All right, here we are. We're live and this is a stream that's sponsored by people who don't care about the real Jesus. They just want the meme Jesus. They don't want to

get on board with Jesus in his agenda. They want a Jesus that will get on

board with their agenda. And what we see in the meme that we're going to cover today,

which I'll put on your screen for you right now,

is that there's an agenda here that I see happening a lot currently

that is primarily progressives but this particular sort of

meme is more for progressives and progressive progressive Christian

teachings and stuff like that but that they're not the only ones who do it, okay? It's on both sides. It is absolutely on both sides. We see people with

pulled on political parties of both sides doing all kinds of weird wrong things with the Lord Jesus, right? Because they don't want a Lord,

they want a mean. So here's what I see happening here. There's a boogie man set up. That's the colonizer Jesus column. You'll see.

And if you're watching, listening to this on podcast, I will try to walk this through in a way where the

visuals won't be as necessary, but I think it's better if you get the video and you can get that on

YouTube or Bible thinker.org but I am on podcast for those who are your

podcast people. So you what you do is you set up a boogie man in the case of

this meme it's the colonizer Jesus is a

boogie man this is a version of Jesus that people at least right now in the

world today generally generally do not believe in but it it's the bogeyman, right? And then you're going to replace

the bogeyman with something in this case called historical Jesus, which is

basically a progressive Christianity or politically correct Jesus. This Jesus

is meant to not in agreement with the agendas and the policies that the people

or the social movement that the people already have in mind before they

approach Jesus. At least that's not in every case, right?

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