional thing where you, if you do that if you'd others, god bless you with a great sex life. That was the guy. That's what I was not part of the like. No! No, if you wait it's, a better like isaac, every youth pastor ever worked for me. We're hallelujah parties is related to the hell. How Is that what is a halloween party? I don't even know that I'll, like a halloween party, oh holiday autumn, festival, autumn festival, harvest festival, service, fest, yeah yeah. Well, we got a couple more here. Christian knock offs,

jazz or size Admittedly, I mom like I feel like the ladys and our church were always going to like exercise causes, but they played praise music instead of we have. So my mother in law has taught step aerobics Gallagher. Thirty years I always heard gospel music in a gospel says she still doing it in the final one is, christian knockoffs of the union and either even trout. It's what's that! Stop just there's just so cringe, so not funny just right just because they are bigger numbers as mean there better. That's too, just because more people we'll talk about it. Your game

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Gone away if the honor is shared, I'm actually I'm very honored to be, and it's really exciting. It's just so cool that we mostly wanted to pick your brain, because it's cool to have famous people out. You know, and you were married to or nightmare you or your sister was a famous person having been on full house. So what's that like? Well that that's that's what makes me famous with a lot of young people today. Is they say, hey hey. It says, instead of their daughter, like that Kirk cameron and the kids are like whoa. What's what's growing pains growing well and that he's DJ's brother from full house. Oh, my gosh can I have your autograph and then I become somebody important year, so it was No, we didn't have a different normal family to compare our life too so for us. This was our normal. I was on growing pains a couple years later. My sisters on the tv show full house, and you know

my son, my my are working to make donalds and I'm working at warner brothers. It was weird at times where going outside of people suddenly start asking for your autograph in and then there's like we're stalker moments and other kinds of things. But for me it was my life, it was my normal ah and it was. It was pretty cool. I look back on it and I think wow and I'm sure glad god get a hold of me at seventeen because I could have gone down other road so easily and I'm really sorry. For that. I I'm sure you ve seen that like I, don't you see that New channel on they just kind of turn, turn kids out, like you know the a headline one year's like new disney channel star than five years later. It's like this kid's rehab. memory or worse, or also care, corey, haim, corrugated, right, right and river phoenix? Even my friend Josh, who played my buddy boner honour rowing paints- yeah fridge, he's not here anymore with them. So there's all sorts of all sorts of.

Demons and dark places that you can go to encounter when you're a young kid with lots of money and have access to anything, and people want to take you there. If you dont, have outside influences like good friends or good family or the holy spirit protecting you and guiding you in other ways. It's very easy to be lost. now. You knew became tristram year. Seventeen, and I know you ve. Probably your testimony before, but I'm I'm interested guess you're kind of insulated from that stuff. How did it get to you? How did you hear the gospel for the first time I was insulator from our mean in hollywood. Your kind of knots around about maybe we're out on out what was your relationship to, christ, religion or that suffer for so so I did not grow up in a christian home. Never went to church, never talked about god in my family, in fact I was

a professing atheist. Until I was about seventeen and a half years old, so I thought the Jesus was was part of a different trinity, the easter bunny that tooth fairy and god and I I thought it was ridiculous. The idea that there was someone up there hiding behind the clouds, keeping track of the good and bad sort of like a santa claus figure with a list of who's, who's, naughty or nice. I love I and I love biology. I loved studying those kinds of things, and so for me there was just no evidence that god exists and even if you do want to believe in god which religion are you going to go with, I mean you can go with all these different religions and sacred texts, and then I met a really cute girl on the ceta growing pains. and she invited me to meet her family one weekend and I thought hey. This is this is my chance she's really cute, and the meeting place was at church and this was a church in California. I called at fullerton easy free

an shucks when doll was the pastor mercer? I didn't know who he was and I went there. I heard a message: he presented the gospel. It left me with a head full, a quest genes and I started studying Josh Mcdowell evidence that demands a verdict. I would ask her father lots of questions about god, evolution, the bible, dinosaurs noah's ark. reincarnation the resurrection, the virgin birth and he was pretty good at answering those questions, and then he gave me a little book by Josh Mcdowell called more than a carpenter. That really helped me open, the door, intellectually, to examine the claims of Jesus and for the resurrection, and he said to me. Kirk. If you really want to know, if god is, is, is there you need to go to him and talk to him not ask other people about him and I thought well we'll. How do I can you set up that meeting and any like well. You just have to go to him on his terms, which are humility and face.

