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We're going to be gone for the weekend. Are you sure you'll be all right?

Yeah, mom, I'll be fine.

Just remember, don't open up the door for anyone. We're not expecting any visitors.

I'll be fine.

Don't invite any friends over.

Okay.

And remember to keep your phone on you the whole time just in case we might call.

Yes, father.

And don't forget to take your contacts out before bed.

Mm-hmm.

All right, bye..

Bye!

Literally, whatever.

Meet me in 15 minutes. My parents are finally gone.

On my way!

Oh, shoot, my phone's almost dead.

Where's that stupid charger??

I hate taking out these contacts.

*phone dings*

I'm pulling into the driveway.

Nancy, is that you?

Oh god, it's dead!

Contact lenses, contact lenses. Oh my god. Where are they?

She's not picking up. I'm calling the police.

Oh, thank god he's outside. I've gotta hide!

You.. should.. have locked.. the doors.

This is the police! Ma'am, is everything okay?

No, there's been a murder! My friend Nancy... she's dead!

Your parents called us when you didn't answer any of their calls. We saw Nancy outside. Thank god we got here in time!

Have you seen the murderer?

Yeah, I saw him through the hall, out the window.

Are you sure this is the window where you saw them?

It was blurry, but I'm pretty sure.

Ma'am, are you aware that this is a mirror?

What??

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Okay, this video here we have entered some of our pets at a pet costume

contest to benefit the Redfield Friends of the Animals. But, we didn't use typical

pets. We have chosen different ones... go ahead and give us a big ol thumbs up

like and subscribe because I think you're really gonna like what we've

decided to do here and the pets we've used. So again, like and subscribe. Watch the rest of the

video it's great!

I am going to a animal show where we had to show off our costumes, our animals where

our animals they show off their costumes and we have to match the animals costumes.

Because my goat is going as The Joker and then I am obviously dressed up as

Harley Quinn. What about Kealyn? I'm going as Colonel Sanders for Kentucky Fried Chicken.

And what is your animal dear? A chicken... (laughter)

This is Miss Amy Strawn with the Redfield Friends of the Animals. She is

hosting this pet costume that we just won (by the way). Amy, tell us about your rescue.

About the rescue. Well we have been in the works for going on six years now. We

help our local animal shelter go from a high kill to almost a no-kill shelter

over those six years. And every year we try to do fundraisers and different things

in the community to spread awareness about spaying and neutering and just

helping educate about adoption and loving animals.

So why the costume contest? Because it's Halloween and who doesn't like dressed

up animals right? That's true. Great point! What else you got for us Amy?

That's....I guess that's it. You're the best! We, we love Amy we love Amy! She's also got a lot chickens yeah

I love chickens yep

They have Suicide Squad...

Excuse me. Yes?

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I read all 337 books in Skyrim so you don't have to - Duration: 14:00.

Ah, the Elder Scrolls, games chock-full of lore.

And Skyrim is no different.

Hidden amongst the draugr and dragons is a plethora of books full of very important

and incredibly niche details.

But with all the spellcasting and shouting you must do as dragonborn, who really has

the time to read all those books.

I DO.

APPARENTLY.

I read every book in Skyrim in order to answer the eternal question, "Should you read every

book in Skyrim?"

And I'm here to give you my top five recommendations of books, here in my SKYRIM BOOK REPORT.

Skyrim book report!

How many books are there, really, in Skyrim?

After all, there are only eight people credited as writers on Skyrim.

Those eight people are responsible for every quest, every voice acting line, every response

you can give to an NPC.

How much time do they have to write all those other books?

A lot!

Because they wrote this many books.

This many books.

*pained grin*

Or at least they wrote most of them because a few of them have been grandfathered in from

other Elder Scrolls games.

Before I get into the nitty gritty, let me explain my process on how I did this Skyrim

Book Report.

I printed out every book in Skryim, and then I spent multiple eight-hour days reading EVERY.

SINGLE.

BOOK.

I whittled it down to 338 books because I didn't include journals or diaries.

Everyone knows that self-published doesn't count.

In total, that's 571 pages, five and a half point font, over three hundred and sixteen

THOUSAND words.

I had two reactions to this.

My first reaction was, "Wow."

This is an incredible amount of world building.

To write 300,000 words that could essentially be skipped over while still having the full

Skyrim experience, it's amazing, and it's a level of world building that could only

exist in an interactive medium.

And for that, I commend you, Bethesda.

My second reaction to this,

was WHAT THE FUCK.

HEY TODD?

WHAT THE FU-

In my Skyrim Book Report, I will be discussing:

*smack*

That's a smash cut.

Hopefully.

If I do my editing correctly.

338 books.

Uh, actually, 337, I just realized, um, over here, Songs of Skyrim, I put both of them

in there, but there's a revised edition.

I lied.

It's just 337 books now.

Obviously, I don't have time to synopsize all of these, and believe me, you wouldn't

want to watch that even if I could.

I've split them into categories to make this a little bit easier.

First up, historical books!

These book titles you see rolling up the screen are all biographies or histories.

What I categorized as histories was anything that had big historical dates in them, explanatory

histories, or pretty much anything that was boring.

History's so BORING.

UGHHHH.

J.R.R. Tolkien

*kiss*

did the world a disservice by making every single fantasy writer think

that they need to chronicle every goddamn minute of their world in order for it to be

legitimate.

