What do you think is the hardest job in the world? Hmm... Prostitution. I couldn't do it. Well, you gave new meaning to... hardest job in the world. Oldest? Josh!  I'm Rick. You can also Instagram, Twitter, for juicy content.  You can also subscribe to the daily button. I think the hardest job in the world has got to be railroad workers. Probably not. Nope, I think it is. Nope, probably not. You know why? It's all done by machine now. Railroad workers have to work all the live long day.  And today... we are... Oh, we got a little informational video here. This is Indian football story. Soccer. He knows what we're talking about. The world is your... Right, because football in India, my thoughts go straight to the NFL. Yeah. They're great at American football. Incredible. Yeah. The quarterback play in India. The viewers totally could transfer right now. All of those tight ends are so enormous but fast. Good hands. I love a good tight end. I bet you do. Yes. So this actually goes over, because it's super interesting. I've never actually seen, and I don't know their history of being in the World Cup. Neither do I. I'm going to say soccer just because it's what we call it here. I know you call football. I know you think we're dumb. That's fine. There's a logical reason why we call it that. Just do the research. Actually from the British. Yes. Do the research. But I don't ever remember them in the World Cup. You would follow... I have no idea. I'm following primarily a lot. That's my league menu is my team. But I'm guessing next World Cup, when it's here in the North America, they might be in, because they're actually expanding. It's not just going to be the limited number of teams it was this year. They're expanding it. Okay. So more countries can get it. Where in America will that be held? Mostly in America, then there's two or three stadiums. Multiple cities in America are going to host it? Okay. Including LA. Okay. A couple of cities in Canada, and then two or three in Mexico. Awesome. So it's just North America as a whole. Great. So it's North America as a whole? Yeah. The history of Indian football. Indian football. Great. Which is cool, because I don't think I know anything about it. Is it the correct pronunciation around the world? Football? F-U-T-B-O-L? Spanish. That's a Spanish pronunciation. Okay. It's football. Is the main pronunciation. Which makes the most sense. It's the game you play with your foot. Football is Mexico. Right. We get it. So many Mexicans here watch it, and South Americans watch it. So it gets that pronunciation. All over. We have a football. Yeah. Here we go. The reporter asked, why do you play barefoot in India? Then he said, you know, you guys in Europe, you play football, but in India, we play football. They do that in Papua New Guinea as well. They play barefoot. Yeah. Yeah. Not surprising. I don't know how these legends play barefoot. 1950, a young India of free India was flying high under the tricolor. Sounds like SRK. It almost does. And as India found her feet on the geopolitical stage, she also found her feet elsewhere. No, but it did it first. Yeah, it did. Many stories have been told about the legendary barefoot Indian football team. But none are as famous and as untrue as the 1950 World Cup story. The World Cup started in 1970. And it was a very nascent stage when the FIFA started. Everything was not very organized with the FIFA. Then we had the World War and in Europe, it was a real pioneer of the driving force behind the World Cup was played in shambles after the war. The scenario of Indian football was that during World War phase, mainly in Kolkata or in other places, football was on. So all players were in condition and our team was considered as one of the leading team in the Asian continent. We had qualified for the World Cup in Brazil and we did not send the team. An opportunity lost. Many of us didn't believe it's only because we played barefoot. That's dangerous. In 1948 and 1949, January India sent a table to FIFA that they would like to participate in the 1950 World Cup. And the AIF, even after sending the table, was really not convinced or still divided as to how India would want to participate. See, it didn't qualify straight away. It qualified rather by default because there were three teams from Asia which were supposed to play the qualifiers. India, Burma, which is now Myanmar as well as Philippines. Philippines withdrew first and then Burma withdrew first. So India had qualified automatically. But played barefoot. I guess. Main stream players, they prefer barefooted because it is often believed that they have got good control over ball. It's true that you do. Playing short passes and this short passing and slowing the game in mighty Britishers who used to play in kick and run. So they prefer barefooted. But everybody else is wearing cleats and so it's pretty dangerous. I started playing football at the age of five. Football was giving me life. There was no boot. We were playing barefoot. Indian team used to play barefoot. So I was also playing barefoot. Yeah, yeah. It was a very common phenomenon then. There were so many times where we were playing in a small sided pitch just outside your home where shoes were not needed. He actually talks a little bit like a miracle. I played a lot of barefoot football. FIFA did not ban barefoot football before 1953. It was even in India played the 1948 Olympics and 52 Olympics and barefooted. India has just become free and they are representing free India and they are playing barefooted. In London, definitely people were, you know, was this. People were very amused. The British journalists were very amused the British praise and British public was also that somebody can play football barefooted. The biggest myth which actually, I don't know who manufactured it. FIFA said that you don't wear boots so you will not become free. Which is what I say rather rubbish I would say because the FIFA equipment regulation came in 1953. Before the FIFA equipment regulation it was never said that you have to wear boots. It was awful shoes. Yeah. And if you look at it in 1952 Helsinki Olympics most of the Indians were wearing, not wearing boots. They were barefooted. So FIFA not allowing 1950 World Cup for not wearing boots. Yeah. Is an argument which stands whole snow water actually. He played football not boot ball and we did well. Nobody cared that we were barefooted. It's not the reason we did not go to Brazil. So why didn't we go? I was going to say it's money. Then I think IFA the parent body of Bengal football they said they will give 25,000 my sole football association I think said 10,000 or something and the western India football opposition which is which is basically Maharashtra football opposition they also said they will give 10,000 or 15,000 so money was arranged it was not that the money was not arranged All India Football Federation came here and even said that Indians were getting ready for the World Cup but then they developed cold feet I don't think money was an issue in the end. I think the real story which I also genuinely believe was I think the government of India felt that Olympics was more important for India to go so they chose the Indian football team to go to Olympics because the World Cup was not so big June 24th, 1950 the tournament was supposed to start and then only 10 days before the tournament they sent a table that India didn't have sufficient water information late there was difference in the selection of players so they will be brought and that time we should all understand Olympic definitely was a much greater event so they preferred Olympic and they left out World Cup but this was probably the biggest mistake biggest unfair unfortunate thing to happen to Indian football How would we have fared if we actually played that World Cup nobody really knows now but nobody can deny the fact that we were good football was very free but there was quite a skillful we heard the stories again sadly the footage wasn't there my father my uncles they all used to tell us this and it was all something that we heard from people but how glorious the years were then India first led their official match thank you for taking in France that time when match was in favour of India they wasted two penalties against Mayati France and in final minute they considered one goal and they were out from the from the game but it was a really good show it had a very good impression about Indian national team and it really proved that India was one of the leading team from Asia In fact India after Olympics had beaten Wales also like in 1951 Asia was final against Iran that was India's toughest match and India won the gold medal by winning by a goal goodly playing the Olympics also getting an opportunity to play the World Cup doing really well in the Asian games doing really well in the Asia cups was a glorious time and I think every now and then when at today's lot we feel a little bit demotivated that's where we want to be that's where we want to reach because before our country was there did that and I just hope sooner than later we can get back to the global stage if India has to progress in football I think it's the players that can perform and take football forward and to get those results you get good players and to get good players welcome to your life I don't know how they got away with using that you give life to football when you buy football you have no life in play it there you give life football uses life you would have gone and played the World Cup probably you would have played the next one also just the whole euphoria about and around football would have been different you can't quantify what would have been achieved but because I have an optimistic if you would have played things would probably be definitely be better for people in India I hope it happens ASAP as soon as possible and I can't wait to see my country play the World Cup what did that say? sorry I didn't I said there's over 160 million football fans and they've climbed 60 something spots 67 places since 2015 in their world standings okay and it is it's interesting that there was such a connection early on in Kolkata because that is the sport of all the sports in India that's the one that Indrani likes the most is football and she said it's very big obviously do you think it's the second most popular sport or the third most popular sport because obviously field hockey is popular nothing beats cricket no cricket's number one by far and then I think I do think that football is second you think football uh-huh American football I could be wrong big Tom Brady fans over in India big Tom Brady fans now they're San Francisco 49er fans yeah I don't ever recall India ever being in the World Cup time if you play soccer please let me know down below I love football that's