Hello relatable listeners. Happy Wednesday. I hope everyone has had a great week so far. Next week is Thanksgiving, which I am very

excited about. I think I've said before that I'm more excited about this year's holidays than I ever have been. I don't

know if it's something about having a kid. She's not going to remember this Thanksgiving and Christmas at all. She's not even going to

appreciate it, but something I don't know about it being her first holiday season makes me really excited. So I'm pumped. I hope you guys are. I hope that you guys have fun plans to just relax and

view with your family. Let me know what you guys are doing. I'm really curious to me a message or an email. Okay, today we are going to talk about two big stories. We'll see if we have time to cover anything else, but I have a lot to say about

especially this first story and that is about Chick-fil-A. No longer donating to certain organizations, including the Salvation Army Fellowship of Christian athletes or FCA and Paul Anderson Youth Home amid LGBT backlash. So we're going to go into all of that. I've shared some of my

opinions on social media already. You may have seen, but I am going to go all in as they say and tell you exactly what I think about that. Then we're going to talk about Kanye West at Lakewood Church, which is a mega church led by Joel Osteen and Houston and tell you what I think about that. I'll play a little clip from it. The episode that we did on Kanye West Kanye knows that Jesus is King from a couple of weeks ago, three weeks ago, maybe that's actually the most important thing.

Most listened to episode of relatable ever, which is kind of crazy. So I did an episode called Three Myths Christian Women Believe. I think that's what it's called from in January of this year. And that held the title as the most listened to episode for a really long time. And that's the episode still that I see shared the most by Christian women.

But Kanye knows Jesus is King is the title of the episode and it is now it's now taken first place, which is kind of crazy. It's probably because this is such an unbelievable. It seems like turn of events that Kanye West really did release a gospel album. If you haven't listened to that yet, then you can go back and listen to that episode. But first, let's go into this first or also we're going to be talking about international men's day. I'm just going to touch on it. I'm going to play you a little video to honor the wonderful.

Men in our lives. Well, as I'm recording this, it's international men's day. So as you're listening to this yesterday was international men's day, but we're going to do a little belated celebration. So okay, tick filet no longer donating to these three organizations salvation army, FCA Paul Anderson Youth Home. The reason why this is a story is because these three organizations are the last three organizations.

Chick filet donated to that stand for biblical merit. You might recall a story that we actually didn't talk about on this podcast for whatever reason. I don't know, maybe it fell on a weekend and I just didn't end up talking about it, but the singer Ellie Golding, she declared ever so courageously that she was not going to be performing at the Cowboys Thanksgiving half time show this year.

If the Salvation Army, who is a sponsor of the game, doesn't provide a statement pledging themselves to the LGBTQ community or a donation or pledging a donation to one of their organizations.

I'm going to go off on a tangent on this particular story for just a second since we didn't cover it. It's all pertinent to the greater conversation about the Chick filet thing.

This is the privilege of being oppressed in the United States of America. It is amazing the power that the LGBT lobby has to get people to bully one of the world's largest charitable organizations with membership of over 1.7 million people throughout the world.

It's present in more than 131 countries since 1865. The Salvation Army has been running charity shops homeless shelters helping with disaster relief humanitarian aid for a century and a half over a century and a half.

This organization has probably helped more people around the world than any other single charitable humanitarian organization ever has.

The LGBT coalition is canceling them because the Salvation Army is Christian and because they're Christian they believe in biblical marriage.

They have been accused of refusing to serve gay people and trans people, but of course these are myths as the Salvation Army has said time and again.

They provided a statement recently that said an individual sexual or gender identity religion or lifestyle has no bearing on our willingness to provide service.

We stand firmly behind our mission to meet human needs in his name so that's Jesus's name without discrimination.

According to CNN in 2013, the organization maintained that the Bible forbade sexual intimacy between members of the same sex maintained.

So they didn't just acknowledge that the Bible actually does forbid this but they just maintained that the Bible forbade sexual intimacy between members of the same sex.

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