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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته رمضان مبارك my name is Dawood Yassin and I am coming to you from Zaituna College in Berkeley, California. Alhamdulillah, I think the organization that is hosting this event and I am looking forward to sharing some thoughts with you with regard to Ramadan and some reflections on the Quran. This is my first Ramadan on an island where I grew up and I heard that there was another Muslim on that island, however we never met and that was 24 years ago. There was no community for me to join and now all of us find ourselves in a similar situation where we have no community. This was pre-Zoom so we could not engage in that way. The Arabs say something, وَسَلْنَهَيْثُ بَدَتْنَهَ, that we arrived where we began. So now all of us, as I said, 24 years later find ourselves in that situation and I hear many people asking, you know, how do I spend this Ramadan alone? But with reality, are we ever really alone when we think about it of the continued sustenance and protection and guidance from Allah SWT? All of this is an indication, a true indication that we are never really alone and we may think that we are, however the Quran reminds us that we are not and I want to share a few things from the Quran. The Quran is that reality that reaches downwards from heaven and the message within that reality contains the ability to bring us to the truest understanding of ourselves and this function in life. Charles Lege Eton, a British journalist and convert to Islam, he writes, the Quran moves in a literate shepherd to tears when recited to him and it shaped the lives of millions of simple people over 1400 years. It has stopped the sophisticated in their tracks and made saints of them and it has been the source of the most subtle philosophy and art which expresses its deepest meaning in visual terms. It has brought the wandering tribes of mankind together in communities and civilizations upon which its most imprint is apparent even to the most casual observer. The Muslim, regardless of race and national identity, is unlike anyone else because he or she has undergone the impact of the Quran and has been formed by it. However, to engage and embark upon this journey, it demands of us that we are willing to alter aspects of our lives that are not currently oriented towards the Quran and a life guided by ethics, morals and principles. Why? One states it clearly. Allah says in Surah Al-Ra'id, the 13th chapter of the Quran verse 11 and part of the verse saying, Allah does not change the condition of a people until they first change what is in themselves. And then in the tafsir of Ibn Kathir, we find a hadith that gives explanation and further meaning to this verse. And in the tafsir of Ibn Kathir, we find this following hadith. It's a hadith Qudsi which begins, Waqala Rabbul, and the Lord has said, By my might, majesty and elevation above my throne, there is not a single town or home who are engaged in what I dislike of disobedience, who then leave it for what I love of obedience except for that I alleviate what they dislike of my punishment and replace it with what they love of my mercy.  And I'm going to tell you, as this was my journey as I said in the beginning of my Islam, spending this time by myself, spending time with Quran, praying ta'ra weeh by myself, dealing with my food by myself, no halal food on the island. It was a real test for me. But I looked at the Quran and this idea of this Quran being one of guidance. So this first guidance obviously that we find in this message within the Quran is in this month of Ramadan. شهر رمضان اللذي أنزلا فيه القرآن هدى للناس وبينات ملهدى والفرقان. So here, this relationship of the Quran as I said, it is for us to be very clear and make no mistake that it's a guidance for mankind. And Ramadan is the month when that reality is present in our lives unlike others in other times of the year. So the translation of the verse I just read, the month of Ramadan is that in which was revealed the Quran a guidance for people in clear proofs and a guidance for criterion. So again, this idea of the Quran being a means of guidance. This guidance then takes us and clearly identifies for us the function and the reality of the Quran. I think of it as, again, in these first in these formative years of my Islam, I understood this Quran as being, right? How did I understand Allah as being establishing in my life Allah as a sustainer, sustainer of mankind. I find in Surat Al-Fatir verse 3 of chapter 35, Allah asks this rhetorical question at the end of this verse. O mankind, remember Allah's grace towards you. Is there any Creator other than Allah who provides for you from the sky and the earth or there is no deity, there is no deity except for Allah. How then will you be deluded from the truth? So establishing first and foremost these principles as I said, Quran being guidance. Establishing these principles in my life.  Then the giver of guidance. We turn back to Surat Al-Baqarah, the second chapter of the Quran. Thatikal Kitabu La Raib, this idea of guidance. So where else should I look for guidance? How else should I understand that sustenance which has been written for me will find me. If I am not engaging in the Quran and having these ideas kind of seared into my mind, seared into my intellect, into my being to understand these as realities and not mere verses only. It is with a lofty purpose that we seek from it the guidance that would transform our whole being, bringing us to Allah's pleasure and to His straight path. So now understanding and establishing the Quran as guidance. Understanding that He is a sustainer, the giver of guidance. Now I move to this idea of Allah being the judge of mankind on a personal level. What does that mean to me?  Allah says in the Quran again. Allah says in this, the day when they come forth. Nothing will be hidden from Allah. And then Allah will ask this rhetorical question again. Who is the sovereignty to this day? It is Allah, the One, the Almighty. So how do I understand ultimate judgment and infinite justin if I'm not engaging it directly through the Quran? Because we have to form our own relationship with Allah, with regard to what He is saying about Himself because far too often we are not aware of how Allah is going to deal with us, which can be misleading and give us expectations that are inaccurate concerning Allah's judgment. And if we're talking about judgment here, then I want to remind us of this idea that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala meets out merciful justice. At times we are given over to constant stories of wrath, of Allah's wrathful justice. And to some degree that is reality. However, we should have full belief that even when we fall short, that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala, through His promise, has given us the ability to be dealt with with a merciful justice. So the verse that I just read before, that was from Surat al-Fathir. And now in the verse that follows it. اليوم تجزى كل نفسم بما كسبت لا ظلم اليوم إن الله سريع الحساب. Today each soul will be rewarded for whatever it has done. And today no injustice will be done. Allah is swift in reckoning. Allah says again وعد الله الذين أامنوا وعملوا صالحاتي لهم مغفرتون وأجرون عظيم. Again these are guiding principles inshallah that come alive in this month. And this month establishes this for us to move forward for the rest of the year. Allah continues by saying in the hadith that I want to again clarify, a hadith qudsi that clarifies this, that really when we think about this justice in our relationship with Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala from these principles as a set of guidance and of sustainer and of mercy. إِنَّ رَحْمَتِ تَغْلِبُ غَضَبِ that Allah says, my mercy prevails over my wrath. So now let's look at the Qur'an as a reminder. Let this Qur'an during this blessed month remind us that everything in the entire creation man and nature is contingent upon Allah. If I'm not reading and engaging the Qur'an how will this reality be rooted in my heart? How am I challenging myself from thinking that I am the doer of my affairs? The provider, the organizer, the giver, the taker, the decider of all things. I work there for all that I have in the fruits of my labor. And one mode of thinking that is correct, but such thinking is what veils us from Allah. That is why I mentioned this first principle of understanding and affirming that my sustainer and provider is Allah. Behind the veil of seeing ourselves as the sustainer and the provider is a different reality. And that reality is realized when we understand what Allah shares about himself in the Qur'an. All too often people use shame and fear as a type of motivation and perhaps that is useful in some degree. But I know far too many people that have lost hope because they are constantly threatened by the chastisement of a punishing Lord. Yes, Allah says that about himself in the Qur'an. However, if we are not reading and engaging the Qur'an then it is far too easy to forget and lose sight that he is a merciful Lord who loves us and wants good for us and created gender for us. It wants us to dwell therein forever and send the messengers and the prophets to guide us to that way and to show us how to live on that straight path. If I am not inspired to draw nearer to the source of this book and the love that accompanies it because I am put off by what others say, then I need to re-establish my relationship with that book which in essence is re-establishing my relationship with my Creator. So in summing this up, the Qur'an is talking to me directly about Allah. Let us work to integrate ethics, morals and principles of Qur'an into our hearts that are present in our actions, speech and relationships with one another. These are some of the foundational prerequisites to any fruitful relationship with the Qur'an. Let us work to develop these attributes as much as we can. Let them penetrate the depth of our being. Without the help of these inner resources, we will not receive our full potential of the Qur'an's blessings. These inner resources are not impossible to find. Through constant awareness and reflection, through appropriate words and deeds, we can work to acquire and develop them. The more we do, the closer we will come to the Qur'an and what better time than the blessed month of Ramadan to come closer to the Qur'an. May Allah SWT bless us during the remaining days and nights of Ramadan and bestow His mercy, forgiveness and pardon upon all of us on the late Qadr. Wassalamu alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu.


