We Get To Do This - Doomsday Detox

0:00 Father, we honor you. We bless you. That is our heart for you and toward you. We want to be a blessing to you. Lord, as we step into this today, we get to do this. This podcast, we're excited about it. We have a lot to say. There's a lot going on in the world today, and I'm asking, we are asking for your guidance. We're asking, Lord, that the words of our mouth and the words that come out of our heart would be pleasing to you and honoring to you. Thank you for our listeners, our friends, the Get To Nation, the doers. We're so grateful to walk with them and just build this community and build this relationship. We dedicate it all to you. We can literally give it to you in Jesus' name. Amen. Amen. It's Wednesday, October 28th, 2026. We get to do this. This is episode number 56. Well, you ho you ho get to nation all the believers and Christ curious a big hallelujah to you Welcome to episode 56 if we get to do this pastor Jimmy Adam Curry here and I got to start by saying, do you know Doug Huffines? That name is very familiar. You you probably saw him on your ballot if you voted

1:31 early. Yes. Yes running for Controller of the state of Texas. I think he actually is the interim comptroller, I believe it is, which means he takes care of all the money. I saw him speak at an event about a year ago. Really impressed. He's taking no salary. He's built big businesses. Doug, stop texting me. I voted for you, okay? Stop texting me. He's blowing your phone up. It's like, hi, I'm Doug. I just, literally as we walked out of the polling place, we're like, Doug, we just voted, okay? Well, he didn't realize you went early. You should have wrote him back and just say, hey, I'm here early. It's done. It is. It is. And he'll stop texting you. The text messages is just, it's crazy. I don't get any of that stuff. You don't get any? I get none.

2:20 Hallelujah. Well, you also, you guys changed phone numbers about three years ago. That is true. Yeah, because I'm getting stuff. It cut a lot of stuff out. Of course. I'm getting stuff like, Tina, like how did that even happen? Yeah. You know, she's been using my phone number for filling out things. Oh, that'll happen. Just let Adam deal with it. Yipper. Oh brother, how you doing? Man, I am better than I deserve. I'm just happy to be sitting in this seat today. I've got to tell you, I had a funky day yesterday. I'll just give you the short version. I had to go to the insurance agents and apply for Medicaid. And I had no idea how that would land with me.

3:00 And it was tough? I don't know why. I walked out of the office fine. And in the next hour, Just went down a dark hole. Well, it was bizarre because you know an age thing Well, yeah an age thing. It's just the real realization that I'm hitting into a new season of life I'm as healthy as I've ever been. I'm eating as good as I've ever eaten. I'm in a good place Yeah, but yet for whatever reason I just want to be real because you know when we're talking to people I don't ever want people to think we're like some larger than line. We're just dudes, right? We're just, we're doing it just like everybody else. So just, I don't know if that's ever hit anybody else. I know we've got a lot of listeners that probably have crossed that milestone. I'd be curious to see if that was a hard day for them. That's interesting.

3:46 Tina is coming up on, on that moment. And I actually had lunch with Mike, uh, from get to nation. One of our dear. You know, he had to redo his stuff because he's an octogenarian. Oh, okay. That's right. And he actually said, you know, I just asked my robot muse to do it. And he said, I had no idea. The robot asked me questions and I gave it answers and it said, here's what you need to do. Wow, that's amazing. I had my own experience. I have to renew my passport. And even though it expires in March, 10 years ago when my sister turned 50, I think it was 10 years ago. I went to the airport, I was going to go visit her in Holland, and the boarding pass wouldn't print out. So what's going on? Oh, I can't figure it out. And it turns out, well, your passport expires in less than six months, so you're not allowed into the country. Whoa. I'm like... And therefore, you know, the boarding pass was blocking.

4:44 This is, this is crazy. It's still valid. Well, you know, you might want to stay or something like that. I'm like, Oh, wow. Yeah. I remember calling like contact, you know, I had embassies and ambassadors and consulates and they said, you know, we'll do anything for you, but it's up to the Dutch government and they just won't have it. So I didn't know that was a thing like that. So I said to the robot, I need to renew it. And the robot says, sure, let me just grab the form. Just give me this information. Has anything else changed here? The only thing I can't do, I can't fill out your social security number, but now you pop into the browser, you fill it in yourself, and then it gave me the PDF. I printed it right from my phone. Very nice.

5:28 Because I am a procrastinator, brother, when it comes to stuff like this. But I want to go visit our granddaughter. But we're both married to non -procrastinators. Tina's given up on me in that regard. She's just like, well, I guess you're not going to go to see your granddaughter. The keeper's not keeping you on that one. And then I said, look, I did it. Look, the robot helped me do it. He's like, yeah, after two months. Yeah, one of these days I'll shine my boots too. Because that's how a robot can do that. Well, I did not have the robot do this because we just use an insurance agent who Russ uses. Yeah, Pastor Russ. She's amazing, by the way. She's super cool, super chill. She had it. She just said, Hey, you're good with your phone. You go ahead and do it. So I did it right there. So it wasn't a big deal as far as putting any information.

6:13 It wasn't that much actually, but we get home. I'm feeling a little weird and I'm going, what is wrong with me? Cause I had a great day yesterday. So I'm like, what is going on? Am I depressed? What? You know, I just don't, that don't go down the road. And then Annette asked me something and I didn't hear her and she got fired up. She just got mad. She said, you don't have your ears in. And that was like, that landed like triple hard. Well, isn't this interesting? So I got piled on. I've had problems with my, this old man talk here on the show. I know for real. Holy geez. I've had problems with my right ear, which is the ear that faces Tina the most, certainly if we're sitting on the couch. And I've had to turn it up to 12 by the end of the day, which is, it goes past 11, it goes to 12. One letter.

7:06 But I noticed it. I'm sorry. And then at a certain point, she just broke. She's like, I have to tell you everything three times. And you have to understand, there's something really going on with my ear. And I said, I don't want to not ask you. Right, exactly. I'm going to have to go through a new pre -training, I think, with the company. Yeah, they're good about that. Remember, I had to do that. I had to get a new baseline. Yeah, super cool. It's so weird how that landed with me though. So I went to, I had to really fight through it. And Annette was like, are you mad at me? And I'm like, it has very little to do with you. This is something. I can't even explain it because I couldn't in the moment.

7:49 Is that an enemy attack you feel? I think it's both. I think, you know, the enemy leverages our own emotions. Look at this guy. He's upset. Oh, he's feeling bad about his age. All right, let's, I'm just going to make his wife not hear him. You know, those things happen. Those are natural things, but I didn't have my ears in. So then I felt bad about not having my ears. You know, it's just one thing after another, like a domino effect. And so I went and put my ears in, put them on like uber loud so I wasn't going to miss anything. And then when we were getting ready for bed, we were just chatting finally. I was fine. I kind of came out of it and we were just getting ready and she said, Oh, you have your ears in. I said, yeah, of course.

8:30 I had them in the whole time. Of course I have them in. Why wouldn't I? Oh man. It's just one of those days. So I woke up just in a great, I woke up today super good and just going, wow, that was, that was weird. Short lived though. You know, we're talking a few hours. But it was definitely real. Well, because you didn't send me an end -of -day text. I'm like, I got to send Pastor Jimmy something here. I thought I hit you up last night. No, I did. I hit you back. No, you hit me back. But normally, you're the one like, how was your day? Oh, yeah. We're like an old married couple. I know. For real. Don't talk to me right now. I'm in a bad mood. How about a day? You got some good news for us? You got like a report? Yeah, man. Good things happening around. Yeah, everybody. Awesomeness. All right, so here's the thing. I defined revival last week.

9:21 It's important to know revival is when God awakens His church. Spiritual awakening is when God awakens the culture. Everything outside the box, so to speak. So this is what's happening. Christian college in the cornfield is booming. Listen to this. This is cool. Enrollment has more than doubled in recent years, but school leaders say the real success goes beyond the numbers. Students are choosing a campus where faith is unapologetically embraced, Jesus remains at the center, and spiritual growth is woven into everyday life. At a time when many young people are searching for truth and purpose, Taylor University, their commitment to biblical convictions, is helping foster a new generation of Christian leaders grounded in God's Word. I love this. These schools are starting to blow up. Taylor University's student praises God for that school. God's showing up in colleges right now, in Christian colleges that are holding the line, that are being true to the Word and integrity, not caving into culture, not moving with the blowing winds of culture.

