Ep 45 | Churches Are Being Unfairly Shut Down | Pastor Brian Gibson

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🗓️ 29 August 2020

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

During Easter, Pastor Brian Gibson planned a drive-through, socially distanced Easter basket handout for the children in his church. He took the necessary precautions to stop any chance of spreading COVID-19. Pastor Brian then received a call from the health department telling him to cancel the event or the health department would come and shut it down for him. Brian looked across the street from his church and saw a liquor store serving drive-through customers. He saw fast-food restaurants serving French fries. Yet his church was being targeted and shut down. Casinos can operate at 50% occupancy, but churches are limited to 50 people. Our First Amendment rights are being violated across the country. Don't miss this episode of Rick & Bubba University with Pastor Brian Gibson, who founded PeaceablyGather.com and declared there will be no compromise with allowing government officials to close places of worship or dictate what churches can or can’t do. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:17.0	Welcome in to another edition of Rick and Bubba University, the podcast, Bubba, you and I have been together doing a show for over 26 years now. And if you would have walked in and talked to us, say, even 15 years, 20 years into what we were doing and they said one day y'all
0:25.4	gonna be doing a podcast. What would we say it? Well first off I'd have said
0:29.2	what's a podcast? Right, would not have known what a podcast even was.
0:33.6	I was taught in a pod in first grade, one of those big buildings, you know, everybody's in the same
0:38.1	building, but had no idea what a podcast would be.
0:41.0	Well, it goes back to my wife laughs about this phrase we use on the show a lot one time. what a
0:43.2	what is what a podcast would be. Well, it goes back to my wife laughs about this phrase we use on the show a lot.
0:44.6	One time, first time she and I ever went to this little community down at the beach to try it out
0:49.3	see if we want to stay there and I looked around and everybody was on the bicycle.
0:52.3	Yeah. And I said, well I tell you what, down here if you everybody was on the bicycle. Yeah.
0:53.0	And I tell you what, down here if you don't have a bicycle, you ain't nothing.
0:56.0	Well now I think in our industry it's almost like if you don't have a podcast, you ain't nothing.
1:00.0	So Rick and Bubb University, the podcast was born and we thank all of you for joining us for yet another edition and our guest on this edition of Rick and Bubba University of the podcast and again sometimes we're very light-hearted on this
1:14.0	sometimes we're talking about the the topics of the day sometimes we're somewhere
1:18.3	in between today we are talking about the topics that are going on today and something extremely
1:23.7	important. Pastor Brian Gibson is our guest today and of course he is part of a
1:29.5	coalition called peaceably gather coalition. He pastures a church and he's got
1:36.6	locations and campuses in Henderson, Kentucky, and also in Owensboro, and then
1:42.3	over in Amarillo and Dumas, Texas,
1:45.0	looking to plant multiple campuses all over this country,
1:49.0	and he joins us now.
1:50.0	So, Pastor Brian Gibson, welcome to Rick and Bubba University.
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