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Jesus said, man cannot live on bread alone, but from every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.

You're listening to Daily Truth.

First and foremost, what we'll see in the sermon today is that there are many who claim

to be victims in our culture who are not. They are victims of once having a bad day. And

even the bad day that they experienced is relative. Whether or not it's actually a bad day.

Everybody in our culture seems to claim victim status.

Everybody in our culture seems to find some way to spend some narrative

to claim that they've been mistreated, to claim that they've been oppressed.

We do this in our culture today because we want power.

We want power.

And in our culture, we have devised schemes of somehow proving to the culture at large to society that we've been mistreated, that we've been oppressed.

And if we can prove that, if we can spin that narrative and get others to accept it as true, then we are granted a certain measure of influence, a certain measure of power. This is what intersectionality is all about. It's seeing how many minority statuses we can claim, right, that if you're a white

male and your heterosexual, you're in trouble. Right? But if you're black, well, you have some

status. If you're a black man, that's one thing, but if you're a black woman,

and you have more status, more influence, more power.

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