all about faith, it's not about politics.  I'm not going for that. Seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness and all these things will be added, don't you? That's Matthew 633. Yeah, so you quoted Matthew 633. Okay, but you still didn't answer my question and then you made another statement about Muslim being brothers. So I'm gonna ask you this question. Are you mean brothers in an anthropomorphic sense? And the apology, anthropological sense? No, I mean brothers in Abrahamic sense. So you believe that Muslims are brothers in the faith as well as Christians and Catholics? Not in Christianity, no, but they're our brothers in the Abrahamic faith, yeah. Okay, so again, are you saying that in the- Yeah, they would be another group, they would be another group like Bryson who I have strong disagreements with on their details and nuance of scripture and their theology, no doubt. Yeah, I had disagreements with Muslims. So, okay, so Muslims, God is who? Allah. Allah and Jesus are not the same. And they believe that Jesus is not Christ, right? No doubt. So how can they be our brothers? But that he is the penultimate Messiah. But he's not God, they don't believe him, he is God. But not God, that's right. Right, so then how can they be our brothers? According to Matthew 12- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Every knee will, first off, if we're gonna go to scripture. Yeah. The Messiah can't even come until all the Gentiles believe. Right, believe in who? Believe in Christ. Exactly, so how do, how are more Muslims? Wait, I'm gonna answer you. If you believe that revelation and that the Bible prophesies is the end result when they say every knee will bow and every tongue will confess, at that point when every knee does bow and every tongue confesses, would those people not be our brothers at that point? Not all of them. No, no, not all of them. No, wait, no, the ones who bow, the ones who bow the knee and confess with the tongue at that point in time, in the future, which we believe because scripture is rock-solid and we believe the outcome and result of the scripture at the time where the knees bow and the tongues confess, would those Muslims who bow the knee and confess with the tongue not be our brothers? Confess with the tongue that what? That Jesus Christ is Lord after judgment? That Jesus Christ is Lord and Savior. That Jesus Christ is Lord and Savior. They will do that going to judgment and to hell, but just because a person confesses that Jesus Christ is Lord according to Philippians chapter two verses three through five, he says, yes, every knee will bow and every tongue will confess. That is not by volition. That is by sovereign authority because now it is too- I agree. I agree. But that does not make them our brothers in a salvific sense. And neither, and again- No, no, no, no, wait, wait, wait, wait. Christians are not. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Some of our brothers, wait, wait, hold on, hold on, hold on. Go ahead. My brother, my biological brother could end up in hell. Right. And even my brothers of the Abraham, see, this is what you, this is the detail and nuance that people get caught up in and it's kind of arrogant. You know, it kind of bastardizes God and Christ because I actually believe that Christ, when Christ comes back, it's not gonna be hard. When Christ comes back and he presents himself in the way that is prophesized, it's not gonna be hard for many of those devout Muslims who have a very devout faith practice may be misguided and have scriptural inconsistency with our beliefs. But it's not gonna be hard. But you're saying scriptural inconsistency, it's not a scriptural inconsistency, it's heresy. They don't believe in the same God that Christians believe in. No, they believe in the script of God. If they deny- They don't believe in the interpretation of the Trinity. But it's not just the interpretation. What does Jesus- It mostly is. No, it's not, what does Jesus say? He makes it clear who he is and the triune God always existed in eternity. He also makes it clear and the Bible makes it very clear that people will not believe the last time Jesus made it clear. That's why he's coming back. Right, but they're not, but they're not- But the Bible already explains for this. So why would you spend a lot of time taking up the differences between Islam and Christianity? Here's the reason why I spend a lot of time is number one, I'm a pastor. Number two, my mission is to evangelize. My mission also is to- Are you worried about a lot of people becoming Muslim overnight? No, I'm worried about people dying and going to hell. And not necessarily worried, but I'm concerned.  Yeah, yes, I'm using it in a global sense. My concern is anyone dying without Christ. 501c3 Christians, well, listen. You keep bringing up 501c3. I'm bringing up scripture. Don't get it mistaken.  Listen, I'm pretty sure there's a bunch of- The Persian-Saudi deal just showed that. I'm pretty sure there's a bunch of all of them, but none of that has to do- None of that has to do- But the 501c3 Jews too. But none of that has to do with a person being saved. But it has everything to do with how they are now deciding how they want their message to go out. That's another issue from another point. And when you're saying that Muslims are our brothers- They're not my brother. They're not my brother. My brothers are according to Matthew Chukka-Puebber's voice to 50. When you say that, but when you say that, I can see the fear in your eyes. And that's a rightful fear to have. I don't have no fear? What am I- What do you do? What am I fear? You think if you build up this intellectual structure that you can go out and repeat in the public that that's gonna cover you for the lack of your own faith, but it doesn't- Right, right, right. Hold on, Royce. Let me explain to you- It won't do that.  You think there are no- Wait, let me be clear. You think there are no Muslims or Jews who will enter the gates of heaven? Not if they reject Christ? Not if they do not accept what the Bible says about them- So now you're gonna decide- So now you're gonna decide- I'm not deciding anything, Royce. No, yeah, you're getting close though. You say that you're getting close. Royce, here's the thing. I'm sitting between you and me. I'm giving scripture and you giving me subjectivity. Listen, Royce, Royce, Royce. God is the Alpha and the Omega. Royce, if he- God can decide at the moment- Royce, Royce, no, no, no, no, no, no. In a Muslim man's final breath- Royce, Royce, hold on. You ask the question and I'm finishing it. You ask the question and I'm finishing it. If a person, if a Muslim, Jehovah Witness or Mormon, a Hindu, a, as a matter of fact, a moralist, anyone on this terra firma that rejects the work that Christ did on that cross. By the way, Jesus ain't still on the cross. That's another issue that we- Muslims don't reject the work you did on the cross. They do, they don't believe he's God. They reject his metaphysical- They do not believe he's God. They do reject the work. Wait, I'm using the words you used. You said anybody who rejects the work he did on the cross. Listen, as God and human flesh, they reject his deity. They reject his divinity. They do not believe he came from the Father. I'm sorry? It's specific though. I just said it. That's all encompassing. If you reject who Jesus is, you're rejecting everything he is. Muslims do not reject the work Christ did on the cross. They, yes they do. If they don't- They explicitly exalt him from the work he did on the cross. Listen, they do not accept who Jesus is. They do not believe in the Trinity. We know, we know that. Okay, so wait a minute. But wait a minute. They deny the Trinity. They deny his deity. So how was that mixing? No, they say he's the penultimate prophet. Right, that's not that. I don't get it, man. I'm sorry, that doesn't get them in. Okay, well how many Christians are going to get in? Matter of fact, Jesus said who do- How many Christians who exalt his deity and his sacrifice, how many of those are getting in? I'm okay. All of them? Let me just understand what you said.  How many Christians who acknowledge Christ as the Trinitarian God and as the penultimate prophet or the Messiah, how many of those Christians are getting in? All of them? Anyone who has placed their faith in trust in Jesus Christ? What does that mean? I'm glad you asked. Thank you. Here's what it means. It means, number one, I recognize that apart from myself, I can't be saved on my good works. Romans chapter three, Romans chapter four, okay? It also means that I must repent, but I can't repent unless it is given to me from the Father. Repentance is a gift. I have to recognize that I am a sinner who deserves- Is repentance not a deed? No, repentance is a gift. Acts chapter 10. Is repent, see, okay, well, maybe we're getting a, maybe we're getting our wires crossed on lexicon here because you're using the English language. I don't, I don't, I don't know where you're going. Okay, Metanoia? Metanoia? Metanoia? Repentance is an action, isn't it? Repentance is a gift. It's a turning from sin to Christ. When you repent, you said I must. When you say I must do something- I'm commanded to repent. I'm commanded to repent. When you do something, it's a choice. It's a decision. God gives me, God gives me the ability to do- But you said you do it. You said when I- Right, I'm commanded, I'm commanded to repent. So I must repent. It's a command.  