WHY Do You CARE What I THINK? ~~ Porch Time 2021

[@reavisstockard5339]

Danny our parents grew up in a better time, my father is 82 and he can't grasp the fact that the people running our country actually want to destroy it. He grew up when America was full of patriotism. Everyone participated in ww2 one way or another.

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

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[@judygoodson5855]

My mom in law is 94. Came from Italy in 37 at 10. She can not understand why America is going down this path when there is so much to offer.

[@reavisstockard5339]

@@judygoodson5855 You're mother's generation should be an inspiration to every one of us. It's a single not to learn from them

[@reavisstockard5339]

@@judygoodson5855 I'm sorry, I mean your mother in law.

[@judygoodson5855]

@@reavisstockard5339 thank you

[@garyzies3486]

Danny, you are providing us with a ton of spiritual "food for thought" in every video. For that, I am thankful. May the Lord, our God bless you abundantly.

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

♥️

[@pkope6849]

Well said Gary !!! 👍👍

[@jodifesler6712]

I look so forward Danny to these Tuesday morning porch talks. Common sense it's a lost art these days.

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

So sad but true

[@reavisstockard5339]

I don't prep to the level that some people do but I can tell you this. I'm not scared of two or three weeks of power outage. The toilet paper shortage didn't bother me or my family at all. We ran out of gas last week in North Carolina and I wasn't worried because I have nearly a years supply of the things we need. Food,water,gas,meds ect. Thank you for this video.

[@RosieDay61]

My Daddy always told me, you can't depend on anyone to do anything for you . You better learn to take care of yourself.

[@ggstorm9777]

My dad was a man of fewer words. On my 18bd before the candles were blown out he informed me I would be paying rent for my bedroom equal to that of a 1 bedroom apt.

[@marcellofunhouse1234]

god is always with you to help you don't forget him

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

Amen

[@yellowbird5411]

@@ggstorm9777 Your dad was minor league compared to mine. He pointed his finger at his ex-wife (my mother) and told her he was going to spend every dime he had, and was not leaving anything to anyone. He kept his promise.

[@ggstorm9777]

@@yellowbird5411 wow..yah know that was my dad too. He died and it cost me $. He kept his word.

[@billhunt892]

Morning Y’all , bout 2 years ago, I was interested in building a smoke house, I came across you building one , after I thought to myself.. this fella has some knowledge, I’ll bet I can learn to do some things I wanna do , from someone who has done them … Been here learning & doing ever since !! Thank You ! Your experience has taught me a lot … feeling Grateful !

[@aureus1210]

“I’m going to go with the stories in scripture rather than your opinion.” Amen. There will always be those who want to pick you apart. I’m glad my parents taught me how to recognize wise counsel!

[@fullofgracehomestead]

2 Thessalonians 3:10 “For even when we were with you, this we commanded you, that if any would not work, neither should he eat.”

[@Sorren11]

Amen

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

Amen but the non workers eat better than us that work 🥲🥲🥲

[@ravenlaughs9757]

Some are not able to work such as those that are disabled. Those that can work should work.

[@paulawinstead5660]

@@ravenlaughs9757 as Donald Atkitson stated above: "You help people that can't help themselves, widows, orphans, elderly etc." I believe the disabled fit into this group who would possibly need help from their brethren.

[@Jo_mommah]

@@RoneysPlayNcreate eat more or eat better 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@gerrymarmee3054]

My mother was a depression era child and always had food stocked up. She was uncomfortable with empty shelves.

[@merryanneadair4451]

Yep!! That is howmy Grandparents were & WE are the wiser for it! God bless!!

[@heidifrog7894]

I grew up on a property an hour from any town, I learnt at an early age to stock up and be prepared. It’s all I knew. I still live that way despite living in an urban area for work now, most people think I’m crazy. I don’t care. I know what it’s like to be cut off from supply due to floods, bush fires and storms. I’m so lucky that my partner understands & is so supportive. He loves my preparation. Don’t let others discourage you, be prepared ❤️

[@cabininthewoods342]

It is so comforting to always, always have Him to turn to when you need the guidance. He does indeed Bless!

[@christymartin9404]

I've had several people scoff at me for working so hard with our animals, the garden, canning & so on. I'm disabled but greatly enjoy being & working on our homestead. I do what I can with what we have. I wear out quick so doing a lot, for me, isn't possible. But! I do what I can. There will come a day when the scoffers will wish they had also spent time in a garden or raising a few animals.

