The "Bad Christians" | Wendy Wilson

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Thank you. This is What's Right, What's Left, with Pastor Ernie Sanders. Good evening, and welcome to another edition of What's Right, What's Left on this 11th day of March 2026. Folks, you know, you old folks have been saying spunky. needs anger management.

Well listen, remember. You said that about me, and I beat you up for it. Spunky. is my producer. He's my apprentice.

Oh, what have I created? He's Style? I am. I am style. I'll agree to that portion.

All right.

Well, listen, you know what? She doesn't need anger management at all. Uh but she's always saying she needs her beauty sleeping. That's why she takes off and she leaves me to do the program. by myself late into the night.

I reach early morning. And so I ask you, folks, Take a look at the two of us, Miss Wendy Wilson and myself, and tell us which one of us really needs beauty sleep. Hey, Wendy. Hey, how are you? And I need beauty sleep.

All right.

Alright, say say hi to Spunky. Hey, Spunky. Hey, Wendy. There you go. Listen, we got a lot to talk about tonight.

You got are you guys ready to roll? Yeah. The title of the message was God really does mean what he says. A lot of people don't believe that, they don't take them seriously. But the vast majority of people are clueless.

They've got no idea what God has said. They never go to the Bible. And that's not smart at all. But anyhow, So we started here And we talked about The good, the bad, and the ugly. where it comes to Professing Christians.

You have the the three sects: the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Now, we covered the good this week already. And those are the Uh spirit-filled born-again Blood-soaked Christians, those that really believe the Word of God, they know the belief of the Word of God because they read the Word of God and they study the Word of God. And they love God's laws. Those are the good. We're gonna get into the bed.

Now Here The bad, we're going to start tonight in in Revelation chapter 3 verse 14. And even though, you know, they agree with Christian doctrines in general. They will not take a hard stand on controversial issues such as abortion or. side of me. They tend to to take a neutral position by their actions.

In other words, from the pulpit they'll condemn these sins, thou condemn the sin of sodery, thou condemn the sin of abortion, But they don't do anything about it. They They do not believe in any kind of Christian activism. They really don't hold to being a doer of the word. They hold to being a hearer only. And so By that position and their actions, which actually they align more with the worldly eminence.

They tend to use watered-down versions of the Bible. And they will pervert passages of scripture like Romans thirteen more than any other. Romans 13. For an excuse For their failure to stand up against corrupt government. Genesis to Revelation, God's word the Bible teaches resistance to tyranny is obedience to God.

But they'll say, Well, I don't suggest you even get in any politics and if it's legal, don't protest it. whether it's abortion, whether it's sodomy, whatever It's child sex trafficking. If the government makes it legal, just don't protest. Passages of scripture dealing with taxes. like Matthew seventeen or No.

Matthew 22. Uh they Well, they will not stand up against unlawful tax. In fact, they won't stand up. against anything if it takes courage at all. And that's the mega The mega and Prosperity Church.

So we start tonight in Revelation chapter 3, verse 14. And unto the angel of the church of Laodicea, write these things, saith the Amen, a faithful and a true witness, the beginning of the creation of God.

So who di who does the faithful and the true witness in the beginning of the creation of God? Holy Spirit? No, it's the Lord Jesus himself he's talking here. No. Here He says And who's who's the angel of the Church of Laodicea?

It's not spunky 'cause he's got anger management problems, but It's the pastor of the church. Yeah. Okay. And Now here This is the church of Laodicea. Uh, it's say like a mega church type or the prosperity.

Now Uh A lot of the Prosperity Church have apostasized in fact probably the majority of them In this case, it hasn't apostasized yet. They haven't become apostate because The Lord has not removed their candlestick. He says, I know thy works that there are neither cold nor hot. I would that though we're cold or hot. Tell me, Wendy, what do you think's the colder or the hottest?

is should should we be in this passage of Scripture the way to place Shall we be hot or shall we be cold towards the Lord? Probably hot because I guess blue sea is lukewarm. Yep, you're right. You're right.

So then, because thou art lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot, I will spew thee. Out of my mouth.

Okay, in other words, you make me actually the word there that used is to vomit you out. Uh, once that happens, you're no longer a part of the body, are you? No, that's not a problem. And so here Of course the body means the church.

Now, Because thou sayest I am rich and increased with goods, and have need of nothing. and knowest not that thou art wretched, miserable, and poor, and blind, and naked.