That is the choice, that is- By grace. Only by grace. I obey it because God has given me the ability to do it. But it is a choice. Because God has given me the ability to do it. Apart from myself, I would- Hold on. Okay, so apart from myself, I would never- Both things can be true. Both things can be true. But the right, apart from myself, I would never choose Christ. Never. No man. Wait, apart from yourself. Apart from the saving grace of God, I would never choose Christ. Oh, you mean apart from God's grace, you would never choose Christ? Exactly, never. Not apart from yourself. Thank you. Apart from the saving grace of God, I would never, in and of myself, in and of myself, I would never choose Christ. Never, ever. Okay, so now repentance is a gift, acts 10. Yes, no doubt. I'm commanded to repent and believe. No, I would say it this way to refine it more. I would say repentance is a gift. I would say repentance is a choice of man's free will and faith. I would say the ability to repent is a gift and grace. There's a difference. Yes, that's wrong though. That's not what the Bible says about what man's supposed to do. Okay. I mean, I would ask you for scripture, but I know you're not gonna give it to me. Yeah, I would disagree. I'm just not gonna play that game with you. I'm not playing the game. I mean, see, here's the thing. One thing I appreciate about what you do, Royce. When you live in English Commonwealth Christianity, but you don't want to go by that. Let me give you a, hold on, Royce, Royce. Let me give you your flowers for a second. Let me give you your flowers for a second. I must. Hold on, Royce, Royce. You, in the physical world, you're fleshly being forced to make a decision. Royce. That's a choice. That's an action. That's a deal. Royce, let me give you your flowers for a second. Let me give you your flowers for a second. Top side. Okay. When it comes to political commentary, when it comes to social issues, I appreciate what you do. I can listen to you talk all day. Matter of fact, when you had Alex Jones on, I don't like, dang, it was insightful. What y'all were saying was spot on, there's a few things I disagree with that Alex had said. And the last, the point was, Me too, me too. Okay. The point was, that's your lane. That's your pocket. And I can respect that. Respectfully in this lane, this ain't your pocket, bro. This ain't your lane. You're trying to say that, you're using the 501C3 as a moral compass, or as a barometer by which a person is loyal to Christ. That ain't scripture, bro. That's really, that's really the reality to you. Huh? That's not what I did. No, that you are, could you keep bringing up the 501C3 as though the 501C... What I'm saying is that many people that live in this country, and many people that live in the Western world, and in fact, many people, many Christians that live all around the modern world have their faith confounded by 501C3 taxes and status that hides in the shadows and in the catacombs or the basement of their workplace of worship. That's what's here. That might, that may be true, but that's not all true. No, I didn't say that you couldn't still, I didn't say that you still couldn't have faith. I didn't say that you still couldn't receive grace. I didn't say that you won't make it to heaven if you've been a part of the 501C3 Christian institution. But what I'm saying is that the Christianity and the faith practice of many Christians has taken on the form of their 501C3 Christian institutions. And I think that's true. And here's the evidence of it. This nation, America, has become a 501C3 Christian nation. And it was supposed to be more than that. And it certainly isn't more than that. And the reason why it's not more than that is because we are influenced by our government. We are influenced by our culture. We are influenced by politics. And Satan knows that. That's why Satan takes the time to delve in and put his hands on politicians. And we see that. We actually see satanic politicians first and foremost, but we see a spiritual norm or even spiritual normiclature that has confounded Christian living and Christian life in this country. Here's what I wanna say. And I'll ask you this question. Would you like to come back on this live at another time? And have another discussion? Of course, of course. Anytime. I'mma hold you to it, all right? Okay. I'mma hold you to it. And then also, I want you to return in favor. Of course. You can come on my podcast for sure. So, is that a public invitation? Of course. Okay, cool. Look, I'm not ducking, I'm not. No, no. Listen.   For men who come from Detroit, I'm not saying that I'm not making a monolith or nothing like that, but you know what I'm talking about. You from Detroit. And all I was saying was, in my opinion, I was just giving you a little pushback that when you talk to another man, me at least, I don't know about other men, but when you talk to another man, just don't put them in a box and tell them how they have to answer. That was my only problem. I don't have the problem with your criticism of Bryson. I don't have your problem with your criticism of me. I surely don't have no problem with your criticism of the Catholic church. I thought it was misrepresentation, but I don't have no problem with your criticism. But, so two things, number one, I bring you back on my live. We gonna talk about the difference between Roman Catholicism and Christianity. Are they compatible? Are they in contradiction to each other? That's gonna be one thing we can talk about, all right? Secondly, I have to go back to the original point, to one of the points that you made. Yeah, I'm from Detroit, bro. I've been in barbershops and have barbershop-style conversations. You're not gonna fix your face and tell me that when we talk about sports, and when we talk about females, and when we talk about politics or whatever, and you have Negroes talking, and I'm trying to be nice, but we have niggas up here talking, right? And they say, hold on, hold on. So we talking about Larry Holmes. Halle Berry or whatever. We talk about Larry. We talk about Tommy Hearns and Sugar Ray. And we talking about, okay, did he read one one? Did he read one one? No, no, no, answer the question, bro. Answer the question.  Come on, bro. Come on, man. It's the context and the conversation, and here's another thing. Number two, you can't interpret, but listen, you can't interpret a chat conversation. I would rather you say, hey, man, what did you mean by what you said? Because here's how I took it. You know what? On that note, then actually I apologize. Man to man, I apologize because you're right about that. When you talk online and you talk on a podcast, or when I'm in the chat, and I'm not there with you, because this conversation went differently, a little contentious, but for the most part, we have- We man, bro. I don't talk about that. We man. Yeah, but in the chat, when I'm in the chat cyber, you know, texting, and then you're actually talking live, that's a weird medium. So you're right. I actually apologize because you know what? You were saying yes or no yesterday. It's different. I understand what you're saying, but I will say I've actually seen Barbershop debates turn into- Oh, I have too. I have too, because they're getting their feels, but- And I will tell you this, when I grew up in the Barbershop, I sweeped up here in the Barbershop when I was like 11 years old. No, for real. Yeah, yeah, yeah. For real. I used to answer the phones too for the Barbers. And even at that young age, that's part of where I learned to kind of debate and kind of hold my own in that regard. But even when I was in the Barbershop, as a young little tight, right? Mm-hmm, little pup. You little pup, yeah, yeah. Just bouncing around in there, you know, just watching and trying to insert my little opinion when I could and whatnot. I still would answer how I answered. Even if it was a grown man, and he was being, you know, he was a certain himself, he was being aggressive or he had his opinion, or he was one of the dominant males in the Barbershop community. Yeah, Alphas, yeah. Yeah, he was one of the Alphas. He couldn't tell me to answer yes or no. If he asked me, Kobe or Mike, and he said yes or no, I wouldn't accept it. That's just who I am. That's why I'm fit to talk about things the way I do, because I don't accept any black or white answers. Now, if you ask me, is Christ, Lord and Savior? As we work our way up the hierarchy of questions, they become more black and white. But when you asked me a question about Mary and the historical significance of Mary or the metaphysical significance of Mary, there's a lot of, there's a lot of, there's a lot in there. I mean, just from a historical standpoint alone, the metaphysical is a whole other can of worms, and not a can of worms. I don't say that. I don't understand. But I believe that that's where you and I differ in disagreeing. I believe it still has eternal consequences and repercussions. No doubt. But all I'm saying is, if you asked me, like you asked the Bryson, when you asked me a question about Bryson, you said, do you believe that Christ is God? Right. Look, I've been out there defending Jews, because I got plenty of people who are Orthodox Jews, and I don't agree with them on Christ, obviously. I got plenty of friends who are Muslims, and I've been out there defending the Uighurs and the whole Uighur genocide to Muslims from the Chinese government, and I don't agree with them on Christ, obviously. But if you ask, so I'm on the record with my advocacy, you could say, of other religions, other people's faith, on general sense, not because I agree, but because I understand injustice beyond my own personal faith. And what I'm saying is, if you ask me a question that I do think has a black and white answer, I'll give you a yes or no. I won't take that as disrespect. Like when you say it, do you believe Christ is Lord and Savior? Yes. That's a yes or no question. But if you ask me a question that I think needs nuance, but you forced me to ask answer a yes or no, I just can't accept that. And I understand your point, but I'm referring to your faith as a Roman Catholic, right? Because I'm looking and reading Roman Catholic dogma. And if you are a Roman Catholic, they make yes or no statements and questions and answers. And they also, and they also, because they're anathemas, they're listed, the councils, if you don't believe this, may you be a curse. Okay, but bro, I mean, there's a difference. I don't take offense to it. I think it's room for conversation and even for feisty real talk and debate, even in your face conversation.  You know what I'm saying? But at the same time, I ain't about taking no L and not going home to my family. That ain't happening either. You know what I'm saying? But my point is that I'm saying about this conversation and the reason why I had this live, and again, I appreciate you coming on, is because these are the conversations Royce that must be had. I can still disagree with you and state my point. And I believe you mentioned earlier, I think you did, about people being canceled. I mean, I don't think it was you, I heard another, I think it was another preacher heard that. But you've seen the cancellation of people being silence because they disagree with folks. I'm gonna go on record and tell you right now, I hope that you let Jason know that you and I had this conversation on this live and let that brother know, man, I would like to have a conversation with him. Okay. You know what I'm saying? Listen, I got, you got more subscribers. This ain't about, this ain't about subs with me, bro. This is about, right, this is about us having conversations with people for clarity and for understanding. Whether I disagree or agree with you, that's a distant second or third. My point is I wanna hear what you have to say, you hear what I have to say and let the people decide at the end of the day.   