10:28 They're beginning to thrive. They're beginning to grow. Pretty exciting stuff. Here's one, Run With Christ, a Gen Z run club grows into a revival movement. Listen to that. Man, I'm going, boy, I'm not that committed to running, but I love Jesus, but no, I don't want to run. A Gen Z led group called Run With Christ has become the latest touch point for the spiritual revival in America. What started in Columbus, Ohio in 24 is now more than 80 cities nationwide in five countries. Each week, tens of thousands of young people gather together to run, to worship, and to hear the gospel in cities all over the world. Here's a quote, what we thought would be a cool little community, where we did a devotional beforehand and then we ran together, ended up turning into hundreds of people gathering on a Saturday morning, and we saw people just getting saved, getting prayed for. and getting plugged into the local church. You know, this is wild. I've been thinking about this a lot. And it's so obvious once, you know, I can, I think only because I'm old now, but I step back and I say, you know, what does every young person want, particularly when they're feeling awkward and weird and, you know, socially awkward. They want to belong to a group. Right.

11:44 And so this is how the enemy has preyed on them for so long. We certainly in the last 10, 15 years like, well, I'm awkward too. Look at me, I've got piercings and I'm doing this and I'm into this kind of stuff. But kids just want kindness and want to belong. And even coming to Christ much, much later in life, the belonging that I feel, because we've talked about this, I've never had any guy friends. They wouldn't hang out with guys. I'm like the opposite of like a testosterone type guy. and but we have our men's breakfast and you know just the vulnerability and being able to talk and I think this is what is attracting young people it's like well this is actually a pretty good group and I feel nice and normal and phones go face down and this is what's happening and maybe it's because of all of this connectivity and all the stuff that is possible, that is driving everybody up the wall to a certain degree, that they're finding peace in it. And what a win it is, man. It is. People need connection, right? Yeah. So we had a friend...

12:48 Because it's protection. Absolutely. Connection is protection. We had a friend come to church with us this Sunday. She's been big in the carnivore space. She has a big podcast and influencer type thing. And she's a young girl. Her name is Lauren. She's from Austin. She grew up born and raised in Denver, Colorado, and then moved to Austin. And so she is Christ curious. She's exploring Christianity, exploring faith. We've been to several, a couple of events with her, and we just were drawn together. Me and Annette and her just connected, and we just really were like, this is a really, really neat young lady. And so she had said at this thing, we're doing a carnivore thing where we spoke and then we went to a VIP dinner and she sat with us and she said, I'd love to come to your church sometime because she lives in Austin down the street in Texas.

13:43 So she came this Sunday. We had her in second service and you know, it was so cool because one of the comments she kept making, which I really appreciate because it's what I value. She said, this community is amazing. Y 'all have connection. She's the word community. Y 'all have community here. She said, we don't have that in Austin, hardly. She's at least in her circles. And she said, it's just so neat because we went to Backwoods Barbecue after church. Half our church is there. Right. It's like the third service. Yeah, exactly. And so, you know, people were we were going over and saying hi to people. People were coming by saying hi. Brian and Naomi were there and they came over and it was just one of those beautiful Stars Hollow moments.

14:24 Right. You know, where you just go. This is the beauty of being in a smaller town, is that community is a higher value here. Well, and I think that even in a large town, a church can be a smaller type. Absolutely. It was the reason why Gilmore Girls was so successful. People want that kind of community, small town, and it's available to you. You should read this book. So listen to this. Anyway, that's such a beautiful thing and we got to witness that. They're looking for connections. Is she a Gen Z? Is she a millennial maybe? I wouldn't know her number. I don't know.

15:06 She's probably in her early thirties, I think. A millennial likely. Yeah. But that's what she's drawn to that. And so she says she's going to try to get over here more often, start bringing friends. So come on, Lauren. We adopted her. She's family for us now. And so anyway, she may be listening to this podcast. We love you, Lauren. Come see us again. So I got a couple more things. JD Vance, this made headlines. Very interesting that this actually was a big deal. JD Vance paused his rally to pray after supporter falls sick behind him. Do you hear about this? Oh no, I missed this. This is so cool. During his speech at a rally in Nebraska, US Vice President JD Vance paused his speech to pray for an attendee who suddenly fell ill and dropped to the floor within the crowd behind the speaker stage. After pausing in prayer, Vance went into the crowd to personally check on the attendee and pray for the attendee's recovery. Wow. How cool is that? We need more of that. I'll always remember when we were in Nashville and we were having dinner at the Gaylord in the biodome and someone was, we didn't know what was happening, but it turns out he was choking and people are rushing over and they're, you know, they were figuring out what's going on, doing the Heimlich. And within seconds, You were like praying you were praying for him right there first responder man.

16:23 That's that's what I call you It's like how how come I should be doing this. That's exactly the right move. That's the right move I'm happy JD Vance did that is that just great, you know, and it's not I'm not just bragging on JD Although that is amazing. I'm not saying it's not a MAGA moment. This is a kingdom moment This is a guy who's new to Christ. He's really embraced his faith clearly and growing in it and for him to say to be his response. That can't be performative. That is in you and you're doing it because that's the first thing you think of. That is beautiful. He credits his coming back to Christ to Charlie Kirk. public servants, that would be their first response. Here's a couple of other things that are happening. This is from a report. It's called Baptize the World as the Organization, where they report more than 71 ,000 baptisms through over 1 ,600 churches in 49 nations over 36 months.

17:26 So that's just one of those scorecards that makes you go, wow. And then last one, this is one Mozambique, which is very can be a very dark place on the planet. There's a great ministry there that talks about what they've been up against there. But listen to this. In Maputo, Mozambique organizers reported that more than 3 ,000 people were baptized on the beach. The effort is a Brazilian street pastor mission working with local churches. And just things like this are happening all over the world right now, and they need to be celebrated and recognized. And I also get excited about the small church in Mississippi that baptizes 20 people or 16 or whatever. It's not the numbers I'm excited about. I'm excited that it's happening all over the world. And so that's today's revival report. During the week, I've just played that just for my own yucks. I just need to hear that right now. That's so good. I have a question for you and I got a couple other things. Small group, life group, there are a whole bunch of different words that I'm hearing. In general, I understand that people get together, they want to have a smaller group, they want to do a Bible study or maybe just talk, and these come and

19:00 go, these sprout. But when I hear these terms, and as a new believer, I'm like, okay, so small group, I get it. It's literally a small group. But then you have a life group. I mean, is there a difference or is it just different terms for the same thing? It's different terms for the same thing. We call ours connect groups because connection is protection, right? We just want to use the most obvious word because that's what it is. So it's people that get together and they'll do them for different reasons. Like we've got a prayer group that meets on Saturday morning of men. It's a big group of men. They come together to pray. We've got a men's group that meets on Thursday night. There could be 30, 40, 50 people there at that one. That's the truck and guns group. Yeah, that's Garrett's group. By the way, these are organic. These are not organized. We're not trying to make these into official groups.

19:50 The only organization is a time and a place. That's it. We just say, go get them. More power to you. Again, back to this community thing. It's so critical in a digital age to be able to sit knee to knee with people and have a conversation. Yes. And I think more and more people are figuring it out. Like, I'm not feeling good from this connection I have on Facebook or these groups. It leaves you unfulfilled. I want to call out, shout out my buddy Jonathan. He's a software developer. He does it professionally, but as a hobby, he created this small website. of tools and their apps, applications for your desktop, for your phone. And it's at NK, November Kilo, nk .tools. And he literally will build something for one person if he feels that there's a need for that one. And so I was working with him months ago on an audio editor. And because I felt like there was nothing really did it exactly. This is before I was able to code my own stuff with with robots. And so we probably went through 20, 25 different versions. I'd feedback to him.

21:10 He's a believer. I got that pretty quick. He came to me through the No Agenda show. He also listens to We Get To Do This, and I'll talk about that in a moment. And he said, hey, I just want you to know I created a new app called Lamplighter. I'm looking at it right now. Yeah. It is an app that is meant to be able to be brought into countries where Christianity is illegal or a problem and you can literally smuggle it in on devices looking at something else and you install it and it is a Bible app and I mean I'm like oh yeah because I test this stuff like holy mackerel this is so good though you know I'm not one for reading books very easily on a on a phone or anything just I don't know that it's the colors whatever it is never really worked for me the minute I open this one up and it's also the I never read this translation. Really felt comfortable right away. The spacing and everything, but he also has it in every language imaginable. You know, you get all those characters like, well, that's probably Chinese, Korean. You know, there's all these different ones. It's an amazing, amazing app and it's free. This is so cool. I'm just scrolling through here. So he's working on another one, because I just want to read this. He says, I just listened to the latest we get to do this.