I don't give two shits about a king who lost a war 700 years ago.

*snoring noises* Get OUTTA here!

Some of these biographies are actually pretty interesting.

But a lot of them are written like The Chronicles of Nchuleft.

I didn't tab it out 'cause it's a shitty story.

"It happened in Second Planting (P.D. 1220) that Lord Ihlendam, on a journey in the Western

Uplands, came to Nchuleft; and Protector Anchard and General Rkungthunch met him there, and

Dalen-Zanchu also came to the meeting.

They talked together long by themselves; but this only was known of their business, that

they were to be friends of each other.

They parted, and each went home to his own colony."

RIVETING.

Ugh.

History's so boring.

I'm done with this.

Next category: Instructional books!

These are all field guides or basic recipes about how to make good armor or what flowers

go in which potions.

At best, they are in-fiction instructional books.

At worst, they are so obviously trying to get you to go do specific things.

Pulls you right out of the fiction!

C'mon man.

That's all I'm gonna say about that.

Everyone's favorite: the academic books.

Fun fact about academic books that I learned in college

is that no one has ever enjoyed writing or reading an academic paper.

WHY'D YOU PUT IT IN A VIDEO GAME.

Mythicaaaaal stories.

It's kind of weird to differentiate things between myth and history, especially in this

world where you can talk to demon princes.

I split these two up because these are very boring and these are slightly more palatable.

They're more like creation myths, or they're just like random stories that are fun to read,

so they're getting closer to good fiction.

The poetic and dramatic.

Everyone knows that poetry and theatre are meant to be seen and not read.

And you have NO IDEA how much it pains me that I do not have time to do staged readings

of all these.

Oh my GOD I would have loved that.

We have "eh."

What genre is "eh?"

It's the catchall.

Um, these tend to be accounts, kind of like medieval fantasy op-eds.

So I…

I just put 'em here.

EH!

We're done with these now, so…

Get outta here!

Finally, we have 59 books that I would consider good fiction.

GooooOOOD fiction.

What I did here is I gave myself three criteria about what would make good fiction in the

realm of Skyrim.

Number one, does it help build the world around us?

Number two, does it give us an interesting or different perspective on that world?

And number three, is it good?

Now you might say, "Brian, what gives you the right to say what is good fiction?"

I READ ALL 338 YA DINGUS.

BELIEVE ME WHEN I SAY THAT THESE WERE THE ONLY GOOD ONES.

THIS IS ALL I'M QUALIFIED TO DO NOW.

I need a drink.

*deep breath*

Okay!

There's still 59 of these, so I obviously can't summarize all of them, but I have

left five off, and they are my top five books of Skyrim.

So we're gonna talk about those.

Number five, Advances in Lockpicking.

Now Advances in Lockpicking is actually an instructional book.

But I think it does more than just the other instructional books, where you open them up

and suddenly you're better at lockpicking, because it's written by a thief in a very

interesting voice.

There's a great ending line for this book: "Some thieves can't read.

If you can't read, get someone to read this book to you.

It will make more sense then."

That's great.

I think that's a much more fun way than saying, "Here is how you pick a lock.

This is what this set of armor is."

Better than instructional.

Just good fiction.

Number four, Palla.

In a world where crazy creatures exist, how do you make fiction that is compelling that

people can just kind of experience in their own life.

Palla is a necromantic romantic book.

It's a story about a man who sees this beautiful statue of a woman fighting a beast and falls

instantly in love with this woman.

Turns out, she's dead!

From fighting that beast.

He decides to get into necromancy to bring her back from the dead.

I kind of don't want to ruin the surprise for you.

It manages to tell an interesting story while also introducing these ideas of monsters and

necromancy.

It's kind of weird, but it's very well written.

I'm gonna go ahead and put up three and two.

Why do I put up the Argonian Account and Feyfolken at the same time?

Turns out, it's written by the same fictional author: WAUGHIN JARTH.

This one's for you, Waughin!

I'm a big Jarth head!

He's not actually in the story at all, I couldn't find any instance of, like, him

as an NPC.

So I really hope he's in the next one.

Because I want to meet Waughin.

I just want to meet Waughin Jarth.

These ones were not actually written specifically for Skyrim.

They were grandfathered in.

But they do an incredible job of building the world around you.

The Argonian Account is actually the second story in a series all about Decumus Scotti.

This is kind of like the Hobbit of Tamriel, where we're taking this unassuming character

and thrusting them into this completely foreign, amazing landscape, except instead of a hobbit,

it is a midlevel bureaucrat.

It's full of screwball comedy and wonderful worldbuilding about the Black Marsh which

is where all the Argonians live.

You have to fast travel by being eaten alive by a worm.

That's great.

I want to see that whenever we go to the Black Marsh.

It's so flavorful, and that's why I'm a Jarth head.

Feyfolken.

It's a story about a scribe who's terrible at his job but gets this enchanted quill that

forces him to be amazing.

Sends himself into this madness, and he kills himself at the end of the book, spoiler alert.

But that's not what this story is really about.

It's an interesting fiction that teaches you about different Daedric princes, and which

ones could have caused this specific enchantment on the quill.

That's good worldbuilding!

I am interested in the story!

You told me something that I can learn about the world.

I had a good time reading Feyfolken!

