Well, greetings and welcome to the dividing line our last, uh, in studio, um, dividing line

for a while, Lord willing, uh, because I'm heading out on a, uh, 25 day trip. And, uh, that

means hopefully Lord willing next Tuesday. That's our plan on Monday, wherever I am on

Monday, which, you know, there's a lot of reasons for me not to mention where I am. Uh, it used

to be the Danites. You know, uh, maybe, maybe some Muslims, uh, a little on the radical side,

stuff like that. Uh, now it's, it's both sides of the Christian nationalism to be, because

evidently, I'm not enough on either side. Um, if you try to be, try to be in the middle

and you try to say, Hey, there's, you know, it's absolutely necessary. We live in a world

created by God. And he has revealed how we need to live in this world. And when God gives

a society over in judgment, uh, we need to be a prophetic voice, even as that society goes

into judgment as to the way of having peace with God. And that there will never be any,

uh, any peace in a society, uh, that, uh, is not based upon having peace with one another

and you know, I would have that as to have peace with God, which is only as the Jesus Christ.

And, you know, last night, the governor of Minnesota posted a horrific tweet talking about

how they, I mean, Minnesota is trying to go past Washington, California and the, and the

eastern states, um, and just being so radically insane. It's not funny. And so I wrote a lengthy

tweet to the governor and basically said everything that you've claimed here is a lie. Everything

you're doing will bring about your condemnation. You will stand before Jesus Christ to be

judged for everything you're doing. Uh, you need to repent and turn from your sin. And,

um, there were a lot of responses to that. There were a lot of nasty responses, but mainly

positive responses. I recognize the vast majority of people, uh, on his side or not listening

to anything I have to say, but that doesn't mean anything. You have to be faithful. So these

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