Hey guys, welcome to Relatable. Happy Tuesday. Hope everyone is having a wonderful

week so far. Today we're going to talk about hypocrisy, in particular hypocrisy in our

ruling class when it comes to how they conduct their lives, especially right now in the

time of COVID and thinking about the potential of future lockdowns and restrictions and

mask mandates, but not just that. We're going to look at some political activists, what they

say versus how they live and what they do. Then we're going to talk about what hypocrisy

really means. What it means from the foundations of the word, the origins of the word, but

more importantly, how we see it biblically and what it means for us as Christians. Now,

before we get into it, I do want to say one thing about yesterday's podcast with Ben

Shapiro. Got a lot of good feedback from you guys. So thank you so much for that. He is

also, he is obviously a wealth of knowledge when it comes to lots of different things. Now,

some of you, I think understandably, were offended by the first part of that interview

when I was kind of poking fun at some conspiracy theories surrounding the vaccine. Now, you

guys should know me well enough and you should have heard me talk about this enough to know

that I reserve no judgment whatsoever for people who choose not to get the vaccine. As

I've said before, you're getting not getting the vaccine or getting the vaccine is none

of my business. It's none of your business, whether or not I'm vaccinated. I understand

unlike a lot of people that unvaccinated does not mean infected. And so I believe in freedom.

I believe in the liberty of personal choice and I truly reserve no condemnation whatsoever

for people making the decision that's best for themselves and best for their families.

We were just joking around because Ben is, as you know, adamantly an advocate for the

COVID-19 vaccine. And so I mean, he has talked about that a lot and he has been incorrectly

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