When I'm scrolling social media, I often come across a certain type of post that, you know,

five years ago, I would have clicked liked, I would have reposted, but now I struggle with it.

I struggle with it.

You know, one of them that I just saw was, you won't go

broke doing what God told you to do. Or another one, God is about to bless you with a promotion

and a mass following. Or another one, God is telling me I'm about to be famous. Now, you may be like,

oh man, that's awesome,

Heinz. That's so positive. And I agree. You know, I understand the intent, the messaging,

you know, giving people security and, you know, letting them know, everything's going to be

all right. I mean, my motto is, in hindsight, it doesn't know everything is going to be all right.

But where I struggle with this is when I step back and I look at the world as a whole,

you know, I have traveled.

You know, I have traveled through India, Africa, Brazil, all over the place.

And there are still one billion people living in the sums on this planet.

And I have visited slums.

These are not like hoods that we have in our neighborhoods.

These are shacks.

These are, sometimes your walls are fabric and cloth.

And the ground is mud. no access to clean water,

no access to real good food consistently, no real education for the children.

And the reason why I struggle with these type of posts is I feel like it's a Western thing.

If we're going to believe in a God that is deeply

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