Welcome to the podcast today. I'm here with Brandon Wholehouse. Welcome.

Hey, thanks Mondo for having me. I appreciate it, man.

Yeah, this is going to be a fun podcast because you gave a presentation back in March and Orlando on Leo to C, and I want to get to that.

But before we do, kind of

sure with the audience, we're getting some new people on the podcast. Can you tell them how they

can find out about you? Yeah. Where to find you online and everything? Yeah. We're located in

Bakersfield, California, and they can go to rockharborchurch.net. And all of our podcasts, all of our

videos are on there. You can access it just through the

website. Of course, we have to watch out for YouTube because we always get shut down from

YouTube and get strikes. So your best bed is go to our website and we have connections to

Rumble and sermon audio and different things. But go to the website, rockharbourchurch.net.

Yeah, that's awesome. Yeah, we've been seeing many other ministries. Sometimes they just get shut down. They'll have a couple hundred thousand or more subscribers and just shut down in a moment. No, no three strikes. No. No court of appeals. Right. I mean, especially some of the stuff that we're going to talk today. Sure. You know, we're, it just, some of it just needs to be said. And it's true. And, you know, this is, this is all going to be said with love, right? I mean, we're not, we're not here to have hate speech. We don't hate anybody. We love everybody. Jesus tells us to do that. Right. And how do we, I guess we can start out there for a moment, is, is it loving to tell people when they're heading in a dangerous path? You would think it's the most loving thing you

could possibly do, just like a doctor telling you you have cancer, and that would be a loving

thing to do. But what's happening now is the church has this weird, worldly idea of

compassion. And their version of compassion is, we want to love you, but we don't want to tell

you the truth. And you really can't have the same. Jesus came in grace and truth. You have to have

both to balance that out in your message. And

hey, quite frankly, it is hard sometimes to tell people, hey, man, you're heading off a cliff.

You're going to kill yourself. And that's not comfortable, but it needs to be said, obviously.

And that's where I think in the La Ealdesian church, the apostate church, they're not doing that.

They're not telling the truth.

And they're letting people fall off the cliff at the same time loving them straight off the cliff.

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