Jarth, ya did it again!

And that leaves us with the number one book.

It's not The Lusty Argonian Maid.

I feel like I should broach this subject.

I'll tell you why I didn't include it in my good fiction list,

and it's not because I'm a prude, who doesn't love a little erotic lizard fiction?

*OOH COME ON BABY*

The reason I didn't include The Lusty Argonian Maid as one of the best

pieces of fiction is because it's SEVEN ACTS LONG.

Seven acts?

There is no way you can manage to maintain that level of erotic tension for seven acts.

That's like five and a half hours!

As a person who has done one or two plays in my life, that's just unfeasible.

Okay?

I'd like to see them try.

~I would like to see them try~

*OOH COME ON BABY*

Before I go to number one, I gotta go

get a flu shot.

This is not a joke.

It's important to get your flu shot.

Alright, I'm back.

The number one piece of fiction in Skyrim, not Waughin Jarth, I'm sorry.

It's Beggar, Thief, Warrior, King.

It's four books, actually.

But it's all part of Eslaf Erol's story.

It is completely fiction even within the fiction of Skyrim.

The reason I put it first is because it's the only book that was legitimately hilarious.

I straight up chortled.

*chortle*

That's what I did.

In real life.

That's amazing.

The writing style of these four books is just naturally hilarious.

There are so many bland, cookie-cutter stories in Skyrim that follow the same set up, twist, punchline.

This doesn't have that.

It's just a good story.

One of these writers was just flexing, and I think that's wonderful that a writer had

a chance to—within the fiction of Skyrim—write something that's just naturally funny.

You should all go home, onto your computers, boot up Skyrim, find these four books, and

then read them, in order.

It's worth it!

That's my quest, for you in Skyrim.

300 gold points.

That's it!

That's it, that's all of the books.

So like, what did I learn from reading all 338 books of Skyrim?

Surprisingly, a whole lot.

Like, there are two main takeaways that I pulled from this.

Number one, this is a masterclass on how to write effective flavor text.

Between all of these, historical, instructional, the good fiction, and, you know, the iffy fiction.

This is a way to learn what to do and what not to do.

Obviously, not everyone is going to connect with certain types of flavor text.

I'm sure there's a lot of people that disagree with me and think that the historical

is the most important flavor text.

And you know what?

They are valid.

And they're wrong.

And they always seem to find my comment sections.

When you take something good like Feyfolken which teaches you about the Daedric princes,

but in an interesting way, it really shines in comparison to the three and a half million

biographies of Barenziah.

You don't even see them in Skyrim.

I don't care about Barenziah.

IT'S BORIIIIIII-

But not like Feyfolken!

That's really interesting and effective.

Also it just teaches you about all these wonderful forms of fiction.

If you're a fiction teacher, like, teach your kids with Skyrim!

TEACH THE KIDS.

WITH SKYRIM.

I got a creative writing degree.

That's all I have to say about that.

Second takeaway, this is a wonderful teaching device about unreliable narrators.

So many of these histories are negating other ones.

This is a wonderful way of showing people you need to read everything if you're going

to get the whole picture.

I read everything.

I am the keeper of the picture.

That's every book in Skyrim.

So it's time for us to revisit that ever present question, "Should you read every

book in Skyrim?"

NO!

WHAT?

HOW COULD YOU WATCH THIS WHOLE 10+ MINUTE VIDEO AND THINK THAT I WOULD SAY ANYTH- WHAT?

NO!

I BORE THIS BURDEN!

FOR YOU!

DON'T READ THEM!

NO!

Please don't read them all.

DON'T READ THEM!

You can read the top five, that's fine.

GRRRRR.

HOW DARE YOU JETTISON MY GIFT!

DON'T READ THEM!

NOOOOOOOOOOO

If you want to see me keep doing things like this, make sure to hit that subscribe button.

And now for a staged reading of The Sultry Argonian Bard.

Pat: I could never perform your request.

BDG: Oh!

Is it too fast for you.

Pat: I fear I may damage my… instrument.

BDG: Ah, but you seem to handle it so well my darling.

Pat: My lady you flatter me.

BDG: Well it is such a LARGE and MAGNIFICENT piece.

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When God's Ways Don't Make Sense – Philippians 1:12-19 - Duration: 38:55.

