Taking inspiration from musical movie journeys like Purple Rain from Prince, Jennifer Lopez sets out to do the same thing with her movie. This is me. Dot, dot, dot. Now. Unfortunately, this doesn't have the Pink Floyd's The Wall charm to it or Michael Jackson's Moonwalker craziness. It's just insultingly bad on every single sense you have. This is me. Dot, dot, dot. Now is the name of the film. A one-hour journey that felt like seven. And for some reason my wife convinced me to watch it, so now I'm going to cry and complain online because that's what we do. Let's begin.  Netflix, Amazon, Apple, Peacock, they all come out with these terrible things. And for some reason, for some reason I still watch them. Not since the cinematic masterpiece known simply as Gile has Jennifer Lopez shown such range in the terrible acting department. And sure, she's had a couple decent movies in the past. Anaconda and such. I know what you're thinking. Adam ENOUGH was an alright film too. And you might be right, I can't imagine I've seen it.  She likes the spicy attitude, the tough as nails woman who will stand up against all odds. But that's not really what this is me. Dot, dot, dot. Now is all about. I can't decide if I'm going to keep saying the dots every time or if I'm just going to say this is me. Now. And just put the pregnant pause in there as the title wants me to do. So what's this movie all about? Well, for starters, it's an Amazon Prime exclusive so it's got that going against it. Number two, it is truly only about an hour long. Really less. It's like 54 minutes long with 15 minutes of credits for some reason. There's I think a lot of animators working on this or AI. It looked more like AI, but we'll get to that. We'll get to that piece in a second. I can't tell you what it's about because I don't think anybody knows. It's really whatever you want it to be at the end of the day. It's a spiritual journey through the mind, the body, and the soul of JLo as she goes through her marriages in a abstract artsy sort of fashion told through story hour. And there's also commentary going on by a bunch of random mass celebrities that JLo managed to coerce into being in this thing. Sofia Vergara, Post Malone, Jane Fonda for some reason, Kiki Palmer, Fat Joe, Trevor Noah, and Jennifer Lopez is kind of playing different characters too because of whatever is happening with the makeup and her face and whatever surgeries she had. Don't get me wrong. She looks fantastic. I don't know how old she is, but she's older than I am and she looks younger. Whatever works being done, maybe it's just hard work and I'm not just getting to the gym enough working on my fitness or it's good genetics or it's facial creams or it's plastic surgery. I don't know. I don't know, but sometimes she looks a lot like Ariana Grande. Sometimes she looks like Jennifer Lopez from the 80s. Sometimes she looks like Jennifer Lopez from the future. This, I guess I would say experience takes place in three different formats.  We also have an album dropping. I think it came out already or it's dropping soon. It has the same music from the film. You can hear it. You can hear it. You can see it. You can believe it. And then there's the documentary on this movie and on JLo figuring out how she wants to make it work or more importantly not work. I did not watch the doc, you. I did not watch the doc. I decided, you know what, Adam? Life is precious and you've already wasted an hour of it on this garbage. So get some sleep, son. You've earned it. What Jennifer Lopez really is teaching us at the end of the day is to not be fooled by the rocks that she's got. She's still very much Jenny from the block, but she's wearing a lot of rocks in this thing. Like every scene she's in, I feel like a couple million dollars are walking around a green screen. There's nothing to connect to in this movie.  It's so all about her at the end of the day, how she falls in love with these three super handsome guys that look like they're maybe 20 years younger than her every single time and how they've hurt her physically, emotionally, all of the above and how she has to rise up and take on these odds and walk away and be the stronger one. No one has names in this. They just have labels. I was confused. I went to IMDB and confirmed that. In fact, that is the case. No one has names in this. There's the artist, which is JLo. We're really stretching the term artist. There's the fighter, the therapist, the cynic, the new guy, the idealist, the realist, the candlestick makers probably in there somewhere.  I do know this. Not only can you not connect to any of the characters because they're just trivial things that JLo has conjured up, but there's no story. It just jumps around about a woman trying to find love. She's a lost flower petal, a leader, or whatever the story was that opens up the movie that I truly believe was built with AI.  It was crazy. It was wild stuff because the first few minutes are just these backup shots of all this garbage getting thrown at the screen. It's kind of impressive for a few minutes until the nausea kicks in because this thing keeps pulling back further and further and further and then we get to the scenes of the movie themselves.  