An Epidemic Of Spiritual Homosexuality - ICYMI w Andrew Isker and

[@Axe_Of_Boniface]

These men are a blessing from God. Courageous and spot on with the truth as always.

[@JW-tg1nn]

I don't think any of them are even Christians.

[@peterrodriguez6216]

I wonder if the people of Gainesboro, TN feel the same way🤔

[@JW-tg1nn]

@peterrodriguez6216 why?

[@peterrodriguez6216]

@@JW-tg1nn it’s quiet a bit to explain. But with a short google search, you can read all about it. There’s a few videos on here as well

[@johnlavender242]

I lived in Tennessee for 29 years before moving to North Carolina about a year and a half ago. I didn’t lock my doors in Tennessee and I don’t lock my doors here in North Carolina. I don’t carry a house key. I’m sure that it is different in most places, but I even receive excellent service when I patronize a restaurant. I treat the workers at Walmart as though they are valuable human beings, and most of them treat me the same way.

[@tubalcain6874]

I'm 66, and I'm originally from Minneapolis/St Paul, and spent the last 36 years in Kansas City. Minneapolis/St Paul is a leftist progressive sewer, and Kansas City is perhaps a little better, but that's not saying a lot. Kind of a Chicago wannabe, and found employers (excluding my current employer) treat their workers like an old Soviet Gulag. I went to Gallatin, TN on business last spring. Really liked central Tennessee. Nicer culture and booming area. Ran into a very few progressive hipsters , but most everyone were everyday Joes like me. I might be going to eastern Tennessee, Knoxville, TN in the future and look forward to it. I could easily live in Tennessee. I'm sure they have their troubles, but from what I saw, they pale compared to where I live/have lived.

[@K81620]

Where in NC?

[@johnlavender242]

@ Rural Hall, Forsyth.County

[@masterninja4010]

Beautiful conversation. I’m starting to enjoy listening to your podcasts more often lately. Thank you guys for being sound-minded

[@JW-tg1nn]

Is it the antisemitism that does it for you?

[@OGDreamer]

God bless this crew!

[@TedfromTorrance]

As a radical Traditional Catholic this discussion resonates with me! ✝️

[@peterrodriguez6216]

@@TedfromTorrance key word radical👀

[@JesseStevenPollom]

Great discussion men!

[@TheRancherAndTheWife]

Epic crew. Bold and unafraid Unconcerned about where the overton window might be at a given time

[@JW-tg1nn]

Wrong, Jethro.

[@dandathomas6852]

Ga_

[@EasyMac308]

That was a refreshing discussion. Thanks, gents.

[@jmreg7391]

I appreciate you guys having these discussions. I know it's done through thoughtfulness and prayer. May The Lord Jesus Christ be glorified.

[@gabrielennes2013]

excelent episode! God bless you, Joel Webbon! I'm brazilian and I learn so much with you.

[@RightResponseMinistries]

@@gabrielennes2013 thanks for your encouragement!

[@ghostring3624]

People are pursuing their daily dopamine hit, rather than God and his daily provisions for us.

[@JW-tg1nn]

@@ghostring3624 including people who watch joel webbon videos to get their hit

[@1988TheHitman]

There’s a HECK of a lot of wisdom and all round logic in this sit down. Loved this from start to finish 🙏🏼

[@peterrodriguez6216]

Sounded more like a lot of ideas meant to ease people into a more radical way of thinking. .. I don’t know maybe I’m reaching.

[@ChicagoCatholicCrusader]

I'm Catholic but I like these discussions a lot. Thank you and God bless.

[@RightResponseMinistries]

@@ChicagoCatholicCrusader Welcome! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@peterrodriguez6216]

@@RightResponseMinistries isn’t Andrew Isker one of the people spearheading the attempt to create a “heritage America” community? Didn’t he write that his idea of “heritage america” is, “It affirms the domination and pre-eminence of European derived peoples,their institutions, and their way of life”? Hmmm very Christ-like😮‍💨 but don’t worry he didn’t forget to add in “the blacks of the old south”🤦🏾 hate to see you guys platform someone who thinks like that👍🏾

[@JW-tg1nn]

These men are basically Catholic.