I'll ask you to stand you can follow along as I read if not that's all right

where you're seated we'll begin in verse 12 where the Apostle Paul by the Spirit

of God is writing to the church in Philippi and says now I want you to know

brothers and sisters that what has happened to me has actually served to

advance the gospel as a result it has become clear throughout the whole palace

guard and to everyone else that I am in chains for Christ and because of my

chains verse 14 most of the brothers and sisters have become confident in the

Lord and dare all the more to proclaim the gospel without fear it is true verse

15 that some preach Christ out of envy and rivalry but others out of goodwill

the latter do so out of love knowing that I am put here for the defense of

the gospel the former preached Christ out of selfish ambition not sincerely

supposing that they can stir up trouble for me while I'm in chains but what does

it matter the important thing is that in every way whether from false motives or

true Christ is preached and because of this I rejoice yes and I will continue

to rejoice for I know and I want to draw your attention to this word know we're

going to be talking about this word know notice he doesn't say I hope I pray I

think no I know I know that through your prayers and God's provision and I

love this of the Spirit of Jesus Christ what has happened to me will turn out

for my deliverance I know it let's pray if you would join with me

loving Heavenly Father thank you so much for this portion that we have here

before us this morning in your Word thank you for the Apostle Paul thank you

for inspiring him by the Holy Spirit to write this letter so that we almost

2,000 years later would be here in this Your church as your people being

ministered to and blessed by these words here in Your word Lord that's why we're

here so will You minister to us and speak into our lives we're asking You

for this in Jesus name amen you can be seated thank you

I want to talk with you today about those times in our lives when God's ways

just don't seem to make any sense at all and the reason is is because certainly

this was the case concerning the Philippians but thankfully the Apostle

Paul by the Holy Spirit will rise from the pages of our Bibles to teach us

about those times when everything in our lives contradicts the will of God and

the goodness of God He's going to rise from the pages of Scripture and teach us what

God's purpose is in our lives in those difficult circumstances in our lives

especially when they just don't make any sense I think it'd be a gross

understatement to say that Paul circumstances were difficult at the time

that he wrote this to the church in Philippi I think we sometimes are

dismissive for lack of a better word when it comes to epistles like this one

to the Philippians you have to keep in mind that he's incarcerated

he's not just imprisoned he is literally chained to a Roman guard day and night

every day every night and these Roman guards it's believed would change shifts

every four to six hours now you'll forgive me I don't want to get too

graphic but just think about that for a moment when he would need to use the

bathroom there's a there's a Roman guard right there think about that

and don't imagine for a moment that to be in prison in that day was anything

like being imprisoned today there's no gyms or you know rec rooms or ping pong

tables or pool tables or foosball tables foosballs my we have a foosball table

upstairs I'll just mention that in Jesus name if anybody wants to but I digress

but as he's writing this letter he does so in chains chained to a Roman guard I

think we need to understand that backstory as we get into this letter as

we will today it's important to understand that for the Christians in

Philippi Paul being in prison again and even remaining in prison still made

absolutely no sense to them and the reason it made no sense to them is

because when Paul and Silas were there with the Philippians and imprisoned

there they witnessed miraculously God freeing them from that prison but yet

Paul once again sits in a prison only this time God isn't freeing him and

quite frankly they're a little bit confused I don't understand why God is

not freeing you again Paul which is why by the way he writes to them and

explains to them that it is God's way it is God's will that he remain in chains

you might say those Roman guards who we're going to talk about in a little bit

they're chained to the Apostle Paul can you imagine you might say he had a

rather captive audience and that's why it is that God had him there as

difficult as it was and even though it didn't make any sense he was there for a

purpose and for a reason but if this weren't bad enough Paul is seemingly

answering a question that was being asked about those who were in Philippi

that were apparently taking an advantage of the fact that Paul was in prison

again so much so that we're told they deliberately stirred up trouble for Paul

because they fancied themselves as competing with Paul I say competing

because Paul describes what they were doing as being out of selfish ambition

out of envy out of rivalry and I'll add self-promotion oh Paul's in prison we

could take advantage of that and he can't do anything about it you know

it's sad this is textbook in the Christian Church today and I'm sad to

say that as a pastor I've seen this

while on the mainland the first church that I pastored this was rampant pastors

slandering other pastors to further their own reputation and to fill their

own pews by slandering another that's what they were doing to Paul well

one might think that all that was happening to Paul and against Paul that

he would just be so discouraged even given over to despair but that's not

Paul it's the opposite that's true and I love this in verse 18 Paul says that in

spite of this and even because of this he's going to rejoice how can he have so

much joy and he even repeats it twice saying he will continue to rejoice now

this begs the question of how is that even possible

and maybe more importantly the question needs to be asked is that even possible

for me personally I mean it's doubtless that I will ever be in a situation that

could be compared to what Paul was in and yet he has this joy and he's

rejoicing in spite of it I want that do you want that I gotta

believe that you do well how is it possible I think of what James wrote I

should be honest and say I hate what James wrote is that bad for a pastor to

say that he I say that in a sanctified way because I always struggled with this

notion that you can consider it pure joy when you encounter various trials

because that's not my experience that's not been my response if I could be so

candid I don't consider it pure joy when I'm encountering

various trials I consider it pure hell I hope that doesn't jam your gears me

saying that and it wasn't until I realized that it wasn't just James

saying it and Paul here echoing it this is real this is being the real deal

but how oh that's where that word know comes in James says consider it pure joy

Paul would say I'm going to rejoice and again I will say I'm going to continue

to rejoice in this trial in this difficult set of circumstances that are

leaving me scratching my head I don't understand and the reason I can consider

it pure joy the reason I can rejoice is because I know what God is doing in it I

know where God is going with it that's why God has a purpose in it in spite of

the circumstances it is absolutely possible to have joy to rejoice in the

midst of it and not only that I would suggest that this is one of the main

reasons we even have the book of Philippians in our Bibles did you know

that actually Philippians is one of four books in our Bibles that are known as

the prison epistles they are Ephesians we just finished

Philippians we're in now the next book Colossians

and then the letter to Philemon they were all written while Paul was in

prison why do I point that out because were it not for Paul being in prison

it's unlikely that we would even have these letters and if we didn't have

these letters we wouldn't have the encouragement from these letters I think

about the Book of Psalms which we're studying through on Thursday nights and

I think about David and were it not for the difficult circumstances in David's

life we would not have most of those Psalms had it not been for that and I

don't want to sound melodramatic when I say this but I can't imagine my life

without those Psalms and how God has used those Psalms in my life during some very

