Okay Anthony, first off, how does that guy from Delaware get down to Florida for a combine? Well, my dad told me about it, and it sounded like it'd be fun, so I decided I'd come down here and try it out. Driver fly? He flew down here. Flew down here? Okay, what are you trying to get out of the C3, you know, compound college combine? What do you want out of it? Talked to coaches to get better, learned some stuff. What's your favorite parts?  What's your favorite parts? It was probably the, with the other coaches, the top coaches. Which coach? You know, coach Ryan, he's pretty incredible, very motivational guy. Coach Dresser, he's, you know, really honest to the point. I like him, Papalizio, and he talks about his system. You know, what's been your favorite so far? I think it was Dresser. Dresser, why? Pretty basic, basic wins. Wins with basics? Yup. All right, ultimately, what do you want out of a college? What do you want out of your college experience? Well, number one thing, academic.  You want to compete? Yup. What level would you say right now, you want to compete at? At any level, pretty much. At any level? Yeah, as long as it's the academic session. All right, you got lunch, you got anything else for me? That's it. Good luck, man. Keep scrapping. Thank you.


Wow, yeah, I swear to God I'm with it. I don't see nobody in my lane It's quite go get it like me. What is going on? Welcome back to another video in today's video We're gonna be looking at Kurt Cousins number 78 on the top 100 players of 2019 list for the NFL It's the first quarterback that I've reacted to on this list. I think But don't quote me on that anyways guys Let's do this Okay, so this is how this okay, so they've got the interviewers have certain key points that they're gonna Mention to get these guys talking about these players. I got it people don't think he's as good as oh Yeah, he's gone up on the list. That's good Fully guaranteed contract that's what cousin's got when he signed before the 2018 season and that never happens. I'm guessing I think the way he handled it Best I ever saw it. He deserved everything that he's getting was his performance deserving. He's not a miracle worker Well, he's not always a miracle Wow, how was that so clean? But he was a top-ten quarterback in yardage Pasir rating touchdown passes with a career high 30 and second overall in completion percentage I think with him that's huge his tenacity He's still If anyone can judge it's the Packers Last year cousins threw for seven touchdowns and seven hundred sixty seven yards against them Yeah, how in the heck mate got to be cousins to Teal and all year long wasn't it? Let's see it again. I Will start the ball I wish I could have that play back. Let's see what you did Mike. What happened? Oh Daniels Well, he did I wish I could have that play back impression on it. Yeah, we've got a sack. It's his teammates who seem to appreciate him the most Oh What did I say cousins to Teal and yeah looks like it He's six to Perfect Nice man, it's not some big linebacker who's pumping these guys up is the quarterback You know The quarterback needs every single other person on that team to step up and do their job to allow him to do his job Best so I can I can appreciate that all right guys Kurt Cousins Fantastic number 78 in the list and I'm gonna try and place Kurt Cousins into a rugby team and I'd say first five or Halfback, although it looks like he's a bit tall to be a halfback He's probably a bit tall to be a first five too. It could be a lock to be honest with you The hard thing is in rugby man, you've got to be able to do everything. See Kurt Cousins He'd have to be a good defender. He'd have to be able to tackle and I don't know how many quarterbacks can actually tackle decently because I vividly remember seeing one run in a previous video I Think it was a safety Who got an interception and went to the house with about like an 85 yard pick or something? And the quarterback was the only guy who had any chance of getting him and he literally Ran away from the player. He didn't want it.  You could have made it awesome tackle But you probably also could have Broken your shoulder and broken your arm. So with that being said, you know, you may as well stay away from the action, mate Don't worry about defense But that's just my opinion if you have a I'm sure Kurt Cousins Would not shy away from a tackle and that's the kind of quarterback I like anyways guys If you have enjoyed this video hit the like button If you want to subscribe, please do We have 77 more players to go and the next one is Taylor Luan. I saw him at the start of the countdown Trying to get some info on his number As per usual, but he comes in at 77. I'm actually quite I'm quite looking forward to watching His reaction to it seeing how he he takes his place and should be good. Anyways guys, have a fantastic day


