I was walking through the shadows,

so lost in my despair.

But then your light came shining,

showing me you're always there.

Your love became my anchor when the storms

would start to rise.

Now I'm living fearless in the power of

Christ.

Living fearless in your mercy,

fearless in your grace You've broken every

chain,

now I'm running this race No more fear,

no hesitation,

I'm lifting up my eyes Living fearless in

the name of Christ

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Yes, absolutely.

Thank you for your patience.

For those of you that showed up at

a different time, my bad.

Had some technical problems with my

fingers, apparently.

Make sure then you, as you're watching,

make sure in chat and let us know

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us.

Any questions,

let us know where you're watching from.

Ask us anything unrelated.

but just make sure in comment as much

as possible i will try to remember to

remind you guys from time to time but

uh yeah just keep the chat going the

more you chat the more um it'll push

it out to other people that may not

normally see the show so that's one way

that we can share the word of god

and if you have any prayer requests make

sure and put those in the chat also

that way at the end of the show

when we end in prayer we will include

your prayer request

For the hundreds of billions of people

that are watching.

Oh, wow.

We went from billions to billions to

hundreds of billions.

There are that many people on the earth,

though.

I don't think we have more than ten

billion.

I don't know.

What is the current population of the

world?

Hey,

you had some exciting stuff happen

yesterday.

Yes, Friday.

We talked about it yesterday.

Oh, my goodness.

We talked about it before,

but your show has become a reality as

far as recording all the segments.

We did.

We recorded our first show yesterday for

the Real Life Network.

It's going to be a broadcast TV show.

Was the name difficult to come up with?

Living Fearless?

No, the other show, your show.

Hedia?

Oh, that's called Hedia?

Oh.

You know how to Doberman pincer?

Some years ago I had a Doberman pincer

dog.

Oh, it's not a pincher?

No, pincer.

Oh,

I always thought they were Doberman

pinchers.

No, pincer.

It's German.

Okay, pincer.

Pincer.

And you know the name of the Doberman?

How do you?

No, Dobie.

Yeah,

I had the same problem you did coming

up with a name.

It wasn't my idea.

I bought it, actually.

I love it.

I think it's fantastic because it's

unique.

There's no other show on the planet called

Hedia.

As of now, I guess.

As far as we know.

But the information that you're going to

be giving out is critical now to what's

going on in our world.

I think it's needed.

Pastor Jack's a visionary.

I think it'll be big.

Just got to make sure people know where

to find it and how to see it.

Well,

and also they don't kick us off the

air.

Yeah.

Well, it's on his own network, though.

Did he control it essentially?

No.

No.

Oh.

Yeah.

It's on our network,

but it's being carried by channels that

theoretically could kick us off.

Our television channels.

Yeah, we don't know.

Wow.

We don't know how that's going to work

out.

We're assuming it.

Well, in that case,

it's not going to last long,

so make sure.

Catch it while you can.

No,

we have confidence we're not going to get

kicked off.

What are some of the topics in these

episodes that you filmed that people can

look forward to?

Well,

we decided to do the first couple ones

evergreen.

So it's just kind of laying down what

I've been harping on from Raymond

Ibrahim's historical account of

Christendom and the loss of Christendom,

really trying to drive home the point that

this conflict of Christendom with Islam

has been going on for fourteen hundred

years almost.

And we really need to see it clearly.

We'll talk about that a little bit more

tonight.

So we talk about that and we talk

about the brotherhood and the plan of the

brotherhood for the United States.

And at the end,

it ends with witnessing to Muslims,

which is always a point.

I have a couple of questions about that

later on.

Okay.

I think it's just been kind of coming

around.

Have you been watching any of the TPUSA?

Yes.

Amfest.

Amfest.

Gosh,

I just I've been watching it for three

days and I can't remember the name of

it.

And they're not talking about Islam very

much.

Only one was Tucker.

Martin Sedra.

We need to love them, too.

Yeah, Tucker is on some weird...

It's based on that topic.

So remind me if I forget at the

end of the show.

We'll have some discussion about that.

But yeah,

I'm a little surprised how little,

considering we believe,

because I'm on the end of the red

part, right?

I'm on the red part,

you're on the green part.

Which one is the Islamist?

What color is that?

Red-green alliance.

Right.

Which one did I forget?

Which one is which?

Green.

Oh, green.

Oh, the greenies.

Islam is the color green.

Like motto.

I, well, I,

the only reason I get confused is because

all of the liberals that.

Oh, we call them the greenies.

We call them the greenies and they.

That's a Yorba Linda thing.

And they have green hair and they wear

green shirts.

Because in, uh, the red is communist,

communist red.

Yeah.

Okay.

Red.

I tend to stick with more of the

Marxist communist stuff that's being

pushed on our children in school.

Right.

Uh,

and then you were on the Islamist side,

but somehow they've been able to partner

up.

Oh, for decades, if not centuries.

So we're going to be talking about

standing firm in a time of chaos,

which really seems to be a time of

chaos.

And so I think what is really the

point we need to drive home is that

what we see unfolding right now,

it looks like random acts of violence,

like everybody's just gone mad,

but it's not disconnected chaos.

It's really this ideological convergence.

And most importantly for us as Christians,

we have to understand it's spiritual.

So when we're seeing all the attacks,

the shootings,

these plots that are being stopped by the

FBI,

one was in Los Angeles not too long

ago.

That's a big one.

And all the other stuff,

the assassinations and assassination

attempts.

Bondi Beach massacre.

Fifteen people are dead.

What?

In Bondi Beach,

sixteen people are now dead.

Yeah.

Forty plus injured.

So it seems like everything's escalating

all at once.

All of these things at the same time.

So what's going on?

Well, again,

if we want to look at it from

a spiritual perspective,

we can't be ignorant of the devil's

schemes.

And so it's not about living in fear.

It's just looking at it with clarity,

because when we are not in denial about

what happens,

it makes it easier to stand firm.

