I'm telling you from this moment on, these stories are over.

It's just, it's bizarre a world.

So first off, I mean, I thought of Proverbs 1813 that says to answer before listening

is folly and shame.

Wow.

So she's immediately showing her folly, showing her foolishness to make such declarative

statements about something that she out of her own mouth says, I haven't, I don't know

that side of the story, but I'm going to tell you the way it is.

Welcome to the Roy's Report, a podcast dedicated to reporting the truth and restoring the church.

I'm Julie Roy's, and this is going to be part two of my interview with Nathan and Rachel Steele,

as well as Lance Ford, addressing a sermon that Lisa Stribling, who is a pastor at Hope City Church

in Kansas City, that she gave on Sunday, August 3rd.

And she basically said that Mike Bickle, who has been credibly accused of sexually abusing 17 women,

that he needs to be pardoned, that we need to get over it,

that the whole church needs to get out of this business of exposing sin within herself.

And, you know, it's all covered by the cross, and it's all good.

And some of that sounds biblical, right?

Like we listen to that and we go, okay, yeah, yeah, our sin is cast as far as east is from the west.

But does that apply to biblical leadership within the church?

Does that apply to a man who, by all counts now, appears to be a wolf in chief's clothing?

So we're going to address that.

We're going to go through this message because I know that a lot of you listen to it and went,

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