Right now you've given a lot of detail on why we should leave alone even innovators and not even sit with them as you said But my question is what if you have an individual like there are many many individuals in the world today who are not openly calling to innovation Do we treat them the same as the other innovators that you're speaking about? Without a doubt if you look at the books of the Sunnah, you look at the books of the scholars Books of Hadith as well. The scholars they do distinguish between the one who calls to his innovation And the one who doesn't If a person is not calling to his innovation He takes a toll to a different ruling from the one who isn't according to it So if he's calling and if he isn't calling it's two different rulings So would you not agree that many of the speakers today are not calling to their innovation? They're rather calling to doing good deeds like we knock around being good to your parents Is that something you'd agree with? You see that's the thing I mean I when I say when when I say a lot of the speakers now that would mean I would have to look at statistics And I would have to I don't know I can't sell all of them or majority of them or but what I can say is There are a portion of them. I can definitely say that Calling to misguidance is it's not a person has to come and say I'm the jail or I am here to misguide you. It's done in different ways in different forms I mean, let me just read a speech on you, which I think is very Relevant to the question you just asked. Yeah, this statement of Al-Imam-Shaykh-ul-San Taymiyya that they are away from what was what's really Imported for them to understand Shaykh-ul-San Taymiyya, he says The innovation at the beginning is just a handspan Okay Thumma taqtulu fil atba'i hatta tasira adra'an wa amyalin wa farasikha and the followers that handspan innovation becomes an armspan and then it becomes a mile and then it becomes you know Continents it just grows the innovation. So it's not like it's you're gonna see a big innovation straight away It creeps in another statement Mufad al-ibn al-muhalha linsad lo kana sahib al-bida'a if the innovator the person is taking knowledge from it I'm jealous to if you sat with him or if I sat with him it you had the thuka He will tell you if you sat with him and as soon as you sat with him. He told you his innovation, you know You had the thuka be bid'at he had that I'm in who you would run away from it You know what you would not want to sit with him Well, I can know you had the thuka be a haditha sunnah He will tell you the hadith of the sunnah Feeb would do it majlisi majlisi at the beginning of the gathering the first time that you meet him He will call you to the sunnah This is what he will do to you thumma yutqil wa alayka bida'atah then he'll put the innovation into you Fala allaha talzamu qalbaka fa matta taqruju min qalbi And then it connects to your heart and then when it would actually leave your heart Okay But what I can see from my personal experience is many of the people giving da'wah They might not necessarily be clear cut innovators like you're saying but at the same time You might not even put them into the category of clearly as you mentioned Understanding the qalbi and the sunnah based upon the understanding of the companions rather it's unclear exactly where they fall in between those two groups Those kind of people they're still calling you to good deeds. You can listen to them Okay, that's a very important thing which is we would have to really ask ourselves What makes a person be a person who's doing doing doing good and what isn't who isn't really doing good? and I would say my question would be Your message Who's it following? What protocol is it following? What? What order in sequence is it following? Are you making the order for the da'wah? Are you just making it as you wish because for me da'wah is toki fia I mean it's it's something that's set you and I can't come and make our way in da'wah Okay, but when you say for you that means someone else can have a different opinion No, I'm saying when the prophet said sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and that is my path follow it Okay, there's certain things we'd agree are good deeds reading the Quran is a good deed. We'd agree on that I I'm saying that that person should call to the Quran He should call to righteous actions as in plain sunnah He should call to that but that shouldn't be the The essence of his da'wah. Okay. The essence of his da'wah should be then calling to tawhid


So over to, so over to Jeffina. Jeffina, why don't you start off then? Then we'll come back. Please sir, can I do, because I'm going to office, can I be able to do first so that I can be able to move to the office, please? Yeah, you can, definitely. All right, thank you, good morning. I want to appreciate the girl for the privilege to give it to me, to present my presentation this morning.  Wasted grace, it's a wasted life. My question is coming from the second contract of the 6th, verse one and two. Second commentator, chapter six, verse one and two. I read verse one, we then as a workers together with A, beseeching also that year receive not the grace of God in vain, verse two. For instead, I have heard thee, in the time accepted, and in the days of salvation, as I call thee, behold, now is the accepted time, behold, now is the day of salvation. What we're talking about wasted life, wasted grace, waste is a sinful in every realm. It never will be the circular, be in the ministry, be in the office, waste is a sinful in every realm. The more precious the commodity be wasted, the more sinful is wasted. The waste of energy has become more serious because of the energy shortage. The waste of the food has taken a new moral implication in an angry world. Can we imagine someone wasting a new meditation that gives permission to cure cancer? Now, I'm not related to the things of God because we, as I've said, God has given us grace to do his will. The most precious thing known to man is the grace of God. This is a