22:40 In fact, actually, the subject line was, holy cow. And the conversation about prayer warriors organizing prayers and praying for people anywhere in the world gave me goosebumps. I just started building Breach. a collective prayer app for worldwide spiritual warfare, because we are talking about Ephesians. God's providence is amazing, sovereignly leading different people towards one cohesive purpose. It comes from Ephesians 6 verse 12. Of course, we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities and powers. We know the passage about the armor of God, but I think we often stop too soon. We read about getting ready for the battle and then we miss what follows. Praying always with all prayer and supplication in the spirit and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all Saints is King James Version obviously be alert keep praying. That's the battle. That's the warfare So the name breach this app and it'll be out soon Comes from Jesus promise about his church the gates of hell shall not prevail against it That's Matthew 16 as far as I know the gates don't march. Let's take the battle to the gates of hell together in prayer. Hearing you discuss this just as I'm beginning the app was something I had to share. And I'm excited for this app because you'll be able to connect to other people and be able to pray, you know, really get into spiritual battle with your brothers and sisters.

24:05 And I'm excited about this. I'm very excited about this. I've been looking Cause all the, all these apps are very individual, you know, and yet you can share and it has, you know, 5 ,000 images of the scripture of the day. But to actually, and I, and he's a smart dude. He makes amazing apps. It's again, NK dot tools. I'm sure it's going to be something very interesting how you can do this together. What I love is I'm looking at this. I've scrolled on down and you can choose a game disguise. You can hide it. This is brilliant for countries where the scripture would not be. It needs to be cloaked. Exactly. It looks just like a game and then you open up and it's your Bible app. What's his name again? Jonathan. Jonathan, thank you for what you're doing, brother. I'm excited to see, dive into this a little bit. Now I'm noticing Android, will it work on? First of all, Android is prevalent around the world, because it's cheap. If you're talking about Africa, you're talking about most people in Asia, the Far East, Android is just the operating system. And Android, you can do what's called the side loads. You can literally take this app, you can just put it on your phone, you have to download it for an app store, and it'll just work. You know, this is the kind of the downside of the Apple system That you can't just you know, you're not in control of it. They like to control the experience, right? But Android

25:36 phones are very cheaply available. So you could even you know bring you can get a $20 Android phone and you could give people the phone. Oh, what's this? Oh, it's a nice game on the, on this phone. There's so many different ways to, but also desktops. I mean, it works for windows works for, uh, for Mac. It works for Linux. I mean, every single, every single operating system. What a great idea, man. Kudos to him. I mean, seriously, this is great. Yeah. And he is part of Get To Nation. This is what we're building. I'm excited about seeing his prayer app as he begins to develop that and roll it out. I'm very excited about that. There was a scripture that I was meaning to bring up. See if I can find it here. And it kind of, yeah, here it is. Philippians 4 .9. Keep putting into practice all you learned and received from me everything you heard from me and saw me doing then the God of Peace will be with you The point being In relation to this app your journey as a Christian Doesn't doesn't you don't have to do it alone. Yes, you know you you and in fact It's probably better if you do it with others with someone else absolutely Tina and I were so fortunate for this to happen to us at the same time, because, you know, we're sharing it in the Word together all day long.

27:04 But for other people, you know, you'd be amazed. You find a small group or, you know, you don't just have to go to church and sit there and listen to the pastor and go home and struggle through understanding all this stuff. And we're kind of we're kind of built to do it together absolutely cool thing about being a believer It's like this decoder ring man. It's like you get it in the bottom of the cracker Jack's box You put it on and you decloak to somebody like yeah, I'm a believer. You know, I wear it on my chest You know, I love wearing them. What do I have on today iron sharpens? I write and people will just randomly go. Hey brother I love your t -shirt and that's like how are you doing brother? You know before you know you can you can have a whole conversation and luckily in in in America and most of the West You know you can talk openly about that But you that's it's so easy to make friends. It is easy to get a clue. You're already family Yes, if you meet another believer they doesn't matter where they're from. Mm -hmm You immediately connect like you're there. I'll be driving through the line at a at a water burger and a precious A beautiful black lady will wait on me and she'll say, well, that's awesome, honey.

28:14 I said, ma 'am, you have a blessed day. And she said, you too, brother. And I'll say, I'm too blessed to be stressed. She said, you better stay on that. I mean, it's just like automatic. We're family. And I love that. I love meeting believers. I'll see guys at the gym with a Christian shirt on or three nails. I walk over, I love the shirt, man. I'm with you. And it's just that thing of. connection. I love that you're bringing this up because discipleship for Jesus, it tended to happen in groups. He would have his 12 or he'd have his inner three. He'd have the kind of concentric circles, but it always happened with other people. It's not just America, but the world in general has grown so individualistic.

29:01 All the self -help stuff is about you, your truth. You speak your truth, your language, your knowledge. It's all about me, me, me, me, me. And then Christianity is all about us, us, us, us, us, and them, them, them. So it goes from me to we to them. And that's when it gets fun. I mean, it's good. We do need to work on ourselves. I don't want to completely discount that. And spiritually, I've got a responsibility to spend time. with the Lord, not just with others, but it's both end. And so when you're together with others, for example, Pastor Brian, we meet every Wednesday morning at nine o 'clock just for our catch up. Sometimes we'll talk about what's going on, if there's any business we need to handle or in the church. But 80 % of our conversation is about what God's up to and what God's doing, what we're sensing, what we're seeing. And after we got through today, he just said, I love this time together. He said, something happens when you and I talk together that we both process things in real time out loud. And as he was saying, I was going, that's discipleship. That's what we're talking about. What happens in a community is you bounce ideas, you talk to others, and you learn from each other. Everyone has something to contribute. Everyone has something to learn.

30:19 And so while online is okay, online's great for content, but it's not necessarily connection. And we need the connection. Well, it's even worse than that, my brother. Well, I'm being nice. Time to talk about the world a little bit. Let's do it. And some of the things that are happening. I went from conspiracy theorist to conspiracy therapist. I've been deconstructing media and news for 20 years, 19 years on no agenda, but it started before then. We actually had a friend stay over last night, Tina's friend, and I met her until she and her husband would become friends.

31:04 We hadn't seen her for quite a while. questions for me about some big events and I'm listening to it. And it's stuff that I've heard, it's stuff that I've looked at, discounted, but it's stuff that spins people up. And I realize that the stringing of red yarn between pins on a cork board, that's pretty much what everyone does. We've been so trained in... linking things together and, you know, well, this has to do with that. And, and unfortunately, or maybe in a way, fortunately, social media, podcasts, YouTube, Instagram, all these things start to meld together and, and people start to kind of get really upset. And, you know, there's always a There's always two angles to it. It's either to sell you some entertainment products, so when you're aliens, you're UFOs, you're whatever it is. Noah's Ark. Or that's interesting because Noah's Ark movie is coming out. Yeah, I hadn't even considered that one.

32:15 It may be a coincidence. Yeah, possibly. And it's always used for political gain. Always, always, always. It's not like everybody's in on the game. You know, it's not like all these people are in on this secret. No, it's just how the system works. And I have been through so many cycles of this. I've been through five in 20 years, five elections. Wow. And it's always the same story, you know, civil war is going to break out. troops are going to be on the streets. The whole world is going to explode. You know, the money is going to, you know, it's going to turn digital and we'll have the mark of the beast. We're about to have a major blackout. Get ready. Prepare. Blackout. All these things. I mean, remember the three weeks of darkness. I mean, I think we might even talk, did we talk about it on the show? I wonder. But it was, it was around, you know, that it always, and it never, it never ever ever has happened. Not saying that it can't, but like I say, if it happens, sure we should be prepared always for stuff, but worrying about it before it's happened is part of the system because when you have your emotions are high and your fear is high, then it's going to be used to sell you things and it's going to be used to sell you politicians, essentially.