[@davidmcneill6239]

God bless you guys :)

[@foolish_god]

$170 on a conference is affordable? I don't spend more than $120 in groceries every month. I'm poor

[@shahaliesunshine412]

I know this wasn't your point, but are you a single person household? We're a family of 5 so always looking to keep groceries down. Currently doing about 150 a week because I went through our pantry stock. Tips on how you keep your bill so low? Sorry things are tight for you too 🙁

[@foolish_god]

@shahaliesunshine412 yeah, I'm a single dude. There's basically 3 things I do to keep bills low. You can probably do the first 2: 1- shopping at cheap grocery stores once a week. I go to Aldi 2- budget and stick to the plan. I make sure all my money is lined up with all the purposes I have. Dave Ramsey has good content on KZbin to help budget and stick to that plan 3- I suffer. I eat the less satisfying food. It's easy as a single guy because I only have to care about me. It's hard to make your children eat sucky food cause they'll complain and it sucks cause you want them to have good food

[@shahaliesunshine412]

@foolish_god thanks! Yeah, with 5 people there's probably only so low the grocery bill can go. And yes my kids have some expensive taste 😂 they love the meats and dairy. Great protein but man it's expensive. I'll check out Dave Ramsey again. It's been a while. I make my own bread cause it's cheaper and stick with frozen veggies for the same reason. Aldi is hit or miss here. Walmart will sometimes be cheaper with sales. Prayers things get better for all of us. We'll be blessed if we're faithful 🙏🏼

[@mlwilson2956]

$170 for a 3-day conference is extremely reasonable

[@foolish_god]

@mlwilson2956 I just told you that I don't even eat that much each month. No it's not

[@timbushong4387]

Perfect title - good job, and how very appropriate. Malakos - beware!

[@RightResponseMinistries]

@@timbushong4387 thanks brother!

[@kevinteichroeb6997]

Great discussion. Thank you to all 3 of you!

[@marshallalbritton9521]

This is an awesome discussion.

[@K81620]

How would you explain Japan? The most atheistic country but the most clean, safe and the people are incredibly nice and serve.

[@PeterSawyer2626]

Evangelicalism's rhetoric on singleness was even worse than just normalizing singleness. I remember when I was single, I was made to feel guilty and idolatrous for having a desire to get married. There was this kind of what's the matter single person? Isn't Christ enough to fulfull you? If Christ isn't enough, then you have a problem" And it was usually married people who would say such things.

[@JW-tg1nn]

I guess you've never read 1 Cor. 7.

[@PeterSawyer2626]

@JW-tg1nn you guess wrong

[@JW-tg1nn]

@PeterSawyer2626 ok so you're aware that Paul recommends singlehood

[@PeterSawyer2626]

@JW-tg1nn I used to view this passage that way. And I struggled with it. Because that forces us to pit 1 Corinthians against the rest of the Bible. The rest of the Bible speaks very highly of marriage. Yet we look at this passage and come to the conclusion that Paul is saying it would be better for everyone not to marry. I believe that Paul is speaking to a specific context. Notice throughout that passage that Paul qualifies what he is saying. If somebody struggles with sexual desire, they should get married. And he does not put anyone under compulsion. People who have the gift of celibacy are free to not get married. That means people who have no desire to have sex. This is extremely rare. However, those who burn with passion, aka your regular person, should get married. Marriage is the norm. We are still under the creation mandate. Be fruitful and multiply. Paul wouldn't teach against that. Why would Paul teach people to do something that would lead to the extinction of the human race?

[@JW-tg1nn]

@PeterSawyer2626 the Bible does speak positively of marriage. I have no problem with that. What i do have a problem is people in this camp shaming people who do not want to get married. Also, getting married is not a cure for struggling with lust. If anything it compounds the problem.

[@ghostring3624]

One of the things that I think about is: what would our spiritual ancestors think of the trajectory of Europe and America? They spread Christianity throughout the pagan Europe that allowed Western civilization to thrive. America was born out of Western civilization by religious people. Those who died to spread Christianity amongst the pagan Europe, how would they think of all this? And do we not owe a debt to them and the way to repay that debt is to preserve Western civilization for our progeny?