And I think towards the end,

I'm going to put this in a historical

context,

because I really think this is a plight

of Christians that we've seen

Really over millennia that we we tend to

cower in the face of in particular the

threat of Islam because of our own like

self-criticism and our own failures as as

a people as a disciplined people of

Christians and it leads to

It leads to the loss of our societies

and it has for centuries,

fourteen hundred years.

We've lost city after city after country

after country because of these internal

struggles.

And we'll get into that a bit more,

but let's start with the beginning.

So we see the targeted violence against

the Jewish community overseas in Bondi

Beach in Australia.

And we see the shooting at an elite

American university on campus.

We saw the ambush of the National Guards

in D.C.

And then we see this very large domestic

terror plot.

Everything with, you know,

training on explosive devices,

discovering ready-made bombs,

very sophisticated ready-made bombs,

weaponry.

It was really...

to be a very massive terrorist attack and

so these are all different places

different actors and yet somehow the same

underlying worldview so when you say

worldview you're not talking politics

right no you're talking a belief system uh

these aren't just crimes right

And that's the way people are talking

about them.

Oh, we have this,

and then we have that.

And everyone's just like putting them in

these individual boxes and being like, ah,

it's a Muslim.

They shouted Allah Akbar.

You know, like everybody, you know,

trying to find the box that they're going

to put this terrorist attack to achieve

the political motive that they want.

You know,

instead of seeing it cohesively as an

attack on moral order.

Right.

This is a really, this is actually,

I mean, it's not good that it happened,

but it's a good situation that we can

now kind of say,

do you see what we're talking about?

That it's not a singular group.

And even with my dear friend,

Brandon House, I'm on his show often,

I'm like this voice in the wilderness

saying, listen,

we need to stop putting these things in

boxes.

Because if we continue to do that,

we're just infighting.

We're not seeing that this red-green

alliance has turned very violent and very

dangerous.

And we need to come together as civilized

people against the uncivilized anarchists.

And we need to find allies.

I mean,

we're not going to find allies in the

radical left,

but we will find allies in the Democrat

Party.

You know,

there are Jewish people in the Democrat

Party that don't like the rise of

anti-Semitism.

You know what I mean?

There are reasonable people who believe in

the American way.

They just want bigger social systems.

Like historically,

to be a Democrat meant you want bigger

government.

You want more services.

You know,

we would argue basically fiscal policy.

You know, and there are, I believe,

still some Democrats like that.

We're not going to find allies in the

radical left because they're supporting

this movement.

They want to tear down, not build up.

But there are people, I think,

on both sides of the aisle that still

believe in America and the moral order of

America.

So, right, so just to clarify,

these are attacks on order, authority,

and really a moral structure,

our moral structure.

both as the country and Christianity.

Yes.

Because America is a Christian nation.

Right.

And so they're entwined whether people

want to believe it or not.

The attack on Jewish worshipers was not

random.

Right.

And it was jihadist violence fueled by

anti-Semitism.

Yes.

The ideology has one goal when it comes

to Jews and its elimination.

We cannot sugarcoat that one single bit.

This is what they want.

They want to have gone off the planet.

Right.

Exactly.

Should we say hi to our friends?

Oh, sure.

Hi, Carrie.

New login.

Look at that.

Hi, Kelly.

And here we are.

Hi.

It's related to Satan's original lie in

the garden.

What does that name say?

Fourth Adam.

Hello there.

And instead of accepting God's word and

embodying his word,

we accepted Satan's word and embodied

that.

God's blood lineage was defiled,

hence the importance of the word.

Amen.

Hedia, you look glamorous.

Yeah, this is leftover from yesterday.

It's the big caterpillar eyelashes.

True, Hedia.

It's attack on God's logos, his order.

Amen.

Morality is the key issue.

And we're going to get to that for

sure.

And Kerry says,

finding too many divided on both sides

because they're not in the word.

Amen.

You know, I mean,

you just even see the right fracturing

again over Israel.

It's this and it was really I really

encourage people if you go to right side

broadcasting and watch the discussion

between Steve Deese and Doug Wilson.

Doug Wilson,

who is a replacement theologist.

But he explains and I'm so glad they

brought him to explain that because he has

street cred with what we call woke right.

So people who believe in replacement

theology.

But he was saying, listen,

you cannot your idea that the church has

been grafted in to the promises of Israel

and now encompass those those promises.

does not allow you to be a jew

hater he says we don't hate anyone he's

like if you hate people for who they

are as a race then you're not following

christ and our and our first and foremost

responsibility is to be christ-like so

he's like that's absolutely off the table

And he said it very powerfully,

very eloquently.

And Steve Deese, who was supposed to,

I guess, argue replacement theology,

instead said, you know,

I stand on the intellectual scholarship of

this man sitting here.

So if you think I'm going to attack

him, that's not what I'm going to do.

He says,

all I'm going to tell you is that

Romans nine through eleven tells us what

God's promises are for Israel.

And we're going to see those come to

fruition.

So he just basically, you know,

kind of built on what Doug said instead

of trying to tear it down.

But the questions that they were fielding

from the audience,

the hostility towards Israel and Steve

Deese's responses were brilliant.

Oh, really?

Oh, my God, they were so good.

So I really encourage you to watch that

because he said because he's also talked

about Islam.

So he said he said, you know,

we're so focused on Israel and about

whether he's like, listen,

if I had a choice,

we wouldn't give a penny to anywhere,

he says.

But we gave one hundred and twenty percent

more money to Ukraine.

And he's like,

I don't hear anybody complaining about

that.

Everybody just brings up the thirty nine

billion to Israel,

one of the most corrupt countries in the

world.

Right.

And it's literally being siphoned off to

God knows where.

And he says,

and then when you think about, you know,

if you want to question whether Israel is

a natural ally, he's like,

why are we not questioning the nations

that have been destroying us for fourteen

hundred years?

He's like,

you're telling me that you think Israel is

a bigger threat than the Islamic nations

like Qatar and Saudi that have been trying

to destroy us for fourteen hundred years?

Right.

And so I was like, bam,

he said it.

But the fact that the audience was

obsessed with the Israel question,

and it comes up repeatedly in the open

question time.