cricket oh god why would it say that last time India was history of India in the 1920s cup there they qualified in the 50s was that the last time was in the 50s might be because I didn't bring anything else up since then it'd be cool if they come here could be and if they make the qualifying in 2026 was World Cup every two years for a long time and then it switched to four years I'm not sure teams 2026 World Cup 26 have 48 teams so it used to be a 32 team right but this will have 48 48 teams and it said y'all were 60 something they had climbed 67 spots don't know where they were before gotcha so is there a world ranking for soccer teams in FIFA World Cup standings that would show ya and also that's a long that's three years away yeah qualifying is at least two years away for for that Olympics that would be exciting it'd be cool that would be really great especially if they ever got to play like America who knows how they'll do America as you guys know soccer is not the most popular sport here it's probably the fourth and that's generous do you think it's more popular than hockey? ice hockey? no that'd be the one that would be the closest but I think it's more popular than hockey at least all around all around no way no hockey yeah the north and northeast hockey's way more popular there but but I'd still say overall down here no one watches hockey down here no ever with soccer yeah but comparatively to the soccer fans yeah yeah we have a soccer team here as well LA my we joke about her name but ISIS who cuts my hair her and her husband they are huge galaxy fans nice huge I've been to a galaxy game have you? yeah it's a nice day we want to go I want to take Indrani because she likes she loves football so much but yeah it'd be great to be able to see them in the World Cup and see how they do because I know India would I know the big soccer rins because I've seen a bunch of people on Twitter Indians just following it and their team's not even in it and they're just yeah Indrani's paying really close attention to the World Cup so there's the fans there so I think the fans would be extremely excited to cheer on the actual I don't follow them but you guys can let us know any information about the India football team that we need to know down below and any other shh football related things shh football like what was about to call it soccer which I do and that's thanks to the British you guys know about British carryover we share that as countries that kick the British out yep America India fuck the British let us know any of the British we can write to down below


the person who did black magic he felt like not felt he literally got attacked from another one but he's saying he's not a demon and like he's alive now but he can't walk and do anything the reason why they are saying he's not a demon they did all things like demons should not come back a lot of things are there and that person like people are saying like is it like that and I think I heard that when they do this and when it's not effective it actually goes and attacks them you know so that's what I've heard I don't know but your question is okay was this a judgment of God right God protecting and therefore did God did do this my opinion is that you know because it was a witchcraft kind of a thing I just feel that it was just the demon coming back and doing it and demons lie all the time you know it's not like they're not bound by a covenant not to do it or keep up their end of the responsibility so they attack they do this so they're not see he's called the father of lies so which means he's the one who killed him yeah yeah not killed him I kind of did damage him and etc yeah there's no loyalty no sense of so yeah so I would say but is it a judgment of God not really because the thing is so when we look at the finished work of Jesus on the cross it is to give life and when you look at the life of Jesus also you know the Peter drew his sword and cut off that year of that high priest servant but you look at Jesus response yeah he healed him in that you know in that moment so the Lord's way of dealing with people is see there are certain times when I would say people put themselves out of they just open doors and they move out of there's nothing like God not reach able to reach them but they intentionally move out of God's reach and try to do things rebelliously and they face the consequence of it but God's way of dealing with people and bringing them to restoration and repentance is the display of his goodness because scripture talks about the fact that the goodness of God leads one to repentance so that's always his method yes that is primary method yes people can put themselves in a place where there's some accident or something and then they look to God yes that also happens yeah hmm yeah so so when we yeah so a person actually yeah the way to look at it is this so the wrath of God was poured out on the cross on Jesus who took our judgment who took our place you know not just good believers but for everyone you know the one who's taunting, the one who's persecuting so he did it and then we have access to it by faith it's the grace of God so that's the thing he faced it, he did it and that's why as people who are living on this side of the cross on this side of the cross it's not that old dispensation but this side of the cross yeah for us it's the grace of God and the goodness of God which is reaching out to us yes I'm not saying that these kind of things do not happen because we move out we intentionally step out and face the consequence of it and God touches us in those circumstances also you know if it's on a hospital bed looking at the ceiling that someone has to come come to terms with God yes it happens then also yeah but yeah that is my understanding of it when we look at scripture, the entirety of scripture this is what we see see the ones who do not like if you see okay we are kind of digressing a little but anyway we will just quickly see like John Pree right John chapter 3 the Lord's conversation with Nicodemus right so he says and we go down to verse 15 whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life God so love the world that is 16 right God did not send his son into the world to condemn the world but that the world through him might be saved he who believes in him is not condemned but he who does not believe is condemned already so everybody is covered with condemnation already but that is removed when one comes to Christ so that's about it everybody is under judgment already facing the wrath on the way to a destiny which is apart from God already they are dead to God alive to sin exposing themselves opening doors for the enemy to attack their lives already they are under that but when we come to God yeah so that's the thing okay prayer time praying the toughest prayers of our lives let's do that so online students also just take some time okay if there's anything specifically that you just ask the Holy Spirit I'm sure he will reveal what is it that you are still holding on in your life that you're not forgiving yourself or that God has forgiven that his grace is covered his blood is covered but you're trying to drag it out of under the blood so let's just quickly take some time however where you want it talk to the Lord and if there's something that he's bringing to mind bring that specifically um and ask for forgiveness say I forgive myself okay Father God we yeah we receive healing Lord from you and whom you have forgiven Lord we have no right to hold a grudge against ourselves Father God we we are just here to say that we are sorry for the way that we have punished ourselves um by maybe not drawing near to you distancing ourselves from you distancing ourselves from people distancing ourselves from things that we love and enjoy God in the right way um and must I pray um right now for the work of your spirit Lord even as we choose to say even as we are willing to say that yes we forgive ourselves and look at ourselves the way you see us Lord as the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus as new creations as ones who are justified and sanctified yes Lord we have used these words we have kind of thought about these words but Lord it really doesn't mean anything if we are still holding things bitter against ourselves and so God I pray maybe in the recent past or maybe in the distant past Lord happened in our lives whatever things that intentionally or unintentionally that we that we did that we said God um we just pray Lord even as we bring it under the blood the blood of Jesus um that perfect sacrifice which is still powerful enough to cleanse and and just um and destroy the body of sin God we we thank you for your faithfulness in forgiving us of all unrighteousness Lord and we realize that all unrighteousness means all and so God we thank you as per 1 John 1 9 Lord you are faithful and just to forgive us of all unrighteousness and so God we forgive ourselves Lord even today God we thank you God in Jesus name we pray amen amen amen okay um so so you know the the thing is this that um when we forgive ourselves again just like how we there is this whole thing coming over and over again okay maybe it was just a thought maybe it was just a just a emotion that you felt and um you know maybe you are not worth it etc these things come again so that is when we embrace over and above our feelings or emotions we embrace the truth of God's Word right what God says about us what God declares about us we take that at his word right and then say God this is this is what you say about me this is what you believe about me this is what you declare about me and so I come in agreement with that right so it's it's not it's not being boastful now sometimes we look at these you know I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me and then it's not an arrogant you know we're not speaking that out saying that out from a place of being arrogant or boastful okay so it's a very humble act when we agree with God it's humility right when he says that you are precious and we agree with him yes lord you know I am this in your eyes it's act of humility right okay so when it comes to various aspects maybe rejection fear you know maybe we feel that okay we are not up to it you know we don't feel up to it up to you know when I say up to it I'm saying about I don't feel adequate enough to carry out a particular task I don't feel qualified enough I don't feel you know educated enough or wealthy enough and all these things we go with what God says right we go with what God says we're not saying that hey this is not true the sense okay maybe I'm you know maybe we are not educated enough we're saying okay I didn't pass my school or I didn't do a degree or whatever it is that's a fact okay that's a fact the facts are okay we don't have these natural