So why would you wanna shut me up and shut me down because I disagree or I have concerns about a person who says that they are a Christian, but according to Christianity, they don't embrace the doctrines of Christianity, but Jason may not be aware of that. He may not be cognizant of that. And I'm saying, hey, bro, watch your six. Watch your six, because not everybody that's on your joint is something to support you, but go ahead. I'm gonna pass along the message for sure, because I don't think Jason's trying to, I don't think, I don't, Jason's not the kind of guy who's trying to duck any conversation. I don't think he's either, I'm not saying that, yeah, yeah. You know what I'm just saying, I'm just saying forever, anybody listen. He's not trying to do that. I'm gonna definitely pass along the message. But as far, here's my take on it. Many of us have been misled and misguided and probably misinformed by many religious institutions on a variety of points, on a variety of details, on a variety of nuances of scripture. And otherwise, even when Jesus came, he was literally revealing, revealing the knowledge to the high priests of the time, right? He was revealing it to the rabbis. They were in all of his understanding and interpretation of scripture because it was divinely clear. And that will happen again in the second iteration of the Messiah. And I dare say that if you took the most renowned religious leaders across all denominations of Christianity and any denomination of Abrahamic faith, that all of those high leaders will be confounded in their interpretation of scripture when the Messiah returns. He will return to set that thing straight again as he did the first time. I believe that. But what my point is, we don't know the time or place that's scriptural. We don't know the time or place. We were told or it was prophesized that there would be a thousand years Christendom but before, you know, to come. What my goal is, and this may not be my lane, I don't claim to be a theologian. I grew up a Catholic. I grew up in a Catholic church but in many people who are Catholic or Christian or have any other denomination grew up with a pluralism of other Christian denominations. So I grew up around Lutherans and Baptists and I grew up right down the street from the Baptist church.  So I grew up around a variety of Christian thinking. But what I will say is this and what my warning is to you and anybody else who's listening, there is a political force on the move who will not give us time to sort out these nuances, these details, these tough conversations that should happen theologically. There is a political force on the move that has calculated our impulse to argue about details while they plan to stop us from practicing faith in any regard. Okay, and that is the elite in DC and that is they're selling us out to the CCP and the European monarchies where much of this heresy stems from not only the Roman Catholic church but the Anglican church right there in the UK, right? And Freemasonry and the Jesuits and all these other heretical institutions, Darwinism. Darwinism, all of it. So I'm right there with you. And look, some of my scripture, some of my understanding of scripture may be weak in some places. I'm not running around here claiming that I'm ironclad. I don't think anybody should. I would love to hear more and learn more and try and have a better perspective. But what I can say with surety is that if Christians, all of those who will profess that Christ is Lord and Savior, don't tamper down our bickering and disagreements about details and arm up with the full armor of Christ right here, right now, there will be a time that comes where we won't have the luxury of sitting here on a phone and in an office on a mic in a decent-sized living room and have these discussions. That time is coming.  But if you read a book like the Gulag Archipelago, look at how one is forced to even reconcile or consider God in faith. What we have now is a luxury. That's why I jumped on the line. I agree. I totally agree. I'm like, man, this brother right here is right. We can have this discussion now, but if we don't take the political serious and the political as a place or a medium where we can preach the ministry, where we can preach the gospel of Christ, if we don't consider that, like, look, I was the one, the Republican Party here in Minnesota, I went before the convention, our congressional district convention, and I asked them flat out, are we the party of God? Do we believe in God in this party? And I got mixed reaction, 50-50 basically. You know, you got your libertarians who are like, nah, we don't need God in politics. You got your Christians who are like, we don't need politics in the church or whatever the case may be. But what I'm saying is this, there's a dragon in the East that just made a move to displace the United States dollar as the economic hegemony worldwide, and that doesn't have all the consequence in the eternal. I get that. But what it does say is that they will come door to door. So whether your Christian faith may be stout, it may be ironclad. What I'm warning people is the time is coming where it's really gonna be tested, because they will come door to door and they will say, do you believe in Christ? And if you say yes, you will be hauled off and carted. So the time is coming when your faith is not gonna be professed in an internet group chat. It's gonna be professed in real time at your front door. Let me say this, and I know we gotta wrap up. Number one, I appreciate the conversation. Number two, most of the people that's in my chat and in my life are mostly Christian, and they're two way all day, every day. They hold to conservative values, Republican, whatever the case might be. Most of them are, right? And at the same time, we can walk and chew gum at the same time. So for me, I'm gonna speak for me. And probably those who resonate what I'm saying, we'll hear this, I see what's going on out here. And I also see what's going on in here. So what goes on in here is gonna affect how I deal without here. What do I mean by that? If my understanding of this book does not affect how I vote, doesn't affect who I put in positions of leadership or quote unquote, right? Because God works through means. So I'm saying that as Christians, as born again Christians who follow the teachings of Christ, who understand that their salvation has nothing to do with them, but everything to do with Christ and that they're to live out their salvation and fear and trembling, then we know that what we see going on out here, yeah, it's going according to plan, but at the same time, we don't sit on our behind and do nothing about it, okay? We ought to get involved. We're salt and light for Christians are salt and light for a reason. Salt affects and it infects, okay? So that means when the light of a Christian enters a dark place, it should change the atmosphere. When the salt of a Christian's life and testimony tells itself it should affect that which it has come in contact with. So, you're not dealing with people over here, bro, that don't understand what it means to be transformed and be changed by the power of God and the spirit of God to where now it affects how we think and what we believe. My point is, is that if I say somebody's a Christian is because I've had conversations with them or I've looked at their life for the most part from what I can see, I'm not the fourth member of the Trinity, but from what I can see, I can say that person, that man, that woman, whoever, that's a brother, that's the sister in Christ, they're holding it down because of what they believe and what they believe affects how they behave. So I tell people this, you may not have a disagreement with that, I'll tell people, hey man, you cannot be a Christian and hold to the party platform of a Democrat party. You can't, that's for what, because I know party platform. So my point is as Christians, everything we do is supposed to honor God, is supposed to bring glory and honor to him. So my whole thing is, when I say what must I do to be saved, I wasn't asking a trick question, I wanted to make sure that people understand that number one, mankind has an infection problem. It's called sin. You, me, your mama, my mama, your daddy, all of us from Adam on down has been infected and affected by sin, right? So that means that everything we do comes from a sin nature. How can man's nature be changed? Well, man's nature can't be changed by doing anything good because the Bible says in Ecclesiastes 7 verse 20, there's no one who lives on this earth and continuity does what is good, nobody. So I know that, God has given me understanding of that. So Lord, if I'm the object of your wrath, then what must I do? Well, I must recognize that I'm a sinner. I must recognize that. What I've done. Repent and get forgiveness. Right, so, but what I have done, what I have done is deserving of death. So if chapter one of Romans says that the unbeliever experiences the wrath of God, the moralist in chapter two experiences the wrath of God because they think that by their good works and them not being 501c3 or not doing this, not doing that, God says, now you just don't, you know, different than the one in chapter one of Romans. Chapter three says all men are guilty. Chapter four tells us that, hey, salvation comes by a grace to faith and trust in Christ alone. Chapter five says we've been justified by faith by a peace with God. Chapter six says that all of us deserves death, but the free gift of God comes to Jesus Christ our Lord. So what does that mean? That means simply this, I recognize because God has opened my eyes, like he opened Peter's eyes to recognize that he is the Son of God. I recognize that I'm a sinner. Lord, save me.  