So this is just super important that

wherever you land theologically,

and I'm sure most people listening to us

are on the same side as us.

We're dispensationalists.

We're not replacement theology.

Doesn't matter.

It doesn't mean that we don't believe that

God had a covenant and a relationship with

the Jewish people.

Now,

whether you believe that covenants passed

or not is irrelevant.

And he says there are brilliant minds that

have argued this for centuries.

He says that doesn't lead us to hate.

And he said, he said,

if you believe the Jews control the world.

Well, I mean,

a Jew did create the entire world.

I was like, oh, yeah.

Yes, that was really good.

So, and let's look at the campus shooting.

So of course, you know, we all,

everybody thought it was a Muslim.

I'm like, okay, shout it out.

But you know,

despite the fact that we don't really know

much about this guy.

I think it's gonna be a lot more

is gonna come out later on about his

motives and things like that.

We do have to understand that these

campuses are basically saturated with

messages about how evil America is and how

faith is dangerous and that resistance is

righteous.

And so when violence is constantly

justified,

with rhetoric,

then someone eventually decides to act

that out physically.

And that's what people are missing is that

when you treat rhetoric like it has no

consequences,

it eventually leads to violence and has

very dangerous consequences.

And we can't keep allowing the

justification of violence in words and not

expect them to get acted out.

So if we look at the attack on

the National Guardsmen in Washington,

D.C.,

that seems to be especially revealing when

it comes to this issue in regard to

there was an attack on authority.

Right.

On the uniforms of our of our military,

on the state itself.

As a former cop, that would be me.

I'll tell you, with extremists,

when extremists are targeting uniformed

service members, that's not coincidence.

That's ideology.

You're no longer dealing with crime.

You're dealing with insurgent thinking,

and in this case, ideology matters.

Radical Islamist beliefs don't just reject

American policies.

They reject American legitimacy,

which is being questioned in every school

through what's being taught in our

schools.

They're telling and teaching the children

not to

think of America as a legitimate country,

essentially.

That our constitution is racist.

Right, that we're oppressors,

that we're colonial imperialists,

and we've subjugated people.

I mean,

you're just constantly breaking down,

fracturing,

smashing the idea of America as a

righteous nation.

And then pretending that this is a mental

health issue misses the point entirely,

because that keeps coming up.

Oh my goodness, that's the worst.

That is the absolute worst.

And again, so it...

And you got to understand from the

government's perspective,

there's a multiplicity of reasons why they

do this.

Again, they don't want to stoke fear.

So they don't want the American people to

be terrified that all of this is

connected.

It's not that it's one person connecting

them,

but there are ideas that are connecting

them.

And so...

You heard me talk about this.

I will continue to talk about this.

The new violent extremist box that Kash

Patel and others have talked about is the

nihilistic violent extremism.

And so this is where the conversation

breaks down because it's not just

anarchists smashing windows.

It is a convergence of the violent

anarchists and the jihadists,

and they're moving in the same direction

and they're coming up from different

belief systems.

But they share one thing in common,

and that is hatred for the Judeo-Christian

values and Western civilization.

So it doesn't matter that they don't

agree.

they don't agree on the future right on

the future if they agree that the current

system must be destroyed burn yeah burn to

the ground islamists bring long-term

ideological discipline and religious

motivation long term right thousands of

years not just a couple days right

Radical leftists bring chaos, sabotage,

revolutionary energy,

one that wants control.

The other wants collapse.

Together, they accelerate the destruction,

which we've seen very clearly.

So I want to go back to the

mental health issue is that when as far

as being in law enforcement,

when we would say that somebody was crazy

or their act was because they are not

mentally healthy is not

what we see in any of these incidents,

because almost every one of these

incidents,

I'm trying to think one that may not

have been,

but every one of them takes planning.

Crazy people don't plan.

And I think we're going to find the

same thing with the Brown killer because I

think they're going to come up with some.

He was disgruntled.

He was on psych meds.

He was, you know what I mean?

He had two different plates for his car.

He rented cars.

He rented a storage unit.

Two different locations.

Two locations.

On a Saturday, new to go to university,

there'd be people in the room on a

Saturday.

We have video of him casing out the

location beforehand.

I mean, just those things alone is not...

Somebody that was insane that lost their

mind.

When you lose your mind and then kill

somebody, that's instantaneous.

It's very fast.

But somebody who's lost their mind isn't.

And this guy was an intelligent person.

He'd gone to two major universities,

one in Portugal.

And studying physics.

Underwater basket weaving.

Right.

And so this is that, you know,

when it comes to this kind of chaos

that they're creating,

this is in the planning.

In regard to Islam,

it's thousands and hundreds of years of

planning to the end.

They're following the book, the Koran.

in many ways.

That's their book of how to get this

done and why it should be done.

And there's been dozens of Islamic

thinkers,

Islamist thinkers in the nineteenth and

twentieth century and the twenty first

century that are just bringing this in,

bringing it from just armies into the

civilizational jihad,

teaching

teaching generations of kids who don't

even realize.

So the Islamic centers were funded by

Saudi, flooded with golf money,

the Islamic centers in the United States

and around the world, around the world.

I saw it in every country I traveled,

filled with Saudi textbooks,

Saudi trained imams,

teachers in Sunday schools,

everywhere from a hut in Indonesia,

all the way to the streets of Paris.

And

So that started in the nineteen eighties.

So these kids that started in those

schools are now fifty years old.

They've had their own kids and their kids

sometimes have had kids.

So they don't even realize that they have

been taught this very militant political

version of Islam because they know no

other Islam,

because that's the one that they've been

fed.

Right.

And so they've raised up this kind of

militant, extreme interpretation of Islam.

And I know there's a lot of people

who say that's Islam, basically.

And it is.

It is.

But I'm separating Islamist thinking from

your everyday, non-practicing, cultural,

normative Muslim.

person who's been muslim for generations

he drinks he eats pork he just you

know what i mean he just he happens

to culturally identify as a muslim any um

and my personally i can tell you for

a fact i was a devout muslim but

i was part of a reformist sect so

we believed we could change how the quran

was interpreted so there are

you know,

pockets of these kinds of communities all

over the world.

