2 Corinthians chapter 6 story on the news a few years ago really caught my attention

Indiana woman hides meth inside her Bible to smuggle it to someone in prison she was

visiting a person and she carved out a section of her Bible and stuffed a bunch of meth in

there and was trying to get it in but she got busted a hundred thousand her Bible and stuffed a bunch of meth in there and was trying to get it in, but she got busted, $100,000 bail. And, you know, like, it's weird that somebody would risk so

much just to get a little meth supply to a friend in prison. But this woman did that. She must

have been a Methodist. No, I'm sorry. I need to stop mething around, but, you know, the contrast, I think, for me that struck

in that story is you got the Bible and then meth stuffed in it.

And I want an ugly contrast.

You know, the world does the same thing with Christianity.

It's the stuff, you know, Christianity with its own meth. I see that going on in the world

today. The church is being sucked in and doomed into accepting so many things the world has been

trying to cram down our throats for years. We've been watching that, maybe even to exponential

levels in modern times.

Have you heard people yelling at Christians?

You know, Jesus believed this, and Jesus did that.

If you're a real Christian, Jesus, and really you get a sense they don't know anything about Jesus.

Last week, last Sunday, a church in Minnesota was, you know, the pastor was preaching and people were

worshipping and a whole bunch of protesters came in yelling, you know, things about ICE agents

and all this stuff. And it just, you know, this total disruption of a church service.

But one of the things you heard is those protesters screaming in little children's faces

and moms,

who, you know, that Jesus would have done this or that about immigration or whatever.

...