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So there are several documentaries out right now about Christian people or Christian ministries

or Christian, whatever, failing.

It's a failure documentaries.

I understand that failure sells and it's interesting to watch.

It really is.

So I've watched soccer documentaries about failing teams or the fire festival thing,

but you see something like I get it.

But just through a reminder, because what they'll do all the time is they'll take this thing

which needs to be exposed or is bad.

And then try to use it as a club to hit everybody with, and it's not fair.

I just want to remind you that.

Here's the thing, faithfulness rarely gets a documentary.

Faithful people rarely get a documentary.

They're not doing a documentary about Sherry's mom, okay, or my mom, or my stepdad, or

like people, they're not doing it.

Wake up every morning and on to the Lord.

I mean, I would love to take documentary groups to cure hospitals or different places I've

seen around the world, but that's not going to move the needle for them.

So I just want to remind you that you can watch that really get depressed

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