But what I used to keep telling the

US government and every government I got

my hands on was that you were radicalizing

the middle.

By allowing this movement to grow,

you have changed it from a small

percentage of Muslims to a major portion

of Muslims.

So when I used to in the nineteen

nineties say this is a small segment,

this is, you know,

ten percent of the Muslims today,

I would say it's sixty percent.

Because it's just been so massive around

the world that now it's a huge problem

because these kids don't even realize.

Like, if you ask the average, you know,

Palestinian protesting kid,

why are you following the Ikhwan,

the Brotherhood?

They would be like, who's the Ikhwan?

Right.

They wouldn't even know what you're

talking about.

So if we look at the L.A.

terror plot, it is the most...

It's one of the best examples of how

this alliance has come to grow because the

Turtle Island Liberation Front,

so they're not just angry activists.

They were preparing bombs.

And the rhetoric that they were using was

revolutionary, anti-colonial.

So Turtle Island is what they call the

United States.

And they basically say it's America's

illegitimate because the Judeo-Christian

tradition is a colonizer.

Oppressor took the land and everywhere

that there is a Judeo-Christian,

and they call us Judeo-Christian culture,

it must be torn down.

So they've globalized the intifada.

So the image we're going to show you

is just a perfect description of how these

two ideas have merged.

And so this young lady here,

probably Hawaiian, Indian,

I'm not calling them Native American

anymore.

And her t-shirt says,

from Turtle Island to Palestine.

They have taken on the pro-Palestinian

talking point.

So they say from Turtle Island to Israel,

basically saying any society that has

those principles must be torn down as the

oppressors.

And they use the Islamists and the

jihadists attend their rallies.

They cross post.

They support each other.

They do protests together.

It is the Islamists do not give a

hoot

if their partners are Muslims anymore.

They do not care.

And I tell people the evolution when we

had Al-Qaeda,

when we were studying Al-Qaeda is those

guys that went over to fight for Al-Qaeda

were trained in study circles.

They were in these little study circles,

these cells for months before they went

over to fight.

By the time we get to ISIS,

those guys are turned into jihadi Muslims

in six weeks.

They were radicalized in these super fast

ways.

They didn't even care how nominally

Muslims they were.

Girls were going from Minnesota.

You know,

they were in a bikini one day and

a burqa the next.

Now they're not bothering them.

They're not bothering to change them into

Islam.

It's too much work.

It's too much work.

Why bother?

You can get these crazy anarchists to

fight just for the sake of fighting.

So why bother?

And it is so it is a cocktail

of exponential violence.

It really is, because it's been,

as you've described in our educational

system.

So we talked about the Islamic centers and

their indoctrination.

Combine that with the anarchist leftist

indoctrination of the American and Western

youth.

And you put these two together and they're

just like kissing cousins.

You know what I mean?

Well,

the most important things are that they

dumbed down the kids.

That has been done for over a hundred

years.

The process of dumbing down the kids is

actually a really real thing.

Then you teach them that they're either

oppressed or oppressors.

Right.

Pull God out.

Pull God out.

And you take God out so that they

don't have a higher being to look as

the authority, which takes out morals,

which on top of that,

they sexualize the kids.

It's the perfect cocktail for putting some

children, not all of them,

because not all of them buy into it.

But the problem is you get a large

number of them to buy into it.

And then they become the future of this

nihilistic group.

Absolutely.

And they're ripe for it and can be

indoctrinated very quickly.

It made me think of Romans one,

when God says that he's going to give

them over to a debased mind,

he talks about the...

The sexual immorality.

So the sexual immorality and the lying

with strange flesh,

meaning the unnatural sleeping together of

the genders,

meaning the same gender sleeping together,

then God gives them over to a debased

mind.

So the sexual immorality breaks down the

mental barriers to this kind of

violence and this kind of immorality

because it just removes their,

their God given innate natural boundaries

to want to be good and want to

pursue God.

Right.

And so it makes them, uh,

subject to all of these just crazy

ideologies.

And that's not feed into a,

one of the main tenants of the Quran

when it comes to, uh, uh,

killing,

I was trying to look for another word

that wasn't so firm,

but killing Jews that they will,

when they do that,

and hopefully they will die and then be

able to have as many virgins as they

have.

So it feeds into that sexual desire.

Exactly.

So that's why you see them quite often,

the father and the son who were involved

in the shooting in Australia,

they weren't wearing bullet-resistant

vests.

They weren't wearing anything.

They didn't count on living.

Their whole goal was to kill as many

Jews as possible,

knowing that when they were killed in the

act of doing that,

that they would be in wherever they're

going with the virgins.

But it's basically a giant brothel.

Can you imagine that this dad was able

to do this to his son to get

him to follow this?

be that extreme to be a martyr well

and you think that it was it wasn't

just the father that's the sunday school

he went to that's the mosque he went

to that's what he was taught from when

he was four right and that's not mental

illness that is not that is a trained

ideology a trained way of thinking yes and

living their lives absolutely absolutely

So basically what people chant today,

what they're chanting in all the

universities becomes what someone acts on

tomorrow,

as we saw in Charlie Kirk's martyrdom.

Absolutely.

It's the chant of him being hateful,

of him being racist,

of him being homophobic, all those things,

then somebody is willing to act on it.

And when the culture refuses to draw moral

lines,

violence will end up filling that gap.

Absolutely.

So this brings us to our leaders,

our congressmen, our representatives,

senators,

and even at times our presidents.

What is the thing that caused them to

refuse to name this clearly and to say

what it is?

Truth has a cost.

And you call out Islamism,

they say you're Islamophobic,

you're intolerant, you're a bigot,

you're a fascist.

You call out the radical left and you

risk political backlash.

And so silence becomes safer than honesty.

And the reality is silence doesn't protect

people.

So that's why we see this total chaos.

And I'm telling you,

we are going to see it ramp up.

This is just the beginning.

This is going to continue to get worse

because the Muslims have figured out the

magic bullet.