Now Here Uh Have you have you ever talked to some of the folks that attend these mega church or uh especially the prosperity churches, the ones that are that that are usually mega churches too. Uh You know, when you talk to them, they're telling you about their church. They tell you about the size of the building, how many people it holds, You can get the sanctuary if the They tell you about their bookstore they have there. the coffee shop that they have, sometimes they have a little movie theater in there. Um the things they're not talking about They don't tell you.

How many Of the hungry they fed. They don't really see they they associate their standing uh s as a as a Christian with the wealth of of their establishment there that they attend.

Now, that's not in every case, that's not everybody. That's, you know, there are some good people that attend those too, but But in a lot of cases I know I've come, you know, people will will see me, I'll be out someplace and they'll recognize me, and they'll come up and introduce and they want to tell me about the the church they're attending, you know, where they're at, this and that. But they don't talk about Feeding the hungry, they don't talk about housing the homeless or clothing the naked or uh visiting those in prisons or jails, they don't usually talk about that. They They they talk about uh the type of people I Um I mentioned this before. We had a couple were attending our church for Uh quite a while.

And uh Here but they would only come every other week. Every other week they'd come to our church, and every single time. uh they would ask for it 'cause we have a pantry with food in it. uh either f you know, to take home some groceries, some food, or uh, you know, for gas money.

Sometimes they'd ask for gas money, okay.

So I asked him one day, you know, you come here every other week. Where are you where do you go in between? And they mentioned a large one of the of large mega churches in the area. And I said, Why are you coming to us? uh for that you know if they're a rich ch church why don't you go to them for your gas money and your Um groceries And their answer was, If they knew That we were poor, we would not be welcome there.

I see. And I said, No, okay, I want you to Look me in the eye now, and tell me, do you understand what you just said to me? And they couldn't. They they kind of looked down, okay? Um And I and and and I want to say too that You know, this couple was definitely not a not a h Uh you know people of means Uh and but Here you know, they they should have known better.

I mean, they really should have known better, right? And so here it goes on and this is what I'm what I'm talking about. Here. Over the years, many, many Italian people have come to our church for the first time, they expected to see some huge Um, sanctuary and and uh That and they don't, you know, we have a small church building. Why?

Well, For for all those years we've spend our money on feeding the hungry. How's in the home us? Going up, we we to this very day, we still help. You know, there's a lot of people in prisons. that have nobody I mean absolutely no family out there at all.

And see w and these people that don't get visits They're usually the ones that have have the accidents in prison if you know what I mean. It's like the people often in the nursing homes and that's where we would attend the nursing homes often and You wouldn't the ones that Didn't get any visitors, or the ones that didn't get very good care often. And so That's why, because here here's why. We actually believe the word of God. I mean, for real, we actually do.

We actually believe James one twenty two be you a doer of the word, not a hearer only, for real. And so that's why we spend our money feeding the hungry, housing the homeless. We put a lot of of people up over the years that didn't have a place to live, the homeless. Uh, because see, that's what the Bible tells us to do. It doesn't tell us to uh spend of our time on building projects Uh I I couldn't find one place in scripture where they were told us to take a a luxury cruise.

you know, with high uh profile preachers preaching while you're Spending five six thousand dollars on a luxury cruise Uh it doesn't now. I don't have you know, if if people wanna spend their money whatever way I don't But but when you're talking about what the Bible teaches, about what a church is supposed to do.

Well, I really do believe the Bible. And so. He goes on to say I counsel thee to buy of me gold, Cried in the fire That thou mayest be rich And white rabnet. that thou mayest be clothed. in the shame of thy nakedness do not appear.

and anoint thine eyes with I saft, that thou mayest see. What do you think, Hal? Uh here The meaning of buy me gold. What do you think that means? Um Well, when you try gold in the fire, it pur purifies it.

Well, that's true when you've tried now that reference to being tried in the fire is referring to When you come under persecution for the Lord's sake, in other words, are you willing to stand your ground? Are you gonna are you gonna buckle? Uh like what happened uh, with that thing with the COVID. when they told those churches to shut down and only ten and they they listened right away. to a corrupt government here in Ohio.

Uh where Amy actin Say, well, we're going to keep the abortion mills open. We're going to keep the the marijuana stores open and we're going to keep the the aboot uh state run whiskey stores open But we're going to close down churches. And a lot of the pr a lot of the oppressive preachers that they They backed off right away. Yeah, all of them here pretty much did that. They didn't have the courage to stand, okay.