33:41 And there was just an amazing combination of things that came together in the past week. And I know that people in our church are looking at it. I know that people in our church are talking about it. So I'm pretty sure there are other people out there who might not, who may be just Christ curious and listening to the show. And it started with the Senator, Alyssa Slotkin, who spoke in, she's a Senator from Michigan. And she spoke at a university and then her speech came out, even though it was recorded on video. It's like, well, like we discovered this. But OK, look at this and listen to what she's saying. And oh, lordy, lordy. Democratic Senator Elissa Slotkin doubling down on what many people say were threats to prosecute young conservatives.

34:27 As the Wall Street Journal warns, it's yet another example of endless lawfare. Now, just listen to what is being said here. A threat to young conservatives. Doubling down. Doubling down. OK, keywords. Our congressional correspondent, Bill Maloosian, live here in Washington with the latest. Bill? John, good afternoon to you. Senator Slotkin really stirred up a hornet's nest with this one. President Trump and other Republicans are now blasting her as a quote, low life over these comments. She made them while she was talking at a University of Chicago panel last week, but they really picked up steam this past weekend when they went viral. I want to look at these signature cases and not just focus on the president, but on the people who enabled him. I want young people coming out of school to say, should I go work for the Trump administration?

35:11 Like, that sounds fun. I might get an opportunity. I want them to be like, Lord, that might be buying myself a ton of problems that I don't want. And so let me avoid participating in that. I want that deterrence message sent. Well, President Trump responded to Senator Slotkin at the White House yesterday. But not only is Slotkin doubling down on her comments, she said the backlash against her is because she's a woman and she added that anybody working for Trump could be at risk. Okay, fine. Wow. So she's saying something at a college like, I want to discourage young people from going to work for Trump because we're going to hold them accountable. The president has immunity, right? The Supreme Court gave him a lot of immunity.

36:19 The Supreme Court didn't give the president immunity. The Constitution has equal balance of power, but okay. But the people who commit illegal acts on his behalf do not have that immunity. And if you break the law, you should be held accountable. Okay. Wow. Now, but this coincided with some other information that came out from the Democrat Socialists of America. And as much as I like Glenn Beck, he wants to get clicks and views like everybody else. And, you know, only Glenn Beck can present it this way. What you have not heard is their operational plan to put it all into action. So he's connecting what she said now to the Democrat Socialist of America. She's not a DSA member, but okay, we're connecting it now. If the democratic party sweeps in 2026, then DSA will become the foot soldiers in constant clashes with the administration. Notice the language foot soldiers across a red line or invoke quote a doomsday scenario. Okay. A doomsday scenario.

37:25 These words work well because when you think of doomsday, what do you think of? What comes up in your mind? Well, I think of either Armageddon or lately France on fire. Yes. Do you remember the doomsday machine from Star Trek? Yes. That thing, that big log that was floating, the doomsday machine. That's what it comes, for everybody, it comes up doomsday. Right. Meaning they're going to go out and they're going to cause so much trouble. President will have to invoke the insurrection act. probably in sometime 2027, this according to the Democrats or DSA, that a lot of coordinated responses kick off, including delegitimizing the federal government itself and handing the legitimacy to the democratic governors. Really important. So they're going to say it's the democratic governors that get it. They need to respond to this. Then 2028 becomes a vote on whether America keeps its governance as is or burn it all down to appease the young and brown demographic." That's a quote from them.

38:28 Okay. So, you know, that's quite the doomsday plan you've got there. And so the foot soldiers are going to go and do this. Unfortunately, and this is a timeline from just the past couple of days, now we get Promethean action. And I really respect these ladies. But here's how they translated the story. Boy. So we're really taking it pretty far. Reaching, overreach. Wow. So Data Republican, I don't know if you're familiar with Data Republican, is that she was using AI robots to sift through information, lots of public information.

39:25 There's always interesting things that she pops up. So she becomes an overnight... Hero in conservative circle. She's on every pod. She's actually I think she's deaf. So she has an interpreter And she was outed. She was anonymous and you know, but now she's everywhere and she's the new hero because she's got all the data Does she have the data how to get to her AI data investigator Jennifer Towns is known as data Republican on X She has been gifted by anonymous sources. Oh, I never liked the anonymous sources. And now at this point, Glenn Beck hasn't shown me any paperwork, any sources. There's like, during this video, there's tweets flashing on the screen.

40:07 So that's not like undercover information, but okay, it's data. Recently with a trove of internal videos and documents outlining Democrat plans. for a coup starting with the 2026 midterms. Wow. It's a coup now. We have an overthrow. We have a coup. Yes. I mean, this is building. Yes. This is the telephone game. And these are all words that trigger people. I mean, and especially with the background of what's happening in Europe and France, you know, which is very different country, very different scenario. A lot of issues we don't have, but this is building. And I don't think any of these people have any nefarious agenda. than putting things together. I got to do a show, which I love because then just give me all your stuff and we'll make a show out of it. But we draw a different conclusion. You can read her files as she releases them here. She has already shown that former USAID and State Department officials, Department of War officials and the broad source NGO apparatus are planning massive unrest aimed at the Trump administration if the Democrats win the midterms. So again, She's just saying this. There's no actual proof of this except for what we'll get to in a minute.

41:21 They're planning riots, embedding themselves in the DSA and using the DSA as their Jacobin shock troops. The riots will be so severe, they say, that the president will be forced to invoke the Insurrection Act and send troops to cities. So you've heard the message grow. And Glenn Beck was actually pretty tame. You know, now it's like Jacobin troops, shock troops, send them into cities across America. I mean, come on, ladies. Come on, ladies. They are working with governors in 10 swing states about how to resist the troops. So they're working with governors, all right? Bear this in mind. This is already, it's a foregone conclusion. This is already happening. It's here. It's here. It's here. The overall goal is to delegitimize the federal government.

42:07 and elevate public support for the resisting state governors. The resulting conflict is aimed at taking the presidency in 2028. And if they take the presidency, they promise a total rewrite of the Constitution to incorporate, and I quote, socialistic principles. Because this will happen. A total rewrite of the Constitution. We're just going to throw it out. Wow. The interactionist groups she has named through Lash Light are Renewed to Thrive, United Democracy Alliance, the National Security Leaders for America, and the Horizons Project. The guiding philosophy involves the nonviolent resistance strategies employed in U .S. government -instigated color revolutions in foreign countries. So what we've done to others with the color revolutions are now going to do to us. I've been hearing this since Obama, color revolution. It's going to happen now. So then Glenn Beck actually has a piece of one of these secret calls that the DSA had about this plan, the doomsday plan. The word doomsday actually does appear in this recording. You barely even hear it. but this is the recording all of what you just heard is based on here is a dsa action group having a conference call where they're laying some of this out listen Yeah, just quickly, I want you all to know that Danielle and I met with Governor Safeguarding Democracy, which is

43:41 a forum of the convened Democratic governors right now. And they're also going to be connecting us to Mayor's Democracy, which is a national network of mayors. So this work around the emergency scenario planning, the NDC, and we're trying to actually now connect with the people that give political legitimacy to these kind of processes. They literally said, you know, could you maybe come up with like a panel of a couple of people who can talk to governors, who could do a briefing from governors and walk them through like doomsday scenario. There's the only time that the word doomsday, all this reporting comes from this one recording. Can you maybe put together a couple people who can maybe talk to this one small group of democratic governors to walk them through kind of the idea of this doomsday scenario? None of this is what's being reported. The briefing from governors and walk them through like doomsday scenario and help them think through what their options are as a response. So like if we get the brief... The governor safeguarding democracy, like that's a huge breakthrough for us. So they haven't even gotten to this point, although this call was in April, but they're just like, they're all excited that maybe kind of they can get these don't sound like people who are going to be foot soldiers on the streets at all. So we leave that for what it is. Then comes the next piece. And

45:14 this is so beautifully timed for. the midterms because now we got to spin everybody up. And this is a breaking point. They used to be on MSNBC. They went independent, but a lot of people watch them. I think from the left and from the right. Just listen to all the things that start to get combined into one ball of wax here. All right, let's play a little game here. I'm gonna read you a bit of a news article and you just tell me how this makes you feel. So she's reading a news article. Just reading a news article and we're going to determine what's happening in the United States based upon a news article from, I think, Fox. Right now, in this moment, put C1 up on the screen. This is from Fox News. They say, Fortress, the Pentagon, is preparing every major US military base to survive 90 days without outside support. No civilian power grid, no global supply chains, no outside fuel or water. The initiative envisions portable nuclear reactors, massive battery storage, and microgrids that can disconnect installations from civilian electricity entirely. Strategic reserves of munitions, fuel, critical minerals, and medical supplies would be stockpiled based on wartime consumption rates.