difficult times in my life and I'm so grateful that out of that

came those Psalms I'm so grateful that out of what Paul experienced came these

letters you see it there on the screen

and we know this at least I hope we know this but were it not for the

difficult times in our lives there would not be these grand and glorious things

in our lives either glorious things come out of very difficult times

and this is exactly what happened with the Philippians it was because of Paul's

imprisonment that out of that came their encouragement they were even emboldened

which meant that and implies that prior to they were embarrassed they were

ashamed to share the Gospel but now here's Paul in prison and because of

that now they're more emboldened and that's just the beginning of what God

brought about as a result of and as the purpose for the difficult and even

confusing set of circumstances this morning I got up early as I always do on

a Sunday morning and I spent a little bit more time kind of going over this

and I noticed a few things that I didn't actually see or even list when I first

prepared the teaching notice in verse 12 where Paul tells them that all that's

happened has actually served to advance the Gospel and then in verse 13 he says

it's becoming clear throughout the whole palace guard that he's in prison for

Jesus Christ and by the way in the book of Acts we get some blanks filled in

about how they got saved because of this in verse 14 he says that out of all of

this most of the Christians have become more confident in sharing Christ and it

gets better in verses 15 through 18 where Paul says that in spite of his

name being dragged through the mud Christ is preached and he will continue

to rejoice then in verse 19 he says something very interesting he says that

and here's that word again he knows he knows through their prayers

God's provision visa vie the Holy Spirit that all this happened to him will turn

out for his deliverance and the Gospel's furtherance so here's what I did I put

together a list of everything that came as a result of what had happened all

that it had happened to Paul I came up with seven you might find more I'll just

go through them real quick all that happened just from Paul being in prison

just for this church there in Philippi and the Roman guard that he was chained

to number one it advanced the Gospel number two those in the palace guard

were getting saved number three the Christians were emboldened and confident

to fearlessly proclaim the Gospel please note that when Paul says this he says

that they were confident to preach Christ without fear which means to me

that prior they were fearful and didn't proclaim the Gospel number four those

stirring up trouble for Paul were actually preaching Christ people were

still getting saved number five Paul's rejoicing was contagious and I

use that word for a reason because is not joy contagious don't you just love

it by the way sadly this goes both ways but don't you just love it

when you're talking with a Christian that's just genuinely full of joy

doesn't that just bless your heart don't you come away with sort of you

know a joy just because it's so contagious number six

it encouraged the church to pray more and specifically as it relates to the

Holy Spirit and number seven Paul knew he would eventually be delivered and as

such the kingdom of God would be furthered that's all that came out of

this I think it would be safe to conclude that this was indeed the very

purpose that God intended would you agree

would you agree with that conclusion that this was God's purpose in allowing

Paul to remain incarcerated this is why it is that He did not free him from the

prison as He had prior He had a purpose He had a plan

yeah but pastor the circumstances were very difficult yeah but here's the thing

knowing knowing this helps explain the reason God may be allowing that

difficulty in your life maybe it's to work His good through your life as

difficult as the circumstances might be as one so aptly said it God is more

concerned with His call upon your life than He is the circumstances in your

life let me hasten to say that this in no way means that God doesn't care about

your difficult circumstances it's that God cares more about what He's working

out of your difficult circumstances and is this not that famous verse that we

love so much but don't quote the verse after it Romans 8:28

and we know know not N O, K N O W we know that in all things all things God

works for the good of those who love Him and we kind of read past this part

really quick who had been called according to His purpose in fact

actually let's be honest right come on we're in church we have to be we

actually don't even bother to quote the last part of the verse we just we just

want to quote and we know that in all things God works for the good to those

who love Him and and will quote it that way and will try to encourage other

people by saying well you know God works all things together for the good you

know sometimes that's not well I just speak for myself I when you're in the

midst of a really fiery trial it just rings hollow I know that verse I know

that but it's this dare I say qualifier there's there's two preconditions if I

can say it that way one of which is that it's those who love the Lord and

secondly and perhaps more importantly in knowing that God works all things

together for the good it's the second one that it's applicable to those who

have been called according to His purpose now shouldn't we know what God's

purpose is because that's a precondition if you will well

that's verse 29 for those God foreknew He also predestined to be conformed to