I didn't have much of either one and it was important He said that to me because I think it put the whole the whole encounter in perspective At that time I was MIKE seaver. I was on top of my game. I was the the big man on campus, and so, if you wanted to meet with me, you'd go through my managers and and agents and you'd have to come to me on my terms, but he was pointing out that if I was, talk to the creator, the universe. I would not be the celebrity in that relationship, and I- sitting in my sports car parked on the side of the road thinking about the fact that one day I would die- and I would find out if with that, sure said, is true, and if there is a heaven I knew that I would not be going, and so I thought what what will it hurt for me to just try, and so I closed my eyes in a you. Try to assume the proper position for prayer. I didn't know why people close their eyes, but I just figured it was some magic trick that sent the prayers up to Heaven, and so I I just said god, if you're there Would you please show me I want to know if I'm

it down the wrong road opened my eyes make me the man that I'm supposed to be. my eyes and I didn't see of a vision of Jesus on the windshield that the holy spirit and rush into the air conditioning vents. I just have this feeling that, something had changed inside me and I wanted to know- and I felt about this big- the size of a speck of sand in comparison to the creator of the universe, and I told a friend about that. He invited me to church. Somebody gave me a bible, I started to read it and it was like the bible was reading me. I've been and to want to know more and more, and I got more and more of my questions, answers and eventually decided that Jesus appears to be who he claims to be, and I believe that god is changing me on the inside, and that was the beginning of my spiritual story

my walk with Jesus, and that was like thirty five forty years ago, and I looked back after all these years and I am so grateful, I'm so thankful. I think. Draw the questions that have been answered and all the different options available to me. I think that my faith in Jesus Christ has been well placed and then that's great who would win in a fight. You are kevin sorbo, while judging by the up was based. Judging on this picture by this picture behind me of Kevin sorbo, I think I would lose miserably. I agree. I agree with that assessment yeah. I think so you're a nice guy, but I mean he's hercules. Yeah, let's be honest, I mean he's he's he's talked to he's, got a lot of reach yeah he does. He does have a lottery. You know he'd have to get on the inside yeah

but I could probably, but I'm I'm screwy and so on. I could if I could have any hydrogen where amount, if you do it's a good, does that mean you scrap, ear scrappy move fast slippery you going on can I like yeah, that kind of thing I could just he probably couldn't go more than three rounds monkeys out yet astronomer airmail yeah yeah. It was it felt like mayweather and mk and then mcgregor fight. You know he just he just he just saw like you know, tucked into his turtles. Allen? He just started like yeah, no way to just wore him out too many rounds, and then he then he then he well, I'm pretty sure cotter macgregor was pollen punches. He was now using his own style right. I like to be honest. Car should have one that fight. He should have you know even

Even got a couple blows to the back of the head and when he started, I could do that. Discharge are doing the hammer. This, I'm sorry. We can create a sorry about this. I did I was sore about, though I don't know he so you become. A christian does not immediately set up this conflict between what you do for a living and your new faith of me wait like, Did you see that I didn't? I didn't understand that there would be a big conflict, because when I first became a christian, I felt like the guy who just dug up the pearl of price. He found this great treasure and not think hey mormon lets you were not norman work. Now, there's gonna be out ex. If that's the different about that, I gotta go. I got no. That's that's right, matthew, note, matthew, rapid ancillary, aided throaty, that's right that that's that's one of the four books of the quad. Isn't it have doctrines and covenants and you have the parameter burns, but more minor, yet so doctrine I felt when I, when I discovered forgiveness of sin and eternal life. I thought man, I gotta tell everybody

everybody in hollywood. You gotta know about this Jesus and this gospel. Well, I then re Why is that? Not everybody had the same level excitement that I did, and so I actually cannot hold myself up. I dressing room trailer for quite a while and begin hand writing out the scriptures on parchment paper thinking that, because I was two apologetics and so documentary evidence and historical reliability. The scriptures was a big thing for me, and so I thought I'm going to do like the old days. I'm gonna like right out so my hand, written copies of the scriptures and give this to my kids one day, and you know my life, I started to change. I wasn't cousin and swearing in doing all the things that I was doing before it became a christian, and I thought all it would be sort of embraced by my friends and other people in hollywood, but I think they just thought this is like cultish and weird or just weird yeah, like you're, no fun anymore like come on, what's going on, and so ah that was my first taste of it and, and it wasn't like I ever felt like

my objective now is to be here to remove myself from hollywood in secularism. I just wanted to pursue things that I was passionate about, and so when the left behind script came along, it happened to me At a time when I was reading the book for the very first time myself and they wanted, need, come audition for this, and I thought holy cows, great. I see how this is work. God's opening up adore over here I'll go down this road. Might managers didn't want me to go down that road, but I did- and I was like no I'm living for an audience of one now and you narrowly beatnik cage out for the part. Yes, yes, he was pretty take when I got it all of buck Williams. Could you beatnik cage? I you know this. This is a good line of thought I, like the super kevin sore about an age cameras, indicate who would win yeah. We need to say