46:28 Civilian factories are being pre -identified to shift to defense production during a crisis. So, Ryan. Given the fact that we have, you know, an ongoing war with Iran and number of spiraling and overlapping conflicts. We also are in this proxy war with Russia, nuclear and superpower. Given the fact that separate apart from that, we have this rogue AI. Hacking meltdown, cybersecurity meltdown. Hacking, meltdown, cybersecurity meltdown. Just getting them all in one thing. Literally, this is based upon the PHP issue that we talked about on the last show, which was not a cybersecurity hacking meltdown. It was something that was found.

47:10 got announced before everybody had the patch out, the world didn't fold, airlines kept going, your bank accounts still work. But okay, AI security, cyber hack meltdown that is being described as Black October. Black October. There it is. Black October. Oh, we're getting there. And then out of nowhere, the US military is like... Out of nowhere. Out of nowhere. It's clearly related. It's out of nowhere. We probably better be able to survive off the grid completely with no supply chains and no electricity for 90 days and we're going to prioritize getting that done right now. You could be forgiven for being a little bit nervous about this development. So you know what to think now. You should be a little bit nervous about this. Wow, I should be very afraid. Now this guy comes in and he's really off the rails with what he's saying. Yeah, the revelations that people are calling Black October all of these. Had you even heard about Black October?

48:04 No. Everyone's calling it. People are calling it. I got Black Rifle coffee, but I'm ready for my Black October. Black Friday. I've not heard of this. It's being discovered in really foundational elements of the internet, coupled with the Pentagon going prepper. Prepper! Yeah, it's a little bit disturbing. And I think people who... have themselves been kind of on the fence or like, oh wow, yeah, maybe it's time for me to start stocking up as well. Okay, so. Wow. What was that based on? It was actually based on something. Out of nowhere. Out of nowhere. This is our secretary of war, Pete Hegseth. This was an announcement he made last week. Actually, Rob Dew sent me. sent me an article about it. He says, get ready for it because now everyone's going to be using this to freak out. Right, of course. And it's actually quite logical, quite normal, something that's been going on for a long time. Makes sense. This is what you want. Here's very calm Pete Hegseth.

49:07 For decades, we built the most powerful military in the world. And then we quietly, we made it and regrettably made it dependent, dependent on foreign mines for rare earths, on overseas factories for microchips. on Ford supply chains for weapons, and on a civilian power grid to keep the lights on at our bases. Well, that ends today with my third announcement. This kind of makes sense. We saw this during COVID supply chains. We can't be reliant upon, and this is part of the entire Trump agenda, make sure we have our own steel, have our own rare earth minerals, have all of our supplies, which is what you do in a normal country that wants to be able to defend itself if we have to. He's not calling for war. He's not telling everybody to start prepping. Today at my direction, we are launching Fortress America, a national insurance policy for the American homeland. Now Fortress stands for federal operations for resilience, troop resources, energy, supply, and survivability.

50:10 Worst acronym ever. I'll never remember that. Worst one ever. Here's what Fortress calls for. Every major military installation in America is going to generate its own power, independent of the civilian grid. If an adversary takes down the grid by cyber attack, by sabotage, or by any means, our bases stay lit. Our aircraft keep flying. Our command centers never go dark. We're bringing our critical supply chains home. The rare earths, the specialty metals, the semiconductors, the propellants, mined in America, refined in America. built in America by American workers. This to me more is like a jobs program. I'm excited about this. We're going to be making our own stuff, everybody. Like, instead of buying it, Americans will make it. That's key there. Made by Americans to me is a key point. But now we're going prepper. We are building long overdue strategic reserves deep enough to fight through disruption.

51:05 Think munitions, fuel, medicine, blood. Deep enough that if the world supply lines break and in a real war, they're going to break. America keeps fighting anyway. Okay. So then there's more to it. But to me, it's like, okay, this is just something that you do as part of your part of your entire national defense. Two more clips and then I'm done with this. And then I'll make my point. So the one guy who is so influential. He influenced me early on in my early days of conspiracy theory is Alex Jones. By the way, I love Alex Jones. He's a super sweet guy. He's also super honest and I'll show you how honest he is. but he influences a lot of what people think. He's big on X, he's streaming live, this is one of his in the car moments, like it's super urgent because I couldn't even wait to get into the studio. And Alex just does a great job of putting it all together, all of this, into how I think a lot of people are thinking right now, whether consciously or subconsciously. works on Alex too. This is the result of all these things. This phone call with a bunch of people like, oh my gosh, we're so excited. We get to present some of our crazy ideas to some democratic governors. Okay. And Slotnik, who is just, yes,

52:35 discouraging young people to get into politics. This is now the end result. This is what's on telegram groups. This is what's being discussed at the coffee shop. It's this. Any regular listener knows. I don't hype things up. I don't talk about things that I don't think are accurate. My North Star is not being alarmist, but also not holding back when evidence shows very dangerous trends. What I do is I tell you exactly what I believe the most accurate information is. Now a few days ago, we started covering. Inside the Pentagon's doomsday plan. So now it's the Pentagon's doomsday plan the word doomsday came from the DSA Meeting the little zoom call they had now Doomsday is is part of the Pentagon's plan. You see this is how it happens the most accurate Information is now a few days ago. We started covering inside the Pentagon's doomsday plan Keep America fighting a global war erupts the fortress initiative envisions portable nuclear reactors micro grids and strategic reserves of munitions and fuel. And in the report it talks about there not being power here in the United States for up to three months and being able to run our military bases and other facilities around the world for at least three months. Now you see how he's positioning this.

53:56 In the report it says there might not be any power. No, no, it says in case power goes out, but he's already kind of spinning this even more. You also have Bill Gates. Barack Obama and the rest of them hyping this anthropic open AI facehugger stuff that oh the AI broke out millions of AI agents have already mapped everything Okay, yeah, here we go already training to take over already in all your bank accounts and may launch a cyber attack And when they first started hyping this two months ago, but wouldn't say what the catastrophic thing would be, I said, from their pre -programming with Bill Gates, Klaus Schwab, the WEF, the UN. Just throw out some names. WF, Klaus Schwab, Bill Gates, all of them, but throw some Soros in there. It's all pre -programming. It's going to happen. Going back even to 2007, we got secret documents from 2006. We got the documents, man.

54:47 I read their plan. Judicial Watch students got them. I always go back to that. And they said, we'll use a virus disease X. We use wars, migrant flows and a giant global cyber attack to bring in a new monetary system. There it is. You have the head of the unelected EU commission two months ago, month ago, month and a half ago saying, oh, we're about to do bail ends and grab your private bank accounts, your house. Okay. So this is, this is just inaccurate. The European union was talking about all this money that the Europeans are saving and why wouldn't we have them save in war bonds for us? You know, it's a little different than they're going to take your bank. They're going to take your car loans. I mean, so this just goes on and on. And here's the part that I appreciate about Alex. And this is just this winds it up so perfectly for me. He is very open, honest and transparent about his agenda.

55:40 For a lot of you haven't gotten ready. You just saw the Pentagon saying a doomsday scenario being activated. They're actually getting ready for it, not just a drill. 90 days no power, their own power, their own food, their own water, their own security. Nobody's coming to save you, you've got to protect yourself. So you know you need water filtration, you know you need storable foods, you know you need communications gear, you know you need high quality portable solar panel systems that can power your whole house, right down to units that'll power your cell phones, emergency equipment, and other things. It's all there and more is getting added every day. We were ready to launch this site six months ago, but it only had three storeable food companies and a couple of technical companies and one knife company. And you know, no, no, no, now there's over a hundred companies and they'll be 200 by next week. All the highest quality. So you can go to one super store, survivalnation .com. And it's a 360 win. You get ready, you get the best prices, you get the highest prices. You get everything you need. You got your solar panels, you got your battery power generator. That's the best commercial I've ever heard. But he's been doing this. Wow. I still have, and I remember, we've moved it from every place we've lived. Tina still asks about it. I have the Alex Jones one acre crisis garden. of seeds, which I've had in my life for over 15 years, just in case I had the Berkey water filter. I mean, my point is, now

57:12 that you've seen this whole trail, how it was built up, it comes from, you know, is Slotkin lame? Yeah, of course. That's dumb that she said that. And a piece of a phone call. Where they're talking about, you know, it's gone from Trump's gonna... rigged the election by invoking the insurrection act to, we're going to invoke the, they're going to vote. It's going to happen. I've heard this, I've heard this so many times and it's never ever panned out. Do we still need to be prepared for anything? Yeah. Like a Boy Scout all the time. All the time. I had to take us down this path because What happens is people ultimately hear a report like Alex, because that's kind of the culmination of it, or something similar.