Get these crazy anarchist kids and this

can reach exponential heights of chaos.

Well, when I talk about leaders, too,

you know, I also left out as pastors,

the leaders of churches who choose to be

silent.

Absolutely.

And that was one of the things they

also,

and now to the other thing about calling

people racist and Islamophobe.

We don't get them on politics.

Well, the first thing they said,

when somebody goes against us,

attack them.

When somebody says that Somalia is

stealing the money from the government,

from all these programs,

you have to attack them as racists.

And that was the way that they were

to get the politicians.

They're not to say anything about it.

They were busy stealing.

I think it's up to ten billion dollars

now that they can.

Oh, my goodness.

Ten billion.

Yeah.

I think somebody said it's going to be

fourteen billion by the time they're done.

They're predicting fourteen billion.

Let's see that they were able to get

that done for the longest period of the

period of time they were able to do

it because they knew that they would call,

you know, Tampon Tim a racist.

Oh,

he did not want to be called a

racist.

All right.

It's time for God's people to go on

the offensive, declaring God's kingdom.

A discipling nation obey Jesus's teaching

to follow his example.

Amen.

Should have been doing that a long time

ago.

But yes, better late than never.

Phobia is an irrational fear.

So it is meaningless when talking about

Islam.

That is absolutely true.

that's a that is a rational thought that

is a quote i have uh the best

form of defense is an offense satan is

not standing still nor should god's people

we must take the fight to satan amen

so um yeah so silence doesn't protect

people

What do you have to say?

It protects ideology.

There you go.

That's the problem.

Compassion without truth is not love.

Oh, I have a whole question about that.

Jesus never avoided truth to persevere.

I did it again.

Preserve comfort.

He confronted deception directly.

So, she notes, oh, your beautiful ring.

Oh, that's not the right one.

I got her a new ring for her

birthday.

My wedding ring.

So what does living fearless actually look

like in a moment like this?

So I had this realization listening to

Raymond on trigonometry,

and then he did this really cool podcast

about the history of Islam.

He keeps driving home this point.

I do the same as a student of

history that.

often people throughout time,

theologians and scholars have asked, okay,

so Islamic armies came, conquered,

seventy-five percent of Christendom,

which was all of Middle East,

North Africa, and parts of Asia,

seventy-five percent of Christendom was

gone in the first hundred years,

and then most of it,

the rest of it,

was conquered in the next twelve hundred

years before the victory of World War I

and the defeat of the Ottoman Empire.

Why?

Why do the Christians constantly lose to

the Muslims?

And so there was a number of theories.

So some of the theories were that the

Byzantine Empire was weakened by

constantly fighting with the Sassanid

dynasty, the Persians.

So both armies were weakened because the

Persians fell to the Muslims too,

and they hate it.

And to this day,

the Persians hate that they were conquered

by the Arabs.

But they so historians had said, well,

they were weakened and the Muslims were

more aggressive.

But people really don't believe that

that's a good enough explanation.

And I tell you,

I can't I can't tell you how many

times I have come across in modern day.

So mind you,

they're saying this frequently.

about a battle thirteen hundred years ago

that I this same argument I heard in

my career in government service was that

those towel heads in the flip flops,

they are not going to defeat us.

And so there was always this arrogance

about Christendom that these

unsophisticated

uh just you know what i mean the

the towel heads the hajis we're not going

to get defeated by the hajis and so

that was always a weakness is they

underestimated them we're more powerful we

are smarter we're more sophisticated come

on now you know and so they they

underestimated their opponents and so they

were defeated often in battle because of

that

But that doesn't explain it.

That doesn't explain it.

So historians looking at it say that,

you know what, that's not good enough.

That's not a good enough explanation.

There was mass migration.

And so people blame it on that,

that there was these suddenly invading

armies with lots of people.

They were overwhelmed.

Also doesn't explain it.

The most reasonable explanation.

explanation is the one that's least

accepted.

And it was it's the same thing.

Thirteen hundred years later,

it's religious zeal,

the zeal of the Muslim fighter.

And back then and throughout history,

people do not want to acknowledge that the

religion has and in its doctrine,

in the holy book,

in its discussions about war,

it advocates for

rape, murder, decapitation, conquering,

torture.

It is enslavement,

subjugating of the children,

get them to pay the tax or kill

them.

And so this, the fervor,

the difference with the Christian

is that in the armies of the Christians,

you're fighting a just war.

So your soldiers have a discipline about

them.

And even if they do, like,

steal some booty or, God forbid,

rape somebody, there's this trigger of,

oh, that's really bad.

You know,

there's not this wide-scale acceptance of

rape.

And we have the Geneva Convention.

And we have the Geneva Convention.

Back then, they didn't.

I'm talking about when did we fail even

back then.

Yeah.

So...

It is this kind of moral clarity of

Christendom that we just don't do things

like that.

We go so far and we stop.

Right.

We don't cross what would be a red

line for our morals.

Exactly.

And for our doctrine and what we've been

taught.

Right.

And what it means to be a soldier

of Christ.

So there are moral limits to the way

a Christian fights.

And sometimes we're more concerned about

words, about what we're called.

You know, if we do this,

they're going to call us, you know,

conquerors or whatever.

Barbarians.

Barbarians.

And we don't want to be called that.

Right.

And so it.

There has never been an acknowledgement,

and I'm not saying by any stretch of

the imagination, we should become savages.

That is not what I'm saying at all.

But what I'm saying is,

is that they didn't acknowledge what they

were up against.

And so they couldn't anticipate the

brutality that they were gonna face.

And not only were the Muslim armies

sanctioned to commit this kind of

violence,

their reward in heaven was eternal sexual

pleasure.

So they're saying,

kill as many people as you can,

rape the women, and guess what?

If you happen to die,

you're gonna have sex for the rest of

eternity with seventy-two girls that are

constantly virgins.

Their virginity is regenerated every

twenty-four hours.

I'm sorry, that's really graphic,

but it's true.

So there is this zeal that the Christian

armies could not overcome.