the image of His Son stop right there

that's the purpose what's the purpose pastor bear with me I didn't have as

much coffee as I usually do this morning so I kind of didn't quite get that

well here's the thing the purpose is to make us more like Jesus that's His

purpose that trial in your life that difficult set of circumstances that make

absolutely no sense whatsoever the purpose is to make you more like Jesus

Christ to conform you into the image of Jesus Christ that you me might be the

firstborn among many brothers and sisters that's why that's the purpose I

want to ask a closing two-part question actually I might this will be my first

closing so don't get too excited here just as the Spirit leads Lord you'll

you'll lead two-part question and I think we would all do well to consider

this especially those who are going through a very difficult trial here's

the first part what grand and glorious plan is God working for good in and

through what you're going through

here's the second part to that question is there someone in your life that God

wants to reach in and through your life and even the difficult circumstances in

your life have you ever considered that maybe what you're going through is not

so much for you but for somebody else that's hard especially when you're in a

trial I mean just this notion that I'm suffering and going through these

difficult circumstances for somebody else no it's for you to but actually

people are watching you here's what I wanted to share and actually I think the

Lord wants me to to share it at least for this service anyway when my wife and

I first came here we actually came in December of 2003 and started the church

officially in 2004 by way of a Friday night Bible study and I really prayed

about when and even if quite honestly I was to start another church and I was

just waiting on the Lord and seeking the Lord for about a year and a half and

finally the Lord just made it clear that and this was in 2005 February to be

exact I'll never forget it was our first

official Sunday morning service as Calvary Chapel Kaneohe and I'll never

forget it because our first Sunday service was on Super Bowl Sunday you

know I'm going to write a book and if I write a book it will be how not to start

a church I think I've hundred things you don't do when you you don't have your

first Sunday service on Super Bowl Sunday anyway February of 2005

shortly after that we moved out of the Aloha Pregnancy Care and Counseling

Center and rented the Kaneohe SDA Church to have our Sunday morning services

where we would actually remain for 12 years before God just miraculously gave

us this church this beautiful church so it was shortly after that that we got

pregnant and I prayed that God would give us a girl because we had two boys I

don't want any more boys I wanted a girl and so sure enough we learned that we

were going to have a girl but in the eighth month of the pregnancy we learned

that our daughter her name Noelle was diagnosed with what is known as trisomy

18 the medical community calls that incompatible with life it's a third copy

of the 18 chromosome and babies don't survive that and so they told us that

she had a 50% chance of surviving the birth and she had only a 10% chance of

seeing her first birthday so basically we were going to take her home to die it

wasn't a matter of if it was a matter of when now keep in mind I had just started

the church and I was still working full time and all of a sudden now this

happens and we were crushed devastated and the enemy was right there you're out

of God's will you should have never started this church you made the biggest

mistake of your life and of course and you've heard this in a

variety of ways God's punishing you by allowing this to happen to you

I'll tell you it was really to this day the darkest time in my life so the

church I mean at the time it was kind of interesting because when I would preach

it would echo and that's not because of the acoustics the wooden pews those of

you who remember and there was only like maybe 25 people in those pews and so it

bounced off those empty wooden pews I mean the church was just very very

small and they were watching what's the pastor going to do is this not every

parent's worst nightmare this is unthinkable the death of a child

well Noelle was born on December 28th we resuscitated her took her home and she

required round-the-clock care and I just continued keeping my hands to the plow

and she lived for four months and six days and then she died in our arms at

Kapiolani Hospital on May the sixth of 2006

during that time the Lord ministered to me that yes He was doing a deep work in

my life but He was also using this in the life of others because you see a lot

of pastors come to Hawaii right here am I Lord send me not not Zimbabwe Hawaii

when I told my Board on the mainland that I really believe God was calling me

to Oahu I had one of my elders say to me true story

I think you heard God wrong He didn't say Oahu He said Ohio you got it

wrong to which I just responded get thee behind me Satan so unbeknownst to me

this small precious church that was watching my wife and I go through this

unthinkable trial of the death of our child

were sort of actually expecting me to toss in the towel like all the other

ones and go back to the mainland and in so doing leaving a bad taste in people's

mouth and as so many had done before but we didn't kept our hands to the plow I

remember some Sunday's it was brutal I felt so sorry for the people because I

mean I'm I'm just I'm preaching but I'm dying I'm just dying inside just crushed

just crushed

but it wasn't long after that in fact 40 days 45 days after that miraculously and