qualifications that's a fact but God's word goes beyond the fact and it is the truth it doesn't hide the fact okay this is what it is okay maybe in the natural you don't have this you don't have these educational qualifications we don't have this banked balance but God's word goes beyond that and saying that I will lead you in a triumphant procession in Christ Jesus or you know things like the plans that I have for you despite all this right despite all disqualifications in the eyes of the world despite all you know everything that doesn't seem to be okay despite all that the plans that I have for you are good plans plans to not harm you like Jeremiah 29 11 so so that is what we go with that is what we hold on to right the truth of God's word okay so and this is not a one-time thing again this is something that we go to over and over again say God your word goes beyond the circumstance goes beyond the present the way you are declaring okay then the other thing that we can do so what are we looking at we are looking at some of these some of these steps that we can take to just walk into healing and deliverance just by ourselves in the presence of God just looking at our own lives and making these choices we step into healing and deliverance which comes from God right so the most the other thing that we need to do is to renounce lies what does renounce mean renounce means to let go reject right renounce lies so we could be believing something very sincerely about ourselves about our future that could be a lie okay so it's a good exercise just to list down okay what are the lies that I am believing about myself okay and to counter that because a lie always leads to leads to a life of imprisonment always holds you back a lie always does that a lie does not lead us into liberty of freedom a lie seems to do that but it's very deceptive okay lie always leads us to imprisonment the bondage and which is why the holy spirit he is called wherever the spirit is there is freedom and liberty right because the Lord Jesus says that the spirit of God the holy spirit he will lead us into all truth right and truth liberates truth always liberates opens up and there is freedom okay so renounce the lies and in its place accept the truth of God's word okay so it's a daily thing whenever we read the word of God suddenly we realize this is what I have been believing about myself but actually God's word says something else this is what I have been thinking about myself or about my situation based on the experience based on what is to my senses what I see what I hear this is what I think about my situation but then God your word says something else so I am choosing that right okay close all those okay so that means that anything that I might have out of ignorance or intentionally I could have opened access point for the enemy okay so out of ignorance maybe some dedication some ritual that I participated in and something that I invited something so that dedicates my life to powers of darkness whatever and it could also be some things that you know for example some artifacts or something that is dedicated to the powers of darkness and then we kind of bring it and keep it and so on so these things can be cancelled and certain open doors can be our lifestyle also like a lifestyle of sin a lifestyle of like even a lifestyle of unforgiveness for example right lifestyle of open rebellion you know these things can be open doors right and a foothold for the enemy to come and and Rick you know have a in our lives so whatever those are we can actually cancel it so when we cancel it how do we cancel it we just declare it declare it null and void declare it cancel okay like I remember like once when we went to pray for someone there is this lady who was actually completely taken over by the spirit so so we really had to cancel all dedications that were made over her like this thing is very stubborn so but when we prayed and cancelled those dedications you know maybe probably the parents did it whatever and we took authority and cancelled those dedications and then she experienced freedom so it could be something something that they had done so yeah so yeah so something that we can pray like this you know in Jesus name I cancel negate nullify all dedications prayers, rituals, sacrifices wows okay so it covers everything made by me all my ancestors to fall false gods or goddesses I cancelled the effects of any or my ancestors involvement in the occult and in occult practices I declare in Jesus name that I sever means to cut all ties towards these demonic powers in Jesus name I renounce all associations with demonic spirits okay and also you know cancel all curses or spells or witchcraft or enchantments or anything you cancel it so we have you know we have the greater one we have the authority so we can actually cancel it you know not with fear or apprehension but with the confidence and faith that we have in Christ we declare it cancelled in Jesus name and experience freedom if there are you know spirits that are opposing oppressing influencing that also we cast out over our own lives can evil spirits oppress us what do you think oppress obviously can evil spirits influence us yes deception lies fears accusations yeah and so when we realize that hey I am not supposed to be like this I am under this oppression I am supposed to be walking free why am I giving way to this why am I giving place for fear you know it is repeated fear I wake up in the morning and this heart is captured with fear go to bed at night again fearful why should we live like that all this weight of oppression of you know something bad will happen why should you give way for that right so you cancel every influence of the enemy every oppression or weight of the enemy we cancel it in Jesus name right and cast out their influence cast out their activity and you just declare this prayer is very it says okay I shut every door to these evil spirits and declare they have no more access or influence into my life I am washed cleanse and covered by the blood of Jesus I am redeemed and purchased by the blood I am God's property and the devil has no claim over me I am free in Jesus name okay why don't we just say that out okay I'll say that you repeated okay online students also you can don't unmute your mic there'll be chaos okay so let's say this okay in Jesus name I shut every door to these evil spirits and declare they have no more access or entrance into my life I am washed cleansed and covered by the blood of Jesus I am redeemed and purchased by the blood I am God's property and the devil has no claim over me I am free in Jesus name amen that's it so so many times when we declare that we experience freedom in our minds I remember once when I was working in sales and I was coming back home and there was so much fear so much fear so much of heaviness because I was not sure whether I'll have my job at the end of the month I had not achieved my targets so I'm just coming back home and I'm thinking oh God bills to be paid rent to be paid so much of expenses and I'm leaving a city like Bangalore and if I lose my job because it was I think 2 months that I've not achieved my targets and it can be very brutal might be great friends and all but then you didn't achieve your targets you'll leave out so much of heaviness and then I realized okay just then learning about confessing the word learning about the authority that we have etc and declaring God's word I'm a child of God I'm victorious in Christ this oppression does not have any hold over me fear has no hold over me and I just started speaking that declaring that and suddenly just filled that weight which would not have happened any other way I could not have just psyched myself or motivated myself this would not have happened because it's a spiritual thing it's a spiritual way and it has to be dealt with spiritual weapons which is God's word the spirit of God it'll go only with the spiritual weapons because it's a spiritual attack so I realized that and then I realized hey this is what I need to do I need to take authority but many times we don't feel like it we feel so discreet and down that we don't feel like even declaring it I've done it so many times and yet again I'm just feeling we're just down just let it go but those are the times when we need to rise up and declare it doesn't mean that you need to shout it out it can be a simple declaration, speaking it because that's truth that's being declared okay couple of other things consecrate yourself to the Lord okay so I just want to read what Romans talks about Romans talks about the fact that we are more than I mean that sin has no dominion over us but also talks about how we need to present ourselves to the Lord okay I'm Romans 6 okay so Romans 6 and verse verse 4 okay therefore we were buried with him through baptism into death that just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father even so we should also walk in the newness of life okay then it all the way goes down to verse 14 shall not have dominion over you for you are not under law but under grace since shall not have dominion over you and if you go down to verse 22 says but now having been set free again about the past right about the cross what happened on the cross so you say having been set free from sin and having become slaves of God you have your fruit to holiness and the end everlasting life verse 19 just as you presented your members as slaves to uncleanness and of lawlessness leading to more lawlessness so now present your members as slaves of righteousness for holiness I like the term slaves of righteousness slave to righteousness which means that okay I'm helpless I don't have my own rights but I have to do the right thing slaves of righteousness for holiness and one other verse is an instruction verse 13 do not present your members as instruments of unrighteousness to sin but present yourselves to God as being alive from the dead and your members as instruments of righteousness to God so verse 13 and verse 19 when we look at it it's talking about presenting ourselves giving ourselves wholly to God talking about all our faculties everything our members who God so that is in a way that is consecration that is setting ourselves apart so many times when we think about setting ourselves apart we think about isolation I'm removing myself all people's church all people's I want to move to where I am I can be alone I don't want isolation insulation that is not consecration consecration is in the midst of where we are but we are presenting ourselves to God that is one major part of it it's not about separation but it's actually about surrender about yielding so when we surrender when we yield when we present ourselves to God then the other part of walking in separation or walking in you know walking and not really