Jesus, Joe Rogan and Jelly Roll.

Welcome back to another sweet episode of Cooper Stuff.

Hey everybody, welcome back to Cooper Stuff. I hope you guys are doing okay. We begin our tour today with my good friend Jeremy Camp. We are messengers. That's why I'm in a very ugly dressing room today, but I hope you still watch and have a good time.

Jesus, Joe Rogan, jelly roll.

Today we're talking about a few things.

I want to talk about what is happening in culture, the idea of what Christian culture is.

But I want to talk about two other things very quickly. I want to read something from the Bible

from the book of Isaiah. And I want to talk to you about a concept called repressive tolerance

because this is all going into this conversation that I kind of alluded to a couple weeks ago.

We're not starting the series yet.

I really intend to do a series on, okay,

what does it mean?

I believe the last episode I did was called something like,

why is revival happening or something I was saying?

All right, how do we sustain true lasting culture change?

We know we have to preach the gospel. We know that it's got to be about

people getting born again. It's got to be about a spiritual change. You can't force people

to become Christians. That never works. We want true change. But is there also another aspect

that is good that is changing the face of a nation,

instilling traditional values, values that produce good things as opposed to values that produce

negative things? It's that simple. Is there such a thing as that even when

people might not make a decision to follow Christ? The answer is yes. I believe yes. So I want to

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