[@peterrodriguez6216]

What if you’re a tribal citizen whose great grandparents were stolen from there homes and forced into a religious school and after years of being abused and propagandized did start to believe in the European version of Christianity? Is that particular group of people supposed to feel indebted to the missionaries?

[@CeeEee-it6uz]

As a sister in Christ, I have to ask: why is singleness being attacked in this way? It’s worth considering whether this perspective is a result of the Reformation movement and its rejection of monastic lifestyles. In the Old Testament, God often showed favor through marital blessings and children, describing them as a “quiver full of arrows. However, in the New Testament, the idea of spiritual fruit shifts dramatically. I would even argue that suffering due to having an unfulfilled desire-such as romantic love or a spouse could be likened to enduring a “thorn in the flesh”-is a form of spiritual fruit, as it cultivates humility and deeper dependence on Jesus. The New Testament gives us examples like Jesus, the apostles, martyrs, saints, and monks, who exemplified faithfulness without earthly families or legacies. Through Christ, we are adopted into an eternal sonship, which supersedes any need to build an earthly legacy. While having a family and children is a blessing and a sacrament, it is not a tenet of the Christian faith. To treat it as such begins to resemble Islam, where marriage and having many children are religious obligations to strengthen numbers and continue their militant faith (hence allowances like polygamy). In Christianity, however, we are called to lift our eyes toward heaven and live for the eternal. In the Old Testament, God commanded, “Be fruitful and multiply,” but in the New Testament, Jesus commanded us to “Go and make disciples of all nations.” Additionally, it’s fallacious to present the ideal of marriage and family alongside the worst examples of singleness. If we are to compare ideal with ideal, intentional singleness is arguably the higher calling, as it involves a profound level of self-denial and full submission to God’s will. Paul himself suggests this in 1 Corinthians 7. That said, some people are married, and others are single-neither state is inherently superior. Many people didn’t choose their situation, but it is God’s will for them. Both marriage and singleness are gifts, but they can also be burdens or crosses. Having a spouse is not a safeguard against sexual sin, especially in today’s world, where Jesus Himself warned against lusting in our hearts. I say this with respect and a desire to contribute constructively. I’m growing in my faith daily, but I found the message of this video to be naïve and elitist. It seems to imply that singleness is not part of God’s will for some, while emphasizing earthly legacies and the “American dream.” This perspective feels antithetical to the Christian message, which calls us to focus on the eternal kingdom rather than temporal ideals.

[@peterrodriguez6216]

Being kind, considerate and respectful seems not to get a response from a lot of right-wing influencers. I thought your comment was very well thought out, however, a majority of people that read it will say that you’re cherry picking or a “lukewarm christian”. Best of luck to ya✊🏾👍🏾

[@kels4754]

Beautifully articulated. I enjoyed your perspective.

[@AI_Talks_About_The_Bible]

It’s hurting right now because I always wanted more kids. I have two daughters. My wife is unable to have more and I’ve always wanted to carry on my family name. It’s been hugely important to me now you guys have done nothing but make me almost angry about it and I’m not sure how to handle this.

[@jackbauer5391]

Praying for you. That is tough. But there is the adoption opportunity. Passing down a heritage is more than your name.

[@dandathomas6852]

You have huge problems man. Weird. Trust in the Lord’s providence and do not follow these queers.

[@TheDanhewitt]

Maybe their husband could take their last name. Or wife if they are queer.

[@jbh5050]

Your heritage is in heaven. Everything on earth will burn away. Enjoy the time you have with your wife and daughters.

[@peterrodriguez6216]

Go to therapy, maybe start there. THESE GUYS ARE NOT AND CANNOT FIX YOUR PROBLEMS…

[@bigrigbutters187]

Anyone ever tell AD that he looks like the villain from the first Iron Man movie? ❤

[@Edward-i2k5p]

Thanks for sharing such valuable information! I have a quick question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?

[@spartakos3178]

Bearing false witness (Holocaust denial, which is an objective and obvious lie) is a damnable sin, and like any other needs to be repented of.