[@ggstorm9777]

Gardening is a huge learning curve. Too many people have the idea that you throw a seed down and poof a 🍅

[@michellelee2397]

I’m disabled too Christy. I push myself so hard and lean on the Lord to do all I do on our homestead. I have a large family and I do it for the Lord and Them. Keep going we have to. Thanks for sharing

[@ravenlaughs9757]

I am disabled as well with arthritis in my hands and the knots that just will not stop hurting I continue on canning and gardening fighting with the hens that will not stop pecking on me. It is a labor of love. Might not be able to go fast as before but it is not who is the fastest it is being consistent a little everyday wins the race. Don't give up just do what you can and God will do the rest.

[@ggstorm9777]

@@ravenlaughs9757 💜

[@yellowbird5411]

@@ggstorm9777 Well, I say that anyone that can raise chickens, plant, tend and harvest a garden, collect eggs, can vegetables and fruits, plus do everything else that needs doing, is not disabled. People call themselves disabled because they may have a condition that limits how long they can work, or what kind of work they can do, but that is not being disabled. In fact, if you list all the things you CAN do, you will be blown away , and the term "disabled" will certainly not apply.

[@michaelhoggard591]

I believe it is insecurities within themselves. So they have to attack someone to make themselves feel better about what they are not doing.

[@zelmanewell5486]

So true Sir.

[@mountainpatriothomestead]

Good morning 🌻 I have a confession to make... I come here for purely selfish reasons. Though y'all are close enough in age for us to be siblings, you remind me so much of my long passed parents that I come to listen to the advice and visiting that I would have enjoyed with them. Thank you for taking your time every day to bring not only your knowledge but the happiness you bring.

[@ggstorm9777]

💜💙💚 I have channels im drawn to for the same reason..

[@brigettewilson6228]

Danny, I have coworkers who go to church every week who pretty much roll their eyes and scoff at what I tell them when they ask why I am getting up fruit trees, chickens, bees and stuff to make my mom and dad's home self sufficient. I've been told that I need to stop trying to start my little farm, when I've asked for time off to go aquire these things. I've been asked why do I do this stuff to myself with all these extra chores required by my animals? I simply replied cause I enjoy it and don't want to be dependent on man and the store. This really is a foolish time and generation. People take no thought of tomorrow or not having the everyday norms. Everyone has become stagnant and luke warm. It's so sad and I just feel my heart hit my feet when my own friends think I'm crazy for trying to prepare and provide for my family and our animals. I know the feeling.

[@ralphl8055]

The one who laughs last laughs best

[@SR-iy4gg]

I've had people over the years say things like, "Time is money. Think of all the things you could be doing with your time," instead of the things I am doing, like sewing something, cooking food from scratch, canning, etc. And I think to myself, "What are those people doing with their time that is so important? Watching tv? On the internet? Nothing!" They aren't spending their time doing anything worthwhile nine times out of ten, so why should I care what they say or think? At least I'm actually spending my time doing something I like and producing something. I wasn't going to spend the time literally making money (like a job), so what difference does it make if I use my free time to grow a garden or crochet something, etc?

[@tracestevens1773]

You are exactly right ! I have been divorced from a bad marriage ,for 38 years. I have a large pantry and a large garden and fruit and nut trees, berries,etc. you are right to prepare for the unknown. The Constitution and the Bible are our best reading gifts. I'm 73 and still able to do my plowing and yard work, including Winter snow Shoveling. I thank God for my strength to keep going. My young friends say I'm strong as an Ox, even though I 'm 125 # and not quite 5 ft.tall. I just laugh because if we don't use it we lose it, when it comes to strength. You and your wife are very wise and strong, faithfully, physically and mentally. God Bless and keep you both that way ! tms poet Ohio

[@MistyinTexas]

I thought I was prepared good enough. I had a freezer packed full. Then the freezer went out!! Lost most of it !! I believe it was Gods way of telling me electricity is not reliable or forever. A storm could have knocked it out at anytime. Now I am stocking up again but now I'm using canned / dry goods. I'm grateful to Him for teaching me this before it's too late!!

[@yellowbird5411]

Yes, I don't understand the freezer thing. When the electric is on, you can save a lot of money by freezing big purchases, but if the power goes out and stays out, you've lost it all.