we're only to summon cockades nick, carries rats mirth who preferred Zubaydah nick it. But you know it's: it's beautiful I looked back in the rearview mirror on a career that could have very easily gone in a different direction. I had planned, I had stuff I wanted to do actually wanted to, but I never really wanted to become an actor in the first place. I wanted to be a doctor. I wanted to be assessed. I would be like been carson, that's the direction. I wanted to go medical school and or doktor Joe Biden. Ok, riah. Yet a doctor area, soil I say why so many things happened in my life that I didn't play and gods plans. So much better, I wanted to be an atheist. God had different plans for me, I wanted to be a doctor. God

had plans for me to be an actor even meeting. My wife was so out of the blue. Who would have thought that, as a christian, you would meet a woman of faith and character who loves family loves the truth and would be faithful to me on this that of a tv sitcom in hollywood and and there she was so careers is, is similar, it's not what I wanted, but I look back and go man. I've been a part of projects that I'm passionate about from fireproof to monumental a meeting ray comfort in the way the mat all that stuff changed, my life for the better and I didn't have any of it in mind, and so the lord took you from holly were to others other stuff, it's just a man process, yeah yeah, did your life and he let you in all kinds of different directions. Yeah, it's interesting. It sounds organic to you like just doesn't work goddess hold me towards, could look out. You changes your desires in your passions that the right, it's not

like those rights to suit and I'm gonna go and even in even right now, it's kind of like I still you like I'm flying by the sea, to my pants here and and- and I dont have this master plan. I want to I'm a planner, I'm very analytical in the way that I think about things and feel you fail to plan. You planned fail kind of thing, but all my plans, rare work out the way that I think that they will so even going forward. I think what am I going to do you know what am I I do when my talk show runs out. What am I they do when I'm between jobs again, but got continues to open up doors and it's this great journey of trusting him throughout all of this. and it's really it's really cool. I'm glad to know that, even when on your age, I won't know what I'm doing sounds so old. Doesn't it when? I would urge it's good to know in a few decades year enact sir you're an extra mile extra

I think you ought to nineteen seventy. What does that make our eugenics yeah? Eugenics? Ok, let's get origin were millennium on death. You probably borderline. I'm boy, I'm on the edge. that's an all out of his like with the music that you attach to grown up, but they ve got kind of defiance, your generation, music and then grunge like if that, while yeah that's what did they? Seventeen minutes? Let's be honest, the seventies, ladys. They had the best music, many resigned, resent it was seventy. is that right, but I found it later because out in I add my lady, I found it later I read nine he's had some great music and I mean I, I suppose every generation's got some, but you know my kids are discovering the the eighties now for the first time and they're, like oh, my How do you know they saw? How well I'm like you know, o jihad, I'm comin ere. I was there when the deep marguerite was attacked, a target that articles and I'm here, I'm with it.

Yeah so anyway, a happy here. How old are you, kids? Are they teenagers? What I held it? So my wife and I for those- you dont know I married, my onscreen girlfriend So when I was on growing pains, Chelsea played mike savers girl for and behind the scenes we had this little romance going and then on the last. Growing pains where she got married and we the men after thirty one years and we have six children. Okay and our kids are nineteen, twenty one, twenty two, twenty three, twenty four and twenty five! Oh wow! That's that's! That's! So that's kind of like the Brady bunch we're fucked your three dubois three girls, single handedly, overpopulated near throwing her Why yeah we're gonna find a dream em out, it's all his what's happening here, yeah, I'm pretty sure we with all the diapers that we knew we kept shut down a couple of landfills anyway. So when you met rick,

Where did immediately? Show you the way of the master dough Joe, that was apparent that was perfect, set up answer. Yes, I'm just I've, just picturing re comfort in a key that didn't they I think we have only reached- I read my mind- have an article we never a photoshop, and that somewhere is that he is. He was my, MR me, Any showed me the way of the master danny any song, so rate re comfort. The first summit The first time I asked you learn to re comfort was at a conference where the left behind movie was being promoted and some dude comes. To me waiting this autograph line, and he said he just looked at me. with this city in his hand, and he's like you need to listen to this end Put it out in front of me, and I gotta like all thanks man, people get me a lot of ceilings and books and stuff. I wanted to take it any we let go of it, looked like a row it when you don't and he's like

I won't give this to you unless you promised to listen to it as like. Ok,. we kind of had a little moment there, locking eyes, and I took it, and I saw the title said: hell's best kept secret and I thought well that's a great title. What's the devil's secret, He doesn't want me to know so I listen to it one day and it just rocked my world, and I called you like look up and then the man had disappeared, a kind of kind of I think that's how I remember it, and then I called the number the back the city and I just talked to recover on the phone- and I said, could I come have lunch with you and we met for lunch and ray was practising. The way of the master right out of the gate is like a keg. Conic had help himself. I think if you even tries to go out on a date with his wife has got to be passed. out little magic trick. Gospel track africa