57:59 And before you know it, the blackout is coming. I know the people in our church who are thinking this. And I just want you to remember, it's Iqbalq. It's going to be okay. It really is. And I don't have scripture to go with this, but some discernment is necessary. I love people who say, you know, I'm just kind of not watching anymore. I'll listen to you and Pastor Jimmy and I'll find out what is probably going on, what we have to worry about. Because ultimately, we don't have to worry. We know what happens in the end. We know the ultimate victory. We know where we're going. And man, does that give me peace. Brother, we know who holds the keys. Really? We know who gets the last word. Yes. And all the in -between, every generation is going to have its crises, its real crises, and its made -up crises. I mean, this cycles around. all the time, especially around election times. Isn't that interesting? The sky is falling. We're headed for a dystopian future.

59:08 It's going to be here. And you've got to get ready. I've been to friends' houses that are in our church who are lovely, amazing people. And they've got hundreds of days of water stored up. I mean, it's like, do you know the BPAs that are gathering in the bottom of that bottle right now? Plastic? Yeah. And I'm like, I'm just like, are you that afraid? Well, and there's legitimate - There is. I want to be clear with that. We went through COVID and there's a lot of scar tissue from that. There's a lot of it. And I think if anything, the scar tissue is, why didn't I stand up? Why didn't I stand up earlier? Why did I let myself? In fact, I think it was the best training we could have ever had. But it was training. It was training for... I've actually...

59:59 Just sorry to interrupt. I've had people, because being a pastor, and I know a lot of patriot pastors, the guys are on fire, and they're like, yeah, we didn't close our church down. And did you? And I'm like, yeah, because Donald Trump told us to. And they forget. that the initial orders came through that office. And I trusted him. And so I was doing what he said we should do. And they were doing the daily things. And people forget that. And so it's sort of a badge of courage if you didn't close your church down. I said, well, we were down for about 11 weeks. And we kind of figured out, OK, the jig's up. All right, let's get back together. But it's interesting how I agree, that was training, but I don't beat myself up for what I didn't know going into it.

1:00:44 I'm just saying, now what did I learn coming out of it? Well, I've learned not to be paranoid and not to be afraid for one, that it is going to be okay. God's bigger than all of this. And that every generation, every election cycle is going to have the things that are going to confront them. You have a choice of how you react and respond to these things, or whether you react or respond. What we're hearing right now, and if you just go scroll X, you're going to see react, react, react. I'm looking for people who are responding, and there's not a lot of them, sadly. No, there's not. At least on X, at least in my algo. The thing is, I find no value on any social media anymore. I really don't find the value. So I scrolled X last night for about 30 minutes, probably longer, because I was reading about you. I was reading about tomorrow being a huge day for the No Agenda Nation. The last episode. Do you mind if we talk about that for a minute? No, please, please. First of all, I am so proud of the way you've handled this over the last few weeks. I've had the 50 yard line seat. watching behind the scenes what other people don't see, walking with you and Tina through this. And brother, I'm just so proud of you.

1:02:07 You have handled this like a champ. And I'm very proud of you for that. And I'm excited about the feedback that's coming from the No Agenda Nation. I mean, every once in a while, somebody's going to say something goofy, but hey, hello. We all got weird aunts and uncles. It really isn't much beyond goofy, honestly. We all have weird aunts and uncles in our family. But I'm so proud of the No Agenda Nation, just how they've supported you through this and encouraged you. And though they're sad, but there was that realization that when John passed, the show passed. You know, that was just the dynamic there. But anyway, what are your thoughts coming into the final episode? What's the episode number, by the way?

1:02:51 1916. Wow. Yeah. So we celebrate our 19th anniversary on Sunday, which was It was kind of like a release for me, for the guest co -hosts who I've had. I mean, it was several. I mean, I had Jason Calacanis who I've known since the New York days in the 90s and he's now a Texas guy and he's outspoken. He has a huge, huge podcast, all -in podcast. And he's just been so gracious just to jump in. Now he gets a little excited and he goes a little bit over the top. But then Dana Brunetti, you know, he had still had the same link and he was just going to come in and just, you know, he's still in his truck. He was broadcasting from his truck. He apparently had 25 guests over at the house watching a football game. And he said, I'll just be in my truck for 10 minutes. And then he stayed for three hours. Wow. And then when that happened, Then Andrew Horowitz, who will be doing the last show with me tomorrow, he was flying back from a wedding in California.

1:03:54 He says, I'm listening live. I'm at the airport every three hour delay. I said, dial in from your phone. So then he was on. And then I'm like, Rob Do, Matt Long, you got to dial in. So we had them all. And there was actually some good conversation, but a lot of laughing and just a release in a way. And I think it was good for the listeners for No Agenination, what has been just so phenomenal. First of all, without Jesus, Tina and I would have had a very hard time getting through it. It's been bumpy, but we have had Jesus in the middle of our marriage for years now. And man, you know, because we've had our moments of, you know, for all kinds of reasons.

1:04:42 But the one thing I said, you know, I can just continue. And she said, no, you can't do that. Because this is, I have been called to do this show. I have been called to continue building Godcaster. It's official now. We got our Innovation Award from the National Religious Broadcasters. I mean that literally, glory to God, man. That literally happened like yesterday we could announce it. So God is just giving all this grace and all these fabulous things to work with. But then I see the encouragement and you know, I'm eventually probably next week gonna try and go through my email box and really answer people other than a, you know, thanks, you know, God bless. Because there's so many people are opening their hearts, opening their thoughts. And the thing that, you know, the decloaking that's going on is just mind boggling. There is a... And there's a million people in aggregate who have listened to No Agenda on a regular basis, and they all are searching, and whether they are, even the believers are like, man, you showing your faith in this way is strengthening mine. It just goes on and on and on, and it's humbling. It's completely humbling.

1:06:08 So tomorrow, I'm just going, I mean, yeah, we'll do a show But it will really be about who really made the show. And that is the producers. That is the people. And I can't thank everybody by name, but I can thank them by category. And that list is long, very, very long of how people have not just contributed, but made that show what it is. And so I'm already seeing that we have this happening here with We Get To Do This, Get To Nation. I got to do a little extra production, but when someone makes a donation, they should be decloaked. It's like a chance of people sitting in decloaked jingles. And actually, we got a couple of really nice notes with suggestions about levels, because people always like to commemorate their support of the work with a level. And Sean Oleson, He sent a note, he says, if you haven't found your donor level titles yet, what about this? Pastor Jimmy mentioned about praying vigilantly as a part of God's army. He said, well, you could do private sergeant, captain, major, lieutenant, general, which Tina really liked that as part of God's army. Well, I was surprised because I'm like, you know, we certainly don't want to

1:07:39 do Saint, you know, we're not going to do that. Bryce Hargis suggested Commissioner as the initial, you know, I think we still have to think about it. I'm kind of liking that, but for sure, whenever, and we already, please keep track of your donations whenever someone reaches a thousand dollars in aggregate. We're going to send you the first of a set of challenge coins. They're being designed as we speak. Yeah, I saw the first iteration. Sharp. I want one. I want a set, man. Yeah, it'll be the armor of God, the whole armor of God. And it starts off with the belt of truth. And I was like, oh, let's see what that looks like. But when I saw it, I'm like, that's actually kind of cool. What coin do you have? Well, I have the belt of truth. And I got the breastplate of righteousness. And you can build up and have a whole set. So we know that people like doing that. We just have this experience. So we're excited to see where this goes. And we're still taking your suggestions. Absolutely. And these things morph and change over time, too. It's amazing how it works. We can't read every email, every note that comes in, every comment. I wish I could. And yet there have been so many, and I'm getting those as well, and so encouraged by people who are saying, this just makes sense.