[@ardentseeker8556]

Prove it

[@spartakos3178]

@ardentseeker8556 You are the ones claiming literal tons of documentation, material and eyewitness accounts are false.... YOU are the one claiming an entire generation made a vast shadow conspiracy.... YOU bear the responsibility of proof. Unless you can, you are a gossiper and mocker of God.

[@JW-tg1nn]

​@@spartakos3178amen.

[@wescreedle9801]

All of us who agree with this need to move us and as much of our extended families who will to semi-rural areas together.

[@peterrodriguez6216]

Or you could move to completely rural areas where y’all could be in the middle of no where and not have to worry about any of these agendas you’re worried about. You don’t have to worry about grocery prices cause you can buy livestock and grow your own veggies. But, I doubt ya want that. You just been sold on the idea that you guys need to get together in mass to have greater political power/influence. We see what’s going on👁️

[@JW-tg1nn]

You could just move to a different country...

[@dinahur9252]

A lot of people have.

[@wescreedle9801]

@@peterrodriguez6216 meanwhile, you will tell me how many livestock I am allowed to raise, how far apart to plant my veggies, whether or not I'm allowed to sell them or even share them, how much taxes I have to pay on the things I grow on my own land, and spray chemicals and pollute my aquifer and creek with synthetic chemicals. We see what's going on 👁

[@wescreedle9801]

@@JW-tg1nn Which one would you recommend?

[@what-about-bob]

Hezekiah was given extra time by the LORD in Isaiah 38 but he didn't use that extra time well. He flaunted his wealth to the envoys from Babylon in Isaiah 39. This was the generational wealth that you men talk about. That wealth was to go. Hezekiah has the same attitude Keynes had 30:08 many years later in Isaiah 39:5-8 - he didn't care what was prophesied for his wealth, family or nation. All he cared about was what happened whilst he was alive.

[@what-about-bob]

Those in captivity in Jeremiah's day were given clear instruction in the epistle he wrote to them. There was also a warning not to listen to the diviners and false prophets among them (Jeremiah 29:4-10). What a pity that many charismatic churches just quote the footnote (v11) about God's undisclosed plan - as if the previous 7 verses were irrelevant. Those verses are great instructions on the aims of a godly family life rather than the individuality or singleness Joel talks about at 48:00

[@KennethSee]

39:00 I’m the last of my name. I’m 34 and struggling to find a wife. I can’t say enough how much I’m feeling the pull to despair. I’ve dedicated my life to missions here in Asia. I just pray that my family line isn’t being sacrificed to further the gospel here.

[@splatydablip930]

Stop waiting for god to give you an answer he’s not real your wasting your life

[@peterrodriguez6216]

Stop watching these videos, go get some R&R, treat women like human beings and not an object that you want to own. Start with these 3 easy steps and you’ll see change in your love life👍🏾 Hope you find your way buddy! Peace and love🕊️

[@JW-tg1nn]

I'm guessing your inability to find a wife has something to do with your choice of people you choose to listen to.

[@Possum880]

For the Algo!!!

[@anavasiltcova1324]

awesome. God bless you glorious men

[@SparkyLuther]

First!

[@SaltyApologist]

The shopping carts being put back hit deep. My weekly trip to Publix is a deeply sanctifying experience for me. It takes all I have not to lose it on people. The parking spot is not where you put your ur shopping carts you demons. I spend 20 mins a week putting shopping carts up just because I can’t stand it

[@nerychristian]

Sounds like maybe you are the problem. You shouldn't let little things bother you so much

[@SaltyApologist]

@ maybe you should just put your shopping cart back like a normal human being. 😉

[@SaltyApologist]

@@nerychristian maybe you should just put your shopping cart back like a normal human being 😉

[@nerychristian]

@SaltyApologist I don't use shopping carts

[@SaltyApologist]

@ touché

[@JDSonOfRichard]