I do not believe for a second she was even on a set at any point. Maybe at one point when there was a wedding scene because there's a little blooper reel at the way end. You can do yourself the disservice of watching if you want. She picks up cake and starts throwing to that people. She's relatable. She's down to earth. This is a musical experience like no other. Because I don't think anything else in this planet is as bad as this. I would rather watch Cats Again and that's the honest of God's truth and that's an hour longer than this thing. How's the music? Thank you for asking. It's not great. I like some of her songs from the past, preferably the ones featuring Ja Rule. Baby crazy because I'm real.  That's a good jam. I'm real. I believe it's called. I like that song. She's got better stuff. She's got better stuff. None of it's on this movie. None of it's on the album I would imagine.  Nothing really making a nod your head. Nothing really having you slam your foot to the beat. Although there's a lot of slamming to beats in this movie because the dancers are all in. The choreography is out of control. People are smashing stuff down. JLo's on the ground more than she's standing. She's on her knees all the time looking up yelling. She's really upset.  I don't know. If you want me to break this movie down from the most basic plot I could, it starts out with her on a motorcycle ride with her lover. They're on I don't know if it's water or ice. It looks to be both. It's maybe the dumbest place you could possibly ride a bike together and spoiler alert it doesn't end well. They get in the most absurd crash ever conceived. The bike rolls like 5,000 times. Michael Bay's looking at that going okay calm down. Calm down champ. It's just she falls into a coma and we fall inside of her psyche and that's where we're gonna get the backstory and we're gonna get these different connections she has with men and how she needs to find true love through all the heartbreak and sadness and that's the whole movie and then everything after that's shenanigans. It's nonsense. It's antics. It's nightmare fuel.  They just green screen them all in their little ceremonial garbs and then put them on a background up in the stars because they're constellations. They're gods and legends looking down and just judging her and hoping the best I guess. I believe the budget for this film was 20 million dollars. That could have gone to literally anything else and it would have been a better use of that money. As far as the effects go, sometimes they're cool looking I guess. She's in a glass house. There's commentary there about throwing stones or something. It doesn't matter. People are tethered together. They're dancing. They're fighting and you know there's CG stuff all over the place. This whole movie CG. She yells, glass breaks. It flies around in slow motion. I hate myself for watching this movie. So animators I guess worked on it or computers. Something worked on this atrocious thing and they did what they could. They did what they could. What do you do at the end of the day when Jenny from the block walks up to you and says, listen jackass. I want to be on a couch in my nightgown which of course is Prada or Gucci or whatever super rich people wear. It's probably something I don't know the name of because it falls out of my purview. They're too rich for me to even know what they wear. But she says to these guys, listen idiots.  The couch can maybe be real. I'm not sure but the rest of it's all fake. Fake fire, fake fireplace, fake house, fake everything. Even my voice is fake.  People are going to love it because I'm a treasure. I was Selena damn it.  Ben Affleck, Duncan Donuts himself. He's in here playing a news anchor for some sort of a cable network show that's just on a TV in the background. He has terrible prosthetics on, kind of masking his face and he's just kind of angrily yelling stuff in the background once in a while until the end credits when he gets his time to shine. He has a bit of dialogue. He gets to vomit out. It's awful, redundant. He says love is love. Love yourself. Love your friends. Love your lover or something. I don't know. It's awful.  I understand Jennifer Lopez is a celebrity. She's a commodity. People love her somewhere, somehow still. And so they're going to put a movie out and they're going to spend money on it. But maybe let's do a once-over on the script. Maybe see the stack over there in the corner from other people that you could spend less money on.  Just my two cents is probably worth nothing, but I'm going to throw it out there anyways because I watched this horrible nightmare of a film. All right, let me know if you watch this or if you were wise enough to see a stinker ahead of time and you don't listen to what your wife or husband tells you. If you hated this film as much as I did, please subscribe to the channel because you appreciate honesty and that's what I provide here. I want to save people time and heartache from watching this or give them a sense of a voice that they're not alone, that I too have struggled through watching some of this trash with them. And here we are together. Please like the video, comment. Let me know if you did watch this thing or if you knew this was going to be horrible from day one. I had no idea. I went and blind and then what an experience it was. There's a super thanks icon under the video. If you had a good time, you could throw a dollar or five my way, say hey Adam, this was great. Thanks for doing this. I would appreciate it and hopefully I see you next time.