1:08:56 And, you know, coming out of no agenda now to be able to continue to do a level of media deconstruction yet with a but God at the end, you know, hope. At the beginning and the end. It's not over. It's not. Yeah, it's not over. Have you noticed no one ever complained as we are the only podcast to my knowledge that starts? with prayer and ends with prayer. You know, and the first time you had me do that, I felt a little awkward, like this is kind of different to start. And I've had several people write and tell me, thank you for that. And that means a ton to us. So we sort of stepped into something fresh. You just said, hey, go, you know, hey, let's pray, let's kick off the prayer. I'm like, okay. Yeah. Right. Hey, pastor, do your thing. Come on, you know how to do this. Like a designated driver, man, do what you do. Yeah. Okay. But man, I love it. So anyway, thank you, Annette, for your spiritual guidance as well, for both of us. I mean, it's crazy. And I don't know how I feel. I mean, I'm like, I'm OK. It's like, we're there. It's ending.

1:09:56 I understand where people are. I see that people are coming to listen here. And it may not be exactly what they want, but maybe they'll get something they didn't know they wanted. That's my hope. a bunch of people to thank for today who supported us. You can go to WGTDT .com. Direct to donations website is WGTDTdonations .com. I got confused there because we have a new one, WGTDTsearch .com. our listener Dean, and Dean, he set this up for No Agenda years ago. It's a search where if you just were thinking, what were Pastor Jimmy and Adam talking about? certain scripture, you just type that in, it'll pop it up. If it was a clip, you can download the clips from there. You can even make a clip of whatever that segment was. So it's really an amazing system that he put together. WGTDTsearch .com, part of the pod herd system. He says, I'm going to register God herd for you guys. That's okay.

1:11:07 We'll be fine. So Brent Stricker. from Newport, Rhode Island comes in with a whopping $555 for us this week, and we are so grateful. He says, triple nickel matching no agenda donation. Pastor Jimmy, he says, thank you for your words of wisdom. Adam, keep working on Joe Rogan. He will decloak. Many people feel without purpose in life. He says, find God, find purpose. That's great. True words, brother. $500 from Richard Freeman. It says, no note sent, but Sam's note. Oh, yeah. He actually signed up for a year of Substack. That's what that is. Gotcha. Gotcha. So people can do 50 a month. And so he signed up all in one go. Oh, very cool. But he didn't leave a note. So if you want to send a note, Richard, please do. Dwayne Wiggins. Now, I couldn't find Dwayne's note from Naples, Florida. This actually reminds me. He sent $333 .33. This reminds me That you know on the last show I messed up a donation which I wanted to I wanted to correct sure While you're looking for that Dwayne Wiggins and I have connected on sub stack. Oh, yes, we've gone back and forth He's been just a real supporter of my daily grinds. And so thanks Dwayne for supporting on every level. We really appreciate it. I I confused on 55 I compete confused Donald Rolfe's note with Joe Rojas's note, which was an old note about the pickles. Donald Rolfe,

1:12:39 he sent 7777. His note was, I T M love your passion and his message. Sir Afiq. Sir Afiq. There you go. These names. And that was really his name. I just want to correct that because I completely screwed that one up. Very good. Steve Brown, Monticello, Indiana. $154 .97, which is 150 plus the PayPal fees. Thank you. This one's for you, Pastor Jimmy. Oh, it's for Psalms 150. There you go. You asked for it. You asked for it. Let everything that breathe sing praises to the Lord. Praise the Lord. That's awesome. Well played, brother. Well played. And we've got from Ashland, Oregon, Tokyo, Yusaku. Beautiful. $122. Hallelujah, Get2Nation. Dustin Wasserman here from Tokyo, Japan. Sending my donation of James 1 .22, a reminder to all of us to be doers of the word and not hearers only. If the Godcaster allows, this will boost me from curious dozer to donation dozer status. As a spillover from No Agenda, I'm grateful to be a part of this new fellowship.

1:13:53 Keep getting to do this. Thanks, brother. So that would be a decloaking right there. Very cool. Beautiful. Thank you. Thomas Wrecker is in Emmaus, Pennsylvania, $88 .88. In the morning, Pastor Jimmy and Adam, I'm a convert from No Agenda after John's passing. Although it's very hard to see No Agenda end after listening for almost 10 years myself, listening to you guys each week and following Adam's path has been incredibly encouraging. The curiosity strong. Let's just say I caught Christ from a sailor in Seattle. This is a whole nother story. There's a backstory to this. I'm sure. It's good. Thank you very much. Tomonymous. Yes, love and blood. Cool. And by the way, that's Emmaus, Pennsylvania.

1:14:34 Oh, Emmaus? Oh, good. Yeah, like Emmaus Walk, scripture. Oh, okay. I thought it was like Mickey Mouse, Emmaus. Okay, Emmaus, thank you. If you're French, maybe. 7777 from Topeka, Kansas. That would be Robin Tolbert. My brother Eric, sir not appearing in this film, has responded miraculously well to the chemo he started in July. We praise God and ask for continued prayers from Get2Nation. God is good. So that's Eric, sir not appearing in this film. Oh, that's good. Happy to hear that. Hey, there's Steve Weiss. Nice, Steve. Coming in from Las Vegas, Nevada, $77 .77, a late birthday donation as I turn 60 on the 26th.

1:15:14 Blessings to both of you. Can I get a biscuit? Hold on a second. I know exactly what he means. I think though, I don't know if I have the biscuit on this. I'm going to have to owe you that one, Steve. I'm sorry. We will get that. We will get the biscuit for your birthday. We got to get all these jingles that people want. Got to get them all queued up. All right. We have $50 from John's BRT. That's a name guest from email. So not a clear there, but thanks. Thanks. Appreciate it, John. $50. No John's. Yes. He's a regular donor. Very cool. And doesn't have ever have a note. Brian Albright, Port Angeles, Washington, $50. I've been a No Agenda producer for about eight years. As I mentioned, I saw God working in Adam's life and noticed a significant change in No Agenda after his conversion. Is it a conversion that we call it or just my conversion? My conversion.

1:16:09 I also want to mention that Adam's journey strengthened my own faith. At the time, I had drifted spiritually and had only recently returned to spending daily time in God's Word. When Adam openly shared his faith and encouraged me even further, I started listening to WGTDT during the disagreement between Adam and JCD over reused content. After that, I binged all the We Get To Do This until I was caught up, so I've listened to every episode. From the way Adam spoke on We Get To Do This and from his tone on on no agenda i felt this change was coming like adam i was surprised by how suddenly and completely god worked in his life i fully support his decision and believe god is leading him i look forward to many more years of wgtdt and as a dude named ben named brian I am right with you, Adam, on how we should be using AI, and I'm doing much the same as you for myself and my customers, implementing open source local models. God bless Brian. He's also a ham. Kilo Juliet 7. Papa Whiskey Mike. Thank you very much. He's from AlbrightNetworks .com.

1:17:09 AI experts you can trust. Very cool. Very cool. All right. $50 from Lake Forest Park, Washington, from our friend Paul Erskine. Appreciate that no note, and there's Lindy Lu Patkin mmm love it that Linda comes in and She always has the same message for us AI can write your resume. The problem is it can write everyone else's too. Linda helps professionals and executives figure out what makes them different, what makes them valuable and turns that value into a resume that gets results. There are a lot of people who use her and they are getting results. She goes beyond the resume, helping clients develop strategies to get noticed, connect to decision makers and complete. Compete more effectively in today's challenging job market. Go to ImageMakersInc .com, ImageMakersInc .com with a K, and work with Linda Liu. She is the Duchess of Jobs and writer of winning resumes. I'll have you know.

1:18:03 Very cool. $34 .83 from Andrew Goodman. No note. Thank you, Andrew. Tristan Murray, $10 .80. Also no note. And this one, as you'll see, Brother, you don't have to read the whole note on the air. All righty then. $5 .65 from Dustin Persic. So let me look through this just for a minute. I'm looking to see. Okay, Adam, I'm so excited for the journey you're on as a longtime listener of No Agenda. I vividly remember when you proclaimed that you had accepted Jesus as your Lord and Savior. It has been amazing to see you grow and the changes that the Holy Spirit is bringing about in you. I'm incredibly excited to see what God has planned for you and the work that you're already doing in His kingdom. No agenda has had an incredible impact on my life and keeping me sane in a world of news full of madness, lies, and deceit. I have so enjoyed your worldview even before becoming Christian that I feel incredibly lucky. to continue to hear it now with a biblical worldview." Great note. Thank you, brother. And he does say, Pastor Jimmy, I've recently started watching your sermons at Bridge Church, and I'm really enjoying them. I love hearing your insights, both the sermons and on the podcast, and your words encourage me to go deeper in my faith.