being getting entangled in sin that becomes an outflow of it a natural outflow of it I present myself to God my faculty my members everything to God as a slave of righteousness so this prayer in Jesus name I consecrate my entire being to you I consecrate my spirit soul, body and completely and wholly to you and to you alone my body is the temple of the Holy Spirit my body is not for sin or sickness or any evil work my soul belongs to the Lord Jesus Christ I consecrate my emotions feelings, appetites passions, desires all to the Lord Jesus and they are wholly unto God so that is something that we can do consecrate so these are things that we can actually do from time to time maybe in our quiet times still it becomes part of us where we are just walking through these steps it becomes second nature and then we welcome the work of the Holy Spirit because we know that the presence and the power of the Holy Spirit which breaks every yoke, every bondage and sets us free so you welcome spirit of God to heal and to feel and to release cleanse everything to energize us, empower us to do God's will so these 10 steps just go through it one more time and see how you can just apply it in your life maybe in your quiet time maybe today or some other time just go through it and take time each of these steps I know we kind of went through it certain places where we stopped and spent time but then you take time take time with God, sit with God and be aware of the presence of the Holy Spirit be sensitive to what the Holy Spirit what the Spirit of God is speaking, dropping into our hearts and do it accordingly and then we will see that there is much freedom at the end of it cleaning it's like a complete cleaning everything goes when you open up and clean you see that oh my God so much of dust so much of things that are there because we didn't move certain stool or something that was there accumulated dust and suddenly you realize oh my God so many cockroaches where did they come from they're all there and they all leave the work of the cleansing of the Holy Spirit all those hidden things they all leave as well any questions, any thoughts so these are things that we do but there are certain things that we can do adopt or adapt as a lifestyle as a lifestyle change which means yes Nina sorry before we go in you have a question yes pastor maybe I was not able to hear the whole of it when that thing was being discussed at one point of time there was a in the part of the discussion there was something that came out saying that so that I mean why we have to raise our voice against something because of that it may not be repeated so in what context was that that we need to so the question was about justice and personally forgiving the offender but in what situations should we so just forgiving the offender mean that we don't report the matter let's say the person breaks the law or hurts something or hurts someone now justice needs to be done so do we report the matter or not report the matter let's say we want to forgive so do we not report the matter at all so my opinion was that yes we forgive from our heart but if we sense that this can be something that is a repeated can be repeated offence and damage others lives property and so on so then we need to report the matter so that correction can be brought to the individual and sometimes it is in a correctional facility like a prison or whatever so that is what we were talking about does that help I'm sorry I think you know okay yeah fine yeah and I was also sharing about how you know maybe in a family setting when we know the person and still that person wrongs you when we would have the conversation with that person you know having we forgive but then we have the conversation to point out that the person is what they have done is wrong maybe it's a financial matter or something else where they have done is wrong and then that should not be repeated and so on where we have the opportunity and the relationship and the setting to address it and you know talk about it which may not be the case when a person comes a perfect stranger comes steal something or hurt someone and then runs away yeah okay so we were talking about lifestyle changes adapt certain things as a lifestyle which means that cutting away anything that is sinful okay that can be a lifestyle change okay in the natural maybe the doctor saying please don't have sugar okay so that's a lifestyle change and saying how can I do that morning cup of coffee I need to have sugar and you know after every meal I need to have the chocolate but the doctor saying don't okay so lifestyle change is little difficult to adapt is little difficult on our body difficult on our emotions etc are there certain things which are drawing you back to sin which are weighing you down you know what Hebrews talks about the weights that are slowing you down right and the sin that entangles that needs to be cut away that needs to be cut away you know certain things are like but it doesn't seem to affect the other person why me right the other person is fine well when you know that it affects you you cut it off that's the thing right for example like eating beef and prawns may not affect you but for someone else it's like all it's an allergic thing they're saying hey I had prawns and everything ellipse and all like it's kind of swollen up and all that so they need to avoid right or deal with it you have an allergic reaction what of it I'm saying that we cannot say hey that person is not affected therefore you know I can continue you know that person why is that person but if it affects you you know if it's drawing you yeah telling that beef thing so before so like what happened is like for me before is to have that problem especially for beef and mutton so I hear from one brother he's saying like his brother had a problem like this prayer it will so then I believe and I ate after that it's not came again so please please lay hands and pray even I want to have more of this regularly so okay so you prayed and then okay anything specifically that you prayed or did you I just believed like okay it's not going to affect me so what was it how was it affecting you like first I'll start coughing something irritating on chest and all then I'll start coughing if I adjust for coughing it is gone but if I won't start it will be affecting then all things will come here and like bubbles and all yeah so if then start itching okay so why have to pray for anyone anyone else has food allergies anyone else has food allergies okay online anyone has food allergies so Francis you pray since you've seen victory in this area okay so so just pray and release that that breakthrough okay so just pray and say huh yeah yeah so we are all believing right online folks we are all believing go for it just pray and pray in faith you know whatever faith you had you believed and you received that breakthrough so just go ahead yeah very quickly hello father thank you for this wonderful time lord thank you for releasing the healing thank you for you are the provider for Jesus which miracle you did for me in my life as we are believing on you you are the miracle worker whoever is going through that problem any food allergies or Jesus they have the passion and like to eat that but they are not able to eat or Jesus you are father you know everything lord you know our heart or Jesus thank you for your night now you are releasing the healing you are releasing the provision whichever we are going through or Jesus anybody is having that issue in any allergies right now we are releasing the healing on that particular problem lord you are the Jehovah Rafa you are the miracle working god we are declaring the healing over the body and over the food which is affecting on the body right now in Jesus name we are declaring healing amen amen amen I receive it thank you thank you so much yeah thanks for praying so okay guys so any testimonies you can test and share in the coming days right okay okay so yeah so we are talking about why did we get into beef and prawns okay as an example it started so that became a life lesson for us and the ministry time in prayer wow praise god so yeah so yeah so we cut off all those things that are you know influencing and drawing us back second thing is renewing our mind with god's word we know you know we've studied you know that it's a continuous thing that are various aspects of various areas of our life that are in various levels of renewal right the proof of renewing of our minds is changed behaviour Romans 12 talks about be transformed by the renewing of your mind so the transformation which is when I'm saying behaviour I'm talking about our thought patterns our speech our interactions with people god everything you know so that changed transformed behaviour is the proof of the mind being renewed adequately renewed by the proof of god's word so which is a constant thing and it's a beautiful thing you know like we have the word of god which is spirit and life Jesus said something to take and change our thinking and it's a joy to see our behaviour change because that's the key to transformation people are just struggling and saying how do I change I'm struggling with all my behaviour addictions and so on this is the key continuous thing third thing developer godly lifestyle we're talking about maturing into christ likeness into all areas that also part of our lives and lastly whatever we need for a fruitful life these need not be quote unquote spiritual things alone and I say quote unquote everything that god when we say mature into all things in christ it is not just knowledge of the word or the gifts of the spirit and so on it is everything that that is part and parcel of our life okay relationship skills time management money management you know sorry nutrition exercise all these things so whatever is required let it be an ongoing thing that we learn and develop and make it part of our lives we don't look at it as hey this is worldly it's not it's about the life that god has given us to live to minister and so on and these are skills that we would require communication we require that and we can always get better at it right to communicate well to hear to listen well all these things we can so have an attitude of okay I want to learn I want to develop so that my life can be fruitful and by the fruit the father is glorified but the fruit of my life is glorified so let my life be fruitful okay so we'll stop here any other further questions on this okay okay we'll stop here and then we'll continue next class okay thank you God bless