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Hey guys Shaber 1000 here I'm gonna do a quick little vlog today, so I get this uploaded for you And it figures turn the camera on here comes a car as always I guess that's my thing I should get shirts made up here comes a car, right? but So anyway Think I'm gonna do a live feed tonight, but maybe by the time you see this We'll already have done it. I don't know but oh for those of you that watched my Starter rope for the Ryobi leaf blower That I got running last night I said I needed to adjust the carb a little bit carburetor needed adjustment. I just did it today I'll show you that close enough guys needs cleaned up now I got to get a battery for so that's why I got a kickstart it because the batteries just shot Horse runs good, but do a tune up on it. I noticed when we took it to the park the other day It's cutting out a little bit Like it was dropping one cylinder. I'm guessing spark plugs. I don't think she's ever changing them I'm sure they've been changed since it was new. I'm not sure what year it is But she's never changed it. She's at it What four years three or four years? And then this thing we got Still waiting to get an engine for it batter is dead in it I'm gonna start it up here put the jumpers on it start it up Maybe wash it and then put the tarp or not tarp, but we got a car. I bought her a car cover to put on it Leave it or not. That's not leaking that car is totally dry on the inside the carpets and everything so Still got that boat over there for sale 1971 air glass This boat is not for sale we're gonna get it out this summer and so anyway guys Thought I'd give you a quick vlog Let you know the update on the scooter on the scooter and on the on the blower so I'm gonna get off here and I'm gonna check on starting another project We're gonna be doing a giveaway So I'm gonna mention that tonight in the live feed as well as I will be posting a video tomorrow with the information on that so and It's gonna be a fun one. Remember the rolly You got to check it out if you haven't seen it. That's what's going to be given away. So we'll get back with you on the information on that tonight, so Alright guys, I'm gonna get off of here and Chat at you guys soon Take care guys. Thanks for watching. Shea bear. I'm at the man a legend. I'm gone for now guys. Bye. Bye. Take care


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to welcome you to the third. We are so excited that you have tuned in to Hope Today. This is a special edition of Hope Today over the next few Tuesdays that's gonna be off the chain. And we're gonna be talking about life in a post-role world. I'm Pastor J. Anthony Gilbert. Alongside my lovely wife, Pastor Tiffany, so good to be with you. Yes, it's good to be here. Oh my goodness, this is like a new thing for us. We're like the pro-life Mark and Kelly here going on. That's what I'm talking about. Yes, it's so exciting to be here with all of you today for this new journey that we're on here. In this wonderful new year, ladies and gentlemen, happy new year, and we're doing new things here at Cornerstone, and we're so excited about this life in a post-role world. It is so important that we understand the importance of standing up for life in this season. We're so thankful for Cornerstone, giving us the opportunity to bring out some guests to inform and to inspire and just educate people to get off of the front row and onto the front line. And that's right, Pastor J, that's so important. I mean, we really have to have that settle in our spirits where we have to go from the front row to the front lines. You know, even for us, when we did our research, we got in there. God said, you can't just sit there. You have to do something about it. You have to move, you know, when we had an opportunity to really kind of do our research and find out, okay, this is what's actually going on. I mean, God really arrested our hearts and he compelled us to say, hey, listen, get up and move forward, do something about it. That's right, and that's why it's so important. Listen, when Roe v. Wade was overturned June 24th, 2022, it was a great victory, but ladies and gentlemen, it's very important that we understand it is a call to action. The church has to rise up and do something and to be a voice for the voiceless. So listen, over the next few weeks, it's gonna be awesome because we're gonna have different guests. We are gonna have senators on. We're gonna have women that have chosen life with newborn babies. It is gonna be an awesome time and what do we have coming up today?   Listen, we had an opportunity to meet him at our gala for the, well, for me for the first time and boy, my mouth was like down here when I heard his awesome testimony of God's intervention in his life. Yeah, yeah, so it's gonna be really great. And you know what, I'm so excited because I believe that this is gonna be a phenomenal year that we are gonna see a lot of babies saved in Jesus' name. Some of you that don't know, we have a pro-life pregnancy center and you are the executive director and you are doing a phenomenal job and we've been seeing babies saved left and right. Yes, that's so true. I mean, there is nothing like when you are actually sitting across the table from a woman, tears in her eyes, feeling the weight and the pressure of whether or not to abort her child or not, you can see the Holy Spirit move in that room, Pastor Jay.  