Hey everyone, welcome back to Six Sister Stuff. Today we're going to share with you three easy dump and go recipes that anyone can make. So my name is Kristen, and I'm Camille, and today we're making some Instant Pot Buffalo Chicken Wraps and then some 15 Bean Soup in your Instant Pot.  So these recipes are quick and easy, and dump and go, which is our favorite. But they're also healthy, so if you're trying to be a little bit healthier this year, these are the perfect recipes. Yep, you can feel good about feeding these to your family. Exactly. Alright, if you guys are ready, let's get cooking. Alright, so the first recipe we're going to make is our delicious Bean Soup. Have you ever had Bean Soup? Yes. This is, it's so hearty, it's full of fiber, which everybody needs more fiber, especially in January, so yeah. So we're going to show you just how easy it is to make this recipe. So should we start with our beans, you want to tell them about the beans? Yeah, okay, so you can just get these at the grocery store, I've seen them at all grocery stores, it's just a bag full of 15 different beans, and it's specifically for 15 beans soup. So the brand is Hearst's, so you'll have to check that out, but we're going to pour that right in, right? Yeah, yeah. So we found this at Walmart, you can find it at Kroger, or really any grocery store. Any grocery store. You can also get it on Amazon. Okay, then I'm going to put the vegetables in if that's okay. Yep, dump them on. So we have one red pepper, we chopped up, one onion, and then, oh, half an onion? A whole onion. A whole onion, sorry, and then two stalks of celery. Yep. Ooh, try and get it the best that we can. Doing good. So this is our mom's kitchen, I don't know if you guys knew that, so remember I moved from Sacramento, and we're building right now in Logan, and I usually have these bendable cutting boards that I use to use all the time, and so being in my mom's kitchen I'm getting used to her things. Yes. You'll be back in your own place. I will. It's coming. It's coming. Okay, what else do we got? Okay. Should we do the carrots? Yeah, let's do carrots. So just a cup of carrots. You can use like a large carrot and chop it up, or just dump some baby carrots in. Whatever you have in your fridge, works great. They're quick and easy, so baby carrots to me. Yep. All right, and then about a teaspoon or so of minced garlic. Mm-hmm. Okay. Marked like two garlic cloves. Close. Yeah, if you've got that. And then we're going to do a whole box of chicken broth, which is four cups. So I'll dump that in, and then as soon as I finish dumping this out, I'm going to go fill it up with water and add four cups of water. Nice. It's just a quick and easy way to measure it, and you don't have to use anything else to measure it. All right. I'll get that filled up. You fill that up. I'll get the can of diced tomatoes, and you're just going to leave the liquid in there because you want, obviously, liquid in with your soup, so good there. All right. Now we're going to get into the spices a little bit, so, oh, we'll wait for her. We'll wait for her to dump this in. All right. Do her water. Yeah. Nice. The thing I like about this soup is it's so colorful with the beans and then the vegetables in there, too. I sometimes, I've thrown in green peppers, yellow peppers, orange peppers, like, if I have that on hand, I'll toss that in. They cook all well together that your kids won't even know that there's extra stuff in there. Yep. Okay. So now we're going to do two tablespoons of Worcestershire sauce. You know what? I don't think anyone's confident in how to say, no, Worcestershire. And I know that I'm going to get a lot of comments on that. So tell me. How do you say it? How do you say it? Okay. And if you could write out the pronunciation. That'd be great. Maybe we should Google it and listen to how. Listen, listen. Alexa says it. It depends on where you live. Like, I've had so many people tell me, like, you're saying it wrong. This is how we say it in Alabama. Sorry. Here's another one. Cumin. Cumin. Or is it cumin? No. Some people say cumin. It's cumin. Tell me what you say. Okay. So I'm going to add in two tablespoons of Dijon mustard. Okay. Then we have one tablespoon of, I'm going to use your same tablespoon. That's okay. If you guys don't remember these, we talked about magnetic tablespoons. They're my favorite. They're the best. And there's some too. Oh, brand new. Brand new. Okay, so liquid smoke, whenever I put a recipe on with liquid smoke, people always say, where do you get it? It's by the barbecue sauce at the grocery store. It's only like a dollar or two. It's one of the best purchases you can make. It's such, like, a depth of flavor. And I always add a little bit extra. Oh, yeah. It's my favorite. It is. It's so good in this too. This is a vegetarian soup, but sometimes I will add in some diced ham. Oh, that would be really good. Like, ham compliments the beans really well. I feel like. Nice. If I have leftover ham for my Christmas or Easter. Oh, that's a great idea. Yeah. All right. I'm going to add in a tablespoon of dried parsley. If you wanted to, you could do fresh parsley too. You might have to do a lot, though, to get that flavor. Because the flavor of dried is so much more concentrated. It is. It is. All right. And then I have some chili powder. We're just going to do two teaspoons there also. And then just some salt and pepper to taste, right? Yep. Okay. Sprinkle these in. You can always add more after it's done cooking as well. We'll go crazy. I like it. It always needs salt. Okay, now we're just going to mix it up a little bit. Make sure the spices are in there. I made something the other day and I didn't mix my spices in very well. And the spices, like, blew up all over the top of the lid. So. Learning to learn. I'm going to mix in my dry spices a little bit better. What size of instant pot is this? So this is a six quart. All the recipes we make, we make with a six quart. And this fills right up to the max line, I noticed. Yes, yes. Which you don't want to go above that. No. It causes some exposure. But if you're cooking with the three quart, you want to split this recipe in half. If you're doing the eight quart, you can just make it normal, too. Cool. Okay. So now we're going to put the lid on. Okay. And. Backwards. There we go. I like it. It's fine. Okay. She said the little knob to ceiling. Not venting. Okay. So we're going to push the pressure cook button. Or the manual button, depending on whatever instant pot you have. Then we're going to go up to 45 minutes because we need to cook those beans. But dry beans for 45 minutes is not bad. It's really not. Oh my gosh. In a slow cooker that would be like 12 hours. Exactly. We're going to sit here for a little bit and then we'll come back and show you the finished product. Okay. So our 15 bean soup is now done. After 45 minutes, I'm going to push this venting knob. That's pretty benty. Okay. So pin dropped. Pin's dropped. We're good. Open her up. Look at that. Oh my gosh. That is a lot of soup. It is. Yeah. This is a good one. That's going to last you for a few days. To feed the masses. Yep. And like we talked about, if you had leftover ham, you could easily throw it in here. That's a great idea. It's a really, like it complements the flavor as well. You're ready? Yes. I love all the colors. Like all the different beans and stuff. I was telling you, it's such a pretty soup. That is a good soup. That is a good soup. Nice. You going to dive in? Yes, I am. That was good. It's good. Beans are good. Yeah. I like the beans now. It's really good. Like the broth has a really good flavor. Yes. It's hearty. It's thick. Perfect on a cold night. I love it. All right, guys. We're done with this recipe. Now on to the chicken burrito bowls. So, I'm not going to touch the chicken. We're just going to dump it in. That's what I love about using frozen chicken. You don't have to touch it. Dump it in. Yep. We have four chicken breasts in there, but you can have three if you want to. All right. Next, you want to add garlic in for me? Yep. Two cloves of garlic. We're about a teaspoon. Nice. You're using that. Okay. And then cumin. Cumin. However you want to say it. We got two tablespoons of this, and I love this and chili powder together is like two of my most favorite things. It's perfect for Mexican recipes, I think. Those are the best flavors together. If I can get it. A little more. Here we go. Here we go. There we go. All right. Okay. So do that. Oh, that was a little easier to pull out. Yeah, this one isn't so packed. Oops, that one might have a little bit extra. A little bit of spice. Gonna have a kick. Okay. So next, we're going to add a half a cup of brown rice. Okay. So we're going to actually put it kind of in the bottom so it will be covered with the liquid. All right. Could you use a different kind of rice if you want? You could. You could. It will cook a little bit longer because brown rice takes about 25 minutes to cook, and that's how long we're going to be cooking this for. Okay. Is it good? All right. Well, I'm going to dump in a can of black beans. They've already been rinsed and drained. So there's that. That's loud. Nice. You want to do the tomato stew? Yep. So this is just a can of diced tomatoes. Dump that right on top. And then about a cup and a half of chicken broth. And we're just going to eyeball it. Not quite half, but... A cup and a half. Close enough. Okay, cool. All right. So lid can go on. Lid is on. The thing about this recipe is that it's the burrito bowls, chicken burrito bowls. And so after this cooks, that's all the good stuff happens after it's done cooking. Okay. Okay. Are you ready? Yep. So this is a different kind of instant pot that we're using. We're going to make sure this little knob is turned to ceiling. Yep. Then go ahead and push the manual button or the pressure cook button. Whatever your instant pot has. And then because it's frozen, we're going to go up to 25 minutes. There we go. And after a few seconds, it will say on. That means you did it right. And you can just walk away. All right. When this is done, we'll come back. Okay. So our chicken is done in the instant pot. We already vented it. Yes. We already let the spray fly. It really wasn't bad. It was just steamy. Okay. All right. So now, try the chicken. Okay. I'm going to give you that job. I'll pull this out. Okay. Oh, there we go. So this chicken, you really could use it for so many different things. Right? Right. Any Mexican tacos, burritos, nachos, like whatever you feel like. Exactly. But what are we doing with this? We're doing a little bit healthier today. So we're going to put it on some lettuce or salad, whatever you want. I like it actually on spinach is my favorite. But we're going to use like the romaine today. Perfect. Awesome. So once you shred the chicken, then you're going to throw it back in there and get all the flavors and stuff on this. This is really good. Yeah. And there's. And the rice is in there. Rice and beans and all the good stuff. I'll hurry and finish shredding this up. All right. Chicken is all shredded. Now it's really good stuff. Okay. I'm going to use a slotted spoon. Is that okay? Oh yeah. Just sure.  All the good stuff. Sometimes when we make this, I will make salads for my husband and I. Uh-huh. My kids will make like quesadillas with it. Oh, that's a good idea. Or like wrap it in a tortilla because that's so much easier for them to eat. All right. Yep. Okay. So now we just add the good stuff. All your favorite toppings. Okay. And you can add whatever you want. So sour cream. Let's see. First we'll add. We're going to make this look pretty. Yeah. Maybe a little bit of tomatoes. A little bit of cheese. You have a second of cheese. Okay.  