term used to present the generosity of God that brings salvation. When God trusts us with his grace, and however, we misuse the grace of God, there is a danger. Praise the Lord. This is obvious, a rather serious matter. For whom is the apostle directing this appeal? The grace of God. The grace of God. When God gave us the power to heal the sick, when God gave us the power to heal the sick, and we have the power and be looking for medication, going to the hospital to go and cure cancer, when God has given us the grace to heal others, and we, that God has given the grace to heal others, we are not going about looking for medication from one hospital to another, whereas the grace has been destroyed on us. How do we maintain this grace? Christen can waste the grace of God. I'm saying today, Mary Christen today, we have wasted the grace of God. And why do we waste the grace of God? What the Bible said, it has given us the grace. The Christen is what acquitted with the grace of God. For by grace are ye saved. He is the family of God because of God's loving generosity. But even though he knows the person of God saving grace, this is not guaranteed that the purpose of God's grace will be fulfilled in his life.   We saw in the story, let me use Judas Kavius as a case study, there is a grace upon him to become the chief accountant of God. There is a grace upon him to keep the treasure, to keep the money of God, but he betrayed, he sold just like that. When he hanged himself on the tree, the grace of God upon his life ended when he hanged himself on the cross. He hanged himself on the tree.  Oh God, praise God. Why do we not allow the purpose of God's grace to be accomplished in us? We have wasted his grace. We don't need to be in doubt about the purpose of God's grace. The holy life is the one of the busy purpose of his grace. Pour out the titles for the grace of God that brings salvation as a plea to all men, teaching us that deny ungodliness and worldly loss. We should live soberly, rapturously, and godlyly in the presence of God. When you look at the titles, it starts at two, verse 11 to 12. The grace of God. Why are these graces? Number one, when you go close to God, which He has given to you from the day you were born, there is a grace upon every life, both the high brothers, both the native daughters, both the politicians, both the child of God, the grace of God has been bestowed. But why did they allow the devil to take over that grace and use it negatively? Because of the grace. The grace of God. I've got to say something. He said, I have run away. I have crazed my cross. Because of that grace, He used it. I want to give you three keys this morning to know not to allow the grace of God to be out of our life. For example, number one, when you are told things you are told with grace and that grace will be wasted. Number two, when your grace given to you are never used, you are wasting your life. Number three, when you are supposed to do great for Jesus and you find yourself in the midst of your godly. You know, we are still in grace of God. How then will I maintain the grace of God? So that my grace, the great God has given to me will not be wasted one. So that my life will not be wasted. Number one, you must love the law with all your heart. Number two, you must have God with that grace. Number three, you must study the love of God. There, when the Bible says in the book of Joshua chapter 1, it says, I mean, in the book of Joshua, it says, this book of the law will not depart from me. Number two, I shall meditate day and night that I may have good success. The strategy of the world of God is to not be sad. It's not too much to do. That's what I mean. It says, strategy can show that self abuse. The ocean grates in every life. The grace of healing. The grace of walking miracle. The grace of preaching. And the grace of evangelism. The grace of study. And every child of God and that find that grace. Are you listening? What do I do to prevent wasted life? What do I do to prevent wasted life? Now, you must, it's a must. The Bible commanded and said, go here into the world. Go here into the world for your grace to the hand. You must go into the world. I'm not a pride. I'm a pretty gospel. I believe next night, the center of the first year, we are pastors. How many souls have we prayed to God in the month? How many souls have we preached to in the week? How many souls have we talked to about Christ in the day? The grace of God. For you to prevent wasted life, wasted grace, you must preach the gospel. Not gospel. What do I do to prevent wasted life? There must be a connection with you and your maker. The world we are in is a sinful world. The world we are living in is worse than Sodom and Gomorrah. Your connectivity with your maker is a sure. It should be every day. Not a threat. How do I do to prevent this? You must engage in prayer in your life. When you don't pray, you become a prey to the enemy. When you don't pray, you become a witness. I ran up to this. I ran up to this. I feel grace of God. That's not utilized. We end up in this grace in the camp of the enemy. And I pray that God will help us so that our grace will not be wasted and our life will not be wasted life in Jesus name. Thank you. Thank you, success. Thank you for sharing that message with us. The grace of God wasted grace and wasted life. Okay, so next we have Jeffina. Jeffina, if you're ready, we can start right away. If you have a PowerPoint or