And we've actually had women come back and say, thank you so much. Thank you so much for even just informing me and telling me of my choices. Telling me, hey listen, I don't have to do this. I don't have to abort. There's other choices. It may not just be parenting. Maybe parenting is not an option, but it could be adoption. Adoption could be an option as well. So they're just, I mean, it's just a phenomenal thing to have that experience. It is, well, we're real excited and we're gonna have a whole lot more coming but our guest today was the keynote speaker at our last gala. He resides in my hometown in Ole and New York with his wife and kids, where they pastor Mount Zion Christian Assembly. He is an up and coming voice and a champion for the pro-life movement. His story is being used to motivate and inspire others to be a voice for the voiceless. Pastor Jared, welcome to Hope Today. Pastor Jay, Pastor Tiffany, thank you so much. What a privilege and honor it is to be with you today and just advocate for those that are not born yet. And so thank you again. Well, I feel the Holy Ghost already, Pastor Jared. I believe what you're about to share is gonna be life-changing. I think your testimony is outstanding. And listen, we're just gonna jump right into it because it was 1989, I was a little boy in Mount Zion Church. And I'll never forget sitting there in the gym in the YMCA, because that's where they were meeting at the time. And then something supernatural happened. Tell us what took place in 1989, Pastor Jared. It's so incredible and it's so profound how every one of our stories really starts before us. A couple months before that service that you were sitting in, there was a young lady that was in an abortion clinic and she was hopeless, feeling the shame, the weight of the world on her shoulders. She was five minutes away from her appointment to abort the child, which was me. And the doors of the abortion clinic opened up and in walked a believer, in walked the hope, the church. And after that meeting that he had with her just a brief couple of minutes, she made the decision to put me up for adoption to a good home. Long story short, that weekend, that same believer was ministering in Mount Zion Christian Assembly where you were sitting along with all of my family. And there was an announcement that came over the podium and it simply said, if anybody in this room feels called to adopt this child and to make a difference in his life, raise your hand. And I'm told all of my family that was in the front row raised their hands and that was just one of the most amazing days. But I think for me, what's really powerful about it is when everybody else lost hope, when the young woman that was feeling the shame, the weight of the world on her shoulders, when nobody else stepped in to help, the church showed up. The church didn't stay in the four walls of the building. He met her in the lobby of the clinic and that is the church, the responsibility that we have to be the vehicle, the expression of love on earth. And so that's what happened in that room that day, changed my life forever. Wow, Pastor Jeff, that is awesome. I mean, what would you tell a woman? Cause you just mentioned about how these women come in, they have the weight of the world and they do.  They come in, they just feel like they just need that release. They wanna abort. They may not even have all the answers. They may even know that this might not be the antidote to everything, but they just wanna get that weight off. What would you tell a woman that's experiencing that weight that you just talked about? How would you encourage them and push them forward and say, listen, you can do it? Yeah, my answer to that is twofold. As the church, I would say first, we have to make sure that we are not fighting against young mothers that are carrying, but we are fighting with them. And what I mean is because of the shame, because of the hurt and because of the season of life that they may find themselves in, it's so easy to point fingers at them and say, how could you or you are so wrong or how could you get to a place like this? I think the better response for us as the church would be to pray, to show up, to love on them. And then also the other part of that question, what would I say to a young woman, a young mother would be there are people that are with you. You're not alone. And no matter what, there's something that we can do, whether it be adoption, whether it be the church finding homes to support you, meals to be delivered. But I think the thing that I wish that I could have whispered in my mother's ear would just simply be, this is your chance to make a difference. This is your chance. You never know who is in your belly. You never know nations that will be affected by this life. In fact, there was a newspaper article that was written about my situation growing up. And a part of the newspaper article, they interviewed, oh yeah, it's right there. They interviewed my father who adopted me and he said, Jared was rescued. Like Moses, God has plucked him out of the fire. And what I find so beautiful about the story is that now I'm able to have conversations like this. I've traveled the nation, I've traveled the world telling of God's goodness.  