And oftentimes,

that was reinforced by the church that was

saying god is punishing us for our

disobedience and that to a certain extent

is true so there is this sense of

moral failure because

Christendom had become decadent.

Once it became a state religion under

Constantinople,

it became this kind of decadent state

religion.

And so they were demoralized by

themselves,

by their own lack of discipline,

and then demoralized by this savage army

that had no rules.

And so where does that bring us today?

Again, still, we underestimate our enemy.

And two, we still lack discipline.

So the same thing that plagued us,

thirteen hundred years ago,

still plagues us today.

So I'm not saying by any stretch,

as I said before,

we are not to become savages.

We are to become disciplined.

We are to become righteous and moral.

And were we to uphold the standards that

God expected of us and understand our

enemy, then God willing,

he would give us victory.

But it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy,

right?

I am morally failing.

I am undisciplined and therefore I get

conquered and therefore I remain

undisciplined.

It's this defeatist mentality, right?

That we never pull ourselves out of.

And you also,

and I hope this is in line with

what you're talking about,

but you even had a discussion with Obama

trying to explain to him that he doesn't

understand Islam.

and he refused oh yeah did you think

he refused because he knows if many people

thought he was muslim or he just simply

well i mean he said i don't believe

in religion he's a humanist so he's like

i'm not going to get dragged into a

war with a song i won't which we

ended up being in a very long war

yeah right well and that's the problem

that's

Again, those are,

you know what I mean is that we

don't have the stomach for victory and yet

we have a tremendous amount of greed.

So the military industrial complex is

like, go, go, go,

because people are making billions of

dollars.

And yet we don't have the moral fortitude

to actually win.

So can I take this to Gaza for

a second on the, on this discussion?

Because I believe Netanyahu wanted to.

completely destroy the Palestinians.

And we didn't let them.

No.

But people hate Netanyahu.

I mean,

when they bring up Israel and the Jews,

that's the person that they look at as

the great devil in many senses.

But he's right in the sense that I

don't know how many other things he's

right in.

I don't want to get into all of

that discussion.

But at least that, no,

this needs to be eradicated.

And stopped.

And that's what God told the Israelites

for centuries, you know?

But they never listened because it

requires a level of brutality most

Judeo-Christians can't stomach.

Right.

And I get that too.

And probably a lot of Jews.

Right.

The Judeo-Christians are what we call

Western civilization.

They can't stomach it.

And yet they wonder why this keeps

happening to them.

Then that's for five thousand years.

They go, see, we stopped.

We didn't kill you all.

Be nice to us.

Quit it.

But ten years later,

when they get enough kids to grow up

to be adults, then they're back on.

Well,

because people keep saying that October

seventh was a retaliation to what Israel

does to the Palestinians.

And and no matter how many times you

say it,

they were a free state from two thousand

six.

They were not in a fight with Gaza.

The Hamas was controlling Gaza.

They had pulled out of Gaza.

But what did Hamas do?

They built underground tunnels and rockets

to kill Israelis.

You know what I mean?

He's like, we tried this already.

We had a two state solution.

You know what I mean?

But this is what they did with it.

But people are saying, no, you know,

you're extremely brutal.

And all these kids were getting up to

the mic, sixty thousand dead kids.

And Steve is like,

where do you get that number?

Like you're just you're literally

repeating a number from Hamas.

You know what I mean?

That's been debunked, you know,

dozens of times.

Nobody can tell you where that number

comes from.

But they've killed sixty thousand women

and children.

Yeah.

And they take pictures from other battles

from other centuries, not centuries,

but other decades.

And yes.

And then they take pictures of kids in

hospitals that are actually sick with

cancer and say it was the Jews.

Right.

And it goes on.

The propaganda goes on.

I think you answered my question,

but I just want to kind of go

through this,

and I hope I can word this question

correctly.

But in regard to kind of what Tucker

said in the sense,

and you even said this about your family

who's Muslim still,

is that to battle the jihadists is a

difficult one because there may be some

Muslims like your sect that are not

vicious killers.

Right.

Absolutely.

We're not supposed to hate people.

We're supposed to have a mentality and a

mindset and the political will to defeat

Islamism.

So for example,

the strategies that I lay out for

communities is twofold.

So we say,

love God with all your heart, soul, mind,

and strength.

Love your neighbor as yourself.

So love God with all your heart, soul,

strength means make sure your laws protect

the Judeo-Christian way of life.

Make sure that our politicians take an

oath of office and allegiance to this

country.

Control your borders,

prevent mass immigration,

control the way your ordinances are

imposed in your county so that you do

not have an Islamic call to prayer five

times a day,

disrupting people at five in the morning.

I mean, things that protect our country.

And nowhere else in the world is this

strange.

You know what I mean?

Like,

you don't go to a Muslim country and

start ringing church bells.

There are actually not any churches in

most of those countries.

Playing Christmas music.

Yes.

You don't go running down the street

singing Christmas carols.

You know what I mean?

So it's only considered strange here

because we've allowed it to be considered

strange, to have boundaries.

And the Muslims like me would that I

like I used to be wouldn't have a

problem with those because they don't play

the Azzan outside at five in the morning.

You know what I mean?

They wouldn't have a problem with having

community property laws.

So these anti-Sharia legislation are

facially neutral.

They do not ban Sharia.

And I'm going through one in the Florida

county legislator with someone who

contacted me.

I'm super excited about that because I

think we could use it as a template

across the nation.

But she had mentioned Sharia law on it.

And I went through the explanation.

I said,

you need to take out Sharia and you

need to tell

your county commissioners,

you do not hate Muslims.

And this isn't about people being able to

practice their religion.

This is about making sure there are no

parallel systems of justice and law in

this county and in this state that

contravene the laws of the country.

So women,

Muslim women and Christian women and

atheist women all get community property

rights.

they cannot be disinherited.

They don't lose custody of their children

because they divorced a man.

The same protections that go,

and you tell your commissioners,

I wanna protect the Muslim woman that gets

divorced,

who signed a piece of paper when she

got married saying she gives up rights to

her kids,

but didn't realize one day that this man

was gonna beat the crap out of her

and that she was gonna need to get

divorced.