In an otherwise fruitful and helpful discussion, I am reminded of the extremely relevant and insightful quote, from the movie "Last Knights" (2015), where one of the main characters, played by Morgan Freeman, makes the following observation: "Adopting the language of the pretense only serves to ease participation in it." Some current examples include: Progressive, which is nothing other than Regressive for how it seeks to tear down the family, faith, economics, nations maintaining borders, etc. Abortion, which is a euphemism for Pre-Born Infanticide (PBI), is further euphemized to "Pro Choice", and even further to "Reproductive Rights". Mis/Dis-Information, as if the First Amendment, which guarantees our right to express opinions that others do not agree with, does not exist or is out of date. Weaving back to how another word is used throughout this discussion, what is "gay" and how that euphemism is being more and more adopted by the Church. The "Gay 90s", during the 1890s, had nothing to do with homosexuality. OTOH, the Gay 90s, during the 1990s, had everything to do with homosexuality. In the KJV, James 2:3 says: "And ye have respect to him that weareth the gay clothing, and say unto him, Sit thou here in a good place; and say to the poor, Stand thou there, or sit here under my footstool" I don't think James is referring to "fruitlessness". Else, "And ye have respect to him that weareth the fruitless clothing"? In the Christmas Carol, we sing, "Don we now our gay apparel", I don't think that was referring to "fruitlessness". Else, "And don we now our fruitless apparel"? In the old Hanna-Barbera cartoon, The Flintstones, its theme song included: "We'll have a gay old time". I don't think they were referring to "fruitlessness". Else, "We'll have fruitless old time"? "Conservative" news pundits, when referring to homosexuals and homosexuality prior to the 1990s use the word "gay", which is historically inaccurate. The 1990s saw a massive increase in pushing the euphemism to make homosexuality more acceptable, if not appealing. It went from condemning to ignoring to tolerating to accepting to approving to championing. And the Church, by and large, has gone right along with that. How current and relevant is the three-fold giving up/over that God does to those who suppress the truth about how the world was created by a Creator God, but go their own way: "24 Therefore God gave them up in the lusts of their hearts to impurity, to the dishonoring of their bodies among themselves, 25 because they exchanged the truth about God for a lie and worshiped and served the creature rather than the Creator, who is blessed forever! Amen. 26 For this reason God gave them up to dishonorable passions. For their women exchanged natural relations for those that are contrary to nature; 27 and the men likewise gave up natural relations with women and were consumed with passion for one another, men committing shameless acts with men and receiving in themselves the due penalty for their error. 28 And since they did not see fit to acknowledge God, God gave them up to a debased mind to do what ought not to be done. 29 They were filled with all manner of unrighteousness, evil, covetousness, malice. They are full of envy, murder, strife, deceit, maliciousness. They are gossips, 30 slanderers, haters of God, insolent, haughty, boastful, inventors of evil, disobedient to parents, 31 foolish, faithless, heartless, ruthless. 32 Though they know God's righteous decree that those who practice such things deserve to die, they not only do them but give approval to those who practice them."

[@JavanJohansen]

Hi dad, you beat me

[@TheRancherAndTheWife]

Joel you missed a great opportunity…’evangelicals…we have become fruity, not just fruitless’

[@Michael-ue2ei]

Federal Reserve fiat currency. Inflation is a tax.

[@matthewhaynes7161]

Why is the My Pillow guy on Right Response? And why does he sound like a 12 yo who just discovered the word "gay" and can't stop using it?

[@peterrodriguez6216]

I’m dead😂

[@jmreg7391]

We get it, you’re easily offended but need the attention. Here’s your attention. Now get back to delivering pizzas.

[@Brandon.Germany]

Gay take

[@JW-tg1nn]

Bahahahaha

[@JW-tg1nn]

​@@Brandon.Germanyyou look 14

[@GrandisKuwagamon]

23:57 nice pun

[@straight_outta_jail]

i know it´s a serious topic, but that title is funny

[@cythera431]

Wait, isn't Andrew Isker gay? He looks gay.

[@peterrodriguez6216]

😂😂😂

[@cythera431]

@@peterrodriguez6216 These 3 guys, with all their facial hair, look like they are part of the "Bear" gay subculture.

[@Ransetsu]

4 kids minimum if you don't have health issues.

[@peterrodriguez6216]

Fuuuddgggeee no😮‍💨 but maybe just maybe we can all do what best fits the lifestyles we live. Lmao a minimum amount of kids is wiiillldddd😂

[@jasonjohansen771]

😂

[@nathanphillipsgo]

Best video ever