This he says, so anyone, anyone who calls upon the name of the Lord, he says shall be saved. It has nothing to do with good works. Matter of fact, when I'm saved, according to Ephesians chapter two, verse 10, I'm saved to do good works, but I don't do good works to be saved. That's the difference. And that's what I want to have a conversation with you and I, you know, and another life. But I'm gonna hold you to it, bro. I'm gonna hold you to this conversation. The last thing I'll say to end is, and this could be the start of our next conversation too, is we have to talk about how the faith in not deeds has also been weaponized and weaponized because I agree with you, but at the same time, there are no buts with God in the word, but, I mean, but, you know. I apologize, but I'm just observing the people around me, right? And a lot of Christians have used exactly what you just said to abnegate what they do on a daily basis. And they do it and they use Christianity as this crutch. And it is a crutch. It was intended to be a crutch. That's what grace is. I mean, Jesus in his entirety is a crutch that was given to man through God's love through God's grace, right? But it's used a little bit more disingenuous than that. It's used specifically. It's used to say, you know what? I can do whatever I want in it. At some point, I'll ask for forgiveness and then it'll be okay. And then- There's a word for those kinds of people. Yeah, there's a word for those kinds of people. Those people are not saved. Those are the Romans, those are the Romans six, shall we continue and sin so that grace may increase so that grace may abound God forbid. How can we do a right to sin still living? So the question that we're gonna dive into, hopefully next time, whether it's on your podcast or mine is, let's take a head count of what percentage of Christianity in this country, in Detroit, in Minnesota, across the country, across the entire Catholic Christian, Christian identifying world, how much of it is that that form or that belief or that type of faith practice. When I say five or one, see three Christians, that's what I'm really making a reference to. It's because the two are linked. You'll see the Christians that are willing to sell out and give way to an institution of worship that are really sold out to the government. Those are usually a lot of your Christians who are waiting, they wanna ask to be saved and then continue to, so they go hand in hand. I got you, Sam. I got you, Sam. So let's do this, man. You emailed me, right? You don't mind, let's exchange numbers offline. That cool? Let's do it. Bad, bad, bad. So email me your number. And my fact, when you email me your number, I'll send you a confirmation text from my phone. It's gonna be coming from A32 joint, okay? So we'll do that. Look, man. God bless you, brother. Man, appreciate it, dude. Appreciate it, man. Appreciate you, doc. Have a good one. You too, brother. All right, doc. All right, three hours. Three hours and 33 minutes in counting. Listen, rack this live up. Rack this live up. This is what this is about, y'all. This is what this is. Listen, I love, I love conversations like this. At the end of the day, God is the one who gets the glory and the praise for this. But listen what I'm telling y'all right now. I told y'all just the other day. I see what Satan is trying to do with this channel. He's trying to shut me down. He's trying to shut me out. I gotta give this dude his propers that he calmed up. That he calmed up. That he's willing to have a conversation. That he's willing for us to have dialogue on his channel and mine. And all I'm asking for those of you who watch this live right now and who may be watching this stream in replay. Support this channel, please. Support this channel. This is, I know what the Lord has called me to do. But I know this, that the body of Christ we are members of one another. One can do only so much, but many can do very much. And so I'm not grifting, but I am saying that it takes resources, it takes money to do ministry. And I'm asking for those of you to partner with BCV, to partner with Love, Life and Marriage with the Woods, to partner with those of like-minded faiths like myself, sister Diana, care for the soul, sister Christina with her, the winning walk with Christina. Listen, there are brothers and sisters out here don't have the platform. And they're not looking for that, but all they wanna do is be faithful to what God has commissioned and called them to do. And all I'm telling you all is this, if you're able to support, I encourage you to support. I encourage you to come alongside brothers and sisters who are wanting to be the voice for the voiceless. I know me going against and coming against John MacArthur and speaking out is costing me, but I've already counted the cost by God's grace. And I'm not going anywhere. I know what me and my ministry is about is not everybody's cup of tea, but you know what? God has a palette for those whose cup of tea this is. And so I'm just asking for those of you, if you have not subscribed to this channel, if you have not shared this content, if you have not shared these types of videos with other people, you are missing out on what God can do in their lives of other people. I have other things I wanna do. I'm gonna be dealing with the frats and the sorrows. I already know that's a battle, but God's grace I'm built for, but I appreciate Royce coming on. I know it was zesty, I know it was hot, but I'm a man, I'm good, I'm good, I'm good. This is what I'm called to do. This is what I'm called to do. And I feel amped, I feel amped. I know based on this conversation that I had with this cat, amen, I'm praying that God will open up doors of opportunity for him to do more through conversations like this. I'm gonna hold him to his word like he gonna hold me to mine and I'm looking forward to the conversation. And hopefully we'll be able to chop it up and be able to have more discussions and dialogue like this. But again, thank you all so, so much, moderators. Thank you all for holding it down. Sister Dyn, I appreciate you. Brother Proverbs, yeah, bro. I gotta, listen, I gotta give you the horn, bro. I gotta give you the horn. I know you was chomping at the big dog. I gotta give you a love right here. Hold on a second, let me give it to you. I gotta give you your props, bro. I know you was biting your tongue all the way down to the gristle. Yo, I know you was, bro. I know you were. So, man, praise God, man. Thank you all. Again, BCVs, you can support the channel through the BCV gear as Brother Proverbs that put up Sister Dynah and she's put up here as well too through the, I think this is the BCV one, right? I think it's the BCV. But anyway, you'll know what it is. Whoever it is for, whoever it is for. No, that's Dynah. That's Dynah, thank you. That's Dynah's channel, absolutely. Please support Dynah Reviews. Please support my sister Christina, the winning walk with Christina. Please support it. Please support, care for the soul. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, it's all about body life, y'all. It's all about body life. We support the body. I keep telling y'all, this ain't a cliche. This is a culture that we're trying to build. We're trying to build that. We're trying to build that. This is what we're called to do. So anyway, black Christian gamer, man. God bless you, man. I'm glad to see you as well. You said you're helping yourself toward the end. I wish you would apologize. He did, he did, he did, he did. But y'all, y'all put this live in the books, man. Put this live in the books. I'm gonna have to make some highlights of this, I guess. But yes, let's continue to support each other, all right? Let's continue to support each other. I thank you again, those of you who joined and who stayed on this late.  So I'm glad he was able to come up. And again, you want to support the ministry, you can do that as well through the links below on the screen. But anyway, thank you all so, so much. Thank you again, moderators. Thank you, Facebook family. I appreciate the love, appreciate the support. I'm glad you all were able to hang out and hang around with me as well too. Thank you so much for that. Let's see. Yeah. But anyway, we're done, we're done, we're done. Yeah, David, it's almost midnight, bro. It's close to midnight. Yo, all right, man, listen, we're good. Again, thank you all so much. Brenda, yeah, good night, good night. Exactly, exactly, exactly. I love Life and Marriage with the Woods. That's the link right there. You guys can go to the channels or you can just type in Love, Life and Marriage with the Woods on YouTube and check out our content. We're going to try to put out more content as much as possible. And so again, thank you all so much. Thank you, thank you, thank you so much again. Hope you all have a great week and y'all know the drill, whatever you do, do all the things going on with God. God bless. Thank you for sharing this night.


All right, I have a chemical reaction here. In the last lecture, I explained that chemical reactions are basically just breaking chemical bonds on one side of the reaction and reforming them on the other side of the reaction. We start out with something on one side and at the end of the chemical reaction, we have something different. That is a chemical reaction.  I'm pretty sure it is. This is my favorite chemical equation except for the one that goes backwards, which is photosynthesis. This is cellular respiration and it is glucose and I've shown you the chemical formula for glucose and we'll break that down and see what that is saying. Glucose plus oxygen combines to form reacts to form carbon dioxide plus water plus energy. This is how we get energy out of our food. It's this process of cellular respiration. I might as well write that down up here. Cellular respiration. And it is. We get energy, glory days, out of the glucose molecule by breaking it up and reforming it into something else. Chemical reactions, everything on the, I don't know, this is the left side, correct? On the left side of, I don't know because it's not really, it doesn't have to be the left side, on the back end of the arrow, on the, this is the direction we're going. In this case, it's on the left. These are called reactants and on the front side of the arrow, the things that result are the products. Chemical reactions always obey something called the conservation of matter. This is a law that we shall see over and over and over and it's super interesting. This, it's not entirely intuitive. Conservation of matter says, dude, try as you like. You cannot create, you cannot create or destroy matter. And what this means is that in our chemical reaction, if we start with six glucose, I mean, if we start with six carbon atoms in our glucose molecule right here, on the other side, we have to have six carbon atoms. How can we see one? What do you think that means? For each molecule of glucose that goes through cellular respiration, we're gonna end up with six molecules of carbon dioxide that get blown off. Because we put six carbons in, we get six carbons out. That makes sense, doesn't it? If, now, I'm just gonna go ahead and show you, you can convince yourself that this is true. One glucose molecule plus six oxygen molecules will give rise to six carbon dioxide molecules and six water molecules plus energy. And we will talk about how awesome that is in after our first exam. There's something else I wanted to tell you about this. I don't know what else I wanted to tell you. We can reverse chemical reactions. We can't create matter or make more. Maybe that's it, dude. And then our last thing that we're gonna talk about is kinetic energy, which is required. Okay, so that's our link to the last topic in this lecture.


Dear mum and dad, almost 20 years ago, I came into your life. You said that having me was the greatest gift you could imagine, but there was something wrong. Your child couldn't hear. People said that you, that we, simply had to live with it to accept the circumstances. But you didn't. You wanted the best for your child and made a courageous decision for a revolutionary treatment. A tiny miracle implanted in both of my ears. I was only two years old, but I still remember the day when sound came into my life. You set the stage for me to not only hear, but to speak, to express myself and to be able to do what I love. Thank you, mum and dad, for giving me the greatest gift I could imagine.