Next to them, as we were walking to the to the table, the hostess was taking us, their re kind of made a detour and he was handing out little met little optical, illusion gospel tracks to everybody in the restaurant and I'm looking at this guy on what is he doing and- and I was embarrassed about what he was doing. Handing out these little. You know Jesus tickets to people I notice that everybody was looking at these optical illusions and laughing and asking him for more any. passing up more and more and more. I thought okay. Well, I was expecting that and we got into a conversation that lasted a couple of hours and it resulted in us travelling around speaking at churches together sharing this message, because I thought it was so important and ray changed. My life rate here's the way shared the gospel he might. Even got me saved. I would been a christian for quite a while, but I had never actually had someone share the gospel with me. The way that ray had using the ten comment, is to bring the knowledge of sin, and so I actually

this to myself sort of like I was talking to myself. What hey Kirk, have you ever told a lie have you ever been stolen, anything what you're lying thief and youth and it was too. However, me yeah, do you do the accent origin I was so good at the axe. You're really good at the figures have worked on it and in the air. It so impacted me that I won't. I or that my grandmother was in a nursing home and I didn't know whether or not she knew the lord, and so I thought I gotta go down there a witness to her using. the ten commandments or got one, those ten commandments, pennies that that re prince and I went down there and I was the nervous cause. I was about to ask my grandmother if she's ever looked with lust and I was going to have to call her a conversation gets awkward, awkward, grandma but- and

ethnic now, grandma by your own admission, relying thief in adulterer at heart s desire to know about those, I'm not judging you method, but that that encounter with ray comfort, really chain, the way that I understood the gospel and how to share it with people, and so we worked together for ten fifteen years after that and screw it ever get, act by one of the million dollar gospel tracks. I think it was real money, now is that I was, I was onto it from the beginning. I worry it. Will you can spot that you were. There were divided thing. I was there during your neck. You be blindfolded and feel them ass, the godfather data, because I know the way of the master, for that so funny. I actually had an interesting kind of a similar well obviously didn't go into ministry with ray comfort, but he was down at third street promenade doing his and it was an thing when I was a freshman in ice in college-

went down to go, see him, and I really he wrote about this. particular night in one of his books, because on that knight arnold schwarzenegger was around and pauly shore was there arguing with ray comfort. Pauly shore ray comfort, we're having a conversation to sound like a dream, a what I am sure that all of the polish short guy from the beeches shouted the monopoly guy anyway so ended up. Just like I watched this conversation between ray comfort and pauly shore and polish yours, trying to make jokes and make fun of ray was so sincere, and so then I got up on the microphone. Does it but is in and about gods. Love you talking to re now is only. Finally, I was yak is repulse. You're like after Paul had moved on and so on. In our last I forgot my pants and tat, so euro zone up- and I started talking to hedge funds, for it dream and yet, as it's the drive and and he can It's me like in that conversation is like no gods. Gods judgment.

God's love are tied and I didn't understand that concept yet so this guy came up to me that had been saved through the ministry and he was like you know, he's like son. You gotta hear this. Here's a tape. I want go home and listen to it. I went home and I listened to it. I think it was hell's best kept secret, the same man and he had he just sit here. The same guy drive anywhere. Let go of it until he convinced me that a lot of what my professors were saying a lot of the things that I was hearing, some of the more progressive ideas I think it'd be wrong. I think the biggest change for me was like evangelism, always felt high pressure, where I have to convert them right now or it's a failure. I think the biggest seventy three comforts the way of the master is like if you proclaim god's truth and you're faithful to that, then it's a success. You know, regardless of how the first plant the seed plant is gob, you know yeah, but but just from a also just a a a practical, logical level, a doctor

doesn't have to really work too hard to give a cancer patient chemotherapy if he takes the time to show him the x ray and the patient becomes convinced he has the dutch They was it right. Then the doctors is lighter share here you go and that's what raise always pointed out to us that until person understands that they have the disease of sin and that's the hardest part is because everybody believes it hey, I'm good, I'm I'll! Do more be more good than bad? I don't! I don't need a savior. I don't need a crucified messiah to get into Heaven, but once they understand that that's what the law brings. It's like a mirror to show us our sin. Then it's ok, ah, there's an answer: there's a cure, there's a solution and it's the gospel and people like. Thank you. I I've shared the gospel with people on airplanes, this way, which, by the way, is a great place to share the gospel, because you're thirty thousand feet up in the air. You know they're stuck, they can't get away, and I oppose this. If anybody talks to me on an airplane on the