Go for it. Okay. My husband likes to put jalapenos on it just for like an added kick. I would love that. So that's a good addition. And I love like the guacamole stuff. Oh yeah, guacamole, corn. I love corn. Ah, corn. I don't know. I love it. All right guys. Super simple, easy, healthy. I mean if you even take out the sour cream it's still super healthy. All right. So this recipe is our buffalo chicken lettuce wraps. You can also wrap it in a tortilla if you don't want to wrap it in lettuce. But it's super good, full of protein and so easy. And super healthy too. Yeah. That's what I love about it. Like this one I feel really good about. This is a great one too to make for lunch. Like if you need a quick and healthy lunch. So we've got three frozen chicken breasts. We're just going to dump them right in. Awesome. Okay. Then we got two cups of chicken broth. Now I love these. It's usually four cups. So yeah. We just kind of guesstimated in half of it. Perfect. Okay. All right. Do you want to put in the vegetables there? Yep. So we've got one stalk of celery and half an onion. Nice. So toss that all in there. Okay. Okay. Want to do the garlic for me? Yeah. Just a little bit of garlic. So just like what? One clove. Yeah. Okay. Do a little bit extra. Okay. So we have just a half a cup of Frank's hot sauce. You can use your favorite kind of hot sauce or buffalo sauce, but you like. You were saying you like sweet baby rays. Yes. So it's okay. If you have a favorite, let us know. I've only ever tried Frank's, but apparently I need to branch out. All right. I think that's it. Okay. That was easy. And it smells really good. It does. I love hot sauce. Let's see. This should not be that hard. Good. Lid on. Lop went to ceiling. Nope. Not venting. Now we're going to go ahead and push the pressure cooker manual button. And then because it's frozen chicken, we're going to go to 25 minutes. If it was thawed chicken, we could cook it for about 20 yourself. Okay. Frozen. 25. All right. After you set the timer and you can just walk away. So it's the best. You're good to go. All right. This is done. We'll show you how it looks. All right. Buffalo chicken is all done cooking. As you can see, it's been done for about three minutes. So I'm going to have Camille do the little quick release. Yep. Oh, there we go. So a little pin went down. So you can open it up. Awesome. So just going to pull out the chicken breasts and we'll get them all shredded. Right? Right. Okay. So we'll just use two forks. They fall right apart. Awesome. Yep. You can tell they're super moist. Nice. I feel like chicken in the instant pot is more moist than in a slow cooker. Sorry. I feel like the slow cooker on low kind of dries them out. Yeah. But the instant pot's good. Yeah. Could you use chicken thighs in this recipe? Totally. I bet that would be good too. Yeah. Okay. So there's that. Awesome. And we can just dump it right back in. Yeah. Dump it back in so we can have some sauce stuck. Okay. So chicken is all done. We shredded it all. Now we're going to just make some delicious lettuce wraps. So we're going to put them on a plate here. Okay.  All right. Do you want three? All three? Yeah. I know. I love this like if you're looking for a low carb option. It's just another way to get in good source of proteins and vegetables. But you could easily put this in like a wrap. Like a tortilla or like a spinach wrap would be super good. They also have low carb tortillas. So. Really? You can look into that too. I heard they had like cauliflower tortillas. What? Neither. Neither. You can look into that. A girl at my husband's work that brings them every day. So. Yum. I know. Okay. So you can add some more hot sauce on top. Like the Frank sauce. But we're just going to leave them just like this. So I'm going to add a little bit of shredded carrots. Just add a little more veggies on there. Yeah. The color that adds. And then also the crunch. Like. I love the crunch. It's good. Yep. And then just a little bit of celery too. Now if you're feeling really fun. I'm the same way. I love it. I do too. I love ranch. Ranch on everything. And like the buffalo sauce. Yep. Do you want to squirt some more on there? Yeah. But yeah. You could totally do some more buffalo sauce on here too. That's what my husband always does. He likes it with the ranch. So. Me too. Me too. Cool. Awesome. All right guys. If you loved these dump and go recipes. Don't forget to check out our other four dump and go recipes that are super easy and simple. You're going to love them. All right. Bye.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2021 Ford F-250 Crew Cab Short Box Lariat Black Appearance Package with the Tremor Package is stock number 13642Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used heavy-duty truck. Headquarters, this 2021 Ford F-250 has the 6.7-liter Power Stroke diesel engine, puts out 475 horsepower and 1,050 foot-pounds of torque, it's paired up with the 10-speed automatic transmission. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change while the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this truck is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around, inside, underneath, start it up, and take a look under the hood to give you the most accurate representation possible. Black Agate Metallic is the color, and I shoot all my videos in 4K, so if you have HD capabilities, turn them on now, because it is your best way to check out the quality condition options and cleanliness of the truck before seeing it in person. Going down the driver's side box here, looks really good, didn't see any dents or dings on there. The cab and doors are all in very nice condition, didn't see any dents on them. Front fender looks really good as well, and if you like the video, you can subscribe to my YouTube channel, which is youtube.com, slash Summit Auto. Click the bell notification to get updates on the videos I do each and every day, as well as want to access to one of the largest vehicle walk-around catalogs on YouTube, so that's pretty cool as well. The Trummer package gives you the black painted alloy wheels, it also gives you the Goodyear Wrangler Duratrack tires, these are LT28575RA teams, they have right around half the tread left on them, frame and underbody is an exceptionally nice clean condition. You do get these special Rancho shocks and a two inch lift from the factory with that Trummer package. Coming around the front, you can see the front bumpers in excellent condition, no dents or dings on there. You do get the LED headlamps, LED running lights and LED fog lamps, we'll turn all those on at the end of the video so that you can see just how nice and bright they are. You get the kind of bronzed out Ford logo, which looks pretty good. The hood is in excellent condition, I didn't see any dents or dings on there and the passenger side front fender is in nice condition as well. Passengers side front wheel, no scuffs or scrapes on there. And as you go down this side of this 2021 Ford F250, take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and remember like that paint is. I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by, you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the truck. You can see the truck, hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you can get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make that buying decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video that was helpful and that Brett sent you. Back wheels in excellent shape and the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. Everyone does have rear airbag suspension and the frame and underbody is in really nice condition. A little dusty, but nothing too bad. I would say better dusty than rusty and it has all the remaining factory exhaust so it hasn't been altered in any way. You also get the powder coated running boards with the tremor package. I always thought those looked really good as well and you get the tremor sticker that's just a sticker so if you didn't like it, you could always take it off. LED tail lamps, rear bumpers in pretty nice shape. Does have the backup parking sensors, the full towing package which includes a receiver hitch 4-pin and 7-pin wiring. And the tailgate is in excellent condition as well. Didn't see any dents or things on there. Has the power drop down tailgate, spray and bed liner. You get LED bed lights and side box tie downs. Comes with a Ford factory spray and bed liner and that bed liner goes onto the tailgate which is really nice. It also has the tailgate step assist. That shuts nice and solidly. And for full disclosure, this back wheel just as nice as the rest. This one does have the driver side door code entry. We do have the code for this truck and if you ever wanted to figure out what your code is for your 17-22 Super Duty in the upper right hand part of the screen, got a video showing you how to do that. Blind spot monitoring, built in directional signals, 360 camera. These mirrors power telescope out. They power fold in and I'll show you that as well.  Both these front seats are heated and cooled and power. No rips or tears on there. It does have the power driver seat with lumbar weather tech floor mats inside. Power pedals, auto headlamps, power tilt and telescopic steering wheel. That's pretty sweet. LED side lights on the mirrors. Like I said, these mirrors do power fold in. I always like showing both sides so you know that both sides are working properly. And they do power telescope out and in. Memory driver seat, wood grain trim on the doors. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats. Both sides are up. No rips or tears on those seats. It does have the latch, child safety system for any child car seats you may have. And the passenger side rear seat is in excellent condition as well. It does have the power sliding rear window with the built in rear defrost. So under these seats is a storage area that collapses down nice and flat. Let's go. Legs on there. So that goes down like so. Memory floor mats. And you have a 110 volt, 400 watt max plug-in 12 volt power point USB and USB-C. Side current airbags, back doors are trimmed out like the front doors and it does have child safety locks on the back doors. Bottoms and inside of the doors all look really nice. One thing to note on these black appearance packages, you get this black chrome kick plate. You get the super duty on the driver's seat. We'll hop inside, check out the miles radio and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior. You see this one has 15,000, 35 miles on it. You do get the digital speedometer and all your information centers on that nice digital display. Comes with the leather wrapped steering wheel. You get Bluetooth and audio controls on the right, cruise controls and information center controls on the left. And this is a heated steering wheel. There are your climate controls on the sync 8 inch radio, AM, FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities. There's your heated steering wheel controls. Your factory navigation system is on here as well. There's highway 41 so that is working nicely. You get all your different apps and settings, there's settings. You get FordPass Connect, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and then it has these apps right there. You get the B&O premium sound system, factory exhaust break, stability control, that's like a trail control, lane departure warning and there is your backup camera, front camera and 360 cam. So you can change all the cameras. You also have your cargo cam so you can see what's going on in the bed. So that's pretty sweet as well. Down here is your turned out four wheel drive, factory brake controller, trailer backup assist, dual climate controls, heated and cooled seat buttons, wireless cell phone charge pad, USB, USB-C, get your keyless entry, remote start and your power drop down tailgate button, four cup holders or two cup holders, ambient lighting, 12 volt power point, 110 volt, 200 watt plug-in, dual glove boxes and the passenger side format and seat are in fantastic conditions as well. I don't think this truck's ever been smoked in. You get the panel roof, home link, I'm sorry not home link buttons but six auxiliary up-fit switches. This one does not have home link and then you have your sunroof and sun shade controls and that's pretty much everything. I wanted to show you the tire and loading information real quick as well as the vins sticker. Alright, we'll start it up. Take a look under the hood. Check out all those LED lights as well. Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that other than my hood's open. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. It was at LED Light in the Mirror and hopefully from this HD video, you've been able to verify the quality condition options and of course, cleanliness of this truck all the way around inside and out that all those LED lights, they are super bright, look really good. And under the hood, we have the 6.7 liter power stroke diesel engine. Engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth. Once again, this truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change while the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this truck is 100% ready to go. There's the emissions sticker. And I would highly recommend this truck from a quality, condition, options standpoint. This thing's loaded up, really a sharp ride and whoever's going to get it, it's going to love it. 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are delivered. We're so glad that you were joining us on Hope Today.  We have a very special co-host with us today. Pastor Jay, can you introduce our special co-host? Yeah, I have my son here. He just had a birthday last week, and he wanted to come to the fundraising event, but we couldn't work it out. So I guess it's bring your parent to work day. So he's got a suit on looking good. You want to say hi? Hi. So he's here today. So good to have you today and good to be with you guys. It's going to be an exciting time.  And so we are just super excited because we know that God is moving all around the earth. And, Pastor Jay, can you tell us about our guests that we're going to have on the program on the show today? Well, I'll tell you what, I'm excited because not only is my son here, but my wife is here. Thank you.  You are not going to want to miss it.  It's powerful. I'm excited to dive in. You know, I think, Angela, do you have any experiences like personally with deliverance that everyone walked through and gone through? Oh, yes, girl. I think deliverance as Pastor Greg, when we get into the interview, we'll talk more. I think it's a huge missing element within a lot of our churches today, and it is critical. I've seen students, adults, older adults get delivered from the demonic. Yeah, I feel like we shouldn't shy away from it. I'll personally say I've been delivering. I've received it, and so I think it is so important just what Angela is saying that in churches, it is paramount. It's what Jesus did. He cast out demons. He cast out devils. We should not be afraid of it, and so I just know it is so powerful. Like I will just quickly share, like I had an experience where I had a spiritual mom that she was operated in deliverance, and then I received it before, and the way that God broke through and the strongholds were broken, the torment that was broken, the generational curses that were passed down from my family. Come on. I know there's a lot of us that we come from families like I have a Caribbean background. I mean, there's witchcraft. There's all this stuff that has to be broken, and it is so powerful when we experience that. So you definitely want to stay tuned with our interview with Pastor Greg Locke, and you know, one thing, you know, this is so powerful that I know many of you, we had a chance all across the country to celebrate and to honor the National Day of Prayer. I'd actually had a chance to go down to Market Square. We have some video that we want to share with you right now. You see it appearing on your screen. It was so beautiful. There was like dozens of people came out, different pastors and leaders from across the area were praying, lifting up the name of Jesus.  There was four people that gave their life to Christ on the National Day of Prayer down in Market Square. So it was so beautiful that I was like, oh, there's me. I was up there. There you are. There you see me up there just praying. And it was just so such a powerful time of, you know, worship and just the body of Christ gathering together. And you know, one thing I think about, you know, Jay and Angela is just what Ms. Norma said is that everyone ought to know who Jesus is. And when she was walking on the streets of Pittsburgh, that was her heart's cry. And just being down there just made it become so more alive, like how important it is that Cornerstone Television Network is here. And we are just so thankful for your partnership and all that you do to help us running, to help us keep the good news of the gospel out. And we just want to say a big thank you for all of you who participated in our fundraiser Hope Arising last week. And we want to give you an update. So we have met 70 percent of our goal. We want to thank you so, so much. We have more than $140,000 raised. And we still have 60,000 left to go. So, you know, there's still time to give and to sew into Cornerstone, which is good ground here at our ministry. So prayerfully consider, we are just so thankful for each and every one of you and your partnership. So you can give us a call at<PHONE_NUMBER>. And we just want to say thank you. It is an honor for us to serve you for more than 44 years here in the Pittsburgh area. Well, it looks like I need to go into some fundraising mode here. I've still got a little bit left to go here. So y'all are going to make me work a little more. But no, I'm so excited though for our next guest. He is on fire for the Lord and he's hungry for revival. Pastor Greg Locke's new film, Come Out in Jesus Name, follows him and a diverse group of unconventional preachers as they begin to spark one of the most important awakenings in the history of the Christian church through the most unlikely means. Check out this new trailer. I hope is that more and more people will stop being embarrassed by something that Jesus did more than anything else in the entire three and a half years of his ministry. We're not following after the signs. The signs are following after the truth and revival is coming back to truth, biblical truth. There's nothing more biblical than setting people free from the influence of demonic activity. Deliverance leads to reformation. Reformation leads to revival. You can't fight something that you don't know is there. The first deliverance Jesus did was not in a nightclub. It was in the synagogue. The first time the demon manifested, it happened right in the church. It's happening in the streets even if it's not happening in the church. We allow things in our school system. That should not be allowed. Heavenly Father, today I claim victory over Satan by putting on the whole armor of God. And we've been trained in the American church which is far too American and not enough church to show up and have a service whether God shows up or not and that is unacceptable. We've seen too much. It's been taken out of the box and we're not going back.  It was always about our children. It's always been about the kids. It's always been about the children. Spells. I destroy the words of every witch, warlock, wizard, sorcerer, and all other powers of darkening. In Jesus name. In Jesus name. Jesus is coming for a sportless pure blood. Deliverance ministry should be common. It should have never went away. And there are a lot of suits and ties in pulpits around America saying, oh no, deliverance is not for today. Well my question is what all those demons go that Jesus cast out? We have pastor Greg here. Welcome, sir, to answer that question on hope today. So glad to have you today. I'm honored to be here. Thank you so much. Well, I don't think I need to give any more of an introduction than that right there.  To start off, I think you're new here to Cornerstone Television. Tell us just a little bit about what you're going to be doing today. Tell us just a little bit about what you're doing down there in Nashville, about your church and your family so that people get to know you at home. Yeah, absolutely. I was an evangelist for about 11 years. I tell people I have seven suits and seven sermons and I just would go all over the nation. I did it for 48 states, 15 countries. And in 2006, I had a burden from my hometown just outside of Nashville. And so we just left all of it, came back home, started a church from scratch in a high school auditorium and things just began to take off. You know, we've had our ebb and flow, our ups and downs. But deliverance ministry, really the five-fold ministry completely exploded our church. I was a strict cessationist. I was against any of this, right? I was against all signs, miracles, tongues, wonders. I tell people jokingly, I thought deliverance was a Bert Reynolds movie, right? I knew nothing about any of this. I was taught to ignore it and to dismiss it. And three or four years ago, God showed up at our church and embarrassed me in front of thousands of people. And it was the greatest embarrassing moment that I've ever had in my life because it brought us to this interview today. And now we went from a 300-seat wedding chapel to a 3000-seat tent. We've baptized almost 9,000 people in three years in a horse trough. And people just keep showing up, showing up, showing up. And God just keeps showing out. And so it's unbelievable the move of God that we're experiencing right now. Now Pastor Greg, you had mentioned an embarrassing moment that happened. Tell us a little bit more about that embarrassing moment. Now you were a Baptist and now you said you've gotten out of cessationism. What happened? What brought about that? Go a little deeper into that and share with the people at home how you came out of cessationism. Absolutely. I had actually been preaching on the gifts of the spirit for a couple of years even before the first deliverance related issue happened. But I never saw it going into the supernatural that way, right? I started preaching on, you know, the miracles and the signs of the Holy Spirit, the gifts of the Holy Spirit in 1 Corinthians chapter 12. And so I started to operate more into that. My wife began to operate in that. People need to understand I came out of religion. She came out of a ditch of addiction. So she didn't have to unlearn anything. She just took the Bible for face value. Whereas I had kind of a seminary train, denominational lens. And so as we began to walk in the five fold and more in the gifts, I was introduced to Derek Prince Ministries, Wyn Whirly and some of the greats of the past in deliverance, Apostle Ivory in Philadelphia. And so I began to watch some of these videos and read some of these books. And I thought, you know, that seems kind of fantastical. I know demons are real. And then one day, lo and behold, we were on the live stream in one of our tent meeting services, and I was going to baptize a grandmother. And when I turned around, she was actually holding her granddaughter in her arms. And certainly to me as a Baptist, I was like, you know, what is this? A two for one deal, you know? And so I didn't want to embarrass her on the live stream and tell her she couldn't do that. So I figured, well, she knows something I don't. And so she had this little nine year old girl in her arms. And so I began to baptize the grandmother and we were fine. But when I tried to put that young lady in the water, she literally manifested a full blown cat right before our very eyes. Her eyes changed, her voice changed. She began to hiss and growl. She stood up immediately out of the water just like a cat would and put her fingers out. It looked like her, you know, her claws were coming at us. And I'll be honest, I felt like she was 10 foot tall and bulletproof. I had passed her to a very large church at that moment with a massive live stream audience online. And I was embarrassed not that she was manifesting a demon because I immediately knew what it was. I was embarrassed that I didn't know what to do. I passed her to a big church, had four bestselling books and couldn't cast a demon out of a nine year old girl. And it was that moment that God said, all right, I've got some things to teach you. And so I always get very emotional when I tell the story. So that night, because we couldn't find the little girl, my wife went to the tent looking for that night, my wife and I just wept. And we cried before the Lord and there were no cameras around or nothing. And we said, God, how have we missed it?  