I'm Eric Shupps, SharePoint Server MVP, President of Binary Wave. I've been doing SharePoint development since the dark days of the Tahoe project before it was called SharePoint. So I've been around a while through the early 2000 revs into 2007 and all the way now into 2016 in the Office 365. Well, I started working with it in the early beta bits last year. I worked with it through GA and working with some of the various pre-release things that come out. So I've had some fairly good hands-on time with it so far. Well, I like where they're going with it. If the team can execute on their vision of bringing a client-side extensibility model to where we stand in Office 365 and hopefully SharePoint on-premises today, they can bring those pieces together, which is a big ask considering the breadth and width of the server-side APIs and where we've been with the add-in model and whatnot. But if they can really bring these things together, I think we've got something really powerful that will give us capabilities that we've never had in the cloud and quite frankly that other cloud platforms don't have and then translate that down to on-premise. You get a pretty powerful story. My impression of the roadmap is they've set a pretty ambitious agenda. I think they were smart to go with web parts out of the box as a basic extensibility concept. It's something that was sorely lacking in the add-in model that they focus their attention on, which is good. I think when we see the new publishing experiences, people are really going to like those and of course those are built on top of the framework. So they're using their own tool set to deliver a new set of capabilities. I'm really excited to see where that goes. And if they can further extend that to give us some of the capabilities in the cloud that we had on-premise in terms of overall extensibility, I think that's a really good direction for them to go. So it's a lot of work to pull off if they can make it happen, but I think they're going in the right direction. I like that the framework brings extensibility without all the overhead of working on the server. You don't have to have a fully installed dev environment. You don't have to be running all the heavyweight server stuff. It's something you can spin up. You and I work on our MacBooks. We can deploy code from our MacBooks. Folks can work on Linux or whatever flavor they want to have that. Or if they want to stick with their traditional Windows environment, they can do that as well. But there's no server-side install. It's directly to the client. It's all done in client-side technologies. I think that opens up the platform for a lot of people who weren't prepared for the very steep learning curve for traditional SharePoint development. Well, it's interesting you should ask that, because the one thing that's missing from the tool set is integration with the idea of choice for most SharePoint developers, and that would be Visual Studio. I love the new tool chain. I like the VS code and everything being done with modern web technologies. That's great. The target base for SharePoint development is and always will be within the enterprise. So I would ask people to stay tuned. We're working on a community project that hopefully will address those concerns for folks and bridge that gap between the enterprise and the pure web development community. Change would assume that we have the ability to go in a different direction, and I'm not really sure that we do. I think it's too early, in other words, to say what will we change or what will we do differently about what we have. They've taken a direction for a lot of different reasons to go with this modern web stack in terms of development. That's going to be very confusing for a lot of people, but they didn't really have an option in that. So we can say, oh, we'd like to see that change. We'd like to see it go back to a traditional server side model, but that's not possible, nor do I think it's actually the right thing to do at this point. I think there's, in order to get this stuff out to not have the traditional, we've got to wait three years for a new platform to come along and for them to tool it and support it and all that. We're beyond that now. So I think people just need to be patient and let the process mature. For those who are having struggle adapting to it, yeah, that can be a steep curve if you're a traditional server side.net developer, but I would encourage people to focus less on the tool set and more on what you can get out of the product, especially as it matures more and we get more capabilities. The biggest challenge is definitely the tool chain. For most folks, that's a very hard bridge to cross from where they were in ASP.net, NBC, server side type of development over to sort of this Wild Wild West of JavaScript frameworks and things that change so rapidly and tool sets that seem to come and go with the setting sun. That is a challenge. There are certainly some frameworks that are gaining adoption. I'm not sure that the tooling is the way we have it now is following the trends there about where most people are going in the web development community, but they've also made a choice not to block people out of using other frameworks. Whereas in the past, it was .net or nothing and now we have, I think, more options available to folks. So that's a good thing. I think people are going to struggle. There's no question about it. But when we look back, people struggled with building web parts in 2007. People forget that there was a day where we didn't have any tooling where we were running Make Cab and making our own Diamond Directive files to build these WSP things. There was no tooling. Now it's easy because it's all baked individual studio, but it wasn't back then. And we're kind of in that same boat again, although I would argue that the tool chains, although they may be unfamiliar, actually fairly robust within the web development community. So there's going to be a period of transition that may be a little rough, but on the other side of that, I think people will like what that gives them in terms of overall capabilities. In terms of future of the framework, I think that the near-term future is pretty clear. They've identified a roadmap where they want to go with this thing. They've already started building their own modern experiences, which are betting on heavily with this tool set. I think that secures the near-term future pretty well, 12, 18 months out. If they can execute, as I mentioned earlier, on their vision for this, I think we have a pretty long runway for this framework. If people adopt, now the community may not adopt, they may decide it's not for them. We have to be honest with ourselves that this is the fourth development model that we're working on. Some people have lost interest. For some, it's just too much change, especially enterprise developers who are used to a very consistent tool set and ALM story. So we'll have to see, but if they can deliver us even a portion of the capabilities we had for customization at the server-side APIs, if they can do that in the cloud with all the other capabilities that Office 365 brings to the table, I think they've got some runway in this. Do you have anything else you want to riff on? You want to buy some of that? I would encourage people who are looking at it now and wondering if they should or shouldn't jump into it and work on it to just go ahead and take the leap. You're only going to learn new things outside of our traditional bubble for SharePoint development. We've kind of been insulated for a lot of stuff usually running behind the game. We've been telling people for years, get on the JavaScript bandwagon, learn this disconnected remote API model, even if you're writing .NET and CSOM, learn to break out of that server-side chain. And I think this furthers that opportunity. Find a framework or no framework if you want, just write raw JavaScript and jQuery, like to do, but get out of the comfort zone of the way we've traditionally built SharePoint stuff and look for new opportunities to learn the tool sets because if maybe you decide not to do SharePoint in a couple of years, you'll be ahead of the game a little bit in catching up where the rest of the development community is at, or be able to transition to other parts of the stack that you may, maybe you want to do teams development or you want to do something inside of one of the other product areas of Office 365. So learning it now, getting ahead of the game, I think we'll pay dividends in the long run.


With Mother's Day quickly approaching I wanted to create some personalized crafts and show you step-by-step how to create them Today, I will be creating some DIY Mother's Day subway tiles using some 651 vinyl These are really easy and fun to create and I can't wait to show you how to create these So let's get started with Mother's Day quickly approaching. I wanted to show everyone how to do these They are so quick and easy to create and you can change them and use whatever colors you want Use whatever kind of blocks you want. I'm just using the regular ones that I bought from a Nards They're just like clear ones that I picked up from a Nards I think they were under $3 a piece and then these files here that I have I Purchased these off of the last design bundle dollar deal So I got all of these for a dollar which was amazing because if you go look now There are a couple bucks a piece So I got a really good deal there And I always leave the link and always let you guys know ahead of time before the dollar deal begins So you don't want to miss out on that. So that's where I got these I will leave the link below in case you're interested in purchasing these my girls don't really call their grandparents Nana, so I'm just gonna get rid of these ones Anyways, and then this mama one. I don't really like too much. So I'm just gonna work with these three here So I'm just gonna take these and X out, but I just wanted to show you what they actually look like when you purchase them So You guys know me if you follow my channel I like to visualize things and see how things are gonna look you can skip ahead if you don't want to do this part But I love doing this part to visualize it So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna go to the left here grab a shape click on square And I'm gonna make the square the size of my tile that I'm using and it's a roughly a 4 by 12 I have my tile on my mat right now and I can kind of see it's just a little bit smaller than a 4 by 12 But for visual to visualize it. I'm just gonna change it.  So what I like to do is put it up in the corner and then take the double arrow and drag it and You can leave it this way if you want and leave all the space above here and down below But I'm gonna actually unlock it here on the left here and just drag it down a little bit just to see what it's gonna look like so remember that If you do 12 by 4 for your tile itself or the background here It's not actually a 12 by 4 so it's gonna be a little bit smaller. So actually I'm gonna make this just a little bit smaller Just to visualize what it's gonna look like so I want to make sure that my file is not going to go over that box So this is where visualizing comes in really handy. So you can see how it's gonna look on your tile Rather than just guessing and saying okay, I want this to be 11 by 3, you know, so now you can visualize it to see what it looks like so I Really like how this one looks so I'm gonna leave this one down here next what I'm gonna work on is the best mom ever So again, I'm gonna move it.  