[@melissareed9453]

We put a greenhouse in last year and have been able to get a huge jumpstart on our growing season in North eastern Kentucky. I understand fully what is ahead of us!! My husband came in from work yesterday asking if I would give someone a tomato plant that he works with! He said that his coworker had bought 4 plants and 4 large pots to put them in. He said he was concerned about raising food prices! I’m not a stingy person, but if someone lives in the city and thinks 4 tomato plants is really gonna be a make or break for them, how can you help them! This same coworker had no backup heat source this past winter and we had a horrible ice storm with loss of power in areas up to 2 weeks! I could just scream!! We grow approximately 70% of what we eat by gardening, raising hogs, beekeeping, and hunting and fishing. And I know that when everything breaks down it will even be hard for us and I’m a master gardener!! Our day begins around 5 am everyday, that is what it takes! Sure, I gave him the plant, but he would be better serving his family by moving to the country and getting at it for himself! My main concern is my family, and I know that people will be rushing to us for help! We can’t possibly help everyone, especially those who will not help themselves!

[@creinicke1000]

The 4 tomato plants is a start... Encourage them.. like faith it starts as a mustard seed...

[@MelissaJohnsonlovetorun]

“If God was fair, we’d all die and go to Hell.” Ain’t that the truth! Our Father is so good!

[@rodneysnextchapter615]

That did kind of hit home

[@DonnaRatliff1]

I Always look. Forward to Danny's Porch Time. ❤️✝️ A good dose of common sense. Something so many don't have these days.

[@donaldatkinson7937]

I think you are absolutely right, the bible speaks over and over about being prepared, you live by the sweat of your brow, foolish virgins, a season for everything and on and on. You help people that can't help themselves, widows, orphans, elderly etc. God gives us free will but we all must reap what we sow I've never planted okra seeds and watermelons come up.

[@memascabin1186]

Thank you brother Danny !! The truth Shall Make You Free!!!

[@tallak9829]

"You cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today." - Abraham Lincoln "The shrewd one sees the danger and conceals himself, But the inexperienced keep right on going and suffer the consequences." Proverbs 22:3 "The rich one rules the poor, And the borrower is a slave to the lender." Proverbs 22:7 "Make it your aim to live quietly and to mind your own business and to work with your hands, just as we instructed you, 12 so that you may walk decently in the eyes of people outside and not need anything." 1st thessalonians 4:11"12. "Prepare your outside work, and get everything ready in the field; Then build your house. 28 Do not testify against your neighbor without grounds. Do not use your lips to deceive others. 29 Do not say: “I will do to him just as he has done to me; I will repay him for what he did. 30"I passed by the field of the lazy one, By the vineyard of the man lacking good sense. 31 I saw that it was overgrown with weeds; The ground was covered with nettles, And its stone wall was broken down. 32 I observed this and took it to heart; I saw it and learned this lesson: 33 A little sleep, a little slumbering, A little folding of the hands to rest, 34 And your poverty will come like a bandit, And your want like an armed man." Proverbs 24:27-34

[@susandennison2833]

To the person who posted this. Thank you. You didn't know that a mom needed this so far away in another Country. May God bless you.

[@elisabethjudge5520]

Thank you, for the inspired words, it’s a deep drink for a dry place in troubled times.

[@Kristina-mm9ih]

You are spot on with everything, God is very clear in his word. Thank you for this message, I love you guys so much because you refuse to be silenced about God, so few on youtube will talk about scripture.

[@zanaejohnson2096]

Mr. Danny, Thank you! God bless you & Wanda. Your words of encouragement has truly touch my heart.

[@caribbeanhouse6372]

This message came at the right time I'm getting the looks and comments from family like what I'm doing. I'm the first prepper in my family. But I would be ready for when the times come.

[@stephanietortorici5749]

I love to garden. I finally decided to learn to preserve the harvest. God has told me that it's necessary. God bless you for speaking truth.

[@lindathompson9869]

Preparing for the unknown is always beneficial... just like last weeks gas crisis...both of our cars were full as I always keep a full tank...we had a couple 5 gallon cans of gas for the generator we could have used if needed...but the main thing is I didnt have to go anywhere. I had half &half canned when we ran out of creamer for coffee. The basement is like a mini grocery store. I always love listening to you especially when I am feeling weary. I hear the hope and determination coming from you and it revives me. God Bless you!

[@brigettewilson6228]

That still small voice kept telling me in the week leading up to the gas shortage to keep my tank filled up and because I listened I had gas in my car when it happened

[@lindathompson9869]

@@brigettewilson6228 oh wow...that waa me too!!!