And so, when it counts, that's what he's talking about: being tried in the fire of gold, being ready. Uh You know, two Find it in all glory to be found worthy to be suffered to suffer persecution for the Lord's sake. And he says, Here, what about Uh, and putting on white remnants. Do you know what what white remnant uh refers to? Purity.

Well, righteousness. Righteousness, yeah. And thou mayest be clothed that thou The shame of thy nakedness Do not appear. Do you know what what the shame of your nakedness is? Um Blame you'll be found blameless?

Well, not exactly.

Well, that style, he knows a lot about nakedness. I do? That's news to me. Oh, alrighty. I gotta I just wanted to see if you were still there.

You better stay outside my windows, all right? I don't want any of that. Anyhow, Here what he's referring to. is being unclothed without having your your garment of your garment of righteousness, your robe of righteousness You stand there naked with all your sins. That's what it's referring to.

You're standing there in your sin. without having a a cloak of righteousness is what he's referring to. And and what it says and do not appear, and anoint thine eyes with ISAF. That thou mayest see What do you think he's telling you to see? Uh Oh well, Jesus kinda did something with, you know what uh dirt and spittle on someone's eyes to take away blindness so they're they're not seeing what they're doing.

Well, that's a physical blindness. Here he's here's referring to The spiritual, in other words, that you will see the error of your ways. He's talking to them in that church. Of Laodic Law. That are that think that the reason that God has given him so much wealth, is because they're special, that they're they're special Above others Because they're they're wealthy.

And that means God loves them more, okay? Um some of the old belief in the uh back in the the Old Testament They had a belief that Uh those that were wealthy It helped thee. were blessed by God even if they uh they God loved them more. Then he did the poor and the sickly.

Well God doesn't love them more. uh than he does the poor and the sickly.

Okay. And he says, As many as I love I rebuke, and I chasten. Be zealous, therefore, and repent.

So he's telling em now that the time is to repent and and turn away from you know, serving mammon And start serving him. He says, Behold. I stand at the door, and if any man knock, If any man hear my voice and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him and he with me.

So what does he say in there? When he says, Behold, I stand at the door. What is he saying? He's saying he's not in this he he's not in this church. You know You claim to be a Christian church, but I'm not here.

He hasn't been invited in, has he? No, huh. He says To him that overcometh. I will grant to sit with me in my throne, even as I also overcome and sat down with my father in his throne. He that hath an ear, let him hear.

What the Spirit Say Unto the Churches So here Uh he's making a very, very clear Point there. Uh that uh they need to repent while they can because They either repent or they're going to perish, huh? And then Uh See, what what happens w what they're doing Is um You know Those that are more symbolism over substance, the They profess to be born-again Christians. Um And a lot of them are like neo-evangelical. They're more inclined to lean toward the practice of comfort zone what they call comfort zone Christianity.

Having the identity Having two identify more with Mm materialistic type of Uh Perceived. Christianity. such as body count Christianity would be another one. They They associate with going to a place that there's a a lot of bodies, a lot of members that somehow that's that's better than to going to um, say a small church with a few people. How many how many men did Jesus take and turn the world upside down with?

Twelve. And so they're the idea the bigger the building, the wealthier the members, The higher the social status, Um the the the better Christian you are. And that's the mindset Now, they don't say that with words. But their actions speak a lot louder than their words, huh? Yeah.

So now we're going to do next we're going to go into the ugly. The ugly lips The ugly is the Apostate Church. And those that Embrace liberation theology. Do you know what liberation theology is? Uh I've heard the term, um Basically, um they're tolerant for most everything.

Well, yeah, that's true. They are. But it's the teachings of Jürgen Moltemann. I remember this, you don't, because you're not old enough. But I remember here Back in the early sixties, the teachings of Jürgen Moltemann.

And he was from the university that uh was at Tubingen. Tubing in there. And And um he taught that Christ was They It's catalogical. Hope. of the future.

And he he taught these and he combined his teachings with the teachings of Ernst Bloch.

Now Ernest Bloch also was at the University of Tubigen and he was a Marxist philosopher And that was back in in the sixties.

Now, Here What they were teaching was that Uh Okay. Here, everything that Christ has done up to now for us, everything He's done up to now. is really irrelevant. It's what he's gonna do from this point on when he comes back. And If I asked you.