So I'm gonna click arrange center front I like to put them up in the corner and then just stretch it out from there and then unlock it and Then just pull it down. You can kind of see Where you want it and it doesn't have to be this stretched out I mean you can make it smaller if you want just like this But again, it's just to visualize it just to see what it looks like So I really like this one and then we're gonna do the last one really quick again go up to the range center front And then just make it larger. These don't all have to be the same size I think that's a fun part of it too is you can kind of make them different sizes You can make them bigger smaller You can make it like kind of like this one actually where it's got more room at the top So I'm gonna leave this one the way it is too. So we don't need this part This was just to visualize what it was gonna look like.  So the way I like to do this is actually click the ungroup button up here And I worked with this one already before so I already have the size right the most important thing to do is change the size First before you even do this next part. So this part is all together. So I have this best ever on here I'm gonna move this over and since we ungrouped it. This is what it's gonna look like So it would cut out each one of these pieces individually.  I'm gonna actually gonna change the color. So I Guess you can leave it the way it was and just change the color But I want to do two different variations of colors So I think for the first one I'm going to be using a holographic color So it doesn't really matter what I choose on here So I have the best ever selected and I go to the color box and I'm just gonna choose this You know lighter pink color here and then I want the mom to be a different color So I'm gonna go up to the color box again, and I'm gonna choose, you know This color doesn't have to be these two colors. It's just when I go to cut it out I know that I'm going to be using Holographic and I know it's going to be two different colors.  All you have to do is you know select all of it And then you can go to the attach button here and then that will cut everything out all together as one piece I'm sure you know me. So I'll change this one to blue. So this is what this is gonna look like So it's gonna cut out is one whole piece together So I'll do this one last one the grandma best ever and you got to do the same thing on group up here And then this should come down here. So you have two different ones So here it is again best ever we can change the color again So I'm just gonna choose green it doesn't have to be that I'm going to be cutting this out green It's just going to tell me that I want it to be different and then when I go to cut these two out up here That are gonna be on holographic. I'm gonna know on my head. Okay for the pink and the red It's going to be holographic and then for this one this blue, you know, it could be a red color But I know that it would be just regular vinyl.  So you want to select all of it Go down here and push attach. Whoops as you saw when that flashed if you saw that a little bit flash here I actually did not grab every single piece. I don't know if you guys caught that or not But I'm gonna go ahead and select it again and now I'm gonna push attach So this time it grabbed all those pieces. So before it was missing, you know This little piece here and the piece to here. So I wanted to make sure that we got all of that So again, it doesn't matter where this is going to go right now Honestly, don't remember where it was. So it doesn't matter where it's gonna go I think it was about there, right? I think that was about it It doesn't matter where it's gonna go because it's gonna cut out separately anyway So for this one with all the colors the same and it's already attached It's gonna cut out as you see it. So you won't have to or anything together So for this last one, I'm just gonna change the gram of color to let's say A yellow and again, it doesn't have to be these colors It's just in the back of my mind that I know that again I want this to be holographic and this will be one other color and then this too. So that is it So we resized it, right? We resize it to what we want We change the color and we attached everything. So now we're gonna go to the make it and I'm gonna show you what it looks like Okay, so here it is.  So here's what it looks like So like I said, this is going to be the holographic. So when I go to cut this out I'm gonna show you which setting I use and then I'll show you these other ones really quick what they look like because we attached it Everything is gonna cut out exactly how we want it. So I'm gonna click continue and I'll show you which Setting I use so for this first one again holographic. So for the first and second one I'm going to be using holographic. So I have this one right here at this premium vinyl holographic This is what I'm going to use for the first two and then when I cut out the grandma and Best ever and then this one I'm going to be using regular vinyl. So very important You want to go back and change it to whatever you're going to be using. So I'm going to be using just regular vinyl I use stencil vinyl for this. So before I cut out the yellow the green and the blue I'm gonna come back and push Stencil vinyl so I hope that makes sense to you guys so because I'm using holographic first I'm going to change that We're not we don't have to mirror this. We don't have to Do anything else with this. So I'm going to get the holographic vinyl on there I love this holographic vinyl. I bought I will leave it in the link below in case you're interested in it But I'm going to go ahead and cut these out on the Cricut I will weed it out and then I'll show you the next step of putting this on to your tile And it is gonna turn out beautiful and any mom or grandma would love to have this So stay tuned guys. Let's finish this up All right, so I finished cutting out my files. I'll show you them here quick So I did this one in the glitter vinyl and then I did this one in the holographic vinyl I don't know how well it shows up and then this one goes to the together I just chose to do a gold one for grandma and then black for best ever And I'm gonna show you I did two of them really quick to show you what it looked like So this is the grandma best ever and I'm not sure if it shows up Well because this is white, but I really love how this turned out and then I'm gonna show you the holographic one Which I'm not really too impressed with on this white. It's kind of hard to see But I think it's really pretty. So those are those two and then I'll show you the tile alone that I bought So I bought it off or I bought it from Menards And I think that one scratched a little bit and I think it was like under three dollars for the whole glass thing And they have a whole bunch of different colors, but I chose to get like the clear one here It's got this nice white backing on it So you don't have to do anything with the back The only thing you have to do is clean the top with this You just want to take some alcohol on like a paper towel or something and rub it really well and clean it So you don't have any finger marks or anything on it or any dust or anything So I already did that so I'm just gonna take my file And I'm just gonna start with I'll start with an easier one So I could do this one I'm gonna do this gold one. I really want to see what this one looks like. So this is the Glitter gold one, so I'm just gonna take Some transfer tape and you all know I hate cricket if you are subscribed to a channel, you know, I hate cricket But I have this cricket Transfer tape that I'm gonna give a try and see how it works It came with a couple of the rolls that I bought previously And I never use the transfer tape. So I'm gonna give the transfer tape a try I still don't really care for the vinyl itself.  I do like it that it has the grid on it, but I also have some stuff from Frisco, I think it's called and I really love their transfer tape. It has the lines on it as well So I'm gonna kind of compare these two and see which one I like better I do love this that it has the grid lines on it so I can kind of line it up at the top with my file and We'll see how it works and then I love this it's got a soft part on the edge here And then you got the hard part here. I love this because no matter how hard you scrape you're not gonna Tear or rip your transfer tape. I really love this scraper It's a little bit smaller But I love this one compared to the other ones that I've been using because I had not ripped or tear Tor anything with this. So if you're interested in this, I'll leave the link below, but I really love this It does a really good job So what I like to do is Pick it up and then work backwards to make sure that I get everything off So we will see how this transfer tape works So hmm, although I scrubbed it really hard or rubbed it really hard. It's still not coming off Very well And you know what? I see another problem. I totally forgot This is cricket brand. What do I say about cricket brand? I hate it So I do actually notice that this vinyl is the cricket brand. So I think that's why I'm having the issues here I've never really Got any great results with the cricket brand. I don't know. Is it just me guys? Is it you? I don't know what I'm doing wrong I'm using the cricket brand and the cricket transfer tape And it still doesn't want to come off and I scrubbed with this really really hard and it's still not coming off I don't know If it's just me if I'm doing something wrong, but I've never had this issue with any other vinyl that I've had before I went extra slow because it's just picking up the pieces here So I am not happy with this transfer tape. I am not happy with this vinyl I think I'm gonna stick with what I do I just buy whatever cheapest off of Amazon, but I love the and I think I'm saying it right the Fresco, I think I'm saying that right. I'm gonna double-check and I'll leave the link below to what I use But I am not impressed with this at all So I'm just gonna take one of my tiles and Then I guess that's where the grid comes in handy as you can kind of see where you're gonna put it before You lay it down I'm gonna move my camera a little bit closer so you guys can see this there Hopefully it's a little bit better for you guys to see So here is my file and then I'm just gonna go ahead and Find the center of this with the grid lines So I know it's straight on the top and the bottom And you want to make sure it's straight on the sides too so there And I guess the test will be to make sure that this comes off of the transfer tape But here's what it looks like so far I'm just gonna take my squeegee again and work really hard And push this vinyl down Like I said, I really do not like the Cricut brand You know leave a comment down below. Do you use Cricut? What brands do you guys use? I would love to know what you guys are using if you have the same issue with the Cricut brand as I do or if it's just me I don't know. I just don't like it. It doesn't seem to work as well as other ones So you see how hard and how long I've been pushing this on so we will see if this peels up A lot of shacking Actually does I was thinking it wasn't gonna pull it up, but pull up the vinyl with it I will admit it is very pretty, but I do not like the vinyl. So here it is best mom ever So it's just like this It was very easy to put together took but a couple minutes to cut this out And this would make a great gift for you know a mom a grandma a friend You know anything but Mother's Day is coming right around the corner So I thought this was a really neat idea.  