This is the Truth Network. Welcome to all you joyriders out there. This is a fantastic show from the guys you know. I'm speaking of none other than the Band of Brothers. My name's Keith, producer for such fine Truth Network programming like The Masculine Journey and Masculine Journey After Hours.
In this podcast, you can expect to laugh and smile with godly men who want nothing more than to honor and glorify God.
So sit back, relax, and enjoy the joyride. Hey, Joyriders, it is I, the great Catheny. And I'm still in performance mode and today I'm officially back on stage in front of a live crowd. Of sorts. You see, this week the guys are talking about how we as Christians should not hide the glory that God has instilled in us, but use it as a testament to God's greatness and to further the kingdom.
So that's what I'm gonna do. By entertaining the people. Oh, excuse me. I'm on. Yeah.
Yeah. Okay. Hello, ladies and gentlemen. I'm so glad to be back here on stage again. And without further ado, the first number is.
B9.
Now Miss Gladys, we talked about this. There is no way you have bingo. We just started playing. Don't you point that finger up at me. Security, keep an eye on her.
She has hard candy in her purse and she's not afraid to throw it. You know, if anybody's questioning, oh, are you pulling out some concept from scripture that we don't have anything to support it? That right there supports it, that we carry a glory of God.
So. Yeah, we yes, we do.
Well, thank you. You want to talk about your clip? Yeah. Well, I want to. You got a clip?
We can take a breath.
Okay, let's go. Good.
So, my clip is from Forrest Gump, Sam's favorite movie. Yeah. But this one. Yes. Since Forest was habitual uh glory caller i mean he looked and saw the best in everybody G and E has Girl, he grew up with, he ended up marrying, but had a really rough past, and he always saw the good in her despite what was going on, loved her.
And then there was Bubba, his friend that got killed in the army, and then Lieutenant Dan, who he actually saved, who Lieutenant Dan felt like his purpose in life was to die in war. All his other family had done that. And um Forrest wouldn't let it go at that. I mean, he saved him. And he gave him the dignity.
He saw the leadership in Lieutenant Dan. He didn't give up on Lieutenant Dan when Lieutenant Dan. Gave up on himself and just wanted to die, and he wouldn't let him do it. And this is, this is just a Short clip. I think it's after he's saved and before they really get into the story where they have a past, even after this, we're forced.
Kind of leads him into business and some other stuff, but This is just a conversation between them, and it's nothing really around glory, but it gives you an idea of just what he feels about them.
Okay, here we go. Did you hear what I said? You cheated me! I had a destiny. I was supposed to die in the field with honor.
That was my destiny, and you... Seated me out! Small. Do you understand what I'm saying, Gunk? This wasn't supposed to happen.
Not to me. I had a destiny. I was Lieutenant. Dan Taylor. You still.
You can't dance. Amazing. That's anticlimactic. That was. He's kind of stated the obvious, but really, that's the way he saw him.
I mean, Dan felt like if he didn't die in battle, he wasn't Lieutenant Dan. I mean, his identity, his glory, he didn't live up to it. Before saying, like, no, you're still the guy. Whether you're alive or dead, you're still the guy. You're still the guy.
still carry that glory, dead or alive. No, you're absolutely right. It does show that well that he's just saying, hey, it doesn't matter. I mean, it matters that you're missing your legs. Right.
It doesn't change. You are the essence of who you are and why you were made. Right. Right, absolutely. Just looking at you guys, you're all staring back at me.
It's like, ah, well, I've got a question for everybody.
Okay. I'm worried I'm schizophrenic. Oh, you are. That's a good question. I have been guessing.
So from The Guide's a Masculine Journey, I'm Keith and we'll see you down the road.
