so you're going to use that opportunity to go and and doctorate these kids with your street

ghetto philosophy a certain point if you raise your level of income to the status of a rock star

then uh-huh that's right then you got to keep coming up with ways to maintain that status.

I mean, I'm not even saying eat meat, but at least put some cereal in the milk.

Come on.

That's like taking 666, the mark of the beast, and redefining it like Biggie tried to do

and saying, no, it means this or that no six six six you can call it holy six six six six but it's still the mark of the beast

whether it's welcome or unwelcome you as as preacher of the word are to show people in what way their lives are wrong.

We welcome you now to a true church perspective with Pastor G. Craig Lewis.

One of the most dangerous mindsets of many modern day Christians is relative truth.

Relative truth is a belief that makes the truth of God fit the desires and ambitions of men.

That's taking the truth and making it fit with your plan instead of it being God's plan.

Y'all hear people all the time. God told me. God, the Lord spoke to me and told me to do this to you.

And God told me and told me. When that man told me that about the pool, he didn't mention God.

He didn't mention Jesus. He didn't mention the Holy Ghost. He didn't say God sent me. God took nothing. He just said, remember this, son. Drain the pool.

And those were some of the most powerful words in my entire life and they didn't have Jesus

wrapped all over it. It was just truth. Are y'all listening to me? People use Jesus and God to

try to make their words more

powerful. Don't come to me with that. I don't like that. The Lord laid you on my heart. Really?

Or were you just thinking about me? Just say that. Maybe he did. Maybe he didn't. Why do you

have to say that? Why don't that has to be the precursor?

That makes what you, oh, really? Okay, wait, wait, wait, wait, okay, I'm ready. What the safe?

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