So we have to layer this So this is two pieces. We have the best ever and then the grandma part here So we have to layer this so the first part you want to do is grab the best ever And then you want to layer it on top of the grandma one So I'm gonna take the same piece of transfer tape and then just do oops Just do the same thing and I'm gonna use that grid lines on here as well And kind of line it up And now I'm gonna work even harder with this and we're gonna see if it sticks any better But I'm really gonna I'm pushing hard on this and let go for a few times I'll try this side as well We'll see if that doesn't mean better And again, I like to flip it upside down and then Work up sit down to make sure everything comes off. Okay, that time it came off a little bit better So then I want to take the other piece and Line this up with that one So there's little lines in here that you can see right there. So you want to line it up with those pieces there so I'm gonna take my time and Put them in the middle So there so one thing I should have done is actually moved the middle part up down a little bit further Because my transfer tape did not quite hit all the way at the top So I'm gonna do the same thing and just use my squeegee and push really hard to get these both together Oops, I missed up my part here because they don't have The top part so if you make a mistake like that, you don't get it all the way at the top You can always use another piece of transfer tape Which I think I might do and actually go over the top of it. So you guys know me. I'm always honest I made a mistake. I didn't go up high enough So I'm just using another piece of transfer tape and I'm going to write over that So now I got the whole top part here done. So I was gonna take my squeegee You can get the bubbles out and then push really hard so it all sticks together So hopefully that makes sense. So now I'm just gonna peel off my transfer tape and then again Peel off the backing Here we go So here's the other one. I like to see where the tag is on the back I'm gonna trim the lower right hand of that So now I'm gonna do the same thing. I'm sorry about the light. I have a light above I'm in my kitchen. So I have a light above me. So it's kind of glaring off of there. I'm sorry about that and Now just doing the same thing as before you just want to layer this on But make sure that you have enough on each side and then you can use your grip paper as kind of a guide To see where to put it. So my grid is a little bit off I don't know if you can tell I didn't do the best job making it straight. So I have to kind of eyeball it here I'm not going off of my grid. I'm going off of The actual file itself So I'm trying to find the center part and then I'm trying to give enough on both sides and Then also at the top so I'm kind of gauging up here We're how far and then on each side here on how far I'm going over so it looks pretty good the way it is now So I'm just gonna take my squeegee and then go over it again Because I really like this site so it won't break anything And then just rub really well Have you guys done these tiles before this is my first time and I really love the way they look And my craft beer last week. I saw somebody selling these but it was outrageous I think they were selling for like $25 for exactly this and no stand no nothing's I was really surprised at that So I'm just gonna gently peel back my transfer tape. All right guys. I am finished. I am throwing this transfer tape out Normally I like to reuse it, but no I am done. I do not like the transfer tape and I definitely do not like The cricket vinyl have you guys used the cricket brand before leave it in the comments below I would love to hear from you guys. So I am not really happy with this at all. It's got some Bubbles in it which I've never had before so the way I get my both bubbles out is I actually take a hairdryer on low And I go over it and then I take my squeegee and I just push on it And that just gradually brings the bubbles out Otherwise people have been telling me that they use pins and they stick it in there, but I've never done that I'm always afraid that it's gonna leave like a little pinhole in it that you're gonna see So I just work with it to try to get all the bubbles out. So I got them out suffer one little one in there But here is what it looks like I really love how this turned out except for like I said the vinyl wasn't sticking very well And the transfer tape was giving me a hard time, but this is what it looks like. I think it's beautiful I'm just gonna get a little stand for it, you know from the dollar store and Put it on a stand and see if I can sell that the two stores that I'm in I'm gonna put it on my website I create crafts if anybody's interested in it. I love how this turned out I'll show you what they all look like when they're all done and on some stands You can kind of see what I'm talking about But here it is give me a thumbs up if you liked this video and hit that subscribe button share with your friends All right guys, here's how they turned out. What do you guys think? I love how these turned out They were very inexpensive and a lot of fun to create actually except for the Cricut brand vinyl I don't know. Please leave it in the comments below. Do you use Cricut brand? But anyways back to this so I'm gonna be putting these into the two stores that I'm in currently selling in right now And a little bit later this summer. I'm going to be doing I'm going to be branching out and going to different stores and seeing If I can sell anything in there So if you guys are crafters and you love what you do and you want to make a little bit of money This would be a perfect opportunity You take your stuff you go to store or a little boutique or a consignment shop And you ask them if they want to buy stuff directly from you or if you can put it on consignment That's what I did and I'm in two shops. If you're interested in more in this I have an e-book for sale go check that out I would love for you guys to check it out and let me know but Overall, I'm pretty happy with this. Happy Mother's Day everybody Leave me a thumbs up if you like this and hit that subscribe button if you haven't already


The BSU football team is off to a solid start in practice as they get set to improve on last season's 9-3 record. Thankfully for the beavers, they return a number of starters on offense, including starting quarterback Jordan Hine. Hine was named pre-season co-offensive player of the year in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference North Division. The senior quarterback threw for 3,007 yards while also tossing 31 touchdowns in 10 games last season. For an offense that scored a lot of points last season, 547 to be exact. Hine hopes for the same or even more production from the offense in 2017. Same thing. I mean, Coach Begnell, he likes to go fast, he likes to tempo teams, so not a whole lot of change in that. Hopefully the same. We got some key components back. Jordan Hine at the quarterback position and, you know, he's done a really nice job. We got all the other two backups. Got our top three running backs behind Gena who, you know, graduated last year. So we got some skilled kids there. And then receivers we have. We lost three pretty darn good ones last year, but we have some guys in the system. We've got Blake Holder, Lundy, Birchfield, Manny Krugma, and amongst some other guys that in Van Ess were some really good players along one right tight end. So I think the biggest question is if we can figure out the offensive line. And if we can do that, it should be pretty good. The Beavers averaged 45.6 points per game in 2016 and never scored less than 31 points in any game last season. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


So, Lamello Ball in the MBL is officially over. His career in Australia is done and it wasn't the best end to his season after he injured his foot he couldn't play for the rest of the year but we did learn a lot about Lamello Ball this season in the MBL and obviously I've made countless videos on Lamello Ball this season and I felt like it was my duty to make videos on Lamello considering he's playing in my home country, I was able to watch every single game live and obviously considering I have a basketball channel I felt like it was my duty to post videos on Mello so it's only fitting to end his career off in the MBL with a video and summarizing my thoughts on Lamello Ball and his time in the MBL and what we can expect going into the MBL. So if you enjoyed this series and you enjoyed me covering Lamello Ball in the MBL I would greatly appreciate it if you guys could drop a like on this video it would really support me and the channel and if you're new around here be sure to hit that subscribe button for more NBA content every single week. Hit that notification button so you never miss an upload and comment down below what you thought about Lamello's time in the MBL and if you were unable to watch him in the MBL tell me what you thought about my content covering him this season because obviously I would love to know what you thought about me covering Lamello Ball considering that many of you I know were unable to watch him and his games so hopefully I did a decent job of it at least. I could have obviously made a lot more videos than I have made but I think the videos I've made have actually gone pretty in depth and they've looked at his flaws, his weaknesses but also his strong suits and why I believe he'd go as a top five pick in the NBA draft and I made that video six months ago so this isn't anything new I've known Lamello Ball would be an amazing talent from the start but now officially I think he's really proven that throughout his time in the MBL and you have to keep in mind that Lamello Ball only played 16 games in the MBL he played 12 games during the regular season and four games during the preseason so overall his experience in the MBL I think taught him a lot about what it's like to play against grown professional athletes obviously he played in Lithuania and obviously he played in high school but playing in the MBL is a little bit different in my opinion obviously because number one it's a whole new country number two the style of play is just different as we all know the NBA is a pretty unique style of play compared to every other country and that obviously makes sense the athletes are a lot bigger they're a lot stronger and they're a lot quicker but in Australia in Europe and in China and of course other leagues around the world the style of basketball is normally different and we can see that when we do watch things like the World Cup but overall Lamello's time in the MBL was extremely impressive so I wanted to cover five things that we learned from Lamello Ball's time in the MBL number five Lamello Ball's defense this was a part of his game that was very questionable going into the MBL a lot of people covered it during his time in Lithuania but then that talk slowed down once he went to Spire Academy and played kids his own age but at the end of the day there was a reason why these discussions were being made and that's because his defense looked a little bit sus and that was clear from the start during his time in the MBL he obviously is an 18 year old kid who has a lot to work on and Lonzo is obviously Lamello Ball's older brother and he's somebody on the other spectrum because he is really good on the defensive end so based on Lamello's attributes it seems as if he could become a good defender he just needs to put it together and I think throughout his time in the MBL we saw a little bit of an improvement for example just sliding his feet and getting out to open shooters that was pretty bad to start his time in the MBL but towards the end of his time in the MBL that was seen as an improvement I think just being able to slide his feet against smaller guards yes he is very agile and he's pretty skinny but he's guarding guys that are quite small but they're quicker and they have a bit more size on them like Casper Ware, Bryce Cotton, Mello Trimble all those guys are very nimble guards they're quite small 6'1, 6'2, 6'3 but they're big guards they have size on them because they are grown men Lamello Ball throughout the end of his career did a better job of getting down low sliding his feet but at the end of the day he is 6'7 so it does make it a little bit tougher but at the end of the day he still isn't above average in my opinion and I think he's got a lot to work on especially just getting out to open shooters that's something that frustrated me at times and obviously you can get away with it sometimes in the NBA I've seen guys like Harden do it even LeBron during his time in 2018-2017 sometimes I could see him not get out to the open shooters like the time where Carl Kuzma had to push him so I think at the end of the day it's all mental I believe he does have the physical attributes to become a decent defender a decent to above average defender but at this point in my opinion it's all just a mental game and I think he'll learn that as he grows up and matures a little bit more he's only 18 years old but just getting out to the open shooters is something I think he definitely needs to work on. Adding on to Lamello becoming a better defender I think the one thing that does help him is that he looked a little bit stronger he physically looked bigger like more dominant he looked like he grew a tiny bit and just had a bit more muscle on him and that was another reason why he came to Australia and came into the MBL he stated that in an interview it was to work harder and work on his body throughout the season so that I think worked well for him but throughout the season he averaged 1.6 deals per game and he definitely went after a lot of loose balls and passes he was very eager to go for the still when normally players would hold back be tentative and guard their man but he was actually pretty good on the defensive end he was a little bit like Stefan Curry where Steph isn't an amazing defender but he does average a lot of stills when he does play Lamello was second overall in the entire league for stills per games so we definitely knew how to get into the passing lane and go for stills but stats don't always tell the whole story and I do think Lamello has a lot to work on on the defensive side but he did have an improvement in my opinion from the start of the year.  