Hey, it's producer Aaron here and before we get started with today's podcast, I just want to give you a heads up that this originally aired on the radio on the Salem radio network about a year ago

during our world view Wednesday segment, it's a sermon Steve gave at his local church here in Des Moines, Iowa entitled the enemies game plan. Let's listen in.

I personally believe the lead is Marxism, atheist government intervention, secular humanist, liberals and conservatives.

Materialism, nihilism, yes Americans, Christian, globalist, socialist democracy, world view is the word suggests is how we look at the world around us.

How do we understand life as it hits us in the face?

The material.

Tea party here, the free market, nobody is without a world view. The only question is is it a good one or a bad one?

So it becomes the glasses, the spectacles, the filter through which they're actually seeing life. And the whole universe and the world and human life is understood through that lens.

This is Steve Dase.

Our three of the Steve Dase show underway on a Wednesday night, you know that means it's time for world view Wednesday.

I, of course, am not Steve Dase. I'm his producer, Aaron McIntyre, which means we're changing things up a little bit this week.

We're going to be playing tonight excerpts of a sermon Steve gave to his local church in Des Moines, Iowa about the scourge and cult that is progressiveism and how it's the church's responsibility to put an end to it.

He also talks about how we can actually do that.

The title of the message is the enemies game plan. Let's listen in.

Hosea 4.6 is our inspiration here this morning. Hosea, a prophet in the Old Testament, says,

my people are destroyed for a lack of knowledge. And because you have rejected knowledge, God says to the prophet,

I reject you from being a priest to me. And since you have forgotten the law of your God, I will also forget your children.

What knowledge had the people of Israel forgotten? The knowledge of God.

But why is that knowledge important? Because it was their legacy.

Many of us since 9-11 have learned more about Islam than we had ever heard before, terms like Hamas, Sunni, Shia, Hadith.

Many of these are terms we didn't know what they were September 10th, 2001, but we know them all well and good now they're in our headlines all the time.

And we've always had traditional divisions within Christianity, but Islam is very, very, very jacked up.

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