This episode is brought to you by Armored Haven, full-scale security for any size business. In a recent episode of the King's Hall podcast entitled The Girl on the Train,

we talked about the tragic and brutal murder of Irina Zerushka in Charlotte.

A few days after that episode released, we cut and released this short clip.

Let's say that somebody was coming into our church and they're black.

And would they be eligible for membership in our church?

Yes, of course they would.

They'd be eligible for membership in our church.

But would they be permitted to participate in, embody, and practice what I would call

black culture generally in our church? The answer is absolutely not. Why? Because the things,

the characteristics that mark black cultural as a generalization in the same way Paul's talking

about Cretans on Crete, they are

evil, murderous, violent, bestial people. They steal, they kill, they destroy. They are

sinful to the core. They have besetting sins that are like fatherlessness, sexual immorality.

They molest children at a high rate. All of any, any criminal statistic that you could look at almost pretty much without exception. They excel at them. Black culture. And it's even interesting. I mentioned it before, but like the black guy on TikTok, he was saying he's like, y'all crazy. Like you're talking about this person like it's mental health. He said, that no mental health that's a demon yeah so i mean a lot of people are seeing that like this this behavior is demonic to walk up to a white girl either but yeah and and to cut her throat because she's white because she's white and be like yeah we got that white girl we got that white girl and when you think about it you look at culture and you say, what are the besetting sins and characteristics of it?

And then you say, could somebody come in a lawful church membership embodying that culture? No, they have to self-consciously repudiate that culture.

Now, for some reason, that clip proved to be controversial on the internet.

It's been shared over a thousand times.

It's been seen by, I think, over a million people at this point.

And there was a lot of pushback, a lot of questions, a lot of controversy from friends, enemies, acquaintances, and strangers.

And so in this episode of the Kings Hall, we decided we'd sit down and we'd talk a little bit

more about the clip, about the episode, some of the controversy, try to answer some of the

pushback that we got from it,

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