What is salvation, Wendy? What what When you tell me you're saved, what do you mean by that? What would you say? Uh What do you mean by salvation? means that you're letting the Lord Jesus Christ lead you in your path.

Alright, so that that your salvation is in the Lord. And then here you will spend eternity in a glorified body in glory, right? Right.

Okay, well you say that's not what the way what they take a look at salvation. When the Lord Jesus comes back, he's coming back for a whole different reason. And I'm going to stop right there. and I'll pick it up Lord's willing there to morrow.

So we'll be back right after this. Death hurts, there's a bond, death stops any beating heart. It's tough and strong, strong enough. Look at what you've done. Just look at what you've done.

You killed our only child, you killed our unborn son. Death hurts. You say you're sorry. Yeah, I know. But it Even so.

I've learned something new. I've seen The real you. I've really learned a lot. Really learned.

So death will break your heart. Death is like a buff. Tears you all apart. Tears you all apart. Death.

Hurts you and you we could have had happiness, blissfulness together But all we have is regretfulness for you and me No matter what you say No matter what you do Forever end of day I am through with you You crush me Look, what I have done. I killed our unborn son. I could have given life and I could have saved your life. I'm in love with you, no matter what you do. Choice, it was just a lie.

It took my child. And you death hurt hurts. One of those things that happens So often when a guy finds out that his wife is gone, and kill their unborn baby. Especially w Uh boy, I'm gonna tell you, they got into an argument or something and That that's the end of that marriage. And so There's nothing ever good that ever comes out of abortion.

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Okay. Kids, we're good friends. All right.

My only good friend right here. is Miss Wendy Wilson. And She likes animals. She likes them a lot, right? Yeah, I'm a pet lover.

I know you are. Yeah. And so Yeah, I I tell you, I won't tolerate cruelty to animals. I don't tolerate it at all. Not at all.

When I say that, that's when I have to have anger management, right? And so, anyhow Tell us what's happening with the pets in Europe and the pets here. There's a difference. Oh, yeah. I was looking at this.

Some research that I came across.

So if you're an animal lover out there and you have pets, you're going to want to find out about this. There's some things that we can do to help improve our pet health and help them to live longer lives. And there are several studies, Pastor, looking at the health and longevity of pets in Europe and comparing them to pets that live in the United States.

Now some of these studies find that pets in Europe live longer than our pets in the US. And it It must be a topic of value since several studies were looking into this matter, so we're going to check this out. Here's some major differences. The scientific reports are showing there are some major differences in how our pets are treated and cared for, such as there's differences in food ingredient regulations. different veterinarian philosophies and higher welfare standards.

So if we take a look at all these three differences, we see there is significant concern.

So according to the reports, in the European Union They ban the use of dead or diseased animals to be used in pet food products. I know that sounds gross, but it has happened. When you compare this to the regulations in the United States, um they're kind of lax. Uh they're not really enforced. But in the European Union, pet food ingredients have to pass veterinarian standards and inspections And there's no such regulation like that in the United States.

According to Pet Food Industry publication of march twenty eighteen, They said periodically you may see pet food recalls involving What is called phenobarbital, which is a euthanasia drug to put pets to sleep. and is in pet food.

So we're told this is not a standard practice, but can be rare.

So, you know, when they when they put a pet to sleep and you leave the pet, I guess, in the vet's hands, th they can give that carcass over to the pet food manufacturers. That's how the that's how the drug gets in the food. I bury all my pets once they once they're gone. Right.

Yeah. Now in the United States, vets urge pet owners to spay and neuter their pet within six months of age before the first heat. In many U. S. states, it's a requirement if you're adopting a pet However, vets in Europe do not recommend spaying or neutering pets, stating it protects the pets from health issues as they age.

Did you ever hear that? Yeah. I've noticed that uh the female dogs, once they get spayed, they seem to get fat. Yeah, no doubt.

Now in the European Union, they have higher and stricter standards in breeding and housing for pets. with seventy four percent of the citizens in agreement with these policies.

So European countries also emphasize regular screening of pets for earlier detection of health issues. that results in a thirty three percent higher senior pet rating.

So the senior pets are healthier Over in Europe.

So, um That's just it, you know, over here. our pets seem to age faster, I think. Um Now here's a study. This was september twenty twenty three, the National Library of Medicine Center for Biotechnology. They published a study comparing European and United States animal programs and behaviors.