occurred. A trial is again phones in that I've. I've seen re actually come to it. End of a flight and he's not yet witness to the guy next autumn, because he's sleeping the other guy sleeping and I've seen re actually mock like like, like create like fake term Dylan's to wake the guy up so that he can actually like shake his chair. That sounds close the guy wakes up, so that he can see that the guy was like lying to me. Re. Have you have a lot of you ever woken? Somebody up from a nap that's right and being turbulent. with vague turbulence, but the other thing that's great about what would re points out. So often, today we here, that it's the kindness of god that leads us to repentance. But if you look at the context, version in in romans, you'll find it sandwiched between two verses of harsh wrath. You, Every time you send your storing up wrath for yourself that will be revealed on the day of judgment pulses in rome,

and this is the kindness of god- lead you to repentance. So the idea- it's not just, oh just behind the people and that will make them repaired nor the idea is, you have wrath hanging over your head because of your wickedness and your evil. Deeds and it's the kindness of god to give you time to repent, he's leading you to repentance before it falls on you on the day of judgment. So it's really not the sugar, he sat be sweetness that lead you to its it's an understanding that god is kind in his introduction wing wearing a courier to repenting, I'm leaving the jailing, the wrath of god. Yes, it is that it is actually that hides the kind yeah. That's it he's, leading you to repentance by being patient. I love and Snuffing you out now. If there was a story that best encapsulates how bad crime is,

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modest investment in your ability to safely and effectively handle your fire plus they will pay for itself. One day, that's the letter I target dot com. You know, I love that at the Babylon bee you guys don't just make fun of silly things, but that you guys dive deep into topics like herman new dixon theology. gee, ask attali all sorts of things which is so great, because you appeal to the bridge spectrum within the church, the intellectuals. You know that the cultural you know, people who were just doing silly things and the arts and everything else are super cool. Well, I think you know I yeah. I think it's like that. There's been this perception that christians don't have humor or not good at our door were not good at whatever, but I've gotta make movies that's gonna need thinking after looking yeah, we can't make fun of ourselves setting its we drafted if you restart, we started making fun of ourselves like make funny you and you know, yeah. Oh, that's

I think when, when they see that we can make fun of you like one of our own, you know it's like they're like these guys are cool. You know it's kind of self deprecating ones that give us give us the ability and permission to do the ones that are more scathing. But you do it with skill in a way that continue to honour Christ made. Maybe there's been ties feel like. Maybe we missed the mark their, but but I but I have a meeting a mark. I have seen particularly christian movies that trying to be funny by making fun of themselves. But I, sneaking suspicion that these are people who actually mock the word of god. No actual market, like christian comedies, I've seen down like that and what's a good year of one of those, there's a guy it was a movie that I saw it, I can't remember it, but it was, it was not marking of christianity sort of, like you know,. Pray, the gay away camps for people who are struggling with same sex attraction and right. You know if it was like it was just so badly badly handled, but then there also

lewd end in a smart. The aims of the tone, you can always tell from the tone you that you could tell like this is people who were who were really living as though you this were precious to them, but looking to mock and undermine the church and then get away with it by got a we're just words. just kidding around yeah, but did that you guys are a different, your cut from a different cloth in, and I appreciate that you get this new movie out coming out. My mark so excited about it and awesome pro life message yeah. about adoption and it was the documentary was I lived on parker avenue. I think that was based on I lived on park at as they are Haven't I lived on parker avenue darkroom what I love about this movie and it's unique for a kendrick brothers' movies, so the kenneth brothers are we partnered together. They made fire proof which we did ten years ago. This is the first time that we've connected again in a feature film, like this

in order to make war room courageous, but this one is not movie with an overt gospel presentation in the middle of it. This is based on a true story and and the the value of life is just so obvious! When you watch the story, not because somebody says so, but because you see the egg of the decision that this young girl made about what's best for her and her child and her boyfriend, and then you see the joy of a brand new couple, looking to start a family and then you see If that young life turned into an all the other lives that he affects. You just go. Wow life is slightest, so important. Our decisions impact not just us, but so many other people, generations of people. So so on the scene where she's at the abortion clinic and there's a flashback when she's young trying to decide whether or not to do it most powerful scene in the movie other than the scene, where the

indirect brother gets to ride the a t v yeah. That was right, which we're starting to think that the whole movie was just an excuse. I just wanted to see diving In writing. I am eighty behind that. That's rights Alex actually grass. In the filming of that today was a kendrick that was actually harmed in the making owners holder there. What it says, the one kendrick was harm that I think we have. I think we have a small birds, but I would like sure how this movie came about. Somebody sent me- My phone, a link to a little documentary called- I lived on parker avenue and I didn't want to watch it, but I heard it was about it option and my wife lay adopted our first for children. My wife is adopted child. So when she came home tat day, I said had got she's like what was your day like and like also somebody sent me. This link show that you should watch that and I didn't really well

watch it because I had other things going on and she's glad to know. You're the same as me when you get a link to a really long video, your first instinct is to just ignore it. Lets me. I just pretend like it doesn't exist. Yeah I can justify ignoring it. I've got others that I have to watch to. She said that you should watch it and I really she's like you. You need to watch that and you know I know what that means. like she's, going to ask me later. If I watched it so I needed to watch it, and I did and I'm telling you. I was ugly face crying in my kitchen watching this on my little Google home thing and my son even walked in the kitchen ahead, and he saw my face and he just We're on a walk out, there was no talking into the right now: that's crime, weird door. It was just raw emotion as I saw this.