Wow, Pastor Jared, you never know what you're pregnant with. That's right. There may be women out there watching right now. There may be people out there watching that you don't understand that you might have had a mistaken pregnancy, but you need to understand that baby has purpose.  We fast forward now 34 years later and it's outstanding that I was sitting in that church had no idea that I would be 34 years later on the air with you right now preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ. But even furthermore than that, you did our gala, but let's rewind a little bit. Let's go back to the summer of 23. Tell us a little bit about what happened, how God brought you full circle. Tell us about the interactions with your biological parents and just the story about what church you're pastoring right now. Absolutely. So the type of adoption that I had was a closed as an adoption. So that just simply means I would have really had no opportunity to connect with my birth mother or birth father that we went through the proper legal channels to make sure that there was sort of no connection. But you, if anybody gets to know me, I wanna know. And part of every child, every person's DNA is to be connected with the family or the womb that they were raised in or that they were born in. And in 2014, I was fastened and praying and I felt like I heard the Lord say, it's time to find your mother. And so I went on Facebook and I'm like, okay, hold on now. I'm fasting. I should not be on Facebook, hold on. And so I laid back down. I woke back up a couple of minutes later and I had been searching my entire life for my birth mother. Long story short, I found her in a matter of five minutes by the morning. She had already contacted me. We already had a plan to meet up and all those things. Well, fast forward to this summer, I have the privilege and opportunity to pastor Mount Zion Christian Assembly, the same church that was responsible for the adoption, my adoption. And even to go further, it's so profound, it's so powerful, but to go further, this was our 40th year in ministry. And 40 years in biblical terms is when the next generation will take the lead from the generation behind them. And so what God did was, he raised me my entire life as a child or as a son, a son of the house, in the house of the Lord, with a godly family that loved and served him. And then when he saw time, 2023, me and my wife, Jessica, were installed as the lead pastors and fathers and mothers in this region. Wow, that is so awesome. You know, every time I hear it in my heart, it gets touched, you know?  How would you encourage other pastors and leaders to get in this fight, to get in this march of pro-life? You know, in a world where there's a lot of political influence, some great and some not so great, but I would say as a believer, as a Christian leader, the biggest place to get right now is in the presence of God, where he will release strategy for the broken. He'll release strategy for social injustices. He'll release strategy of how to win your city more than marketing schemes, more than good business meetings. I would say pastor, get in the face of God and allow him to reveal his heart for the unborn, to reveal his heart for those that are in need. You know, when I look at the Bible, what I love so much about Jesus is he's always willing to go and meet people where they are. He's not just interested in people coming to find him, but he's always willing to go and meet people. He met the disciples when they were fishing. He goes into the synagogue and sets the record straight. He's walking to and fro from city to city. He's meeting the woman at the well. He's sitting with those that most people wouldn't sit with. And so I would say pastor, your best strategy is gonna come from the presence and the power of God. You know, pastor Jared, I wanna thank you as well for partnering with our center. Even though you're in Ole and we're here in Pittsburgh, you've made a partnership with us and we're so thankful for you, your church and for all that you're doing and for your testimony. And I want you to do one lesson. We've got a couple of minutes left. I want you to minister to somebody out there. Maybe they've been adopted and they're battling with identity. Maybe they're struggling in sub-capacity and wondering, okay, maybe they don't have that same exact story, but they don't know who their father is. They don't know who their mother is. Would you just take a minute and minister and pray for them in our closing time? Absolutely. I struggled with the same thoughts for a majority of my life. The feeling of rejection, the feeling that nobody sees me, nobody knows what I need. And I just want to speak to that right now. The Bible says that before we were even formed in our mother's womb, that we were fully known by God, that he had purpose for us, that he had a plan for us, that he loved us so much. And I just want to speak to you right now and just declare over your life that you indeed have a father that knows you more than you even know yourself. And right now, I just come against that lie of the enemy that you're alone and that you're rejected. And we replace that lie with the truth that says you are more than a conqueror.  