Broadway's My Beat, from Times Square to Columbus Circle, the gaudiest, the most violent, the lonesome-est mile in the world. Broadway's My Beat, with Larry Thor as Detective Danny Clover. As of January begin their unraveling, Broadway shivers in doorways, submits to the lingering cold touch of their passing without regret. Huddling against it, turning it back to it, but the wilderness of steel and stone draped with glitter whispers on the darkness. In Broadway Tries Again, ventures out, digs down, finds the currency of night time. Once more lays its bets against the dealers at night. Neon is the red and black is the shadows and the numbers of rooms. Three flights up into the hall for a smile waits, for a tear. It's spinning kid, make your play. This could be it.  You'd ever been here before you wouldn't say this was the same place, mister. This time of night, other nights, my little place of business is alive, teeming with frolic. What changed it tonight? The frolicers was driven away. Yeah, I can see that. Come on, wait what I got for you in the back room. Just wait, thing to see. Crew, my cribbage room. Ain't it a shambles, mister? Who is this man?  Russ Warner, citizen of Chicago. Two years ago when he dropped by for a visit, he looked in better health. He dead, mister? No, shoulder wound, the bullet almost tore apart. He's lost a lot of blood, why didn't you call an ambulance? I did, I did. I was laying myself odds who would get here first. You won. All right, tell me what happened. Yeah, Russ walks into my place of business, don't even pass out how to do just ask for the cribbage room. I give it to him because no one else was in here. Maybe an hour later, another man walks in and asks for the cribbage room I give it to him. All of a sudden, bing bang, boom I got a bleeding man and four bullet holes in my plaster. Look, look, you see, Carnham is one and another, this one had a water pipe. Who is the other man? An utterly complete stranger. Tell me, mister, with personal damages like this, should I go on living? In a few minutes after that, the men salaried by the city to measure violence, photograph it, calibrate it. The men from technical, also the white-coated boys with stretcher and the remarks tailored to 50 occasions. Havoc and Russ Warner were being handled professionally, so leave there, go home. And the next morning, back to headquarters, down the hall and into the office. Two men are waiting for you. Good morning, Danny. Mugman. This is Lieutenant Clover, Russ. I apologize for shaking with a left hand, sling on the right courtesy of your medical department. How are you feeling, Russ? Fit, fit. Shoulder aches a little, that's all. Russ says he hardly knows what happened last night, Danny. Emotions. Like I told Detective Mugman here, since I was a lad, a bundle of nerves. You know what a doc once told me I did? I reject. Every time something large happens to me, I reject. My mind refuses to remember. Imagine. Isn't that interesting, Danny? However did I get here in this condition, that's what I'd like to know. I want you to think about it, Russ. I want you to think hard, try to remember. Don't talk, Russ. Just think. Who could have done it? What happened? Maybe I can help you, Russ. Gee, I need it. And we can book you on about eight counts the way I figure. Because I was shot? Oh, honey, I like this memory of mine. It's suddenly like a... What happened last night, Russ? It's clear as anything. I can tell you to the detail. I walked into this back room, saw a gun on the table. I picked it up and being cleanly by nature, I started to clean it. It went off. Fired four shots into the wall before it got to you? I couldn't control it. It was alive in my hand. There wasn't any gun in that room, Russ. Wonder where it is. Wonder what be... Danny? What do you want, Sergeant? I'm searching my records. I have come up some news about this Russ Wanner. Good morning, Mr. Wanner. I have some news about you. Last week you were in a fight with one Joe Hayden, a street brawl. What about it, Russ? Joe's a friend of mine. We were just seeing who was stronger. You got this Joe Hayden's address, do you know? Indeed I do. Here. Thanks. Lock this man up, do you know? Come along, Mr. Wanner, unless you can afford not to do so. What do you mean, Sergeant? Fail has been set for you pending hearing. Nice round figure, two. Five thousand dollars. Material witness to whatever transpired last evening. Uh, reach into my pocket, will you please, Sergeant? I think you'll find a dough in my wallet. I carry such sums for emergency. And I'm really sorry I caused all of you so much trouble. Honestly, so long.  This makes you what? Police. Bingo, I know it. I got an ear for talent. Let's kick it around inside, huh, Mr. Hayden? And a Mrs. is taking her afternoon beauty sleep. Usually she comes out of it like a cat. All claws and teeth, you want to take a chance? We'll try it, huh? Brave man, brave, brave man. Brightens the day when I meet men like you. Come on in. She makes us so for a dream boy. Waker. Would never miss this for the world. Honey, honey baby.  Come on, hit the deck, honey. We got a police. Police? The magic word, like a kiss. Yeah, Laurie, police, come on. Well, find him a piece of fruit and send him away. You can't do that, huh? I got a feeling police want something else. What? My Laurie asked it for me. Baby Laurie. What do you want? You know Russ Warner? Chapman Warner? Let me freshen it up for you. You were in a fight with him last week. Oh, that Russ. What didn't he say, Laurie? What was the fight about? Just telling Laurie. Yeah, sure, honey. Well, it's this way, man, from the police. Two old Chicago friends like Joe and Russ. Two old friends like that meet after two years being apart from each other. What do they do? Beat each other up? It's common courtesy. And Russ with a bullet hole in his shoulder, he got caught. This good thing happened to Russ, nobody tells till now. Happened last night, Henry's bar, 3rd Avenue and 12th. Well, what do you know? Where was I last night? I need to miss a thing like that. Don't you remember Joe? With me? Your lard? All day. Never left my side? Sure, sure. How could I forget a thing like that? Oh, Laurie. Laurie's your alibi, huh? Was that ever a pretty one? You sound a real happy Russ was hurt. You don't see it either way, you hate him? I'm full awake now, so I'll tell you. Russ and my Joe were hoods together once in Chicago, close as two years ago. Joe met me, gave it up, because I was better. Tell him, honey. Yeah, wait, Joe. A week ago, Russ was standing against a lamp post, waved Joe over to him, invited him back into the old days. They messed with it a while. Joe wanted no part of it. Joe was the one who walked away. Strong Joe. Because he had you? Because he had me. You know what I did to keep it that way? No, tell me. I long distanced the call to Chums in Chicago, thought they'd care to know Russ Warner was loose here. Looks like they brought along a bullet. They found Russ. Uh-huh. Gotta be, Lord. Go back to sleep, baby. The police is leaving. You mind letting me have one of those cigarettes, Lieutenant? Not at all, here. Thank you. Why do you think that stuff will be coming over the town type in Chicago? Oh, that's standby now. Here it comes. Russ Warner, arrested for assault, 1935. Assault with deadly weapon, 1937. Assault with deadly weapon, 1940. Released all three counts for lack of evidence. Known, associated with Martin... What's the trouble? I don't know what the trouble is, Lieutenant. They just stopped sending. Officer Westfall in Chicago. He gets in front of a teletype machine, tries to make a drama out of it. Here it goes. Known, associated with Martin Cato, suspected policy racket. Well, that isn't a whole lot. Wait a minute. No arrests listed for Joe Hayden of Chicago. You know, Martin Cato left Chicago four days ago. New York City via 1952 Red Convertible. Illinois license number Y1647. Suggest you check whereabouts in your city. That's Westfall. He suggests we check. Someday when you have time, I'll show you some of the things he said over the teletype. Thanks, Officer. I don't have the time. So another name had intruded itself, Martin Cato. A name of the familiar sound, a name bandied about at crime investigations, on reform platforms and smilingly on the lips of citizens who like to bet a buck against destiny. Martin Cato was in New York. Find him. Find out why. Find out why he was suddenly no longer in Chicago, but in the rough vicinity of a shooting the night before. He was easy to find.  And the policeman spots him going into the Heath Hotel in Madison. Go there. Be told Mr. Cato has taken a suite on the ninth floor. So ride nine flights up for a visit. Drink right over. My name's Danny Clover from the police. Why? What are you doing in New York, Cato? You come to shoot up a man named Russ Warner? Come here because I like New York, mister. Don't you try to erase or do things you like, mister?  Yeah, that's right, a visit. Been three years I haven't ice-skated in Rockefeller Center. I'm going shopping for blades today. Where's a nice place to shop, huh? Russ. Russ, don't be crazy. What's he got under his coat? A gun? It looked like he was looking for... Not a gun, Cato. For a hurt. Russ Warner's dead. Murdered. Written by Morton Fine and David Friedkin. And starring Larry Thor as Detective Danny Clover. Like Old Man River, the comedy just keeps rolling along. Every Sunday night when CBS Radio presents Amos and Andy. Tomorrow night, on most of these same stations, the Kingfish is sure to be up to his usual monkey business. And it's sure to make a monkey out of gullible Andy Brown. Listen for yourself. Don't let one minute of the fun get away. Tomorrow and every Sunday night, it's CBS Radio's two and only Amos and Andy. When it's winter and the chill wind puffs down from the river, Broadway is a place of regret. The new dreams made for the new year show their first fraying. The golden girls are wrapped in fur coats somebody else could afford. It's the time of the galosh, the noisy radiator, and the cold linoleum on the bare feet. The mornings are filled with the numbing hours and dead cigarettes in the bottom of paper cups. It's January, snow time, wool muffler time. The time to be on speaking terms with relatives in Miami Beach. And it was a winter's room where I was, chilled by the touch of a man newly dead. A man named Russ Warner. Standing over him, another resident of Chicago, newly arrived. The big man in the handsome clothes, the hoodlum. Called Cato, called Martin Cato.  Oh? You were right here when he walked in. You know as much about it as I do. Ah, no I don't. What have you been doing all day, Cato? What have you been doing all day, Cato? Sleeping. All day, huh? I'm noted for it. I'm gonna tell you something. Unless you show me how I'm wrong, I'm booking you for suspicion of murder. You think you can make it stick? I didn't say that. I said I'm going to book you for suspicion. And I'm gonna tell you what I suspect. That you shot Russ a little while ago and left him for dead.  