Hello, welcome to Politics by Faith. Thanks for being. I got a note from Andrew today. This morning, my email is Slater Radio at gmail.com.

Andrew said, hey, Slater, amazing work on Breitbart News Daily in your podcast. I got an idea for politics by faith, a biblical

understanding of how God does not provide instant gratification. Wonderful. It's a great topic.

But where do I start, Andrew? Well, Andrew wrote more. He says some quick examples.

40 years roaming the desert in Exodus.

Jesus on the apostles receiving the Holy Spirit.

Jesus is lessons on patience.

Luke 2119, you will be hated by all for my namesake, but not a hair on your head will perish.

By your endurance, you will gain lives.

Or Matthew 2119, then they will deliver you up to tribulation and put you to death,

and you'll be hated by all the nations for my namesake. And then many will fall away and

betray one another and hate one another. Many false prophets will arise and lead many astray.

And because lawlessness will be increased, the love of

many will grow cold. But the one who endures to the end will be saved. Andrew ended his email

with Listen Daily and enjoy every moment. Thanks. Andrew, thank you for making today's podcast.

Mike Slaterdoutlocos.com transcript commercial free on the website. Mike Slaterd. Notts, I'll do a little more. It's a great start, though, Andrew. I'm very grateful. Thank you for listening. There's a lot we can do there, Andrew. I do want to talk about instant gratification. Give me some more time to think about that one over the weekend because I want to do some stuff on that on Monday's Breitbart News Daily show, but this idea of patience,

the scripture that, because I want to do some stuff on that on Monday's Breitbart News Daily show. But this idea of patience,

the scripture that first comes to mind

when I think of patience.

Why are we talking about this?

Let's get the news here first.

Such a good Breitbart show today

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