[@lindathompson9869]

@@brigettewilson6228 ❤

[@bonniegarber9915]

Linda, interesting that you canned half and half, I had found 1 recipe for canning milk in a Kerr 1945 canning book. It had a shelf life of about 10 years. I used raw milk, too, so the cream was on top. Have a blessed day!

[@lindathompson9869]

@@bonniegarber9915 I have canned milk and half & half. So far its been almost a year and still good sometimes there are small pieces of cream on top...but warming it or straining through a coffee filter takes them out.

[@gailwatkins-o9b]

Bless you for speaking Truth. Those who have ears to hear know the truth. Those who are "of" the world won't listen anyway. I always look forward to Porch Time. Blessings as always.

[@AprilStormBroughton]

Many thanks to you two for all your wisdom and wonderful videos. Hugs and love to ya'll.

[@mujerlevantateyresplandece32]

Danny, I am a retired teacher and listening to you an other homesteads make realize that our school systems do not prepare the children for the real life. Now I am thinking that the school system needs to change to prepare the children for the real life skills. I love to see the families that have homeschooling teaching their children school subjects but also skills that they will need to survive. I am learning, I am planting tomatoes, peppers, butternut squash praying to God that I can have a harvest. Continue prepping, that was the way of living of our grandparents. God bless you.!!!

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

That’s why I love homeschooling. My children learn so much more. God, gardening, cooking, cleaning, and so much more that will help them as they grow up and become adults. Praying they will be able to take care of themselves. Also to be responsible and respectful. I know my children are not perfect by no means. But when I am out in the public and see how children act, dress, and talk it is so sad to see what has become of our children. No wonder our world is falling apart.

[@mujerlevantateyresplandece32]

@@RoneysPlayNcreate Keep the good work in Jesus name.

[@alaskajax2]

Danny you are right on as usual. I don't leave long comments because you are covering it all so well. I so appreciate your porch time.

[@uniquelyella4381]

Keep doing what you're doing guys, keep motivating us.

[@homesteadrewind3948]

"Appeasing their conscience for their own laziness." AMEN! Great message Danny thanks for the video.

[@RM-bl4td]

Thank you Danny. Your porch talks stick with me and I mentally chew on them for days.

[@solideogloria3111]

This has to be the most profound porch time I’ve been blessed to listen to. Thank you

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

♥️♥️♥️

[@weathermanplus]

Good morning Danny & Wanda!

[@irenepalmer7597]

Danny you and Wanda are a blessing to all of us! You are a couple who still gives us hope in this evil world that you told your dad about. These days evil is good and good is evil.I have been gardening all my life and had European parents that always had a garden because they lived through the war. When I would go to Germany and see my Oma that had a huge vegetable garden behind her house, huge fruit trees and a field she walked to where she would dig her potatoes for the week. As a child raised in the US I was amazed at this because I lived in the city at the time until my parents moved to the suburbs and had a large vegetable garden. To taste potatoes my Oma dug for dinner that day was like nothing I ever tasted because at that time in this country we mostly had Idaho potatoes and the potatoes in Germany were so yellow and tasted like butter. You did not need to put much butter in them. She would also pick vegetables that day and make a beautiful salad and I would ask her what is that taste in the salad that is so different and she said it is borage . I have been looking for that herb forever and recently found it in Mennonite country in Tennessee and I got so excited and bought it to plant. Put it in my salad last week and It brought many childhood memories back. In the war my grandfather in Germany raised rabbits and that kept his family afloat. Because of the stories I heard I am growing my own vegetables and have chickens and rabbits and quails. I have learned much from you and Wanda about gardening. I have had family that gardened but still learn new things every day about gardening and I have learned much from your KZbin channel. Do not worry about what anyone says because the Bible calls it busy bodies. People are really good at that today sadly. It is Called envy and jealousy and we know what the Bible says about all of that. You and Wanda are godly people and the people I wish to be around. Keep living your dream and using the gifts that come from above that you have and continue with what God has given you to do. Blessings to both of you.🥰

[@ralphl8055]

Irene,the term Oma what does that mean. My mother was from Germany growing up in 1925 and my mother used the same terms and also opa. Is that an aunt and uncle just curious.

[@irenepalmer7597]

That’s what they call a grandma and my children have taught my grandchildren here to call me that because that was my children’s wish so I love it. Opa Is the name for grandfather.

[@ralphl8055]

@@irenepalmer7597 thank you very much okay that explains it Irene that my mom's oma and opa all were her grandparents we didn't know a whole lot about my mom growing up in Germany just wasn't much talked about thank you very much for opening my eyes.