And one big difference is that dogs in Europe are integrated into society differently than in the United States. Here's a quote from that report. It says, when I traveled in Europe, specifically England, Germany and France and the Netherlands, I noticed an intense difference in the way dogs were treated and integrated into society compared to the United States. Quite simply, dogs were everywhere in restaurants and on buses and even at performance venues. And countless other places.

European dogs and American dogs behave differently.

So um they're so quiet and friendly, she was saying in the report. Over in Europe, you could be sitting in a restaurant, they'd be sitting in a chair at the table just sitting there. uh watching their uh owners eat and they may be given a few scraps to eat and they're very polite.

Now in the United States, pets are really not welcome in most areas of society, whereas in Europe, dogs are welcome in most public spaces. They're calm, relaxed and quiet there. Compared to the United States, dogs aren't welcome in most public spaces and often struggle in the public places where they are allowed.

So the differences in behavior can be The individual dogs' temperament, how they were socialized, and maybe training they received when they were a puppy.

So in the U US people are really not comfortable seeing dogs at the grocery store or other public stores for that matter. In warmer months you may see dogs with their owners at an outside seating area, like at a craft beer place, but usually not inside the craft beer place. I'm not comfortable Seeing Democrats at the grocery store. Yeah, I mean, y around here, I'm in a more rural area. You see dogs at you know, the hardware store like Lowe's, they let them come in.

They don't have to be like uh you know, a a a a dog that's for, you know, somebody with a particular illness, you know. But um but you you you people don't wanna see them in restaurants and and grocery stores here. Let's look at the breeds and also the vaccine topic that was covered. There's multiple factors that impact our pets.

So, how humans interact with pets plays a big role, and certain breeds have different tendencies and instincts. This will impact how humans relate to them. For instance, golder retrievers golden retrievers the European golden retrievers tend to have better health and longer lifespans compared to the American counterpart. Due to stricter breeding regulations and genetic screening in Europe, which may result in lower rates of specific cancers like Um Hemogiocarcinomas and lymphoma. And here's a note.

American veterinarian virologists have reported that frequent use of the Borditella vaccine. Do you know what that is, Pastor? No. Okay, so if you wanted to board your dog at the vet, if you had to go away on a trip for work or vacation and you decided to bring your dog, A lot of people would board them at the vet, but the vet requires the dog to have a Bordatella vaccine. uh which uh it's a virus uh usually They call it the b n the kennel cough 'cause dogs pick up a cough virus uh when they're boarded at the vet.

And so they try to inoculate them.

So they don't get it, but every time I've heard people board their pet, they get the bortotello, but the pet comes home with the virus anyway. Yeah. And they're at anyway, the virologists were saying the use of the Bordatelevaccine puts the dog at greater risk of developing leukemia.

So that's bad. Um Here's another quote from the report. This was Center of Biotechnology at the National Library of Medicine. They said, the use of vaccines is not free of risk. And an owner has reason to be upset if their healthy animal is sickened by the administration of a vaccine.

residential uh virulence and toxicity. I'm sorry, residual virulence and toxicity, allergic responses, disease in immunodeficient hosts. neurological complications and harmful effects on pregnant dogs are a potential risk associated with the use of vaccines.

Now the list of vaccines, here's the comparison. The list of vaccines American vets use is much longer compared to those in the European countries.

So in the United States, the list of vaccines are rabies, The DHPP and the DA two PP, which is your distemper. uh addendo hepatitis para virus uh influenza Often it's given as a combo shot to protect against multiple diseases, but it increases the risk of neurological outcomes. The distemper shot affects the respiratory and GI and nervous system. The adendovirus hepatitis can cause liver and eye disease. The Perovirus, highly contagious, causing severe diarrhea and vomiting.

The para influenza vaccine, a respiratory virus, it can cause kennel cough. Yeah. and also a Bortotello vaccine, canine respiratory complex vaccine, also known as your kennel cough. can give them channel costs. A leptose periosis, which is recommended for dogs.

To avoid a bacterial disease, I have had vets tell me that just your dogs running out in the backyard can pick up that.