And there's no place that you can go that the love of God isn't seeking and searching after you. And so for anybody right now that's listening on the sound of my voice, Father, we thank you for your presence. We thank you that you are our ever-present help. God, we thank you that you have seen us and known us all along. I pray, Lord, for anybody that feels rejected, that you would just open up their heart to be able to receive you that right now they would sense your nearness, that they would sense your love for them, Lord. I pray that at any moment where they find themselves even talking to themselves and telling themselves someone that they're not, that the truth of God would just reside, I pray that you would send people in their direction to encourage them, families, churches, ministers, that music, that Godly music that they would hear, it would be divine encounters, Lord, that they would just feel you and know you, Lord. And even as you have done for me, you have supplied a good home for me to be raised to have a good foundation. God, I pray that you would supply God homes for each child, for each mother that's wondering, is this the right choice, God? You are the hope of the world. Jesus, you are the hope of the world. As the church, help us to express your love every single day. Jesus' name, amen. And amen. Amen, amen. Pastor Jared, thank you so much. Hey, listen, do you got a book out yet? Not yet, but I'm working on it. I am working on it. Man, I was just thinking about those like that as being an outstanding story to tell. Your story is amazing. We are so proud of you. We love you. Keep up the great fight. Thank you for your time and sharing your testimony. Thank you, I love you so much. Amen. Yeah. Well, Pastor Tiff, I tell you what, what an amazing story. This is the reason why we do what we do. This is the reason why we are, we opened up a pregnancy center. This is the reason why we've gotten onto the front lines. This is the reason why we're doing what we're doing why Cornerstone? Thank you so much Cornerstone Television for allowing this beginning of the new year to start off on the front lines of standing up for life and giving us an opportunity to show people how to live life in a post-world world. It is just outstanding. The testimonies that take place when people will get out there and rescue the lives of the unborn. Yeah, it's powerful, Pastor Jay. And I love his story because it reminds me that God is a Romans 828 God. Yes, he is. All things work together. Not just some things, all things work together.  Yeah. You know, we need to share our stories. His story is actually setting people free. Even when you asked him about the whole adoption piece, there's people out there that are adopted and they may have those feelings, but they never shared that. You know, so it's just so important to share that, to share those stories that God has given you, to share those victories and those testimonies that he's allowed you to walk in because it's really gonna help other people because he's a Romans 828 God, Pastor Jay. And that's the reason why we're doing these shows right now is because it's time for you to get off of the front rows and to get on the front lines. We want to inspire you and inform you so you can partner. Listen, you need to go find a pregnancy center. You need to go find a church. Get your church involved in pregnancy centers. Roe v. Wade being overturned. Thank God for it, but ladies and gentlemen, we have to put the pedal to the metal from this point forward. Babies are still being mutilated, is it? What was it, 3,000 babies a month? Yes. If I'm not mistaken. In the Pittsburgh area, ladies and gentlemen, we have an opportunity. You can partner with us at VoicesForTheUnborn.org. Go there right now and say, I want to partner with you guys. I want to be a part. And there's three ways that you can do that. One, you can pray for us. You can pray, and it's not just us. There are others. There's Woman's Choice Network. There's choices. What are the ones out there that are pro-life centers? There is... Choices, Woman's Choice Network, Trilife. Yep, Trilife. There are so many others that you can be a part of, and it doesn't have to just be ours at VoicesForTheUnborn. But we need people to pray. Number two, we're gonna ask you to participate. And what do you mean by that? Go find a pregnancy center and find a way to volunteer. Find a way that you can get involved in there. Your skill sets, find out what they need. And then number three, plant. Find a pregnancy center, find a pro-life center, and support them financially. I don't know if you know this or not, but they took away all of the funding in Pennsylvania when our governor got in there. This is the reality, ladies and gentlemen. It doesn't... We don't get any type of support, except for what we raise. And so if you could partner with us or any other center, we want to encourage you to do so. And not only testimonies like Jared's. You know, Pastor Tiff, you have testimonies of being in that room. A woman comes in, abortion minded, saying, I want to murder my baby and seeing lives transform. Talk to the viewers about what it's like being in there and seeing that miracle transformation. Wow, it's profound, Pastor Jay. You know, one of the things that I think about is our scripture, vision scripture. It's Proverbs 31-8. And it says, speak up for those who cannot. Speak up for themselves. You know, I always think, okay, there's babies there on the other side that's counting on me to speak up. So when I speak up and I see that transformation of that woman, just like I said earlier, listen, with tears running down her face, she doesn't really want to make the decision, but she doesn't feel like she has another option.  