He came up here to get you, Cato. You see, uh, wearing a gun. I'll see. Yeah. Yeah, he is. That makes it pretty tough for me, huh? I don't know how tough it makes it, Cato. Look, I don't want to repeat myself. It's that thing about suspicion of murder all over again. Yeah. You want to hear a story? That's up to you. Russ worked for me in Chicago. Ran errands for me. That's a pretty thrilling story. Wait a minute, will you? Let me tell you about it. Yeah. I sent Russ on an errand for me to buy something worth $100,000. To buy what? A yacht, maybe. I don't remember. He had a hundred grand of mine and he ran. And you chased him, caught up with him?  All right, I put a slug in his shoulder just to tell him the reason I came to New York. To let him know I want my doll. I didn't kill him. I'm glad you told me all that, Cato. You can't book me on suspicion of murder, Mr. Assault with a deadly weapon. Let's try that one, huh? You won't argue that one, will you? Thanks, Cato. This is coming, oh, coming tonight. Oh, won't you hurry, hurry, hurry home? Happy, Gino? Good question. Hurry, hurry, hurry home, hurry, hurry home. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. What makes you so happy? Questions, questions, questions. Danny, I'm surprised at you. All right, but I still don't know what makes you so happy. Well, doesn't it stick out all over me, Danny? Doesn't it stick out? I'm happy because one of the nation's major hoodwomen, Martin Cato, by name is now beating his head against the walls of our local pokey. True or false? True. Correct. And is it not also true communications has been flipping its lid with the song of the teletype from our Chicago way? There's such a to-do, to wit, that from the years 1945 through 48, the newly deceased Ruswana was married to one Laurie Croft, also of shy. Laurie? The same Laurie, who in the summer of 48, divorced, said Ruswana, and in the winter promised to love Anna Obey and Alibi for one Joe Hayden, the same Joe Hayden who last week beat up Ruswana. Carl Muggevin, Gino, tell them to meet me downstairs for the squad car. Goes without saying, Danny. The effects of Ruswana were gathered, sorted and microscopeed, Danny. No hundred grand was found. Muggevin, Sergeant Tataglia, get a squad car, meet Lieutenant Clover downstairs. That is all. If I need you, I'll be the first to let you know. Don't I remember you from out of some deep sleep? Sure you do. I want Joe, Mrs. Hayden. Doesn't everybody? Is he in there? If he was, I'd go to a head shrinker, have my head bumps examined, for recurrent dreams about a man who was in favor. I'll take a look.  I'll make myself thin so you can pass through the door without us touching. Thanks. Two rooms. Make it two and a half. Help yourself. What he told me? While running his hands through my hair, pulling it back to my face. Well, he was all of a sudden cold out of town. I think I should believe a man when he tells me like that. Tell you where he was going? Uh-uh. He had me enchanted. So when he says pack me a bag, I pack it for him. Oh. Yeah, oh. I take out the cardboard suitcase, toss in his shirts, a few outer garments, a few under. Dr.  Like that, how you packed his bag, kissed him goodbye, never asked where a husband was going. Because I love him so. Maybe there was another reason. If a girl has to have another reason. $100,000 could be another one. $100,000, sweet son. Tell how come I never heard of the four. $100,000, Joe killed Russ Warner for. Russ? That tired boy Russ had money like that. Look it away from Martin Cato, carried it around New York, lost it to Joe Hayden.  You think? Oh, no. Oh, you think? What? Joe made me pack some bundles wrapped in old newspapers, under the shoes. When I asked him what they were, he kissed my mouth shut. So don't worry about it, baby. You think my lover boy Joe did that to me? You know where he is, Lori. Tell me, it'll be easier for you.  That's all I know. All he told me. Sick of him, police. Chain him to a wall.  Just a tee. Sick of him, police. So get out of the corner and question the man who runs the U Drive at garage. Sure you're told. The man you're looking for rented a car a few hours ago. Here's the make car and license number. So thank him and leave. The all points bulletin, find Joe Hayden. And wait. And get lucky. Pick him up at the airport, Danny. An off-duty officer was waiting to meet a friend on an incoming plane. Spotted him, he's being held there.  The sound you make is like broken glass slashing against its heart. You see the terror, silent and quick in the blur of crowd making way for you. Finally you'll get there, the airport. There they are, Danny. Over there. Officer Candles is with them. Okay officer, we'll take him from here. You almost made it, Joe. Yeah, almost.  Put him on, Margaret. Right.  Just slip these on your wrist. What happened to your car, Joe? Ditch it. You almost threw us off at that kid. You see, almost again. Okay, Margaret, open his bag. Sure, Danny. Just make sure the money's in it, then we can get out of here. We'll bother messing up the shirts. The dough is there. Yeah, you'll find it, Danny. Nothing in here but shirts, socks and underwear. You're crazy. The dough, the $100,000, it's gotta be there. Turn that suitcase upside down, Margaret, but empty it. Socks. And underwear. That dough, I don't know what goes on here, but... You know what goes on here, Joe. Now you do. Come on, let's go. Hurry, honey bun. Laurie, sweet. Joe? Cree to the detectives, too. You know Lieutenant Clover's friend here's detective mugger.  I was getting used to being without Joe. What'd you lous it for? Muggerman, that room Mrs. Hayden came on us at the bedroom. Take a look. Right. They put cuffs on me, Laurie. That's real tough. Is that all you've got to say? Oh, my poor Joe, how sorry I am for you. Look what's become of you. Poor Joe. Is that what you want me to say? You're forgetting something. How's it coming, Muggerman? Give me a chance, Danny. Detective Muggerman's looking for $100,000. Mrs. Hayden, did you hear me, Mrs. Hayden? Look, I'll let you get out of here. They can't do that, Laurie. You know they can't do that. That's right. We can't. It's got murder in it. You got your boy. What more do you want? Laurie! Take it easy, Joe. Man said it's got murder in it, Laurie. What do I care what the man says? Danny! Yeah? Here it is. A sample. $100 bill. Rest of it's in there. A suitcase. How are you, Laurie? Dear wife, Laurie. Loving wife, Laurie. First time I was here, this place was drenched with love. What's happened to it? What's happened to it is what you said murder. Now another thing. Greed? Yeah. Yeah, that's my Laurie. My Laurie. All mine. Well, tell us how you got this money, Mrs. Hayden. Yeah, I'll tell. An old friend came back to me. Russ Warner, huh? Man you were once married to. Yeah. Seems he never forgot the happiness. He remembered how he missed a few allowances when we were man and wife and he thought he'd make it up. The consideration of the man. So you knew all about the $100,000. The last time I was here you were surprised when I mentioned it. All that money makes me cry with strangers. Cut it out, Laurie. Listen to me. Cut it out. They know what happened. They figured what happened. All the way here they'd be telling me. Who do you want to lie for? It's not going to do you any good. What do you tell them, Joe? What do you tell them, Joe? They didn't tell us anything. He didn't have to tell us anything. They know, Laurie. They know. How Russ showed you the money he'd stolen from Cato. How he wanted you to run away with him. How you... Laurie. How you shot Russ, Mrs. Hayden. That's what your husband's trying to say. You showed the money to your husband, Mrs. Hayden. Told him to take the money and go away. You'd meet him later. You packed his suitcase for him. But somehow it slipped your mind to put the money in it. Russ knew where the money was. That's why he went to Cato to tell him. Laurie. You just wanted me to go away, didn't you? Then you would go someplace with the money without me. Laurie, why? Laurie, if you'd have trusted me with the money I'd have done anything for you. I would have said I killed Russ. Anything you wanted, I gave it to you. I tried it to... Like Russ? What happened to us, Laurie? What did I do? Tell me why I was wrong. Oh, damn. Just like Russ, he cried too.  That big. That big. I cried, baby. Do you ever have a woman who had two husbands like that? The hissing of the neon through the winter wind. The faraway echo of a girl's laughter. The rasping of life deep inside the earth. The other sounds, the sighs, the whispered pleas that no one hears. It's Broadway, the gaudiest. The most violent. The lonesomest mile in the world. Broadway. My Beat. Ways My Beat stars Larry Thor as Detective Danny Clover with Charles Calvert as Tertaglia and Jack Krushen as Muggevin. The program was produced and directed by Elliot Lewis with musical score composed and conducted by Alexander Courage. In tonight's story, Mary Jane Croft was heard as Laurie Hayden and Anthony Barrett as Joe Hayden. Featured in the cast were Jack Moyles, Hal March and Herb Butterfield. Every Sunday night on most of these same stations, Broadway Playhouse brings you exciting dramatic entertainment. This is the program on which an established star with national fame lends a hand to a newcomer on his or her way up the ladder toward Stardom. Don't miss Broadway Playhouse Sunday nights on CBS radio for a great story and for a personal success story as well. Bill Anders speaking. And remember the comedy treat that can't be beat is Jack Benny Time Sunday nights on the CBS radio network.


Wouldn't it be nice to know which mistakes many young people make and ultimately regret later on in life? We've gathered a few of them here for you. They try to please everyone. Do you spend a lot of energy trying to be someone you're not, just to please other? Many young people hope to be friends with every co-worker, classmate, or boss. Things can go wrong is when people start to change who they are or suppress their needs to please just about everyone. They don't save money. A recent survey from Bankrate found that out of every 1,003 people, 69% aged 18 to 29 had absolutely no savings for their retirement, spending their money just to impress others. It's okay to treat yourself from time to time as long as we're managing our finances properly. Would you buy them just to impress your friends or because you genuinely like them? It's okay to treat yourself from time to time as long as we're managing our finances properly. They give up too easily. Some young people make many goals and have strong dreams, but give up on them early when they realize the work they'll need to put in. Or some at the first sign of failure. Which of these mistakes will you strive not to make? Share with us in the comments below.