So I wanna protect that lady.

And that's really the heart of it is

that we want to protect Americans against

parallel systems that are abusive,

that are that contravene what we believe

in as a nation and as a people.

And disturbing the peace when somebody is

playing their rock music too loud.

We don't want to do that.

They can't play.

The call to prayer.

Call to prayer.

I don't want to be woke up at

twelve to rap music.

And I do not want to be woken

up to the call of prayer at five.

Right.

Both are unacceptable to me.

And why do we expect,

in terms of social order,

do we think it's okay to ban rap

music at eleven o'clock,

but not a call to prayer at five?

Like,

how twisted have we gotten people that

that's considered bigoted?

And in this country,

we used to care about animals,

that you couldn't torture them and cut

their heads off in your backyard.

Can you imagine?

And them screaming.

But now...

In Hamtramck, Michigan,

you could slaughter a goat.

You could slaughter a goat in your

backyard.

The screams of slaughtered animals.

Anyone who's been around a butchery or in

the Middle East,

because you hear it all the time.

It's horrific.

But you could do that now against health

regulations because Muslims need to

slaughter animals.

The problem that we have in Hamtramck.

Hamtramck.

Hamtramck.

In Dearborn is that,

I'm not sure about Dearborn, I believe so,

that the chief of police is Muslim and

the mayor is Muslim.

And the entire city council is Muslim.

The entire city council is Muslim.

So how would this,

what you're working as in Florida,

you said?

Florida.

In Florida,

you would never be able to do that

in those cities.

You need to turn over those elected

officials.

Mm-hmm.

That's another one of my strategies is you

have to put your talent and treasure

behind candidates.

People have to give up their talent.

In other words, you're a smart doctor.

I've heard of a number of pastors around

the country that are now running for

office, which I think is great.

If you have the moral and intellectual

fortitude to make it through,

that's great.

But we have to have people willing to

sacrifice and be like, okay,

I'll do this for four years,

for eight years.

for the good of my community and my

country.

And you have to be willing to support

those campaigns.

Right.

So living in this country at this time,

to live fearless in this country,

it's not to ignore these dangers.

It's what's been happening in these

states.

It's been ignored.

They're capitulating.

They're capitulating.

But because we don't want to be ruled

by these laws is what's happening now.

It's already happening in some of these

states.

Oh, widespread.

Widespread.

I mean,

if the Somalis just stole nineteen billion

dollars.

It's wild.

It is.

How much?

How many billion you said?

Well, it's a nine billion right now,

but they think that it's going to go

up to fourteen nine billion.

And they're saying that if you think it's

bad in in Minnesota,

they say wait till you find out of

the corruption in California.

It's way worse.

I can imagine.

Some of the experts are saying.

I can imagine.

So, I mean,

there's the old saying that if you repeat

history, you know,

Those who do not learn from history are

doomed to repeat it.

We actually have never gotten out of the

cycle.

We're literally repeating the cycle over

and over again.

I mean,

there was a time when Europe was strong

in the early nineteen hundreds.

And then after that, it's like, you know,

from the sixties onward with the

introduction of communism and now

Islamism,

which is right back where we started.

So we really have to as parents and

even grandparents,

we have to begin grounding our children in

faith.

I mean,

that's starts at home because they're

going into these schools.

And I understand.

I mean,

I'm in that kind of situation where my

kids are still going to public school and

taking them and doing homeschooling is

just not an option because we,

we have to get to custody of the

kids.

So it's not something that's available.

So you have to ground them in scripture

before you send them to school and then

constantly talk to them about things that

are going on.

Uh,

and then making sure you're standing firm

in,

in your

in your christianity even though it's

unpopular it seems to be unpopular in our

world it's it's popular well even now at

east anaheim we're really excited uh

pastor josh our high school uh youth

pastor high school and junior high we're

starting he's starting stuff sunday school

we don't have sunday school anymore he's

like he's starting a program called sunday

school and i'm going to be going back

to the basics yeah i'm going to be

the first one and i'm going to teach

on islam

because we we cannot assume that our

christian kids even understand what islam

is for the most part they don't and

i said you're you're basically you're

basically sending your kid to school naked

if they don't understand islam and they

don't understand the threat it poses to

their to their beliefs then you might as

well send them out with no shoes on

right and have them walk over glass

So I'm going to read some scripture right

now,

but why don't we get to the comments

really quick and catch up?

We've got a lot of comments.

Yeah.

I'll just concentrate on a few.

Islam is antithetical to Judeo-Christian.

It equals treason.

Cast out Satan.

Look at Europe and the UK.

Get rid of it and then we don't

have to.

Well, so.

I was going to say you say look

at Europe,

but you could also look at Hungary and

Poland, Hungary in particular,

who shut down their borders.

They've stopped immigration and their

crime has gone down exponentially.

Right.

And they're celebrating Christmas.

Absolutely.

And yeah,

they didn't close their Christmas markets

like Paris and Germany and I think it

was London or one other city,

the Netherlands.

And I forgot also,

my overwhelming point always is we hate

the sin, not the sinner.

And as we create strategies to control how

Islam controls us,

we have to witness boldly to Muslims.

We have to remember

I had no context for Christianity.

I was saved from the pit of hell

by a radical encounter with the Lord.

There are millions of Muslims coming to

Christ through dreams and visions.

I'd like to see that quadruple because

people are witnessing the Muslims.

Why are we making Jesus do all the

work?

Yeah.

Like he's literally supernaturally meeting

them because nobody else is doing it.

Right.

You know what I mean?

So let's get on it and do community

events, neighborhood outreach,

whatever it takes to just invite your

neighbors to hear the gospel.

Because what I'm talking about in terms of

political solutions is not political

solutions will not change a heart.

The only solution ultimately for anybody's

life is Jesus.

That's it.

Full stop.

Amen.

All right,

so this isn't a political battle.

It's a spiritual one.

It is a political and a spiritual battle.

Yeah, yeah.