And it was at that moment that we said, Holy Spirit, if you will teach us, we will lose every friend we have. We will walk away from every religion we have to walk away from. Just train us, teach us how to do the ministry of Jesus. And from that moment till now, hundreds of thousands of people have been impacted by deliverance ministry. I am the least likely man on the planet to lead a deliverance movement. Well, Pastor, you mentioned that you'd have to walk away from friends, denomination, all those things. Did some of that happen? Did you have to walk away? Or did you see a lot of people that saw what God was doing? And like almost like what Jesus said, believe for the very work's sake. And they decided to transition over. What have you, what has been your experience with the people that you walked with before you came out of that? Well, in the church, it was miraculous. And it was a great experience because even in the movie, I talk about the fact I was nervous to start preaching and broke the subject of casting out demons. But when I did, I did it on a Wednesday night, kind of a soft launch, you know, I didn't want to do it to the big crowd on Sunday. But the moment I mentioned the direction we were going, the whole church lit up like an active volcano. They began to clap and hoot and holler and whistle. And it was like the Holy Spirit said, okay, son, see there, if you will obey me, I already had the people prepared long before the shepherd was prepared. Now a lot of friends did walk away, not people in the church, but ministry-type friends. And of course, my seminary, they probably wouldn't spit on me if I caught fire in the parking lot. And so a lot of meetings started to cancel. But now we've come full circle because what's happening is these preachers are starting to see torment, oppression and demonic flare up in their church. And guess who they're calling? The guy that they threw under the bus a few years ago that they said was crazy. And so now we've been able to reach back in to that church culture and help lead some of those people out. Pastor, what would you say? There are a lot of people out there that don't believe in the gifts. And I love what it says at the end of the trail there. What happened to those devils that Jesus cast out? What would you say to people that are home? Maybe that go to a Baptist church or maybe they're a Presbyterian or Catholic, don't believe, or maybe Catholics believe in exorcism, but don't believe necessarily in casting out devils and the gifts of the spirit. What would be the greatest way that you feel you could reach those people and help them to tap into that level? Well, everybody knows it's a reality, especially in the church where they just don't want to talk about it. It's like the demonic elephant in the room. We can't talk about that because people will think we're crazy. Well, we have to recognize the fact this was the number one ministry of Jesus. It's a third of what he did, right? Jesus only turned water to wine one time. He only walked on the water once, called the storm once, raised two dead people other than himself. There's most miracles Jesus did were what we call kind of a one and done theologically, maybe twice at most. But Jesus cast out so many demons that Mark said on two occasions and many demons came out. If the Holy Spirit says many, then many happened. And there was one occasion that happened all night long. It's like every other chapter. And then in Mark, chapter one, once he cast the first demon out of a man in the synagogue, it then says he went through every synagogue in Galilee, casting out evil spirits. This is the number one ministry of Jesus. And then he course ordains the 12, gives them power to do it, ordains the 70, gives them power to do it, and then gives power to everyone that believes to do it. Then it carries over to the authority of the local church. And here we are today, trying to deny the reality of the number one ministry of Jesus. So my question is, if Jesus did this more than anything else, why is it the last thing that we're talking about in the church world? That's the Greg, I love how you're saying it is the number one ministry of Jesus. And I think we all have to let that sink in because that is the truth. We read it in the gospels and from your experience and just through this movement and even with the other pastors and those that are around you that they're ushering in and just walking through like deliverance ministry, what have you found when people are delivered? They come on the other side that they're set free, that they realize is the biggest misconception when it comes to deliverance. I think what the movie did was it took a lot of the spookiness, a lot of the fantastical nature out of it because it's not all screaming and throwing up and running around and people levitating off the floor. Obviously that stuff happens, right? But it gave it a theological framework and people were like, oh wow, there's a lot of verses in the Bible in the New Testament about demons and how to expel them, how to drive them out. And so I think the biggest misconception is how people are going to manifest. But the Bible says in Ephesians chapter five, what server is made to manifest is of the light. When you turn the light on, the cockroach is scattered. So when you turn on the light of the gospel and you just absolutely bathe people in the love of the Father, the Bible says perfect love casts out fear. And so those demons can't handle that. So what happens is when you have a room of authority, Mark chapter one, Jesus taught with authority, it caused a demon to come out. That man had been sitting in the synagogue for a long, long time. But the rabbis didn't have enough authority, at least they didn't walk in that authority, to drive the demon out. So now what happens when people come to our church, it's not a Greg Locke deal, it's not a Tysha Locke deal or a Global Vision deal, it's a gospel deal. But we have so much authority that we are walking in and we've done so much discipleship through deliverance that when people come to our church, that when they drive on our campus and the gravel begins to crunch under their tires, I'm telling you, people start manifesting demonic activity almost immediately. So the common misconception is that everybody's going to respond the same. Nope, everybody responds different, but the results are the same. And the result is you get peace that you've never had, because the number one responsibility of a demon in the kingdom of darkness is to take away your peace. And they don't care how they do it. They just want to rob you of your peace. Deliverance will give you your peace back. Pastor Greg, is it just for pastors? Is it just for church leaders? What do you feel is the purpose of deliverance in regards to the body, in regards to how we walk it out? Can a regular layperson do it? Can anybody do it? And if so, is there training that needs to happen, and what do you guys offer in order to help people to be able to operate in that? Yeah, absolutely. It's a wonderful question, because Jesus plainly said that deliverance is the children's bread. And then in Acts 10, 38, Jesus did not separate his deliverance ministry from his healing ministry. I tell people all the time, a lot of folks don't understand, they've been praying for a healing for 20 or 30 years that they're never going to get, because they don't need healing. They need deliverance from a spirit of infirmity. And when they get deliverance from a spirit of infirmity, they will be automatically healed because by his stripes we are healed. And so what we find is that we use deliverance as discipleship, because yes, obviously like me or some others, there are people that are graced for deliverance. Some people have a deliverance anointing. You know, 1 Corinthians chapter 12, I never noticed that one of the nine gifts of the Spirit was discerning of spirits. Well, people in deliverance ministry need that, because you need to know what to call out, because names and authority are important when it comes to demons. But anybody, according to Mark chapter number 16, can cast out demons. Not those with a degree or a PhD. In my name shall those that believe cast out devils. Do we need training? Absolutely. And so we offer training. One of the things we found is that we have so many pastors contacting us that about every three months, we bring in about 150 pastors and their wives and elders and deacons and worship leaders and small group leaders. And my wife and I and our team take two and a half full days. We train them in deliverance, we dispatch them, and we teach them, look, you can do this, take this back. We started a global vision freedom network so people can find deliverance ministries in their area and how to receive literally weekly training because again, it's not just a one and done. We want people to understand that you need to maintain your deliverance. So to answer the question, I'm a pastor, so I go a long way around the barn and preach, but to answer the question, anybody that has been saved by the grace of God and filled with the Holy Spirit can cast out demons, but don't just willy-nilly walk into the kingdom of darkness and start throwing out demons because what will happen will be the same thing that happened in the book of Acts. Paul, I know and Jesus, I know, but who in the wide world do you think you are? Demons will call you out. You want to live in the fear of the Lord and walk in holiness because demons are not afraid of your arrogance, but they are terrified by your authority through the Lord Jesus Christ. This is so good, Pastor Greg. I'm eating this up. If you have a pastor right now who is watching and they're intimidated by it, you know, they're scared to actually step into this space. What can you offer them today to begin this Sunday service with that will help them to step take one step closer into the true authority they have as a believer? Well, I was absolutely terrified of it. I thought this is the most crazy, fantastical cares maniac thing in all the world. And so I just had to pray, Lord, if it's real, you're going to have to show me. So what I tell preacher friends and even preacher enemies, those that hate me, I say, look, this may sound abrasive, but I'm praying that this Sunday you have a demonic manifestation in your church service and you don't know what to do with it.  And when a demon is forced out into the open, it's the same way Derek Prince got involved in it, the great general of deliverance that happened to, I think, his pianist on the platform. And then everybody's like, oh, my goodness, this just happened. It's the elephant in the room. And so my prayer is that these pastors will say, Holy Spirit, I will follow you. I will obey you no matter what happens, no matter who walks away. So show it to me in a service so everybody can see it at one time. And what you'll be surprised about is that will happen.  