Birth mother wrestling with what what am I going to say to my child that I haven't seen in nineteen years? Is he going to hate my guts and asked me why I wasn't worth it why he I gave him away and ah and so anyway, I talk to my wife. I talk to my friend. We wanted to turn this into a movie, but I called the convicts first because they have experience, and I said guys and my crazy, or is this a good idea? They said well you're, crazy It's a good idea when you're crazy, but he's a good, and they said- and we've never done this before we come up with our own ideas. We don't really partner with other production companies to do films, but we want to make this movie with you and I said, awesome, let's or do it re, and so we got the rights and we began putting the script together and really we hardly had to write the script because we just followed the real story, and I don't think we could something so powerful and even the leaving them.

the lines coming out of the actors, mouths we're just transcriptions of interviews with the real people, and so so and this is a story of an eighteen year old girl who roles off of the abortion table She changes her at the last minute, hides the pregnancy and the birth fern for nine months places are child. adoption and never tells anybody and Nineteen years later he reaches out wants to meet her, and I we have the actual footage of this taking place of him drive up into the driveway. Running out the front door of her house and then embracing for the first time and all the hopes and fears and questions come about in the the adoptive parents who just a meet her to interest, thank her for giving them Hearst their son, and then he meets its birth father. Then you find,

he has brothers and sisters is just an incredible story and um you guys saw it. So you know it's it's just like a kendrick movie with heart and humor, and action and deal with the kid as protests the kitty gets cast is wonderful, he's a really good actor yeah. He did a great job, he he did yeah. He did a great job and you know, like a young kirk cameron, yeah You know it's like everyone to grow reminders, someone and there's some secret actors in the movie to do. You know that birth mother plays one of the rules in the fails in delays in their son s, and then there is the guy that was even wanting to credits when they reach you state it. We want you to forget about. We start we want here waiting for, like those superhero like mid credits, reveal hath, no one at the end with the captain, mac jaso supervise. I'm super excited guys. Think of this. Who would have thought that in our lifetime Rovers wade would be guy now raising. We made this

starting two and a half years ago it was delayed by cove iD and now on the heels of the supreme court decision here comes a movie right into the theatres that celebrates the value of life in the womb and the beauty of adoption, We have to show you a division or tumblr. This is conservative. Tears of joy, the office of roe v wade, roe v, wade over his love. This, yes, we're helping liberals buy it, and, oh man, I have you, sent a case of those over to the daily wire. We have not but we will do that. We share. You need some other duties in their two were some other getting love that So one thing we noticed in in the film is there is a lot of blue and yellow one character. Always were you, there wasn't just blew not out there was read. This is only a lot and there is orange. Now no there was, nor is there a scarlet. Every character had a colourless, yet every character was had our communal form. This was a creative choice by our director and Kevin.

Who did a great job directing the movie and one of his ideas was that what, if every character, as a color and then as The story goes on those colors begin to change based on the people that are influencing them so it was blue? My wife was yellow, our sun was green, but his birth mother has the color red, and so as he it has more interaction with her his colors begin to shift from green toward me did. They become le the brown side of things now, one of the one of the big question that we got from people in early screenings was what's with the blue and yellow circling, second this right now, it's it's echoing. All of that. We thought it was the in ukraine or something we always little. Stephen an end. So actually we went back through the film and we began to tone some of those colors out, because I think I think girls notice, even even more aren't like. Why is she always in yellow narrow,

think I was early years. I was here a sweater earlier that I didn't even know to notice anything. So what you saw was much less, yellow and less blue. Then there than the original, what end nelson, the one, the lady they played, your wife. Yes, she was in yellow, walter, choosing, yellow the hotel. She did a great job only that, like her pots and pans or yellow her cat answer, yellow and her sheets or yellow, you gonna do anything I want and also the towels. weren't, the town of yellow and very yellow and blue yeah, analysing we noticed you washed alot additional aid That was what actually jimmy the guy that I play in. The movie washes dishes a lot like like that's his thing, that's it cook and he had lahti. Why is this if I actually went to their house for dinner one night and he was there washed the dishes and I'm like hey, I gotta jump in Jimmy because I gotta play you soon so's. I move over his like that you're not doing anything