that's a maybe another topic for another time but my wife said I really want to

have another girl not to replace Noelle but to heal our broken hearts over

Noelle and we can see the first time not easy for us we couldn't have children

for the first 10 years of our marriage and 45 days after we conceived and of

course my daughter Sabia is 11 years old today but the church was watching

this and when they saw us go through and God get us through that trial they

realized wow they're not going anywhere and you know what neither are we

this guy's committed and if he's going to be that committed to this church after

the death of his daughter then they committed to the church because it was

almost like a we'll wait and see the jury's out and what I didn't realize at

the time what I couldn't know at the time maybe it could be argued I should

have known at the time was that God was that was His purpose for this church I

stand before you today and I've said it before I'll say it again and I'll close

with this I cannot even imagine my life without you as a church I can't imagine

had I not gone through as painful as it was I can't imagine not going

through that that whole experience and every time I stand before you this

church as is my privilege every week I just am

reminded of the goodness of God no matter what no matter how hard if you're

going through a difficult time today I want to encourage you you just wait

you'll see what God's gonna do in and through what you're going through

let's pray Father in Heaven I thank You so much I thank You for the friend of

difficulty I thank You for the the servant of trials Lord I thank You for

what as only You can and always do bring out of those trials in our lives thank

you Lord in Jesus name Amen

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1994年的台北市長選舉,

是一場空前激烈,

甚至頗為瘋狂的選戰,

黃大洲、陳水扁、趙少康,

分別代表國民黨、民進黨、新 黨參選,

黃相對弱勢,

阿扁與趙則都是具有群眾魅力 的候選人,

兩人打得難分難解,

選民也高度動員,

雙方情緒激昂,

許多人在自己的車上、辦公桌 上插著自己力挺的候選人旗 幟,

陌生人路上相遇會比出候選人 號次相互打氣或嗆聲,

趙的支持者尤其外顯,

造勢場合萬頭鑽動,

許多人認定趙將會勝選,

那股氣勢絲毫不遜於目前當紅 的韓國瑜,

但開票結果卻是陳水扁勝出。

24年後的韓國瑜,

會不會是另外一個趙少康? 趙少康當年的強大聲勢,

激起了不少民進黨潛在支持者 的危機感,

趙的新黨色彩,

則使得不少本土、中間選民感 到不安,

紛紛把原本未必會投的票投給 了陳水扁,

選舉結果自然也就和很多人預 期不同。

國民黨在高雄被壓著打了太多 年,

支持者悶壞了,

韓國瑜此次的聲勢,

讓他們興奮不已,

積極表態,

但韓國瑜必須小心不要讓自己 、身邊的人以及支持群眾因 為選情走高而顯露驕態,

甚至令人有囂張之感,

蔡英文兩年前告誡民進黨同志 必須「謙卑、謙卑、再謙卑 」的警語,

現在完全適用於韓國瑜及其團 隊。

此外,

韓國瑜不僅要避免變成國民黨 舊勢力復辟的象徵,

更要盡全力但自然地展現他的 草根、本土連結。

畢竟,

高雄仍是民進黨深耕過的地區 ,

選民結構也與北部地區大不相 同,

韓雖然似乎已經突破了一些傳 統的界線,

可是如果「外來者」的色彩過 強,

還是不利爭取選票,

而且可能會是最後遭翻盤的關 鍵,

而民進黨正是最擅長這種逆轉 戰局的高手。

韓流固然當紅,

但韓流不要予人寒流的感覺,

對於即使是綠營支持者,

也應該像是一道暖流,

展現有溫度的交流和誠意,

至少別讓對方對韓國瑜的當選 有強烈恐懼感。

一場造勢大會能聚集幾萬人,

很不容易,

但這些不是選票,

韓國瑜現在聲勢越高,

對手能找到反撲的缺口可能也 越多越大。

這是韓國瑜必須戒慎恐懼的危 機。

彭文正發動臉書民調!韓國瑜 、陳其邁支持度超嚇人引熱 議 年底九合一大選倒數不 到 40 天,

政論節目主持人彭文正在臉書 建立高雄市長選舉網路民調 票選活動,

吸引約 1 萬 8 千名網 友投票,

國民黨籍參選人韓國瑜支持度 高達 72% 、民進黨籍 參選人陳其邁 28% ,

雙方差距懸殊,

引起兩派網友論戰。

彭文正在昨( 16 )日晚 間 8 點半左右發起投票 活動,

預計於 10 月 25 日 結束,

投票貼文截至 17 日早上 10 時為止,

在 13 、14 個小時內 ,

已累積了 1.

8 萬票、 570 則留言 、 208 次分享,

可說是相當踴躍。

而陳其邁獲得 5090 票 、支持率 28% ;韓國 瑜獲得高達 1.