Something's going to happen in the parking lot. Something's going to happen at a Deacons meeting. Something's going to happen more than likely in a worship service and without fail 100 times out of 100, it always does. So we have Baptist, Pentecostals, Church of God that come to us that don't believe in deliverance. So we walk them through deliverance personally. And then once they've experienced it, they're like, wow, holy smokes, how did I miss this? And then I tell them, we're going to train you best we can. We're going to send you home. And it's going to happen. And every single time they go home and it happens because as the brother said a moment ago, once you're on the devil's radar, once you're in hell's network, they will find you everywhere you are. They will find you. And now we have people by the hundreds and hundreds every week that sleep in our parking lot that show up and they're just waiting for deliverance. We had a lady show up yesterday. She knocked on the office door and she said, Hey, my therapist sent me here and said that this church can help me with deliverance. And so we've got psychologists and therapists and counselors sending people to our church because they know there are some things only God can fix. You know, Pastor Greg, I'm sure there's people watching right now. I have heard even actually of testimonies already of people that are watching this in the movie theaters. And if you haven't seen ladies and gentlemen, you need to get out and go check it out. My wife and I have seen it as outstanding. But we've heard that people are getting delivered even in the middle of the movie theater. I want to know if you could take a minute right now, just pray for those. I'm sure there are those that are watching right now that are battling. Some may not even realize they're dealing with demonization and things along that line are being demonized. Would you just take a minute and just pray and minister and just allow the Holy Spirit to use you? Absolutely, absolutely. Let me say this just before I pray. If there's anybody that you need to forgive, the number one thing that will keep you from receiving peace and deliverance is bitterness and unforgiveness because a demon knows their rights. They know their authority and they have a covenant with you. They have authority not to cross the barrier of your bitterness. So if there's an abuser that you need to forgive, not because they were right, but because you want to be right. Forgiveness is a gift that you give yourself. If there's a father that abandoned you, an ex-husband, an ex-wife, a pastor that broke your heart, just you just need to forgive them right now. And so as you're doing that, I just want to, I want to talk to these spirits a little bit. And I come against every spirit of unforgiveness right now that is inside anyone that is watching this broadcast right now or will watch later. We come against every form of witchcraft, every generational curse that has been placed upon you, every word curse of failure and abandonment and rejection that has been spoken over you. We break that right now through the power of the blood of Jesus, through the name of the blood of Jesus. So Father, I come to you right now for every man, every woman, every young person that is watching this. And I pray Holy Spirit that you would begin to go through every room in their temple and unlock every room and feel them and flood them to overflowing in every area that the enemy has left them vacant. Father, we come against every spirit of witchcraft. We come against every spirit of unforgiveness. We come against every single spirit of grief that someone is walking through right now. Father, would you just begin to allow them to manifest all that hurt, all that trauma from their past? Just bring it all the way up through the power of the name of the Lord Jesus that people can be set free right now in Jesus' name. Lord, give them grace to forgive, give them grace to walk this out. Father, help them to know that we will help them. May they reach out to this ministry, to our ministry. We will help them walk through the principles of deliverance. Lord, your Word says perfect love casts out fear. So right now we just command in the mighty name of Jesus that the love of the Father would just come upon every single person watching this. We drive out every enemy of fear, every demon of fear right now, every phobia. You must come up and out through the powerful name of the Lord Jesus. We have authority, evil spirits, and you know it. And so we come against you now. We speak peace. We release the spirit of love, of power, and of a sound mind. So Father, do in these people right now what only you can do. Holy Spirit, minister to them through this screen right now, and may they know that even when we get off this broadcast in a few moments, they have authority in the name of Jesus. May they take that authority and say, enemy, come out of me in Jesus' mighty name. We believe for it. We receive it, set people free. We pray in Jesus' name. Amen and amen. Amen, amen. Thank you, Pastor Greg. Come out in Jesus' name. We'll put out the information of how you can see that up on our webpage. Thank you, Pastor Greg, for what you're doing down there in Nashville and around the world. God bless you. God bless you guys. Well, I tell you what, the demons have fled in Jesus' name, Sidney. Oh, they have. I just, my heart is so full and so stirred because deliverance when you experience it, there is great joy that comes from it is not. I know sometimes there's so many misconceptions, Angela, about what it is, but I am telling you, I have seen it. I just want to share even one time at my church, like years ago, we were doing communion and a demon just started, just this woman just started screaming and it was such a beautiful picture and just the love of the church. I mean, I've seen it break out and services and I'm like, this is awesome. This is great. Somebody's getting set free. It's amazing. It's amazing and really we need it. You know, we all talk about the fruit of the spirit. We want to function in the fruit of the spirit, but deliverance is critical for that. You know, we can't be afraid and shy away from these spaces that Jesus did so much in. We want and we look around at a culture that is deceived and desperate and destitute. And if we want to see our culture, our world set free, we must be believers who know our authority. And when we know it, we'll see deliverance. Oh, yes. Yes. So, we are just so grateful that you've just been partaking in this and just remember, deliverance was Jesus's number one ministry. And when you're open to it, when you lay down your defenses, when you surrender all, I am telling you, because I've experienced it, you will never be the same again. You'll be set free. You'll be healed. You will be on fire for God. And that's what we desire for you. We love you. Have a great day.


What's up zoomers? Bright and early on a Saturday morning here in the middle of the woods I want to talk about something that people often ask me about and that is so-called Linux Evangelism now as it ends up I do a lot of videos on my channel on Linux several hundreds at this point, but you know every once in a while someone will ask me to do a video on how to convince people to use Linux or You know what what the top five best things about Linux and top 10 reasons to switch from Windows to Linux or Mac to Linux or something like that and I've never done it and I probably won't ever do it now I've done I know I've done one video on why I personally do not like Mac OS, but When it comes to Linux evangelism, I'll just say I am not a big fan of it now Not not because I'm not I do think that the world would be a better place so to speak if more people were using Free operating systems Linux being one of them, but you know, I'm also pretty ambivalent to BSD or anything else But I just don't think that Linux evangelism is effective or or useful if those are different things Let me explain why now one of the facts about you know one of the things about the absolute state of modern society is That for better or for worse or probably for worse people have this kind of Sociological identity with the kind of computer they use Mac users have it Windows users have it Linux users have it and what I mean by that is let's say I'm a Windows user and That's what I you know, why do I use Windows? Frankly? I use it because you know, that's what I've done since I was born That's what everyone uses Windows is the most common OS and that means a lot of things are written on when Written for Windows like video games yada yada yada, you know the deal And so I use Windows because I'm familiar with it now You might be able to successfully Persuade a part of my brain that Linux is better to use because it is you know, Libre software It is also free of cost It's you know more a lot of it is better maintained a lot of it You know is more secure yada, whatever rational reasons or non-rational reasons I could be convinced at in some part of my brain to use Linux, but There is a sense in which if you use an operating system any any kind of operating system you identify with it in some deep way so if I'm a Windows user and a Linux evangelist comes up to me and Tells me all the reasons that Windows is stupid There's a sense in which I am going to be personally offended my heart is gonna go pitter-patter Because you know, there's a sense your the Linux evangelist is sort of telling me the Windows user that I'm doing something stupid or I'm being taken for chump or something like that And that is something that is emotionally harmful to people now I don't really care about emotional harm or something like that But I mean it in the sense of if you're thinking of if you're thinking of it in terms of what is an effective strategy to Convince people to use Linux that doesn't really work even if you're trying to be very nice If you go to a Mac user and we'll tell them oh you can do this all on Linux or something like that They are gonna make up the most Asinine reasons for why they have to you oh that track point is just so great or the track pad is great on Apple devices your you Linux users you just don't know and you have to look at it in The terms of most of what people are doing when they're justifying what OS they use or even what distribution they use in Linux are Sort of I mean they're just rationalizations. They're just sort of you know people feel a little bit Offended when they're not using the best thing so sometimes they make up reasons for it now I'm not I'm not calling. I'm not you know calling everyone irrational Or I'm especially not calling people who use Windows or Mac irrational because Linux users work the same way when they're talking about different distributions You know a lot of Linux users obsess over the minute differences when between distros when really it doesn't really matter that much Now I say this because if you know, let's say Well, actually this is true I do think that it would be nice if more people used Linux or other free operating systems I think that that you know if more people do to my channel use Linux or other free operating systems I consider that a good thing, but I will never do a Linux evangelism video because that sort of affins the ego of people what I do do on my channel is You know, I live by the mantra. I guess well mantra. It's a quote associated to Jesus That you should let them know you you buy your fruits and what that means is Instead of explaining to people why Linux is so great. I would prefer to just show them what you can do on Linux and That is for multiple reasons one. It's an argument in itself. You are you know people who use Mac OS or Windows are often afraid of the things that they think that you can't do on Linux or something like that or You know, they use this program for their Music player and they know it doesn't exist exist on Linux So they conclude that you can't play music on Linux