something, you can just share that. Yes, Pastor. Can you just let me know after presenting whether my video is visible? Yeah, sure. Am I visible, Pastor? Yeah, we can see both. Yeah, sure. Go ahead, please. Shall I start with this thing? Yeah, I have a timer with myself too. Oh, you have? Okay. Yeah, sir, I don't go out of time. I'll start. Okay. Good morning to everyone. I welcome you all in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. I'm so happy that we all have gathered here to know your special purpose. So in a generation where we ask to every teenager and people, like, how are you doing? They always say, I'm fine. I'm good. But in today's generation, people are like, bro, I'm just going with the flow of life. I'm just going wherever life takes me. I really want to start this sermon, this message by saying this, because we all lost our purpose and we have decided to go wherever life takes us.  And that's enough. But we forgot that we got a purpose, but we forgot that when God created us, he got a million ideas, a million things for us to do on this life. So I just want to retitle this, like, what is the purpose of my life? I know we got only 10 minutes. When you go back after listening to this sermon, to this message, I want you to have this deep feeling inside your heart that there is a purpose in my life. And I have to work for it. And I have to chase God each and every day. And I have to do great things in this life. And I have to achieve my purpose. So we're going to look into a verse in 2 Timothy chapter 2 verse 20 to 21. In a wealthy home, some utensils are made of gold and silver. Some of them wouldn't click. The expensive utensils are used for special occasions. And the cheap ones are for everyday use. If you keep yourself pure, you will be a special utensil for honorable use. Your life will be clean, and you will be ready for the master to use you for every good word. So this is a letter written by Paul, the Timothy. And I am really standing in awe whenever I read this verse, because a whole life is in this verse. From this part until the end, what is the purpose? It's completely in this 2 verse. And when I got this revelation from God for the first time, I'm like, God, I have to live an awesome life for you. So we'll start with the very first line that says, in a wealthy home. I want to stop here. I want to pause here, because this foreword has great and deep meaning in this. In a wealthy home. Paul tells the Timothy like, Timothy, it's on your mind.  I just want all of you to know that your purpose starts when you know your identity, when you know who you are, when you know where you belong to, and when you know where you are and what you have to do, who you are in Christ, you cannot live the life that he has got for you. You cannot achieve the purpose that he has got for you. So he says to Timothy, Timothy, you are in a wealthy home.  This is your identity and this is how you will start living the life that he has got for you. This is where the purpose starts.  When you know who you are in Christ, that's when your purpose starts. So purpose starts when you know your identity. It all starts with that. Timothy, understand that you are in a wealthy home. And next he says, some utensils are made of gold and silver, and some are made of wooden clay. So let's say the utensil is us. We are the vessel. So we are already made. So the purpose is within us. When God created us, he had a purpose in his mind. And he created me. He was like, okay, this is Jefina, and this is what I want her to do on this life. So he made me like that. He gave all the qualities and everything that I need for that. So now all I have to do is to discover who I am in Christ. What am I in Christ?  And we also should know that someone made of gold, someone made of silver, someone made of wood, and someone made of clay. So we are all unique. We are not the same. And we should never compare us with anyone on this life. Think of if someone is called to be a teacher, and suddenly one morning she wakes up and thinks, why am I not a doctor? Her whole day will be spoiled, right? Because her whole purpose is to be a teacher. She has to go reach people, teach them, and accuse them in the word of God and tell them that she's teaching. And she should never compare her like, why am I not a doctor? We should understand that somewhere gold, somewhere silver, somewhere wood, somewhere clay, and it's okay. When Jesus did his first miracle in Ghana, he didn't say, go bring the most precious utensil here. Go, I need something that is made of gold, diamond and silver. No. He said, go bring the clay jars that are used for washing the feet and fill it with water. I'm gonna use it. So it's all about you having this desire to do something for God. Not about what other people say to you. What do you think of yourself? You are different. You are unique.  