she the way of that matter way of master answer. I asked yes, he did gases fully. Yes, homes going you jus homes, yeah, that's good! Yes, so you did you guys home school. We get home school, our kids for part of the time So our kids went to a great little private christian school when they were young and then after sixth grade we weren't happy with the options and we were going to send our kids to public school, and so we thought well, what do we do? And then I talked to a guy who was part of an organization called the vision forum dunno, if you remember that, but they had all kinds of great stuff there, and he said homeschooling is the way, and I thought who because their kids, I mean I mean ain't. Don't you care about the education of your children? You just gotta, keep them inside the house all day and try to teach them math and science yourself, and he opened my eyes to this world of homeschooling that the vast amount of curriculum and community and and all the creativity in the way that it allows you to be together with kids in and out and disciple them for eighteen years, and so we pulled all the kids

go and we we home school than some of them went back to private school to graduate others stayed in their homes community throughout their educational years. and it was one of the best things we ever did for our family. In fact, I am, whole documentary about it, because homes goings doubled in the united states, since covert parents were so freaked out and horrified. What they were seeing their kid kids were learning in public schools, that's right because covert sent them home and parents gotta front row seat odds was coming up on. The laptop kids were being taught me grace, theory engender queer theory and and and everything else that undermines what they want their kids to learn that are being talked about. The earth is billions of years old, yeah that dinosaurs and people didn't exist together. I don't like it, I know, but and so, and so they were like. We want to do something else and- and I thought that

The face of home school has changed so much in the last twenty to thirty years that people need to see what it's really like and its awesome. It is ass. My mother in law started a home school co op twenty five years ago, when there are eight hundred families in it. My wife runs it like it's an insane. It's insane thing and wait. Weird speaking out it we all did. I say the earth is so crucial. Say they Leon's villages. Many you need to do need to have a positive balance and like Heaven I got a cage fight between Hugh ross and can have we don't have we had both of em on we're tadema separate, get him in the same room. Wouldn't it, but we want to do, is surprising like have you were also and perhaps in the next room, and then we bring about, cannot bring him out so you home school, your kids did out. Have they were rolled their eyes at you would mean Anything aggregate diverting teenagers ever shown you any attitude about school

I just think. Oh man, it's much harder raising teenagers than little kids, while SAM Sorbo told the circuits and never rolled their eyes at her at once. Never once never yeah. She does what's her secret, she said ongoing, said she's she's home school amendment and they never did. I met her killers and there are nine feet tall both of them and they are all there and they didn't wrought, there were very respectful yeah so since another year defining this little but more. I would say that, might my my children are finding their way with god, my children, and our eggs are, are testing to see whether or not the bible is true and what their parents have told them. Does that line up with reality, and I think that's a healthy thing I think that's a good, having read some the rump learning. The christian run run, springer naked, simply residents,

because you know what it is, the will of the irish people go out and like yeah, they wanna the walk about if they like the world and their livelihood for the ring convict is original wrongs barrier. That's it illegal rum, springer! That's right How come you're not to remain are children to find out that the moon is not made of cheese, and we want them to. everything else is false net is that is not true, and I think so. I think it good that kids have a chance to touch the fences and understand what's what's true- what's not because they see that false sums due fail them that gods ways do lead to blessing and protection and human flu,

crushing both individually and in the home and in the nation and in the world, so rolling your eyes. I would say that that the level of disrespect in our family- ah, no that's, that's not there and and if they do, they would come back quickly and say: I'm sorry, you know mom dad you geyser were so thankful for you and- and you know, Carson and that's that's a good thing that's a good feeling, so it is always hard to watch your kids make mistakes. You want to rescue them from poor decisions, but someone once told that if we always rescue our kids, we will turn them into poor human beings, because They never learn that there are consequences to our

to our actions and every time they fall on their face? It reinforces everything you ve ever told them and that the word of god has has shown them that you choose to sin. You choose to suffer in the path of obedience to gods. Ways is the path to blessing

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leaving only live like answer, I like the flag, the that's. That's an amazing flag, the appeal to Heaven flag field to have that american flag. I don't know that fly what it's about an early like american revolution that are, I believe, it's a navy flying ok and it was yes during the time of the american revolution and and those who fluid were signifying at these were people of faith and courage, and they understood that, even if the the justice system in your country goes rogue, there is still one final appeal: you can and that is to the judge of the universe who will stand by your cause. If it is just so the supreme,

