Hello, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for tuning to the broadcast today.

Last week we preached a sermon and title of the Price of Principle, Part 1.

This is part 2. I want you to go get your notes and go over that, and then I want you to see this,

because part 2 is powerful. There's a price for principle, and Jesus paid it all. If Jesus paid

the price and passed them on to us, they should be big. They should be living. This principle,

I made up my mind that I would be a reflection of Christ in my life.

And we've never had any scandals. Why? Because God's words real to me. And Jesus as principle,

has principle, and so do I. So let's go to part two of the price of principle. And I want to tell you

something. People need to see that today in this day and time. Watch this and be blessed. Write this down. If you

accept great privileges, you should be ready to accept great responsibilities. Let me say it again.

If you accept great privileges, you should be ready to accept great responsibilities. In other words,

if you drive down Armine Boulevard or you drive down airline highway or you get or you drive on

I-10,

then you shouldn't have a problem with taxes.

Well, I lost 99% of you right there.

You accepted the privilege, but you wouldn't accept the responsibility.

A government of the people, by the people, for the people.

We have those privileges so they don't beat up our cars and different things.

So you shouldn't be angry if they tax you.

Ooh, let me say that again, because I don't think y'all even want to write that down.

If you accept great privileges, you should be ready to accept great responsibilities. the taxes and the things that the government does Why so to make your life better now do they do it wrong sometimes naturally that's why you got a voting booth

That's how you change that do Do you see what I'm saying?

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