Hello everyone, bonjour tout le monde. First, I want to acknowledge that we are on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of the Kwikwetlam First Nation. We thank the Kwikwetlam who continue to live on these lands and care for them along with the waters and all that is above and below. I am very happy to be here at Lefarge Lake Park in Kwikwetlam with Premier Horgan. John, it's always great to see you, but really great to see you today. Today's announcement is yet another great example of how closely and collaboratively we've been able to work particularly with this strong progressive government in BC on things that will make a real difference for people. With a shared vision on childcare, strong commitments that John has made over the past many years and actions he's taken, we've been able to move very quickly. I'm also happy to be joined by Ministers Hussain and Qualtro Ahmed, the work that you have done over the past many years, first signing bilateral agreements with all provinces and territories a number of years ago that have brought us forward on improving childcare right across the country for so many people. Minister Qualtro, by members of our outstanding team here in BC and by the provincial minister of state for childcare, Katrina Chen, who's been an extraordinary ally on this as well. But I have to tell you, it's so great to be back in BC. I was, you know, this has been home for me for so many years in so many different ways. I've got deep roots here with my grandparents, my mum. I actually got my start as a teacher at Pitt River Middle School, just a few blocks that way. So coming full circle back here, back home today, is really, really exciting, particularly with the announcement we're able to make today where yet again we see British Columbians leading the way for the entire country on progressive strong values that bring people together. It is so great to be here. But I know I'm also here at a time that has been incredibly difficult for a lot of British Columbians. To begin with, the situation with the wildfires after last week's heatwave is extremely concerning and we've been following it closely. This morning I gathered a number of ministers for a meeting with our incident response group because our priority is to keep working with partners like the province and municipal and indigenous leaders to keep British Columbians safe. Later today when John and I sit down together, we'll be talking about this. I'll also be meeting with the Lytton leadership, the First Nations leadership, the municipal leadership and other partners to emphasize that the federal government is here to help. Help in rebuilding, help in supports for families who've lost so much, families who are grieving to be there with our provincial friends and partners, to be there with Canadians across the country who want to be helpful, want to support families who are going through incredibly difficult times, even as we redouble our efforts and our commitments, taking accelerated action on fighting climate change and continued to building a green economy. Across the province, across the province, there are also people grieving after the recent discoveries of unmarked graves near former residential schools. To all survivors, families and indigenous people, we're here for you. We will continue to work with you on whatever you need to heal. Canada, Canada needs to recognize that the shame of our past is echoed today in continuing injustices, intolerance and unfairness towards indigenous peoples and that reconciliation is not just about indigenous peoples and governments, although that's an important part of it that we are all working hard on. It is also something that involves every single Canadian. Every single one of us must be on this path towards reconciliation, towards a better country in partnership with indigenous peoples. These discoveries remind us how important it is to continue to build a better future for everyone. And that's why we are here, to announce true progressives who will have a real impact in people's lives in British Columbia. The pandemic has laid bare what women and feminists have long known, that without good child care it's practically impossible for parents, especially mothers, to build a career. For middle-class families, quality child care can be incredibly expensive, and that's if parents are able to find child care spaces at all. Just take here in the lower mainland where child care can cost up to $60 a day. That's $300 a week for one child. And what if you have two or three children? Hardworking families deserve better, but our economy deserves better as well. Building a better future is to ensure that mothers and families can have access to quality and affordable child care services. It's important for our children, and it's important for our economy to allow more women to be on the work market. When we talk about a feminist re-release after this pandemic, that's what the questions are about, concrete actions that will give everyone a chance to succeed. So, yes, this is exactly what a feminist recovery looks like. In April, we announced our plan to build the first ever Canada-wide early learning and child care system. And today, I can share that we've reached an agreement with the strong, progressive allies in the government of BC to make child care more affordable for families in this province. For people with young kids, this is huge. As part of the agreement in the next five years, we'll work with the provincial government to achieve an average of $10 a day child care for all regulated spaces for kids under six. Also in the next five years, 30,000 new high quality spaces will be created in British Columbia. This is real change you can count on. By the end of next year, the average child care fees for BC parents will be cut in half, and there will be more than 12,000 $10 a day spaces available. To make all of this happen, we've worked incredibly hard with leaders within the government of BC, which will fund critical services, grow a strong and skilled workforce of early childhood educators, and expand not-for-profit and public delivery of early learning and child care. So if you're a parent, this landmark agreement led by the government of BC and the federal government means that help is on the way. We're making your life easier and more affordable and we're making sure kids get the best possible start in life. And I want to add to all of those parents and families watching us across the country right now, wondering when they're going to have the opportunities that the work that British Columbia and the federal government have done together is going to deliver for families in BC. We're working on it. We are right now excitedly working very closely with a number of jurisdictions across this country to follow BC's tremendous progressive lead on delivering real support for families and real support for our communities as we build back better from this pandemic. This is a permanent partnership with minimum ongoing annual funding of $9.2 billion right across the country. That's how you create a system by working hand in hand with willing partners like the government of BC to fund the services families depend on. We're building a better future for families and as we do, we're building a better economy too. Our Canada Wildwide Child Care Plan will help thousands of people, including women, be able to choose to build both a family and a career. This is real tangible progress. This is what it means to be a feminist government. Our early learning and child care plan builds on investments we've already made in a more progressive parental leave system. Our plan also builds on the success of the Canada Child Benefit, which is increasing again this year and has already lifted hundreds of thousands of children right across the country out of poverty. But before I end today, I want to once again thank my friend, Premier Horgan, for his leadership and vision on this file. John, as you well know, this is a game-changing policy for families. BC has made unbelievably important progress on child care since launching your own plan three years ago and this foundation will allow us to move together quickly and boldly in the coming months and years. And of course, all of this work wouldn't be possible without the advocacy of the child care sector. That's why it's so important that you continue to have a seat at the table, so to all the experts, advocates, educators and providers who were so integral in encouraging not just governments, but Canadians in continuing to demand better child care opportunities for families, for communities and for our future. Thank you. We are here to support your valuable work and together we will all continue building a future where everyone has a real and fair chance at success. Merci beaucoup mes chers amis.


