Okay, here's the question in a light of cancel culture. Oh my gosh, cancel culture again.

Apparently so. This is going to be an awesome episode. You're going to be like, oh my gosh,

I love it. Listen, as a Christian, does it matter what I spend my money on? Business,

or does it matter the kind of art that we make as Christians? Yeah, I think so, do you?

Yeah. If we as Christians are aiming to invade culture with the kingdom of God and bring

the gospel to the world, then we have to have a talk about how we're going to do that

in a culture that no longer wants to hear from people like you and people like me. I'm

sure you heard Dr. Suces getting canceled, six books are canceled, but there's still

tons of godless pornography and all sorts of stuff to force your children into a culture

of idolatry worship and the spirit of Jezebel available for everyone because we have

no longer have any idea what a standard of morality should be. I do not want to watch

that in a house. I do not want to watch that with a mouse. I do not like it. Doggy says,

let's watch some Cooper stuff instead. Yeah. Cooper stuff. What is up everybody? Welcome

back to Cooper stuff. All right. Here's what I'm going to talk about today. We have a little

little cancel culture to discuss. I want to discuss a little bit my feelings on that.

I also want to discuss a longer version of a 10 minute talk that I did a few weeks

back about this. I think it might be time for us to put our money where our mouth is

in terms of of cancel culture. Christians, is it matter what I spend my money on? We're

going to talk about that. In my view, some things are changing in culture so much that

is really we're talking about. I think that it's different than it was a year ago, five

years ago. You might not agree. I don't mind at all. By the way, it's just going to be

my opinion, my analysis of where we're going. I want to talk about kingdom financing a

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