And then you can see the transformation literally happening on that woman's countenance. And she says, listen, I am choosing life today. And then everything shifts, everything. It just shifts for her and she comes back.  You see that transformation. And it's amazing because many of those women, we've had an opportunity and they come back and they say, you know what, thank you so much for telling me the truth. Thank you so much. I now have my baby and I couldn't imagine life without that little one. Tell them the story about the young man recently that his grandmother was involved. Oh my goodness, this just happened. We had a couple that came in. They were abortion minded. They wanted to abort their baby. God came in, met them and it was interesting. The young man's grandmother said that day, she said, listen, he was talking to her about the challenges in life. And he said, listen, God, she said, God's gonna come and God's gonna give you an answer. Don't worry about it, he's gonna give you an answer. He came to our center that day. They chose life, our volunteer led him to the Lord. He said to her, listen, my grandmother talked to me this morning and said, God's gonna have you give you an answer. God saved him that day and he said this, he said, I didn't know that me coming here was the answer that God was gonna give me today. And so listen, he said he wanted to come and talk to you because he wanted to be discipled. Amen, so basically what happened and they came in abortion minded, ended up saving the baby and getting saved themselves. Yes. Ladies and gentlemen, this is the reason why pro-life pregnancy centers are so important. Thank you again. I can't say it enough to Cornerstone for allowing us to have a voice to speak to those that are out there, to mobilize you. Thank you for being pro-life, thank you for sitting in your church and amenning your pastor. But God spoke to us and said, get off of the front row and get on the front line. Preaching to the choir is not going to rescue the lives of the unborn, but going out there and saving the lives of the unborn. Being a voice, participating, being there for those women from the womb to the tomb, Pastor Tiff. That's right, that's right. We don't just save the baby, we empower them economically and everything else during, after they get the baby as well. Absolutely, it's literally from the womb to the tomb, we have an economic self-reliance program. Listen everybody, we have a store right across the street as well, so if there's any women that need help with anything, whether it's material assistance, whether it's trying to find a job, whether it's counseling, we have a licensed therapist there as well. So we know that life is full of challenges at times, so we have a lot that we have for them. Well this has been a great show and I'm so thankful again that you had an opportunity to tune in. Listen, let other people know about the shows that are coming up. We are so excited because next week, we have another special edition of Hope Today, Life in a Post-Row World where we're gonna be having guest speaker, founder and former CEO of 40 Days for Life, David B. Wright.  We'll see you next time.


The chairman and chief executive officer of the federal housing authority, Yatunde Ojo, has expressed eagerness to collaborate with the Akiti state government to address the housing deficit in the region. During a curtsy visit to Governor Biodun Oyebangi, Ojo highlighted the agency's new approach to catering to the housing needs of Nigerians and ensuring affordability and alignment with each region's culture and tradition. In his speech to Governor Akiti's tape, Biodun Oyebangi said the state government will fully support the agency's efforts, believing it would contribute significantly to economic growth across the states. Oyebangi reiterated his confidence in the renewed hope agenda's potential to bring positive changes to the country. Not just to sit down in Avujana. In Avujana, we got is for the elite so to say, for we are all Nigerians, and we can increase to a ground new federation to hear from the assistance what are the problems, how can we collaborate, how Nigerians can benefit from the affordable housing which is extremely key, not just housing below. It's going to definitely carry out the everybody here because we can imagine if we have 1,000 months' housing in the state, then it's going to open up a lot. When we get the houses that we've been in, we are all going to live here. It's what we do. We don't have any inflation needs. There are thousands of people sitting in the country, and we put out the rates for the energy to understand the social needs, the culture and the security of the people in the world. I was talking about that. It's not a one-side-to-one approach. What we want in some sense of the country, the kind of business we don't want in that sector. And that has been a problem of outside Nigeria. We just want to be designed and assume that everybody will be. We will be like this. So without you, we are not even a share. So the fact that we are constantly in the state world means that we want a student problem and we want to change it at cost.