So they want to inoculate them. I don't get vaccines of any kind myself and and I don't I don't give them for my dog either, okay. Uh he's uh You know, Scamper is gonna be fifteen he's fifteen years old. And uh in his gapers he's He really s uh fits up to his name because Man, he's all over the place. He he could even though he's fifteen, he can run like uh the wind.

and he's a very, very happy dog. And so But did you notice? Huh? Did you know that In Europe. You were talking about in Europe in places like the United Kingdom.

on that where there's a lot of Muslims, but there's a lot of Muslims They don't treat dogs too well. Um although in those Muslim areas. In fact, did you know right here in New York City they they wanted to pass a law. the saying that you c you couldn't keep dogs in your house that you shouldn't shouldn't have a dog inside your house. What do you think of that?

Wow. Uh, so who who pressed for that? The Muslims? Yeah, the Muslims. Uh-huh.

Well, I was done with my list here. Other virus vaccines that US vets give is Lyme disease. It's recommended for dogs in areas with high kick populations like Northeast and Upper Midwest. And lastly, the canine influenza. for the H3N eight and the H threeN two virus.

recommended for dogs in high contact social environments.

So The U.S. list of vaccines given to pets provides an additional revenue to the average size vet clinic of $1 million annually.

So vets are kind of discovering what medical physicians have discovered, and that is when you combine several viral pathogens in one vaccine, it is a recipe for neurological outcomes.

So this is why, you know, pets are kinda having the same diseases humans have.

Now European vets Now the vaccine lists for the European vet focus on travel and local safety.

So they only give them rabies? Para virus and distemper. That's it. Three. Yeah.

three compared to United States where you got one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Yeah, well that's that's That's big pharma. While the average full time vet in Europe will treat one thousand dogs and cats annually, resulting in an annual vaccine revenue of ninety eight, thousand one hundred dollars compared to the million dollars in the United States.

So we can see there's a financial incentive here in the US to fill up our pets with lots of vaccines.

So the statistics are telling us that the European pets live healthier, longer lives without all the shots. And it appears that the vaccines given in the United States tend to shorten the pet's life an average of five years.

So it's no surprise that cancer is on the rise for our pets. and a large vet clinics in the United States have radiation wings. Think about that. I n never saw that growing up. Did you?

No. Yeah. But but I I do know that I do know that the the cost of health care, if you will, for the vet for the vets for animals. Way up. They're yeah, they're they're way up and you know, you really don't have any like, uh, you know, hospitalization for ve for animals, for dogs or whatever out there.

Well, they do have, you know, pet insurance, but I'm not a fan of it. It's sorta like um you pay your vet and then you file uh a bill with your insurance and hope they pay you. They they typically pay Mm, not a hundred percent, but anywhere from twenty five to seventy five percent of your vet bill, depending on what it is. Um So Uh Yeah. Um but yeah, you walk in the door door of a vet clinic now, you know, you're you're dropping a couple of hundred bucks.

Yeah. Unbelievable would it uh You know Uh I I was spending more on my dog than myself. Right.

Yeah, I mean, there's a financial responsibility to pets, but, you know, um It's it's It's just a stark change from the sixties and seventies. We we had, you know, my mom was a poodle fan, so we had poodles. And um you know, our poodles would live, you know, to fifteen years old And all they got was the raby shot.

So didn't we just do a segment here on the people of Brazil? They don't have any connection or um contact with modern medicine and they're living into the hundreds of years and still able to take care of themselves. Yeah. My my dog the the uh one dog I had, he He was ch uh chasing a rabbit. You know, he always comes in that, but Except for when he saw a rabbit.

If he saw a rabbit, he would go after it, and he did that. You got hit by a truck. And uh And so I took him to the to the vet emergency room and Uh the vet said, Look, I'll tell you this, he said Uh, before I even look at 'em, it's gonna cost it's gonna cost you some money. It's gonna cost you a six hundred dollars before I even look at 'em. And Yeah, in other words And Uh my son was there.

My son was a a little guy at the time. And he he speaks up and he says, My dad says we always stand by our own. And so go ahead, that little guy, he's Nothing you can do about that, right? Yeah, yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, i i i it it's pretty amazing. Um, You know, uh my daughter had an experience, she had a dog got hit by a box truck and, um First vet in emergency hospital on a Sunday said, We got to take the leg off, you know, because he got he broke the leg at the elbow.

So she's c she called me up hysterical crying. And, you know, 'cause he was like, you know, just he was one year old, you know, and I said, uh, what about a second opinion?

