Oh my God.

You're listening to Renegade Talk Radio.

We're back.

This is Betsy Bell.

And how can this happen?

I'm at the Double B Studios in Las Vegas.

And today is Believing Friday.

Belief in what? Have you ever heard the expression that we're doomed to repeat our

failures? Or should we put it to you in the manner in which you have consumed it your whole life? that would be, we're doomed to repeat history.

And they're not talking about our successes. So on this last day of the week, Friday, if you will,

we are going to talk about how we are doomed to repeat our successes. So you are skeptical,

I know. And that is what we are here for, so that we could put all of your skepticism in that one little box and toss it up in the air and throw it away.

Because we can be skeptical, but we are smart enough to figure out how do we change from skeptical to believing. Well, that part you're going to

figure out on your own because I cannot tell you how you would do it. I have no idea how you would do that. But as far as doomed to repeat our successes,

it brings us back to history. And the repeat of the history, the history that I am speaking of, is called the Great Awakening, and it is

in movie theaters today. It is a point in history in the 1700 during the English

colonization of America.

And it speaks of a great friendship between George Whitfield and Benjamin Franklin.

But our story begins with George Whitfield, an English Anglican priest and preacher,

who was one of the founders of Methodism and the evangelical movement.

He was born in the United Kingdom in Gloucester.

He matriculated at Pembroke College, Oxford, in 1732.

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