Public Enemy Number One, Anopheles, the malaria mosquito. Wanted for willful spreading of disease and theft of working hours. For bringing sickness and misery to untold millions in many parts of the world. This tiny criminal is linked to the destinies of man in a cycle of disease transmission that could not exist without either man or mosquito. Each is solely dependent on the other for the existence of the threat malaria. Anopheles is readily distinguished from other mosquitoes by the fact that she stands on her head at an angle of 45 degrees or more. This newly hatched female has not yet touched human blood, therefore does not contain malaria. But if we follow her, we'll soon learn how she becomes a malaria carrier. Like all thieves and killers, she works best under cover of darkness. Locking and barring doors and windows will not keep this hungry prowler out. She can enter through a small crack. What will she find to steal here? Only a little blood, which this man wracked with the chills and fever of malaria, will never miss. Assuming her typical angle of 45 degrees or more, she injects saliva to make penetration easier. And in a few seconds, she begins to feed. But this man is sick. Along with his blood, she's drinking in the parasites, which cause malaria. Gorge with disease-laden blood, she makes her way to some cool, dark place where she will rest for several days and digest the blood. Although the blood is digested, the disease parasites are not farmed in any way. On the contrary, they multiply to great numbers. Hungry again, she flies out as evening falls in search of blood. This time she carries with her the malaria parasites with which she is infected. Enjoying the peace and plenty of the home he's worked so hard to build, this man is healthy and happy. Little does he suspect he's to be the victim of this bloodthirsty vampire. Again, saliva is injected to make penetration easy. But this time the saliva contains malaria parasites, which enter the bloodstream. She dines on healthy blood and in payment leaves the chills and fever of malaria. In all probability, this man will not die. But neither will he truly be alive, for he'll be continually in poor health, unable to work and keep up his farm. Slowly he will lose all he has worked for. His crops will rot in the fields, his buildings and fences fall into disrepair. His livestock will be neglected and he'll be unable to earn the money to feed and clothe his family. Multiply this man's tragedy by numberless cases all over the world and we have millions of dollars lost, as well as untold misery for the victims. And all because of this tiny criminal which has assumed the proportions of a monster. Are there six or seven people in the audience who will volunteer to help us combat this evil? Well thank you men. But before we can attack the enemy, there are certain facts we must know. The first and all important fact is this. The anopolis mosquito must have water to lay her eggs in. These eggs float about and soon hatch into larvae or wigglers, which lie parallel to the surface where they feed and breathe. In this larvae stage, the mosquito is easy to control. After seven to ten days, the larva becomes a pupa or tumbler and can still be controlled. But once she emerges from the pupa as an adult, she can slip through our fingers and become a menace to human life within a mile of her birthplace. All right men, now we can begin to fight. We can start by cutting the weeds where the mosquito lays her eggs. This makes it easy for the fish to get in and eat the wigglers. Spraying oil on the water is a sure way of killing mosquito larvae of all kinds. The oil enters the breeding tube and promptly kills the wiggler. Those are wigglers, Dopey, given the oil treatment. That'll kill them. Nothing with Paris Green is an effective way of killing wigglers and is economical for covering large areas of water.  Mosquitoes must have water to breed in. These pools will always be a menace to our health, unless we drain the water away. Haha, there's one way of doing it. Even this hollow stump can harbor mosquito larvae. That looks like smoke. Let's go in and see. And avoid, Dopey, spray all the dark corners and under things. You'll find mosquitoes where you least expect them, everyone in the house. In places is to fill them with dirt. If you want to keep the rain barrel free from wigglers, let's put a screen over it. By covering the cracks in the walls with building paper, we can keep mosquitoes out. This is a likely breeding place for mosquitoes. And we can't afford to take any chances. So we're going to bury these cans. Be safe from malaria. We must put screens over all the doors and windows. Screens can save you a lot of misery. And avoid, Dopey, killer good and dead. Please, we must put netting over the beds. Then we can sleep in safety. Don't let her get away. She's a killer. And the small cracks in the floor must be sealed. And so we leave them to enjoy their well-earned rest. Free from the annoyance of mosquitoes. Safe from the dread malaria. Contrast their peace and happiness with the misery and sorrow of this unfortunate plague-ridden family. These people have lost everything simply because they failed to take a few easy precautions. Remember, there is only one cause of malaria. The mosquito. Destroy the mosquito and you will wipe out the disease. Then, in place of sickness and poverty, there will be health, safety and happiness.