[@scottstephenson9597]

The Scriptures is always wise to listen and do. good advice.

[@mio.giardino]

Wanda is a blessing to you Danny and I’m sure you know this too. It’s no ones business what happens under your roof. ✝️👍🏻Bless you and everyone who prepares their stores and souls.

[@johnrenterprises2604]

Thanks Danny! I will listen to others but if it doesn’t square with scripture I cast it aside. I’m too old to argue with them. I will be glad to explain why I believe as I do but even that has a limit. Keep up the good work you and Wanda are doing and may the Lord bless you both.

[@RedRoadgifts]

I learn more from you all than in church, I can understand you when you talk. Thank you so much.

[@monicag75]

I agree 💯. I’ve told Danny before that I appreciate the TRUTH. Not the flowery version. He isn’t all doom and gloom either. He shows us the grace God has and also His wrath. A lesson everyone needs!

[@cherylodonnell6050]

I agree, me too

[@caribbeanhouse6372]

Good morning Danny and Mrs Wanda. Your harvest yesterday was amazing 👏

[@TheSHOP411]

Had to listen to this one twice. The part about being of being of equal yoke really hits closely. The way I often describe it is me and my wife aren't on the same page when it comes to prepping and homesteading, but at least we are in the same book. There are trying times with it, but we have managed to find a way to make it work. It takes a bit extra but it is possible. You just can't have your spouse actively against you. My family appreciates the harvest, and I signed up for this, so as the head of my family, I have to provide and protect them. In the end, my wife and daughter, don't have the same desires to garden, hunt, and stockpile, but they do know that I have it covered. I have noticed my daughter starting to have some of the traits and tendencies, especially when I hear her talk about how her "city friends" don't really get it. Over time, I have noticed my wife even start to move in this direction. For those that say people don't change, that's not exactly true. You have to show them by example and they can change. Two LCEs have shown my family how being prepared can make a desperate situation for everyone else, basically, a non event for us. They also like the fact that we never run out of groceries and they can go shopping in the prepper pantry and basically find anything they need. Thanks Danny for the talk. I enjoyed this one a bit extra.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Keep hanging in there.

[@mio.giardino]

My husband came over to my prepping habits when he lost his job in Nov 2019. “All we need from the store is milk,” I said “I can make bread and have enough stored to eat for months.” He built me more shelves. Anytime I come home with a haul he asks if it was on sale, and I say “yes, yes it was”. Don’t worry, your family will come around, their eyes will open.

[@TheSHOP411]

@@mio.giardino I believe they will. Like I said, they are not against me in preparing or homesteading. They are more or less supportive. They just don't like participating if that's the right word. Much like Danny described his father's attitude towards his mother's canning. They complement my efforts, they just don't find enjoyment in, gardening, hunting, foraging, canning or just preparing. It gets lonely in the gardens sometimes when you want to share the experience with someone. I suppose that has a lot to do with why I started making videos. It's kinda like having someone along with me. I guess that sounds kinda lame. Lol

[@brendasmiley6128]

@@TheSHOP411 No you don't sound lame at all! I am the primary gardener, canner, prepper, forager, dehydrating and fermenting person in my household. My husband helps as much as he can. I have felt like these areas are my department. He works outside the home so I believe firmly that my work and role is to be the homemaker, chief cook & bottle washer. 😊 He does yard work and general maintenance. It can be lonely and I'm grateful to have his support. It's possible that your family will eventually come around. We never know who's watching and paying attention. I have learned from my adult children and grandchildren that repetition plus routine eventually take root. I hope that you receive the encouragement of people like me. You are doing great things. ☮🏡👩‍🌾

[@smithsmith9510]

Love porch time!

[@MsLippy]

My dad always said - if people would tend to their own trash can, they would be too busy to dig in your business. Another great PT Mr Danny, I so respect you Sir

[@carolesalsedo2336]

Thank you, I am encouraged about canning and getting ready for whatever! I am even now going to try for longer!

[@hollys87]

I think some people are just have chronic unhappiness and they think they need to pass it on. I have come to the point where I don't care if people think I'm crazy or stupid or whatever they want to say about it for me doing what I'm doing. I have to guard my heart from some of it because it is some close family that does it and some times that negative hateful speech is like a poison and I refuse to drink from that cup.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Good for you stay strong.