1:19:17 Wow. I'm just saying. That's why we're here. Steve Weiss. They always give me a biscuit on my birthday. Found it for you, brother. Took me a bit, but I knew I'd get there. Nice. Let me see. Cameron Knapp. sent us a check, $5. He says, thank you, Pastor Adam and Pastor Jimmy, and we appreciate it. Pastor Adam. That could stick, watch out. All right, $5 from Nicholas Stark, no note, no location. Santiago Espinosa, $4 .98. I'm curious what that number is for. Please let us know. from Michael Mason, $4 .90. This week I donate $4 .90 for 1 John 4 and 9.

1:19:59 This is how God showed His love among us. He sent His one and only Son into the world that we might live through Him. please check out TowardChrist .com while it is free. Use promo code IMAGEMAKERSINK with a K. Hey, where did that come from? Or Gigawatt. Or Gigawatt. Where are you, Eli? Michael Mason, New Hampshire. Man, I love Gigawatt. Coffee, brother. Gigawatt is good, isn't it? Thank you. Who's that come from? That's Eli, Gigawatt Coffee. Brother. Roasters .com. I love that stuff. That is a great afternoon. Pick me up. Oh, the cold brew? Oh, yeah. With the nitrogen in it? Oh, yeah. I love it. The nitro. I put a little heavy cream in it and some stevia. And oh, my gosh, I'm off to the races. Yes, it's good. I love it. I'll do it this afternoon, probably. Dwayne Spelman, Jr., always with $1 .53. And let's see.

1:20:52 These are gifts for Curry and the Keeper. We got some stuff in the mail. But it's interesting. Someone sent me this beautiful metal plate that's printed and it says 33, the magic number setting the agenda for around 2000 years. So obviously like we get to do this no agenda crossover. Thank you very much. And Mountain Jay, Tina and I will be thanking you for the books that you sent. Just in general, thank you all so much for being so incredibly kind. Thank you for blessing us. It's encouraging. It also helps paying the rent. I'll be honest about it. The one thing we've worried about, but we stop worrying because we know God will provide and God will take care of us. Brother, you want to talk about what you're going to do this Sunday? If you haven't seen Pastor Jimmy's Daily Grind, you can catch it on X. I'm sure you put it on Facebook and on livingupinadownworld .com. And I love the new format. It is fuel for me and for Tina every morning. It also, often I'm like, I know where that's coming from or did he write that for me?

1:22:04 Or this is what's happening on Sunday. And it's just so good. And a lot of ours right now in the world. So I'd love to hear what you're gonna do. Well, so this weekend I'm going to... We've been doing ours. I'm doing reignite. It's just like rekindle Yes, get your fire back is basically where it comes from and so I wrote a daily grind obviously spillover You know overflow buckets are running over and I called it this it's the daily grind It's called get your fire back and it's based off of Revelation chapter 2 verse 4 says nevertheless I have this against you that you have left your first love Now the scripture right after that, and this is to a church, the church of Ephesus, and there were seven churches that were addressed directly by the Lord regarding where they were in their condition, so to speak, kind of a state of the union address. So in that, he said a lot of good things about Ephesus, by the way, great love for Ephesus. However, they had left their first love. What does that mean?

1:23:04 from the love they had at the first. See when a lot of times when people first become a Christian, there's a lot of fire, a lot of passion, a lot of excitement. Everything's new, right? You're in discovery mode and everything's new. Everything's amazing. And then the adrenaline wears off. Life happens. You get tired or you stop growing, which is really tragic. Maybe you don't, you stop doing what you did at the first that was helping you to grow because you get used to it and you get comfortable in it. And you can become very Safe instead of dangerous and you can become very comfortable and complacent and I see this as a pastor of 43 plus years I see this all the time and so one of the things that I love to do is occasionally Bring a message about getting your fire back, you know What what what was it that you did in the early days that fed the fire that you had and that was burning? So that's the basis for this and that'll be the basis for the message on Sunday. So here's a little preview Jesus delivers a strong message to the elderly Apostle John to the church in Ephesus, one of the seven churches in modern -day Turkey. They were doing a lot of good things, but they had left their first love. They had lost their fire and passion for Jesus and the message of the gospel. Time passes, we grow tired, comfortable and soft. Our fire wanes and we no longer burn brightly. Jesus gives them clear steps to reignite the fire that has gone out. And this is in the following verse, by the way, verse five. And here are the steps. He says this, remember where

1:24:37 they had fallen from. That's the first step. Number two, repent of their passivity. And number three, and redo the things they did when they were new Christians. So for today, Have you moved away from your first love? In other words, the love you had when you first gave your life to Jesus. Take time today to remember, repent, and redo the first things you did. I want to say something about this because this is really critical. All of us go through phases. Everything about life and your spiritual life is ebb and flow. So it'll be times when things are just flowing. Man, every day is Friday. You're excited. When is Sunday going to get here? You know, things are good. It's Igbok. It's going to be okay.

1:25:17 We get to do this, living up in a down world, all those things. And we have a lot of those days, but we also have days where it moves into an ebb season. Thank God those are short -lived for me, but they didn't used to be when I was younger in the faith. I'd have these extended seasons. And those are seasons when things don't your prayers don't seem to be getting past the ceiling. You sometimes feel like you're talking to yourself. You sometimes wonder, where did God go? I don't sense His presence anymore. Or maybe you're reading scripture and it's just words on a page. It feels flat. And those things are going to happen. I mean, these are the seasons of ebb and flow. And so what I'm trying to help people to do, I'm really excited about this on Sunday, is to get people to reclaim, to get back to and refire, reignite their first love. What was it about when you first became a Christian that made you so joyful, so hopeful, so visionary?

1:26:15 Why was it that you could see hard things in scope? It doesn't matter. What are, in your experience, some of those things for most people? Well, here it is. Aren't you glad I asked? It's actually simple. This is the thing, because when we first become Christians, we're hungry for God's Word. there's a hunger that's there. We intuitively, innately, spiritually know we need to be fed like a new baby. That's why it's called being reborn. So you're like a new baby. So what does a new baby need? They need food. They need nourishment. So that's a return to prayer because I remember walking through a park in the sketchy part of East Lubbock. Beautiful part, but you don't go there at night. But me and my friend would go there at night. We'd literally pray all night.

1:26:59 We'd walk around and pray and seek God. It was amazing. And man, I could do that when I was 19. Getting mad and doing that right now, but return to prayer, return to worship. I mean, what is it about? There's something in us. God put in us the desire to worship, you know, Bob Dylan said, You think about worship is ascribing worth. That's what it is to saying to God, you are worthy. You're worth my honor. You're worth my praise. You're worth my worship. So that's where you're actually exalting and lifting us from something else, in this case, God. Which is made very easy. and nice to do with worship music. Yes, absolutely. And easy to tap into that online, my goodness. Get a Gocaster out there. I hear 24 -7 songs that encourage, songs that build you. The last one that is return to prayer, return to worship, return to God word.

1:28:13 And then the final thing I'll be sharing is return to community. My dad used to cook charcoals. I would, he would pile them up in a triangle, right? I love being there when he light fliers. You know, typical little boy. But I would note as those fire down and they'd begin to glow white hot and you can see red, but also white. But I noticed that if the coal on top ever fell off the pile, it went out very quickly. It quickly lost its heat. But if my dad took the these songs they had and put it back on the fire, back on the goals, it would very quickly reunite. And that's really for those of you who have been disconnected and maybe feel like you've been in this thing alone. You need community. Yes, you need to return to prayer. You need to return to worship. You need to return to the Word of God. But you also need community. They all work together. And so that's my encouragement today.

1:29:19 And can we end with a prayer? Please do. All right. Father, forgive me for letting the flame go out in my life. I choose in this moment to remember, to repent, and to redo and go back to the things that kept my fire burning in the beginning. In Jesus' name, amen. Amen. And that'll do it for this week. Soon, twice a week, we'll talk about it on the next. We get to do this. See you Wednesday everybody.