This is the Brand and Sherry podcast.

To find out more about the radio show and Brandt's new book called Unoffendable, just go to brant Hansen.com. Yeah, I think this one change, and we would all go to all the Fast and Furious movies, if they would just make one change. Okay, what is it? Keep the same storyline, keep the same stunts, keep the same actors. Same actors, okay. They're all driving Wiener mobiles, those Oscar

Meyer giant hot dog vehicles. I'm disappointed in myself that I thought maybe there would go to that.

It would put a totally new spin on the entire show. All of their posing, all of their being

awesome, all of the stunts, all of the suns all of the exploding

explosions and you're walking away in the explosion with the weenumobile we would be like yeah i'm

i would pay for that one thing i've learned is i've gotten older which i think is great

it's so freeing you don't have to take your spiritual temperature all the time i think we're

way into that looking at ourselves how at ourselves, how am I doing?

How am I doing today? Well, I'm not measuring up today. Like, stop doing that. This is what I've learned for myself. Start focusing on how good God is. And then I know he wants me to love the people who cross my path today. today. So today, in your life, the people who cross your path,

not 10 years from now, not people in theory, the actual humans that you have to come in contact

with, who frustrate you or, you know, you enjoy, those people. You love them and you serve them.

And God is a constant. You don't have to take his temperatures. Focus on him. It's much easier. Just one less thing to worry about. We got too much stuff going on anyway. So how about just do that? So this church threatened to protest a funeral, Leonard Nimoy's funeral. He's Spock and Star Trek died recently, as you know. It's Westboro Baptist Church. A couple of things about this.

I've seen this everywhere because I have to peruse the news sites because I do a radio show.

Otherwise, I don't know how much I would, honestly.

But I see Westboro this.

A, anybody can call themselves a church.

They might have no connection whatsoever to Jesus himself, none whatsoever.

Okay, but anybody can do that.

B, they always get headlines. Why is that, Brandt? Well, I think because it plays into the narrative

about how we want to perceive of Christians in the church. And if you're like, well, but this is how

people are, no, they're not. I do some work, I'll use them as an example, because I do some work

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