So we've got a little crew with us. This is Ramona. She's my daughter. And this is Chris and Erika. They're the animators that worked on the trailer. So we're going to do a little co-presentation today. And they're kids Harper and Milo. And they're all about to go on vacation together. And they're here right before they go on the plane, which is crazy. They made it. I was tracking them the whole time. No jumping, Ramona. OK. So this whole thing got started in 2015 when this one came into the world. Yeah? I know, that's you.   Here you go. All right. Good job. So anyway, I don't know how many parents are in the room. But what everyone says is true. You know what? Life has changed forever. But one of the bigger things that changes is suddenly you have this whole world of things that you want to make less ugly and better. The world of kids stuff is improving and so artful and crazy. And there's a million kids books. I never felt really confident making a children's book until I was a parent, mostly because I don't like to do things that I don't feel like I have some sort of understanding about. And then once I had children, I felt that I knew enough about that world to sort of edge my toes into it. One of the things I didn't realize at the time, though, was that there's just an endless need for children's books. There will never be a time in which there are too many children's books. So we have like 300 books at our house that all of us are bored with. And so it's just like, if you have an idea in your head to make a children's book, make it, because there's a desperate parent out there that wants your new content. And at the time, Ramona was super into reading. She's always been into reading. And when we were doing bedtime books, these categories sort of started emerging. There was the Good Night Objects category, which is all based on the popularity of Good Night Moon. But there's a lot of really terrible books within this genre, like basically all of the Good Night San Francisco things are just direct. They're terrible. And then the Bedtime Routine Reinforcement books, which are always, I know those are the books that we have. Bedtime Reinforcement books, which are always led by a beloved television character. And then the books that aren't actually meant for children, but are like the things that your parents buy you to tell you about how profound it is to have a child that makes you cry. And so those are the parent cry books. And I'm a very logical person when it comes to making things. So one of the things I want to do is create a book that was about inspiring kids to be better people. But the idea of having it be at bedtime gives a time for reflection. And one of the things that I felt is missing from a lot of aspirational kids' books is what happens when you don't meet your aspirations. So a big part of my book was dealing with forgiving yourself for not actually meeting your goals. So I started in this very nerdy way by looking up lists of positive attributes. And some MIT student did a really good job of putting together hundreds of them. These were the ones I culled together that I thought were applicable for kids. And then I narrowed it down to these guys for the book. But I narrowed it down to far more than that. And I was like, maybe I'll do multiple books, whatever. I'm definitely going to do a second book. Anyway, I started working on the art. And I just got really inspired to throw myself back into doing illustration, because I hadn't done illustration for a long while. As I ventured into lettering, it got less and less illustrative as time went on to the point where I felt really rusty as an illustrator. And this felt like I was accessing my younger self. I know it's tomorrow I'll be braver on the screen. And so I felt like I was both accessing my younger self, but somehow had this mysterious ability now to redo my young work, but as a more established practiced person, so that was really exciting. And so the book culminates with these two spreads that are the most important part about the book. Tomorrow I'll be all the things I tried to be today. And if I wasn't one of them, I know that it's OK. But tonight I'm very sleepy, so now it's time to rest. Tomorrow I'll be all these things, or at least I'll try my best. And the idea of actually reviewing your day and setting intentions for the next day is something that doesn't exist in a lot of kids books because people don't actually allow kids to experience those sort of complex emotions. But anyone that has had a small person knows that they are very complex little people and that we need to have higher expectations for sort of what they're capable of thinking and doing. So in 2016, this is where the project was at. I was just doing all these sort of color explorations and trying to figure out if I was going to let her press this in the future. How would I do it in four color? This is what this project was looking like at the time. She was just in between baby and toddler. Check it out, Ramona. You're on the screen again. Look. And then Oddfellas had approached me about doing a logo type for them. And this is the status that their logo was at at the time. And so we went through rounds of exploration. And the center one is the one that we ended up with as the final logo. And it was such a fun, collaborative project. And I feel like it's rare where you get to work with other creatives so intensely and sort of back and forth. And those are the projects that end up feeling the most fun, where you're just promising each other.  And so part of it was we sort of worked out a deal where it was kind of half payment and half barter. And I was like, what am I ever going to have them work on? And then because in 2016, the book was at this stage and not in the final stage that it was. So when I actually came back to them in 2018 and I was just about to send off my final files to the publisher, yeah, good idea, Ramona.  It was just, I was totally pumped that I finally had an excuse to use all of my animation credit with them. And so in 2018, this is what this lady looked like, you know, a much different person. And there was even a second human in the mix. So time changed quite a bit from the beginning of this project to the latter half of this project. And I'll let Chris and Erica take over now. So that's what this project of theirs looked like at the beginning of 2018. There's babies everywhere. I'm cool, yeah, so these are humans. 2018 about the one Jessica reached out to us and said, okay, I finally got the thing that we can make together. And we were stoked to get to kind of bring this book to life. And like she was saying, just like kind of working under the pretense of barter and kind of like friends at that point helping each other out and make a thing was really cool. And then also like we are usually so involved in the illustration process when we do the work that we do that it's nice to kind of just like be handed like a super beautiful thing and be asked to just make it move. And then this is an awesome design decision that like a non-animator would make because this dragon was not meant to like fly let alone or walk, let alone fly.  Yeah, an animator would never place a foot there because they were thinking like how it's gonna move but it's a perfect that Jessica did. It works perfectly as it is. That was great to team up with. It's a nice challenge. And now it will walk. Good challenge. Yeah, and like so much of the work we do is, this is something we have done for Cartoon Network and like Jessica's work is so crisp and so clean and so beautiful that we thought like what we want to do to kind of evolve that just a little bit is to do a cell animation so that I think like the normal way to approach it like let's just do an after fix or like rig a character and it'll be kind of like slightly robotic and maybe a little stiff. But we thought let's try and do this way and just bring some of the gestural quality to it. Cell animation lets you kind of do all these like weird things that are just super funny kind of zany and even if we only get like 2% of this and in the book film like it's worth it. So this is like, I'm just gonna take you through like a little bit of the process really fast and the first thing that we do is just kind of like start to rough out the scene and the performance a little bit. And we started out thinking like, okay, we got this knight and this dragon and maybe they're just gonna kind of like go at each other a little bit. But we wanted to push the performance a little bit more. So we're like, okay, let's have them kind of like parkour across the type while the dragon kind of like weave through. You can see on the sword here that's just like a teeny bit of that smear stuff that you saw in like the Ren and Stimpy GIF that just makes it feel a little bit more gestural and not so kind of like stiff. Which we wouldn't have been able to do if we'd just done it in after effects like most people would have done when they saw Jessica's work. So doing it frame by frame was definitely worthwhile. That too. So yeah, just kind of blocking it out. And now we've got the guy kind of jumping along. The dragon's breathing fire, the hand's turning the page. You know, start to do the body of the dragon, get the wings going. Here's kind of him snaking through a little bit and we've got the legs yet to do. Here's how we kind of figure out what to do with that last leg. And just like little details of like, the fire is not really burning, the guy's just kind of like heartwarming his shield. And there's the final shot. So we were finishing up all the animation and in 2014, okay, now you wanted to do it too, got it. In 2014, I had done this album art for my friend Olga Bell, who is a really good friend. She was actually the only legal witness on my husband and my wedding. And at the time I had done it just totally for free as a friend favor, not knowing that there was ever a moment where I could come back and go, hey, actually, could you do this thing for me? All right, that's enough. But that's sort of how we ended up assembling the dream team was just sort of like friendships and favors across the board, which is I feel like how a lot of amazing creative projects happen. And then we even got some tiny collaborators to be a part of it. So Ramona and some of her best friends plus Harper participated as our narrators of it.  So anyway, without further ado, and we've got sound on this, so that should be good. All right, so here is the trailer that we put together for the very first time. A dress. Smart. All in place.


Hi guys! So today I wanted to do a video on how to be efficient as a nurse. Efficiency is so important as a nurse especially when you have a multitude of patients or if you have you know maybe just one or two patients but they're super critical, you have to be organized, you have to manage your time and you need to be efficient. When I first started as a nurse I was not very efficient. I had to learn how to be efficient and luckily I caught on quick but for example like I would go in and you know get a patient a medication then I'd be like oh I should have asked if they needed help to the bathroom so then I would leave and then I'd have to go back and help them to the bathroom then I'd be like oh I should have grabbed this and this or when I got a new admission I used to not really grab you know the telemetry or the SEDs or the Ted Hose or anything like that before they got in the room and then once I'd get this admission I'd be running down the hall into the next room to the storage room into the clean utility to gather all my supplies and it was so chaotic and then I learned you know before my patient gets admitted I'm gonna check if they need an allergy band I'm gonna grab a fall risk grant I'm gonna grab a DNR band if they're a DNR I'm going to grab the telemetry box if they're on tele and I had everything ready in the rooms when they got to the room I would hook them all up and they would be good to go versus me grabbing one thing and coming in the room and another thing and anyways so I wasn't very efficient when I started off and I had to learn how to be more efficient and that just takes time but I'm gonna show you some ways that I have become more efficient as a nurse. The first thing I do and I teach all my students this when I have a student is at the beginning of my shift when I'm getting report after or before I look at my patients chart and I see what medications are due when I look at if there's gonna be any procedures done if there's gonna be any labs drawn and things like that and I write down for you know my shift is from 1500 to 2330 and I would write down every little like thing so at 1600 I'm gonna assess this patient and I need to give them protonics and at 1700 they need their floor store and you know at 1800 my fluid bag is probably gonna be empty so I write down fluids and as I go through I check off everything if the patient needs to have a dressing change I will write down dressing change and I will cross that off once that gets done and that has helped me a lot and I it works really well for me to have a task and cross it off and be like okay that's done what's next the next thing to do to be efficient is when you have downtime if you have downtime don't put something off just because you have downtime if there's a dressing change that needs to get done and you have you know 30 minutes before your next patient's med is due then go and do that dressing change because you never know if you're gonna get admission or discharge or if your patient's gonna go downhill and then the night's gonna get away from you and you're gonna be like oh my gosh I was supposed to do that dressing change and I should have done it when I had time and now I don't have time so I can't do it and I pass it on to the next nurse and they're gonna be like well what the heck why'd you say this for me so anyways be efficient by doing things when you have time to do them I also like to at the beginning of my shift and every place is different so I don't know if you could do this but I put alcohol swabs in my pocket if I have three patients I usually put three flushes in my pocket and so that way have those things on me so I'm not running out of the room and and you know back in the room just to grab those small things so those are just some of the few ways that I try to be efficient as a nurse there's so many different things that you can do but I just wanted to give you guys little tips because it's so important to be efficient and productive and help your shifts run smoothly rather than setting yourself up for failure make sure you give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel and I will see you guys next time bye