[@MsBee-oz7vd]

Yes Holly, indeed. I am planning on a move and my brother said, why don't you move up here? I told him I can't do that because it is toxic every time I go visit them, I come home depressed and drained in my Spirit! It takes me months to recover! So I'm totally understand dear!

[@laurieheimann2084]

Missery loves company

[@simplysimple7628]

Because it isn’t something “cool” to do. The mindsets in alot of people today is just unbelievable. Materialistic minds. I have family members the same way. Gotta have that new phone, new shoes, new clothes, new cars and trucks, the kids got to have the coolest stuff. It’s crazy. Then they complain about having no money?🤦🏽‍♂️🤔🤷🏽‍♂️😂Simplicity is a rare trait.

[@Willbkool]

Anybody that can't see the writing on the wall after last year and this year so far, are totally in denial about what is happening. Those folks will come knocking on your door for a handout.

[@shaunwhite4182]

This video is what I needed , it reaffirmed everything I believe and more on so many levels. Thank you

[@sharonbeshore9080]

Thank you Danny for speaking the truth God is truly using you🙏

[@kenadams5988]

The weather forecast here in central Alabama is DRY, NO RAIN, AND A HEAT WAVE! Talk about crazy weather, your right.

[@FreeAmerican]

Much cooler in North Alabama. Everything seems to be 2-3 weeks behind normal.

[@kenadams5988]

@@FreeAmerican yes, here three to four weeks. Daylilies just now putting out bloom stalks. My watermelons just sat there for three weeks but now next week we are going to have a heatwave like one in September!

[@benniesteffey7487]

You are right bro. Danny

[@tomcat428cj]

I understand your points completely, I won't be shamed or ridiculed by people with depraved minds and lazy, slothful people into being one of the crowd and putting myself in a position of helplessness and dependence. I won't willing put myself in the position of becoming a slave because I didn't prepare. Godspeed Danny.

[@oldnanz]

Good morning. They say something because they are afraid you might be right. They think you can’t be right if you are then all there luxuries are for not. I know you are right in this. This is a true story my friends niece said you have two houses you need to give one to someone that needs it. He told her we worked hard for this. She just couldn’t understand. His wife told me it’s where they will go when bad things happen. I smiled said you are prepared she just smiled I said good for you. She also said there are people that will come to that location. I am glad there are some that are putting things away for a later time. They don’t live high of the hog they live a simple life. I thank you and Miss Wanda for all you teach. May you have many Blessings

[@ThisSweetPrairieLife]

Excellent points. My girls and I listened to your video while doing housework between school lessons. My 11 year olds were agreeing with you and chiming in. Thank you for sharing. ❤️

[@robertaldridge507]

Danny I agree with you. To me ingnorance, and arrogance go hand in hand. As far as what other people thought about our way of life and supporting our family, if they thought we were stupid or just plain crazy, I would just tell them to pull the cord and get off at the next stop. As it goes our children have listened to good advice and are doing well, except one but lessons will be learned. My wife and I years ago took this world and handed it to God. And the headaches seem to go away. She's passed now but at 70 yrs I keep going keep preparing, for the life we wanted, and the good part my children support me, even when they can. Danny a lot of people out there care, so don't quit giving good advice and sound wisdom, the world needs it. Thanks for listening.

[@ralphl8055]

You song like you would be a great neighbor.

[@OutWestHomestead]

No matter how much I talk about preparing some family members don't want to believe it. They don't want to grow food when they can go out to eat.

[@kathryngagne5813]

@Farm Jedi or The Little Red Hen.

[@icecreamladydriver1606]

And then complain about being in debt?

[@kentuckycathy9726]

Thank you Danny for porch time.

[@BchCityAngel]

Wonderful video!!! I could listen to you do a whole lot more of these type videos !!!! If you ever do a weekly biblical focused teaching, I absolutely be tuned in no matter what time!!! Thank You both for your videos and great content 😎

[@zelmanewell5486]

I'm with you Sidewinder. I too could listen to Bro.Danny. He says it in a way I can understand.

[@icewebhomestead]

Yes! I needed to hear this this morning. Love what you preach and what you teach! ♥️

[@davidcarmichael8006]

Amen, thanks for sharing, thanks for your loyalty to God

[@beverlymichael5830]

Thank you Danny for the wisdom you Share on porch time. Always look forward to the next one. God bless.

[@PermaPasturesFarm21]

You said it all right there. The bottom line is people want their laziness to be as addictive as apathy.

[@MsBee-oz7vd]

That is a great saying Danny! We will go with what the word of God says rather than what others say! Amen dear one!