So she found the next town over An orthopedic vet. And he was there Sunday looking after the pets he operated on during the week, so she called and he picked up the phone. And she told him, you know, what was going on. He says, bring him on over. I'll look at him.

They were able to save the leg, but it cost $10,000. Whoa. Yeah. So um that he has a pin, all kinds of metal in it. Um yeah, it's bad.

It was bad. But you know uh We see a stark contrast here between the European and United States and how the pets are living, better mortality rates. These are important facts.

So just like people of Brazil, like I mentioned, they keep their rural lifestyle simple with no interaction at all with medical science, and they live into the hundreds of years.

So I think our pets could be living much healthier, longer lives if we just were just a little bit more discerning about what goes into the pet. There's a definite pattern here.

So we love our pets, and we want to look after them by educating ourselves and filtering out. propaganda from the drug companies.

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So we have a sale of twenty five percent off. I've been given that. Uh, Stiles is Pastor Howell, did he call in yet?

Okay, he's probably gonna call in Pastor Hal, if you're listening. I would call in now because he he had some questions for Wendy. Yeah. Yeah, he sure did. Are you going to take off and dump me again tonight?

Or are you going to stay with me for about at least 15 after and ask. and take some calls. Yeah, sure. All right, good.

So, Pastor Half, you had some questions for Wendy. Call in now. and we'll open the phone lines and take some calls for a little while. Um And you can stay with us as long as you want. At eight eight eight six seven seven nine six seven three.

That's eight eight eight six seven seven nine six seven three. And what before they call I want to hit a couple of things. You know what's happening, Wendy? Uh these women from Iran that are over here Uh the one uh Maasai a linyard. She's a a woman who is a Gymnast, and she was also in a soccer team, a woman's soccer team in Iran.

Uh And and there was she had another woman with her. They were very angry at the feminists here in America, very, very angry. And do you know why? Why am I? Because instead of speaking up for them you know, the way that they were being treated, you know, they were forced to wear you know to cover their face and everything.

They were s they were supporting the Ayatollah's regime. Over over you know, there's supposed to be women's rights.

Well, you know, as long as I guess the so called feminist Yeah. Yeah, I mean, they they were they've grown up, you know, with it and, you know, and to be honest, I think a lot of those women, you know, they buy into it for survival. Yeah. And so they were very upset they were talking tonight about these so called feminists here, where are you? What about us?

Why have you let us down? Why have you turned upon us?

So and they were talking about those on the view. who is supporting Iran against America. And um So Anyhow. And the reality of Iran is that Obama and Biden remember we told you this all the time they aided and abetted Iran. the the terrorist country with billions and billions and billions of dollars Both Obama and Biden sent billions of dollars, and they used that billions of dollars to kill Americans.

Folks, That's reality. And right now I can tell you this, Uh the Democrats in this country are taking the side Yeah. The Islamic terrorists over Americans, they are. And they will. And by the way, did you see that Trump has says, you know, we have a number of sleeper cells here Uh, Iranian sleeper cells here in this country.

Yeah, I've I've heard that. Um, Benny Johnson's uh channel on YouTube, he says, you know, if you're if you're you're licensed to carry, you know, do so and keep your head on a swivel.

Well, you know, uh, Trump says that our military Knows exactly where they are. They they're they and they're watching. uh these sleeper cells and of course remember The Democrats in this country they will support. They'll If shouldn't they they'll go and they'll support the terrorists over Americans. And so Well, quite question.

Are are these people in here legally or are they, you know why don't they just deport them? Why don't they just grab them and deport them?

Well, Biden brought them all in and it would be Uh, I don't know. Maybe maybe they're planning on doing that. I don't know what the I mean, I wouldn't wait for them to blow something up. I'd go get 'em and and send 'em home. Amen.

Uh I think you I think it's a good idea.

Well, he's been they've been trying to do that. They're getting nothing but resistance. From the enemies of freedom, from the enemies of God, country, from the enemies of life. From the enemies of all and everything that's good, clean, decent, and that's the Democratic Communist Party. Uh they o they will always take Uh the the side of a criminal over the victim, They will always take the side of they hate America.

They hate God. They hate the country. And, uh, why don't we just deport all the Democrats?

Well, doesn't the Bible tell us we we sh like you've pointed out, Pastor, we shouldn't allow foreigners to run. Wendy, hang up. I gotta be we'll be right back after this. We're up against the heartbreak. Don't go away.

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