I think we're there today there now why we're flying that flag, I'm gonna go get one of those legs as soon as we're out of here. I'm gonna go down when you fly for flight. Behind my my big truck, we have good symbol to be seen next to bigger than to go back with a limited iraq. Illiterate interacts with adult tread on me, flag, ass, well, ass. If I want to buy one of those two I like that, don't threaten me flagrantly them. That's good! I'm glad only had one image I was I was running. We have set in motion the reward of american flag him in the battle flowing unesco. Do you ever feel, like christian movies, just preach to the choir is there injure him of that is that the purpose of them do you feel like they reach a wider audience? You not something we see What does obama mean because we read our little christian jokes and that hits the this audience when we had the broader stuff that hits this audience and is that betraying what you're doing here? I dunno there's a question there somewhere, that's a good

for us to think about as christians and as cultural influencers and that its was to be the default that it's like? Well, you know you're, just listen to the choir, so that's not very effective, but remember it's gods, are of compassion that changes the world. It's the soldiers of the cross that go out and bring redemption to a lost world. It's those who are in the choir that they take off their choir robes have the full armor of god, underneath those robes that go out into the world and bring liked to the darkness. So we must preach to the choir. We. Are the agents of transformation. Nobody else we bring the message. So it's important that we speak to the choir and I like doing that. look to see Jesus doing that all the time with his parables, he speaking to his disciples, and there are some who get

in some who don't they Tyler Jesus is speaking to the ferries to the religious community and then just to the masses, so there's a place for them. I think there's for there is a better place for all of it. I think I think it's an honor to preach to the choir, because the choir that that's the special forces team that actually brings Heaven to earth and we shouldn't neglect them or see that as some sort of a you know, less than category. But do you see examples where christian art entertainment hits the wider audience? Why isn't just preaching to the choir. I think, the pastor, the christ integrated shouted after Sir others, goods samples of that. But I like what you're saying, because I think it's a get apologetic for christian cinema, but definition in the criticism yeah, because if, if, if, if, if my theology is our theology, that, if only

can get a movie out there that turns elon musk into a christian he'll save the world. We are got where it he said you are saved. Scared I heard of I was one of my where my questions for you with it yet yeah, but every comfort said it didn't it wasn't up to It's not that's, not a conversion, there's, not a conversion if, if, if if actually says that god transforms the hearts. nobody's from nowhere with nothing to offer, but a willingness to serve him in humility and faith and that by our example we are there the foolish ones who preach a message that is foolishness to those who think their wise or that's an entirely different

Plan and so preaching to the choir is essential, and I love the way that god does, that I've I've I've often thought back two times where I thought you with all my questions about the universe in god and christianity. Let's just go: ask the smartest people on earth because they're the ones who, we should have the best answers, but often those can turn out to be the lonely. and these people in the world some of the smartest philosophers committing suicide because they ve thought themselves into a black hole of meaninglessness and die, and There are some who are so smart that they're, so intoxicated by their own intellects that their pride It surely should keep them out of Heaven, if god resists the proud, grace to the humble and sure enough. It turns out that gods way is

believing the message that appears to be foolish to the wise to strain out the pride, the proud and an usher in the humble, regardless of your intellectual capacity. I think that's brilliant! That's brilliant! His chosen, the foolishness. Things of the world to confound the wise, because the foolishness of god is wiser than the way of men. it's interesting. Isn't it. It feels like it's almost an idol and in the christian movie industry like we're gone, I dunno. If it's christian movie, the movie industry is the right word, but in the christian world like we need to make the movie that's gonna, make us respected, we want a seat at the table. We want to ensure we ve got a true area of that table and I go and no no good guys, let's not make in grovel for a seat at the table. We need. Build the table. Let's build the table, we used to be that we used to be the cultural leader

in society in the arts in government in matters of religion in science, the fathers of science the leaders in the artistic world were people who were inspired and moved by the spirit of god, because they understood his sovereignty and that they were filled with gratitude because of the gospel. But as we ve gotten, Oh, you know drunk on our own abilities and intellect We believe that we can sit and critique the word of god and critique the mind of god and reasonableness of this pictures and miracles and all of a sudden we weave we ve just been here. did over to ourselves as romans one says here you want to exchange the truth for a lion and worship yourselves or the environment, a creation rather than the creator, you can have it too the choke on it and we are word- were choking and

It's disgusting. What what I see as but that's a perfect set up for revival We see it in the bible, we see it in history and that's why I'm excited about where we are live? right now is that false systems end up failing and people beginning to wake up and say holy cow. Look what we ve done to ourselves of these. I think we'd, the lord does used the cheesy things, the world, the shame, the cool sometimes and foolish things. The world, the shame the wise, and he uses things that we may have hauling christian movies. Cheesy good sly was high about. I would even call christian movies that easy, except for when we get it right now exactly and we're getting more and more of it right. I had happened in music, it's happening in movies and christian, satire and regions. Attire, that that's right so right

even in the foolishness of of the gospel, if I can put it that way, alleged foolishness of the message of the cross, as the bible says, there is brilliance and wisdom in it because it effectively strains out the proud Well, that was great was constrained ass. I was so surprised when he said that thing about that. I was not expecting him to say and he's he's a handsome devil absolutely in persons to boot. You is shorter than I expected I always and right that oral. He was right about the same. size that I was expecting you because we hear the rest of the interview. It is in these subscriber portion coming up. But first we have hate me. this is from ellie kindling who com

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