[@atnicholesplace7648]

72 hours is crap. Hahaha. I love it. I'm only 37 but my parents raised me with the old standard. Keep and maintain the food supply, hope chest and more. I'm thankful for all those life lessons and they have been helpful when money was tight. I also speak to the matured group of folks as often as I can, so much knowledge there. Respect your elders.

[@ralphl8055]

Smart girl learning from other people's mistakes keeps you from making that mistake good job.

[@kleineroteHex]

Hope chest😊 I had so much 40 some years ago, thanks to my mom, that I still have brand new dish towels, still use the same towels, still have the same pots,.... grew up when we didn't buy to throw away, we spent a little more and with a little care stuff lasts a long, long time!

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Good deal keep on keeping on.

[@atnicholesplace7648]

@@kleineroteHex Yes! You say hope chest now and most have no clue what your talking about. I still pass on the knowledge to my own daughter and any youth I mentor. We must keep those traditions alive as long as possible. ❤

[@kleineroteHex]

@@atnicholesplace7648 my daughters did not get a hope chest - just a paid college bill (after they paid on their own for half a year, need to get the feel! but I paid it off once the interest started, no need to throw money at the loan places) That way they could afford to get their dishtowels etc. And they appreciated it more than a hope chest, while most of their friends were paying school bills..... mine pay off their mortgage otherwise no debts!

[@herezdeb]

Been a prepper for awhile now. Make do with what I can in my garden. Try to tell others and dont care if no one listens. At least I try. I am rich in my labor and my heart. Bless You and Miss Wanda.

[@barkartist5122]

Another thumbs up for you, Danny Boy! You’re spot on, brother. I wish I could articulate like you.

[@nancyseery2213]

Mormons have always been taught to be prepared, to store food, keep bees and save for the future. I truely wish I could have a root cellar, but water levels prevent in ground storage. I live in middle Tennessee and my garden is growing, but it has been a weird weather year. Stop worrying about what others think and just do what you know is the right thing to do, be prepared and love the Lord.

[@mommabear2many]

Thank you Danny! I get stressed out sometimes feeling like Im responsible for taking care of everyone tgat doesnt want to prep. I really needed to hear you speak Gods Word thank you.

[@nevertoooldtolearn6400]

Well done Danny! Talks like this are part of the reason I watch your channel. My wife and I appreciate your common sense and Biblical wisdom. Keep making episodes including wisdom from the Bible. The Lord God has given us wisdom if we will only pay attention to His Word. Praise the Lord!

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

Amen

[@SRAshley100]

You are so right with your Godly wisdom, Danny. I went out of town last weekend to decorate my parents graves for Memorial Day. All I could do is thank God for giving me Godly parents who loved me so and taught me scripture. So many today are not giving their family the most important thing in life, not money or fame but they need Godly wisdom and counseling and to know everything we need in this world is in his words. God tells us EVERYTHING on how to live in this world. It is actually, that simple at our fingertips. Once a person comes to the Lord you will hunger and thirst for his righteousness and his Godly counsel. Also, I wanted to let you know I sent last weeks porch time to my step son and the seed took root. He is feverishly making up for lost time and stocking up for his family of 6. Praise God!

[@deanlewis1650]

Brother Danny I pray that your Hearts cry is heard by many that need this. I am not where I want to be in this but I am on my way to having a supply that will take care of our loved ones. I tell my children to do as I do too but it seems like the youth don't believe what is on the front steps of our lives. Thank you Sir

[@terrymiller6218]

THANKS DANNY FOR YOUR ENLIGHTENING COMMENTS FOR ALL OF US!!!!!

[@debraflecker151]

We prepare for at least a year and I specifically learned how to garden and can food so when all hell breaks loose at least we have that! I appreciate all the wisdom I receive from you and Miss Wanda!

[@sharlenejustice7700]

I always appreciate the wisdom you and Wanda have to share with the rest of us. God Bless You ❤

[@whitepinehomestead]

I try to watch the videos you put out each week, but sometimes I'm super busy, but I never miss porch time. Thank you for blessing us with your godly wisdom each week. It is truly appreciated!

[@mchangmi]

💕💕💕🙏🙏🙏Sending much love to Deep South and all our FAMILY AND friends!!🙏🙏🙏💕💕💕

[@veracampbell9583]

My goodness Danny you hit the nail on the head. My children said I was crazy but they now know I was right. They help me prepare now. Another great Porch Time. God bless y’all Danny and Wanda.