that that's the mindset that or the they're You know, right rational sequence. They go through sometimes But when if you just show people what you can do It's an argument in itself and also it doesn't offend anyone's ego I can do a video on some program on Linux and no Mac user is going to get offended by that Or or anything like that. It's that's just not really how people work It allays their fears and it also shows them the kind of things that Linux can do. So that's my perspective I do as I said, I do think that that Linux. I think it'd be nicer if people used it more For pretty much everyone people would be more secure more private more free in the software sense And they'd also have to spend less money But I again my strategy is just to show them the good of it Now there's another thing about I mean aside from this sort of egotistical side that the social identity Since in which we identify with our distributions or our operating systems There's another sense in which people are just not familiar with Linux. They don't know how to do things So if you explain to them in pros about all the stuff you can do it's not really going to work out That's why again, I do what I do I make tutorials on things for Linux users and non-Linux users now Let me give you an example when I started using Linux I think at the period I was using Ubuntu or something like that I started using Linux full-time and I was in this mindset Which nearly every person who switches the Linux is in where their first goal is Trying to totally replicate what they had on Windows or Mac OS on Linux So for example on Windows, there's this particular program that I really liked and a lot of you guys I'm sure who use Windows like and it's called fubar 2000. It's a very nice music player It's proprietary, but it's very nice very customizable much more customizable than most Microsoft programs or I mean it's not a Microsoft program, but it runs on Windows And when I started using Linux I was in the Ubuntu app repository and I checked all the graphical environment music players and I didn't like any of them I they just you know Clementine or whatever maybe you guys like those things But you know, I just didn't like any of them. So what I ended up doing is just installing Fubar 2000 through wine took a long time to figure out how to do that Especially as a novice Linux user, but that's what I did and that is absurd The reality is when you're switching an operating system there is you you it's naive to Try and replicate exactly what you're doing on another system because if you really want to get what There is to get out of Linux. You have to do it the Linux way Now for example, I use the music player Totally unpronounceable. What is it in CMP? CPP that's what it is forget what that sent in incurses something or other That's a music player I use with the music player Damon and it is much better than Fubar. I would never use Fubar again I can't believe I use that program It is nothing in comparison to what I have now has a tag editor a huge library You can look through things by their file directories. It's fantastic. It's the best music player program I've ever used in my life, and I wouldn't switch to anything else But if I had been in that mindset where I'm constantly trying to do Windows things on Linux I would have never found it and so that that's my advice advice to people one is if you want to convince people to Switch to Linux one thing you just have to get through Your head is that you're not just going to sit them down and convince them They have to be really autistic to actually think about things like that normal people if you want to convince them Just show them what you can do make them jealous of your computer and make it look easy You know and the second thing is You know when you are using Linux if you're a novice Linux user and you're just trying to get things figured out Don't try and just recreate Windows or Mac OS on Linux There is a bunch of you know commonalities between what you can do on Mac OS and Linux But even then you know it's just different like the experiment with something new and you'll realize extremely quickly that it's actually way Easier this way there are the amount of you know There are these big programs that are written for you know Windows and Apple these huge corporate programs and suites and all this stuff But on Linux, you know, there's so you know every single repo on GitHub has just all these great things that you can try out and once you get in that mindset of You know using Linux as Linux It is much much better than using Windows or Apple. So I encourage you So anyway, just do that that's what I'm trying to say and that's why again, I'm not gonna do I might do a video on you know Ways that new users can approach Linux or something like that But I am not going to assail someone's ego by telling them they're dumb or even not even saying they're dumb or even just saying oh It would be better if you use Linux because XYZ. I am not going to tell you I'm going to show you That is it. So anyway zoomers. I will see you guys next time and I don't know. Hope you learned something or whatever I you know, you have to have something that you always say at the end of videos I'm still trying to figure mine out, but I'll see you guys next time


Hello and welcome to NewsClick. I am Paranjoy Guhatakurtha. Is democracy failing in India? Is democracy being killed, perhaps slaughtered systematically to look at the current state of democracy, electoral democracy, with some describe is actually an electoral autocracy. I have with me here in the studio of NewsClick the co-author of this book. This is the book. It's provocatively titled To Kill a Democracy and it's subtitled India's Passage to Despotism. With me here I am very happy to have Devashish Roychaudhary, fellow Bong from Kolkata. His lead author with him is Professor John Keane of the University of Sydney and the WSB in Berlin and together they have written this book and for the information of our viewers, Devashish is born and brought up in Kolkata, studied at South Point School, Scottish Church, College of the University, studied economics, worked in Kolkata based publications like The Telegraph, Statesman, Hindustan Times and is currently based in Hong Kong but before that he's worked all over. He's worked in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Wahein, Bangkok, Beijing. Thank you so much, Devashish. Thank you. Thank you for having me, Paranjoy. Before I ask you a few questions about what, to summarize some of the main points in your book, I want to know from you, why did Oxford University Press not publish the India edition of this book and what happened thereafter? Well, so what happened was that we did this book deal with the headquarters in Oxford in London and the understanding was that after the book was globally launched, it was to be printed in India in a low-cost edition or week after the global launch. So the book launched globally in, I think, last July, last year and just a week after... That is July 2021. 2021 and just a week after that it was supposed to launch here but suddenly we came to know, we were informed that the book was going a fresh set of reviews, in-house review for India and we were very confused because an academic book already has gone through what we would think has been a rigorous review process. Academic, scholarly, but also journalistic. Yeah, so it already went through that rigorous review process and we didn't know why they were doing this all over again for India and when we asked them, they said, well, this is a standard thing, we have to do this. So we said, okay, fine, we'll wait. But then months went by and we didn't hear anything from them and we were getting impatient because it was stupid. The book was written for Indians, for India and I could buy the book in Hong Kong, you could buy the book in Estonia, my co-author can buy the book in Sydney but the book was not on the market in India and we kept asking them and they kept saying that we are reviewing, we are reviewing so we didn't know what was going on and around that time I think when people started asking us, when we were giving talks on the book there was this talk at Manthan that we did over Zoom which is an organization in Hyderabad. Yes, so they invited us to give a talk on the book and some people asked us about the book, why is it not in India yet and then I think journalists started looking into it and when journalists started talking to OUP, it was then that OUP told the telegraph which happens to be my first newspaper, it told the telegraph that they found the content provocative. Who was it? Was a person named? You don't know who. So it was possibly somebody who spoke of the record, somebody, some obviously some high up in the Oxford University Press in India. So this is what they told a journalist in the telegraph or they never told us this. So and it was clearly evident that there was a problem and I don't want to make wild guesses here because our editors or the entire headquarters at OUP has been tremendously supportive of the book throughout. It was only when it came to India that we started facing this problem and so we were very confused. Are you still confused? Well, let's not go there because they have been very helpful throughout and so we asked them, we told them that we see that you have a problem so why don't we take the problem off your hand, give us the South Asia rights back and we will find somebody else to print the book because the whole idea was that you would print the book here and sell it cheap, not import the book here and sell it for 1700 rupees. I won't buy a book for 1700 rupees. This book is priced at 600 rupees, 599, which is by Indian standards, you would see a reasonable price for a book. But the import price or the one that they were selling it at, the hard cover, was like 1600 or 1700. Three times. Almost three times. It was insane and so that was when we took back the rights and we talked to different publishers here. They were very kind. That's when you went to Pan Macmillan in India. Yes. So we gave the rights to Pan Macmillan. When was it published in India? So finally it came out, they moved very quickly and OUP also, the headquarters also helped to move files very quickly to them. So we were in the market I think by January, I think we were on the market. So you lost about half a year? About yes, 5-6 months. More than that, we lost the synergy because when you are launching a book globally and this book, if you flip through it, you will see it got tremendously good reviews. No, it's got excellent reviews. Excellent reviews in all the foreign journals. Millan Vaishnav says, at once quick-paced and sober, the book addresses a key puzzle about modern politics. Why do poor citizens in a poor democracy continue to be left behind? It's just one of the endorsements. So if you look here, I mean, there were so many endorsements that we had to put it here. Correct. Excellent. Very well. Times literally supplement. These are your times, financial times, Los Angeles review of books, et cetera, et cetera. Let's come to that a little later. So we lost that synergy. All right, let me ask you a different question. Let me speculate. Would I be correct in presuming that either there was some pressure on the high ups of Oxford University Press in India not to publish your book and distribute it or do you think this is a classic case of what you might describe as self-censorship that somebody in the OUP in India decided, quote-unquote, that your book was too provocative and they didn't want to get into trouble with the Indian authorities? See, I don't want to make guesses here because, as I said, OUP has been very helpful despite all the problems that we went through. But one thing I will mention here is that around the time of the launch, what happened was I wrote a piece for Time magazine in which I blamed the Modi government for screwing up the vaccine policy and that didn't go down very well. And the organizer... This was in late 2021? No, this was right around the time the book was globally launched. So it was a month before I think the book was globally launched and all my author bio in Time magazine carried in and so and so is the co-author of the forthcoming To Kill a Democracy. And soon after the organizer, which is the mouthpiece of the RSS, they did a nasty piece on me in general and... Nasty piece in what sense? I am part of the anti-Modi Brigade out to defame India. And you are an Indian but who writes for western publications and you are very caught up with the western view of India. Western view are not just that I think because I live in Hong Kong, it gets more complicated than that. Because I live in Hong Kong, I am automatically Chinese agent somehow and of course as a Bengali, I must be a communist. No, the communists... I mean they are... I mean in West Bengal, they don't have a single seat in the assembly.  