If you watched the MBL you would have seen that Lamello ball definitely struggled early on he wasn't able to shoot the ball at his normal pace as we saw in his time in Lithuania his time in Chino Hills and then his time at Spire Academy. Lamello ball entered the league and he was absolutely shocking shooting the ball. He had an abysmal 3-point shooting percentage through the opening six games of his career he shot only 15% five from 32 from beyond the arc but then after those six games he bounced back in the three games after those opening six he shot 36% from three nine of 25 and he had a performance that went five from 11 from three and he scored 24 points so what can we take out of that knowing that Lamello ball will enter the NBA in my opinion Lamello ball has always been a pretty solid 3-point shooter so even though he was having a pretty slow start to his career he was able to bounce back and in my opinion that's the most important thing for a young man like him 18 years old the way that you can bounce back from something is extremely important. Here's the thing if you didn't watch Lamello ball and each and every game his stats don't look that impressive. He did average 17 points per game 6.8 assists and 7.6 rebounds which that's impressive but he's shooting percentages are pretty abysmal 25% from 3 and 37% as the full goal percentage but the reason why stats don't tell the whole story is because the Lamello ball started off his career at a shocking pace he wasn't able to hit any of his shots but since the start of his six game stretch he actually performed very well for the rest of his time in the NBL and his 3-point percentage improved game by game and that was very exciting to watch because obviously coming into the NBL he was known as somebody who could shoot the lights out and hopefully it was just a bad patch for him and now going into the NBA he can still be a decent shooter because if he's unable to shoot at a high percentage in the NBA like his brother Lonzo or somebody like Marco Foltz it does have an effect on point guards in the league and we have seen that recently number three you have to remember that Lamello ball is on the 18 years old Lamello ball coming into the NBL had a lot of expectations obviously he's part of the ball family and anybody a part of the ball family gets a lot of attention gets a lot of hype and that's to be expected but Lamello still is an 18 year old kid and he was competing up against past NBA players guys that are more mature have bigger bodies are bigger frames and are heavier than him but he was still able to learn and you could see him improve each and every game he was able to understand the use of a pick at the start of the year he used the pick and roll but he didn't use it to his advantage throughout the last couple of games he used the pick and roll very well he was able to use his IQ and passing vision to get his teammates open but also on the offense event as a scoring option and he was able to learn that throughout his time in the NBL in my opinion because when he first entered the NBL he wasn't a go-to scorer by the end of his time in the NBL he was that go-to guy he was the man that they would feed the ball and he would be the scoring option on the Illawarra Hawks and I think that just shows his improvement and his time in the NBL from an 18 year old kid who was not as mature to an 18 year old kid who's grown in maturity through his time in the NBL number two the Aaron Brooks injury Aaron Brooks obviously as we know spent a lot of time in the NBA he played with the Houston Rockets the Chicago Bulls the Indiana Pacers and a few other teams Aaron Brooks was a guy that Lamello Bull could definitely learn a lot from and I think he did and when Aaron Brooks went out with his injury he tore his Achilles and was unable to play for the rest of the year Lamello Bull stepped up in his absence in the last five games when Aaron Brooks was not there Lamello Bull dropped 19 points and nine rebounds 24 points nine assists and seven rebounds 16 points six rebounds and six assists 32 points 13 assists and 11 rebounds triple double and then to end his career a 25 point 10 assists and 12 rebound triple double you could just see his growing confidence in the league he was able to start scoring he had a 32 point game a 25 point game a 24 point game compared to the start of his career when he was unable to score over 15 points in the first five games of his career you can just see the difference overall and he was just playing really well in the absence of Aaron Brooks it meant that he played with a little bit more freedom and nobody was really on him for missing any shots or making any turnovers but at the end of the day he didn't make many turnovers throughout his time in the MBL and he was the main guy on that Illawarra Hawks team and he stepped up in Aaron Brooks absence which was very impressive to see and number one Lamello Bull's floor awareness and IQ is off the charts that is the reason he'll get drafted he can find players that not many players can find on the court his IQ is something that is impeccable and his floor awareness is off the charts he reminds me of his brother Lonzo Bull in terms of running the floor and getting teammates open his ability to find his teammates was something I knew coming into the league but I didn't know it would be this good and this amazing towards the end of his time in the MBL I think he's improved even more than when he actually came into the MBL and I think that's the reason he'll get drafted Magic Johnson Jason Kidd Lebron James I'm not kidding Lamello Bull is up there in terms of finding his teammates and floor awareness those are some of the best players in NBA history to get their teammates open and find their teammates in the best possible spots Lamello Bull simply has that IQ that not many players can have yes he's got a lot to work on defensively he's got a lot to work on offensively in his jump shot I think he still needs to work on but his floor IQ and his awareness to find his teammates is something I think is already there and it does remind me a little bit of Lonzo but to me personally even better than him with that said if you watch Lamello Bull let me know what you think about his time in the MBL let me know what you think he'll go in this year's NBA draft originally I made a video about six months ago that he'd go top five I'm going to stick with that I think he'll be a top five pick but I wouldn't be surprised if he falls out just a little bit maybe go six or seventh I think he's got a lot to work on and I think he's got the potential so I'm really excited to see what he will bring to the NBA but with that said let me know what you think in the comment section down below if you're new around here be sure to hit that subscribe button for more NBA content every single week hit the notification button so you never miss an upload and please hit that like button if you enjoy the video it's been your morning Smith I'm out peace.


What did the beef start with Kenzo?  Over me saying top two not two, and me and Asian Dawson, she felt like it was about her. For some reason, I don't know why you would think that if we never had a problem. That's like if you say a line and I've, oh, it's about me. Why would I think that's about me if me and you have no problem? That don't make no sense. And she thought top two not two is from there, but when she texted me about it, nigga, I'm not about to be like, oh, no, it's not about you and you coming crazy at me. I'm not copping it, it ain't about you, but now you fill away, you know what to do, like. Okay, so what happened with the whole pull up on the block shit? Oh, God, that's what I said about fraudulent activities, y'all. I hit her up. People thought she called me outside. I texted her that day, because we was arguing over something. I just got tired of it. I'm about to keep every five, three months we about to argue on Instagram, no. So I was like, all right, what you doing today? Like you want to link up? She was like, yeah, bet, what's the word? All right, boom, I sent her to Addie. I told her what time to come in and all that. I'm not about to wait on you all day. You know who I am, I'm somebody. I got something to do. I held, I said, five o'clock, feel me? She bogus excuse, talking about something. She ain't got no ride. Girl, what do you mean you got no ride? I'm like, all right, once she said that from there, I knew we was not linking up. I knew it, cause it's just like, you took my, you got no ride. Like, I know what's happening from here. But the funny part is I told my pops, I said, yo, I already know what she gonna do. She gonna come later when she know I'm not there, record my, come outside. My pops could merge. I told him this before it even happened. They like, nah, I don't know, nah, I ain't. Y'all all gonna see, boom.  Homegirl, come 12 o'clock, one o'clock. What's wrong with you girl? Like, where's your parents at? I know moms ain't letting me just go outside one, two o'clock at the water to go fight. Like, where's yours at? What's going on? So, did y'all argue since then? Or like, what happened? Did you show up the next day? Did you see it that night? Like, what happened? Nah, yeah, I saw it that night and we was texting or whatever. And then the next day, cause I had told her, I had told her, I'm like, I'm not about to keep doing this to a Jew. Like, if you want to see me tomorrow, you can see me tomorrow. Cause I'm gonna be there. Like, nobody was coming today at 12 o'clock.   Like, she knew what she was doing. That girl's evil. Do you feel like y'all beef would ever, hold on. You guys, do you feel like y'all beef would ever come to an end? Like, I don't, it don't seem that serious. It's really not. It's not. I could say, I told, I admitted that to multiple people and we were beefing for no reason, but it comes to a point where, oh, we got to shake. Like, sorry, too much has been said. And once certain lines get crossed, you can't go back on that. You spoke of my pops. That heat from there, I want to fight. As is Taylor, make sure you follow us for more exclusives at www.talkofthetownshow.com. Like, comment and subscribe.