[@MynewTennesseeHome]

I spent alot of my childhood with Granparents who lived through the depression, if you weren't self suffient and stocked up you suffered and some didn't make it. I learned there lessons well.

[@faithhope123]

Very well said, All Truth!

[@roberttombrella6764]

Debbie-Texas. Mornings are sooo cool. Lots of rain this week. Welcoming the rain, as we were in a light drought but Temps are weird. Like you some of our garden is struggling some doing well. Late watching today, canned chicken broth and fig perserves. Kept them in tge freezer since last summer. Thank you sir and Ms Wanda, after this canning the last batch of English peas. Blessings to you both

[@georgiapeach2339]

My grandparents were never called preppers but they had a cellar and shelves full of food that lasted them throughout the year, I thoroughly enjoy trying to enjoy life and good foods the way they did. There is something about it that makes my heart happy. To me it is very therapeutic and connects me to them. I don't know why some have to talk down to others but I do know that I am much happier and more content than they are. Thank you for your videos, they have helped many and helped show others that it's ok to have a different mind set than many.

[@DebbiesHomeplace]

I always look forward to Porch Time. Another good one with so much beneficial information. I agree prepping is of the utmost.

[@a-survivors-journey]

Good morning Danny/Wanda. Life is good! I value your life experiences being shared .

[@theresacole2994]

Throughly enjoyed this porch time!! All Truth and Common Sense!! Which we lack these days. Thank ya Danny.

[@joeyhardin1288]

I anguish over the lost, but I feel sorry for the unprepared. God Bless, stay safe.

[@donnadivineprepping9742]

Great way to start a day ; with spiritual/biblically study and knowing we need to be physically be ready too. Prepped up and preyed up👍🏽🙏🏽🥔🥦🌽🫑🍓🍅

[@donnadivineprepping9742]

Typo prayed*

[@nancygould6789]

I can't seem to get anyone else to stock up. I think their the crazy ones cause scripture does talk about storehouses. I believe the good book.

[@MmMm-dy1jb]

Great comment Nancy...I believe in the good book too! 👍

[@thewildingslanding]

Super dry in south central Florida. We should be in the beginning of our rainy season, and it hasn't even begun.

[@ja_Iam]

Really dry up here near Ocala- praying rainy season starts soon.

[@delphine88313]

Yep north Florida needs rain also. The April showers didn't show up to me .Its May and I keep checking the forecast so I don't over water my crops.I don't see any rain in the forecast but God is in control.

[@Willbkool]

We've gotten plenty of rain this year in NW Florida. When our country was in a major drought several years ago, we were one of the few areas that received our normal amount of rain. Even the Pacific NW was drier than normal.

[@delphine88313]

Well I ordered more seeds even though I have some.I purchased them from Hoss tools because I need pollinators.I tried the hand thingy but I'm new to gardening so I don't think I did it right😅 I don't see any bees in my area i do see some butterflys though.I purchased the plants to draw them into my garden.And now I have monarchs hatching in my garden. I saw one today flying after coming out of the cocoon. I did a happy dance and thanked the Lord.

[@cyndidame1721]

I never thought of it that way...how special will it be if God is taking over 2000 years to prepare for us. Very exciting video..thanks Danny.

[@sunshinemee4226]

I Sooo love cooler weather!

[@melodyshomestead1727]

Great video! My husband, two of our children, and I listened to this in the car earlier. A great Bible message also.

[@daniellemoreau3201]

Danny - Enjoying listening to this as I prepared dinner for this evening. This message felt like such a blessing for me today. Thank you. We must be steadfast and prepare bit by bit each day for what is to come...each in our own way. Now is the time for wisdom and sure footedness. Much love to you and Wanda from New Hampshire.

[@abigailbelford883]

It's really awesome when God provides just the nugget you need, when you need it. Thanks for your wise counsel. It is spot on. Bless you guys.

[@darlenechaney6989]

I'm thankful that you care enough to share your teachings and prayers 🤗

[@maryarcher8484]

I feel there is a lot of people that deep down they know your right, but staying in the mentality of out of site, out of mind they don't have to think about what's coming they would just rather stay in denial!

[@bobchapman8024]

Danny. THANK YOU! You spoke to my heart with this video. God Bless you and this channel. This one is so motivational and spot on!!!

[@maryarcher8484]

I truly enjoy your style of getting the word out! God bless you both! Danny God gave you the talent to be a natural speaker!