All right, guys, welcome back to the Forgotten Jesus podcast.

Pastor, today we wrap up season one, and I cannot wait to get into season two.

But I'm on the edge of my seat as we continue talking about the big difference in how Jesus thinks.

Yeah.

So today we're going to talk about the difference between a perspective of we versus me. Okay. Or we over me. Okay. Yeah. The Western

mind tends to think more individualistic, right? We tend to think about our salvation. So we'll ask

questions like, when did you say a prayer? You ever had this before? Did you ever go to church

growing up where the pastor would say, did you ever make a decision to follow Jesus?

Or has ever been a time in your life when you've, you have done this?

I have said that hundreds of times.

Oh yeah.

Yeah, and listen, there's nothing wrong with that.

You have to, the individual always leads to the corporate, okay?

You have to have an individual change.

We always say at Long Hollow doing the revival, that if you want to see

nationwide revival, you want to see revival in your family, let it start with you. Yeah, for

sure. God has to revive your heart. If you want to change your environment, by the way,

don't blame other people. You need to ask God to change your heart in your life. Okay. So the Western

mindset, which again is not bad. It's just a different perspective

way of looking at the Bible. Now where do we get this me centered, have it your way, you know,

it's all about you. I did it my way mentality. Where do we get this from? I got it from Colin.

Okay. Where did Colin get it from? Burger King. Burger King. Burger King. Have it your way. Exactly. Because you can do it any way you want at Bird King now. Right? No, but here's the thing. But that is a great example of them playing to that mindset. What a great marketing tool. It's playing to, I mean, Frank Sinatra's song, I did it my way.

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