Welcome to politics by faith. Thank you so much for being here. Yesterday, we talked about

Pride Month, and we talked about lack of self-control and read some proverbs about pride and

about sexual morality and self-control and lust and watching out for the adulterous woman.

Today I want to talk about another aspect of self-control, and that is with money.

Now, there's a perfect timing because of the debate going back and forth about the one big

beautiful bill. So the very short of it is this bill passed the House barely.

And now it's in the Senate.

And the senators, there's enough senators that are saying this thing stinks.

It needs to cut way, way, way more spending.

People like Ram Paul saying, I'm not going to vote to raise the debt ceiling by $5 trillion.

That's crazy.

We're supposed to be the people against raising the debt ceiling

and against spending money we don't have. That's nuts. So there's a debate going back and forth.

And I hope, because that's all I can do right now is, and it's have a good attitude, that it will

result in a better bill. But they have three weeks to get this done

until the 4th of July. So I guess maybe a little less than four weeks to get this done and see

what they can pull together. But now we also got a lot of Elon coming out and saying some very

dramatic things against Trump. And now Trump is, ah, it's a whole whole thing. I don't want to focus on

that. I want to focus on us. I made the argument this morning that spending is a moral issue.

As Andrew Breitbart said, politics is downstream of culture. And so culture comes first.

And what is culture? What culture is a collection of people that have shared values and

virtues? We have the Congress that I believe best reflects we the people. We are a people

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