So let's look at Ephesians... Ephesians...

Ephesians... Ephesians... Ephesians...

Ephesians...

For I am not ashamed of the gospel.

I am not ashamed of the gospel.

Amen.

Because it is the power of God that

brings salvation to everyone who believes.

First to the Jew and then to the

Gentile.

And I want to emphasize what he means

by that.

Because I'm not ashamed of the gospel.

So when we talk about witnessing to

Muslims,

we are not ashamed to share the gospel.

Why?

Because it is the power of God to

save them.

Love God with all your heart, soul,

and strength.

Love your neighbor as yourself.

If you truly love your Muslim neighbor,

you want them to experience the power of

salvation.

So we're not ashamed of it because we

know it will save them.

It's out of our love for them that

we want to share it.

So it's not just because we need it

to not control this country,

which is a great, you know, win-win,

but we also want to save souls for

Christ.

Ultimately,

that is our objective as Christians is to

bring souls to Christ.

And so if you forget that second

component, you just become angry.

Yeah.

You just said that.

So last night we were driving back from

dinner.

And came up to a red light.

Now,

Eddie has been on this podcast with Pastor

Jack Hibbs, which has well over,

I think it's approaching a million views.

And you've been on all kinds of networks

and podcasts,

shows where they've been interviewing you

about the very subject.

And you've been talking very freely.

I'm going to be touring the country.

You're going to be touring the country,

speaking at churches.

Putting myself out there without a Kepler

vest.

All right.

And we looked at them today.

And our website was attacked.

I say viciously,

but I'm not like it was scary.

It was just that it was so well

done that we couldn't get it back up

for weeks.

And then some of our videos are being

trying to take down and a number of

other things.

And so coming back to this red light

in Anaheim,

as I'm pulling up to this red light,

I come to a stop and there's construction.

So that's the context.

So the, the,

the lane that I was in was meant

to go straight and the lane to my

right,

which would normally go straight was not

being allowed to go straight.

It had to turn right.

And so I met that light and I

have pretty good peripheral vision.

I think it comes from a lot of

training in law enforcement.

And I saw movement to my right and

I turned to my right and this person

had rolled down their window and their

hand was coming out.

And I look and see it's a woman.

Well, to me,

I can't identify it as a woman right

away, but it's completely barked up,

burka up where the eyes are just showing

and everything's black.

And I tensed, I didn't get fearful.

I tensed like, what do I gas it?

I don't always have my gun with me.

I think this is going to change.

Maybe it was good that it wasn't with

me last night.

Oh, you just wanted directions.

He's next to me and I am like

on my phone or something.

Yeah, not paying attention.

I'm not paying attention.

She saw none of this.

I saw none of it.

And he's just like,

look at that person next to us.

And I was like.

She didn't respond.

And then the lady,

because she educated me that that's a

woman that wears that.

And I knew that.

But at the moment.

It's an Antifa person.

I didn't know if it was Antifa.

I didn't know what it was.

But all they wanted to do is like,

can I go straight?

Like she's,

she had her hand out the window and

I didn't know if it had a sword

in it or a gun or a trigger.

And so I, I just,

it took me a second to evaluate the

situation.

And I took my foot, you know,

I was,

I was putting it on the gas to

gas it.

Cause that was my only option.

Um, and she goes,

can I get a head of you?

i couldn't see her mouth she's like her

head's shaking i just see her eyes and

i and i go yes you can go

forward can you imagine she's probably

talking underneath that but we could yeah

and but that's where we're at that's where

we're at and so and then you know

we hear i don't know if you watch

any of the emphasis or not but there's

a lot of talk about love and that's

a tricky word it really is in the

bible it's a tricky word used by jesus

and

I want to feel love,

but I also want to be on guard.

Yeah.

And I want to be able to take

action.

My love for you trumps my love for

my neighbor.

Who's wearing a burqa?

Yeah, a burqa.

Not a barqa?

Not a burqa.

Sorry.

He was talking to the kids today about

screaming Allah Akbar, and he said,

Ali Akbar.

Sounds like Ali Ali Oxford free.

But this is that weird situation.

It is.

I believe in God.

I love Jesus Christ.

I love our faith.

I love every miracle that comes our way

that I see.

I love how he talks to me.

But I want to stick to loving Jesus,

loving you, loving my children,

loving my country.

I have a little tough part with loving

my enemies.

And I know he tells us to love

our enemies.

And love your neighbor.

I'm not your neighbor.

I don't even know the neighbors.

No, I know two of them.

I love them.

But it is really tough.

And I hear the speakers as they go

through, many of them talking about love.

But some of them, you know.

And we don't want love to paralyze us.

Right.

You don't hide truth out of love.

And that's what, again, this kind of,

weird dynamic in our feminized

christianity where we've so emphasized

love we forgot the two swords of christ

so we've so we forgot that he built

a whip and went and literally whipped

people in the temple and not even on

the street in the temple he whipped him

yeah you know jesus one of the pastors

i used to listen to did a whole

series called savage jesus where it was

just like you need to understand he's lord

of lord he comes back in a robe

dipped in blood

Like he's not playing around.

Right.

You know,

so it's that balance between the

discipline of a soldier of Christ and the

heart of a lover and a lover of

souls and a lover of humanity.

And it's not an easy balance.

I mean, I'll tell you,

when I first came to faith,

I was a warrior.

I've always been.

And I was a mean one.

And the Lord was the Lord.

And I and I tell people part of

my testimony is that I saw he he

gave me this vision of the man,

the bionic man with the bones being

replaced by metal.

And he's like,

that's what I'm going to do.

I'm going to change you from the inside

out.

You know,

taking all of that wickedness out and

replacing it with my love and with my

compassion and with my fruit of the

spirit.

And that's just been an evolution.

It's a constant,

constant process going through that with

God.

And it's, it's the,

it's the paradoxal balance of a,

of a Christ.

Right.

You know,

we're never supposed to be savages like

these early Islamic armies or even the

armies now.

We are soldiers of Christ that have a

very, very different discipline.

And Raymond actually does a brilliant job