3 萬票、支持度達 72% ,

兩人差距之大令人咋舌。

彭文正發動臉書民調!韓國瑜 、陳其邁支持度超嚇人引熱 議 政論節目主持人彭文正 在臉書上發動高雄市長選舉 民調票選活動。

(圖/翻攝自彭文正臉書) 政論節目主持人彭文正在 臉書上發動高雄市長選舉民 調票選活動。

(圖/翻攝自彭文正臉書) 彭文正臉書貼文掀起網友 兩方論戰,

部分網友認為票數差距大有鬼 ,

「韓國瑜那邊投票的帳號,

隨便點點都能看到今年 7 月才加入臉書,

或是朋友不到 10 人的帳 號,

這代表的是什麼大家自己想想 」、「去看看爆政這幾天韓 國瑜的文章不斷的貼,

忽然爆量的文章明顯後面有鬼 」、「韓國瑜不是說高雄又 老又窮,

去支持這樣的候選人不就顯示 去支持韓國瑜的高雄人都和 他一樣又老又窮?」不少綠 營支持者也紛紛現身力挺「 我支持陳其邁」、「陳其邁 讚」。

而韓國瑜支持者則反駁「民進 黨從北抹黑到南,

如果票開出來翻盤,

以後就清醒閉嘴」,

指出如今的民進黨已經不是過 去 2 、 30 年前那 樣清廉、執政、愛鄉土了,

而是意識形態大於國家以及人 民核心之上,

還有網友高喊「支持陳其邁,

票投韓國瑜」,

並點出「連彭文正辦的民調都 還能輸,

看來韓國瑜快當市長了」、「 韓國瑜,

凍蒜啦」、「民進黨在高雄擺 爛 20 年,

絕對不投民進黨」。

韓國瑜能否翻轉高雄?兩因素 為關鍵 國民黨高雄市長參 選人韓國瑜(中)靈活的打 法,

讓他的支持度、人氣扶搖直上 ,

逼得被稱躺著就當選的民進黨 參選人陳其邁,

不得不調整戰略應戰。

國民黨高雄市長參選人韓國瑜 靈活的打法,

讓他的支持度、人氣扶搖直上 ,

逼得被稱躺著就當選的民進黨 參選人陳其邁,

不得不調整戰略應戰。

對此,

國家政策研究基金會助理研究 員陳冠安表示,

這次高雄選戰最關鍵的兩個因 素就是誰能提出「一套接地 氣,

讓高雄變好」的論述,

以及「中間選民」的態度。

陳冠安於國家政策研究基金會 的《國政評論》撰文指出,

韓國瑜靈活的打法,

讓他的支持度、人氣扶搖直上 ,

逼得陳其邁,

不得不調整戰略應戰,

甚至在某網紅節目表示自己在 高雄住了48年,

最接高雄地氣,

未來也會與高雄一直走下去。

然而,

所謂的「接地氣」應該是勤到 基層與民眾互動,

理解現在高雄的困境,

想出解決的辦法。

並不與出生、成長有絕對的關 聯。

另一方面,

從TVBS的高雄市長選情民 調可觀察出,

這次游離的「中間選民」將是 選情的關鍵,

誰能得到中間選民的青睞便能 贏得選戰。

對中間選民來說,

意識形態不是最關注的議題,

而是在於誰能提出具體可行的 方案和辦法解決現今高雄的 困境。

總的來說,

韓國瑜的出現,

為高雄市的選情激盪出火花,

也同時刺激各陣營,

提出更接地氣的政策,

而非只是怠惰,

這樣才能為這座山海港灣城市 ,

帶來蛻變。

韓國瑜仍有危機!李艷秋示警 :國民黨別觀錯風向 國民 黨高雄市長候選人韓國瑜昨 晚在鳳山舉辦造勢活動,

會場爆滿照在網路瘋傳。

對此,

資深媒體人李艷秋在臉書直言 ,

若去掉國旗,

韓國瑜鳳山造勢是過去民進黨 的場景,

群眾high翻、氣勢驚人,

但韓國瑜仍有危機,

麻煩來自黨內。

李艷秋在臉書表示,

兩星期前民進黨高雄市長候選 人陳其邁的鳳山造勢,

也是過去民進黨的場景,

悲情的音樂、台灣不能輸的沉 重訴求,

和過去不同的是台下支持者排 排坐,

拚命吶喊、想靠近候選人的動 力是涼的,

「自動與動員,

從來就是檢驗選舉人氣最好的 指標,

陳其邁和韓國瑜的能量正在互 換中。

」 「韓國瑜仍有危機,

麻煩來自黨內」李艷秋接著說 ,

毫無疑問,

這場選戰不論輸贏,

韓國瑜都已成為奇蹟,

甚至向經典邁進;這場選戰是 韓國瑜靠自己打出來的,

國民黨不是贏的關鍵字,

相反地,

國民黨的老舊或派系勢力出現 ,

又會將選戰逼回藍綠對決。

她進一步指出,

前立法院長王金平和韓國瑜合 照的看板,

要從鳳山、旗山、岡山,

一路掛到底嗎?韓國瑜從開始 就跳脫國民黨的傳統打法,

最後半個月,

身邊要站滿丟掉高雄20年的 老舊勢力嗎?有人會因為這 些人站出來,

投韓國瑜一票嗎? 李艷秋 說,

當然可以理解,

候選人以和為貴,

不可能將熱心幫忙的人拒於門 外,

但這些人是否能自己想一想,

是韓國瑜選市長,

有必要把自己的照片到處掛嗎 ?還有幾場大型造勢,

有必要與候選人一起大進場嗎 ?可以把群眾的熱情全留給 候選人嗎?造勢會上的助講 ,

可以講短一些嗎?群眾為了候 選人而來,

讓他多講一些吧! 「韓國 瑜能不能改變高雄?不知道 」李艷秋表示,

但韓絕對改變了高雄傳統的藍 綠思維,

而這個思維,

可能漫延全台,

「國民黨,

別觀錯風向。

」 1994年的台北市長選 舉,

是一場空前激烈,

甚至頗為瘋狂的選戰,

黃大洲、陳水扁、趙少康,

分別代表國民黨、民進黨、新 黨參選,

黃相對弱勢,

阿扁與趙則都是具有群眾魅力 的候選人,

兩人打得難分難解,

選民也高度動員,

雙方情緒激昂,

許多人在自己的車上、辦公桌 上插著自己力挺的候選人旗 幟,

陌生人路上相遇會比出候選人 號次相互打氣或嗆聲,

趙的支持者尤其外顯,

造勢場合萬頭鑽動,

許多人認定趙將會勝選,

那股氣勢絲毫不遜於目前當紅 的韓國瑜,

但開票結果卻是陳水扁勝出。

24年後的韓國瑜,

會不會是另外一個趙少康? 趙少康當年的強大聲勢,

激起了不少民進黨潛在支持者 的危機感,

趙的新黨色彩,

則使得不少本土、中間選民感 到不安,

紛紛把原本未必會投的票投給 了陳水扁,

選舉結果自然也就和很多人預 期不同。

國民黨在高雄被壓著打了太多 年,

支持者悶壞了,

韓國瑜此次的聲勢,

讓他們興奮不已,

積極表態,

但韓國瑜必須小心不要讓自己 、身邊的人以及支持群眾因 為選情走高而顯露驕態,

甚至令人有囂張之感,

蔡英文兩年前告誡民進黨同志 必須「謙卑、謙卑、再謙卑 」的警語,

現在完全適用於韓國瑜及其團 隊。

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