So I get somehow... You were stereotype. Yeah, so I get somehow I get paid by the West. Somehow I also get paid by China. Sometimes I get paid by China to write for western publications. I really don't know how that works but... You must be rolling... I am rolling... Yeah, I mean I... You would have become what? Jack Ma? I should buy an island in Greece or something, right? Okay, okay. Let's get down to some serious talking. Your book is clearly extremely alarmist about the state of the democratic health of this country. Now, so what's new about what you've written? I mean, Mr Modi, our prime minister on the 15th of August from the rampage of the Red Fort, describes India as the mother of democracy. In the past years, the US has often been called the world's oldest democracy and sometimes... We're here of course supposed to be the world's largest democracy in terms of sheer numbers because the number of people who live in India is more or less equal. We might have already overtaken the People's Republic of China but now there are several definitions of what is democracy and what is not democracy. I'd like to know from you in brief. Why do you argue that India has moved towards despotism and democracy is being killed by the present regime? The main point of this book is to make it clear that this thing that we're hearing now about Modi killing democracy is slightly misleading because the point that we make, just as you said that there is nothing new here, right? Democracy has been facing difficulties in India for a long time. So this is a point that we also try to capture in the book that there is a continuum in the process of killing democracy. It has not just happened in the last eight years. These pathologies that have been very evident even when I was growing up, I grew up under the communists and you know how it was in Bengal and before that the congress and after the communists the TMC, I think when I was thinking about the book TMC there was this panchayat election I forget the year where I think they won 25% of the 60,000 seats uncontested because they would not let anyone in contest. There was nobody contesting the seats. You couldn't even go to the office and register your name. Candidature. Yeah. So what we have tried to capture is the continuum of this degradation of democracy. So we make this point very clear that this is not entirely a new phenomenon but this is often overlooked especially by international observers. One problem is that people when they talk about Indian politics or they concentrate on the center, the federal politics people have not paid attention to what has been going on in the states. The fact is that at the state level institutions capture violent elections they have been pretty common at the state level but we have somehow never factored that. You used to call it boot capturing. Boot capturing once upon a time. Scientific rigging. Before Mandel commission was introduced there were often cases where because the upper caste they controlled the public good. They were private militia. They were private militia. Often the schools as simple things like the schools in villages are often located in upper caste areas and where the lower caste couldn't go to vote. So there has been a systematic exclusion. Let me stick to the so-called western perception of democracy in India and ask you your opinion. In March 2022 a Sweden-based organization called VDEM Varieties of Democracy Institute and they have an index called the Liberal Democracy Index and India was clubbed among the top ten autocratizing nations and it says there is a democratic slide which is continuing and put India in the category of Brazil and Turkey and Hungary and this same organization in 2021 had classified India as an electoral autocracy and it also argues that much of this slide has been after 2014 when Narendra Modi became the prime minister of India. What are your views? Absolutely. So what we have also tried to do in the book is to show that this slide has been happening over the decades but these pathologies have intensified considerably in the last eight years. In what ways? So the civil liberties for example or the way civil liberties are being curbed is quite unprecedented. You would see this in states before but you would not see this at the federal level at this intensity before. In your book you talk about money power in politics. I am coming to that. Criminalization. I am going to ask you what is new? No, no, no. But before I come there there is one point that we have to make despite this continuum of degradation there is one thing which is very unique to this last eight years is the brutalization of your 14-15% of the population to mobilize the majority. You are talking about Muslims? Yes. One out of seven Indians? Yeah. So this is a relatively new phenomenon and this pointed brutalization of Muslims to mobilize Hindu vote this adds a completely different layer to your democratic decline. I mean Muslims have of course historically being excluded. We know that which is why the Sachar commission had to be appointed. We know that.  You talk about the National Register of Citizens you talk about the Citizenship Amendment Act and you see that Islamophobia has been on the rise in the last eight years and would you compare it with what happened in the past, in the 40s? In the 40s I think it's not fair to compare today's India with the 40s because it was the Muslim composition then in parts of India. Muslims are clearly a minority in India now. In many parts of India in the 40s they were not. So I don't think I would go there but the thing is that the blatant hate crime the blatant hate speech from the very highest levels of our polity that we have seen in the last eight years. Mob lynching. And the backing of the state of these vigilante groups. This adds up as I said a completely new layer to this entire concept of this idea of democratic decline because elections by their very nature protects the interests of the majority. Especially the kind of electoral system that we have which is borrowed from the Westminster style first past the post winner takes office. So we have specific institutions to protect the minorities because democracy at the end of the day is judged not by how it treats its majority who are in any case protected by elections for their interest but how it treats its minorities and in that test India has been failing miserably in the last eight years and this failure is a deliberate failure they want to fail because this failure gets them votes. So this is a completely new aspect but now if you go back to the continuum that we were talking about violence, dark money in politics these are yes you're right we have had these same problems before but again these have increased many fold not in just the last eight years mind you. It has happened over a period of time and you would say the same thing about the use of money power the new dimension is electoral bonds you can say or the use of muscle power. Absolutely this has if you just look at the number of crotopathies MPs in the last 10, 15, 20 years you will see how those numbers have increased if you look at the number of MPs with criminal backgrounds and over the last say five elections you will see how they have increased over the years. Okay my last question to you though your book it could be argued is very very bleak almost throughout yet you end on an optimistic note after arguing why we've had so many problems I mean just the sections social emergencies demo side towards despotism you still conclude on an optimistic note when the going gets tough democracy fosters hope against hope it stirs up insurrections it gives energy to the sense it's possible to change things you go on no famine and slavery clean running water better schooling decent healthcare this is exactly what the government wants I mean it is no different every regime has wanted it greater social equality you see in moments when democracy falls sick this is perhaps its most important virtue it inspires citizens to take full advantage of what they have and what comes their way to build a better future not just for the rich and the powerful few the next general elections in India year and a half away the conclusion of your book it's very different I would say that the tone and the tenor of the bulk of what you've written with John Keyne so this is my last question to you and you can summarize your thoughts well I think what I mean there are various sources of hope for me some of these are one is that we have a democratic instinct at least when it comes to politics I think Indians have a democratic instinct and it has been honed for seven decades our vibrant politics endless social movements all of these like judicial activism or these instruments like PIL which allows people to you're talking about public interest litigation yes public interest litigation which allow activists so there is activism there has been a sharpening of our democratic instincts we are remember we are the products of the freedom movement so protest is deeply ingrained in our DNA and any regime which thinks that it can say the farmers agitation yes the farmers agitation even the CAA the anti-CAA, NRC agitation which the regime managed to spin as a Muslim jihad kind of thing but we all know that this was a spontaneous outpouring of protest led by women? yes led by women, led by students who had nothing to do with politics so and also India is not Hungary it might be difficult to or Philippines? I won't say Philippines but yeah maybe Philippines to India or Turkey? culturally very diverse Turkey, Brazil and it is very difficult for it will be very difficult for any regime including the People's Republic of China where you've lived and worked? yes so India is very different in that sense India's diversity makes democracy it's almost it's default setting so you cannot but not have democracy in India okay thank you so much I have run out of time it's difficult to summarize the contents of a book that runs into more than 300 pages on which you worked with your colleague for several years in a short interview but thank you very much on behalf of the viewers of NewsClick I thank you for coming here and giving us your views and ladies and gentlemen this is his book this is Debashish Roy Choudhury's book To Kill a Democracy India's passage to despotism Debashish has written this book with John Keane and do pick it up I'm plugging his book unabashedly it's available by Pan Macmillan and you can find out for yourself why or guess why Oxford University press backed out of publishing the India edition stay with NewsClick keep watching this channel subscribe to this channel press that button and donate generously to free and independent journalism we are not the Godi media thank you very much for being with us


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