And the next thing is, if you keep yourself pure, you'll be a special utensil for Honda for use. So when some people will be like, okay, here comes Christian topic. Finally about purity. Finally about being holy. But I just want you to know that as we were growing up on this life, we actually filled ourselves with so many other things that we should not fill ourselves with. It's all about what's inside the vessel that gives value to the vessel. What's inside it? Is it your trauma? Is it your fear? Is it your anxiety? Is it your depression? What is inside of you? Because what's inside is what's actually gonna give the value for the vessel. So sometimes we actually filled ourselves with a lot of trash. Fear, anxiety, depression, all the things that happened 10 years ago and 15 years ago, and we are still thinking about it. And this makes you to stop following your purpose. So each and every morning, you have to go as God, God. Fill me with your mind. Fill me with your words so that I can follow my purpose. So how can you be pure if you have all this trash inside? And that's why Jesus took the cross for you. And that's why he took all the trash on himself and he gave beauty for all the ashes. And that is his love. And that is the purpose of your life. So remember, the purpose of your life is all about understanding the one who gave you that purpose. You may not know what you have to do with your life. It's okay. It's okay if you don't know. Just go and know about Jesus. And as you come to know about him, you will really understand what you have to do with life because he will let you know. He will give you that wisdom. He will give you that understanding. But never, ever feel like, I don't have a purpose. You do have a purpose. And you have to chase it. And the next thing says, you will be ready. I want to pause it here. I know it's not a complete sentence, but it says you will be ready. So look to be ready, it takes time and it takes a cross and it takes a process to go through. You can't just be ready. After hearing this message, you can go back home and you cannot be overnight Obama. No. You have to go, read your Bible, meditate on His Word, do something for God, meet people and all the other things that he wants you to do. There is a process and there is a timing. I want to take the life of David as an example before I end this whole sermon. Look, David, he understood who he is in Christ. And he fought against Goliath. He said, I'm coming in the name of the Lord, not because of who I am. He understood his value. And he never compared himself with anyone. Even when Saul said, go, veer all these army clothes that you can veer, he said, no, that's not me. I just won stones. He never compared himself with anyone. And he was pure. Even after he sinned on his life, he's like, he went to God. He understood that only God can make me pure.  So he understood it. It's only God. I'm going to understand about God, no matter what I did, no matter how bad I feel about myself sometimes, no matter sometimes I feel like life is throwing all the stones at me, I'm going to go back to God. And remember, he was ready after going through a process and the timing. He was not the, he didn't become a king on the day he got anointed. He was a shepherd. And then he got anointed. And then he was so humble, even after knowing he couldn't be the next thing, he still went to the king and he was a musician in front of him. And then even after a soul was died, he still didn't go to the throne immediately. He waited for the perfect time of God. So in the end, it's all about living the life for his glory. I just want you to know this. You got a purpose. So the purpose of my life is something that I'm created for. And I've got to discover it by understanding who I am in Christ. Then I will be used for every good work of my master happily in his wealthy home. So I hope this message was a blessing to you. Go back to your home, think about it and live the best life that he has got for you. You got a purpose. There is no doubt on that. You are created for it. And you will glorify God when you just go and ask him God what I have to do and understand who you are in him. You are special. You are precious. And you're amazing. Have a great day, everyone. Thank you. Thank you, Jeffrey. Now, you still have some time left. Okay. That's a little early. That's fine. Okay. Thank you. Thank you for that word. And purpose. Okay. Next, we have Anita. Is it? Yeah. Anita, if you're ready. Yes, Pastor. Yeah. I'd like to share my screen. Just give me a minute. Sure. Pastor, you just have to tell me that my video and audio is clear after sharing my screen. Yeah. Sure. Pastor, is it visible? Yes, it is. Yes. Okay. My video and audio, Pastor. Yes. I can see you as well. Yeah. Please go ahead. Thank you, Pastor. Thank you. Can you start the timer, Pastor? Yeah, start it. So before starting the message, let's pray and start today's message. Father, thank you for this time, Lord, as we are getting into learning from your word, Lord, help us to understand and help us to live that message into our lives, Lord. In Jesus' name, we pray. Amen. Amen. So today I'm going to share about being salt and light to the word. The only way to live. And every believer has been called to live a life that God has called us to live. We have to be an influence on this world. And every time we are living in this world, we have to remember that we are the part of this world, but we are not of this world. We have to live a life that pleasing to God. And God has called us to live a life that being salt and light to this world. So let's look at it. So we all know the familiar passage from Matthew 5.13 to 16, which says that you are the salt of the earth, but if the salt loses its flavor, how shall it be seasoned? It is then good for nothing, but to be thrown out and trampled underfoot by men. You are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hidden. Not do they light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on a lamp stand. It gives light to all who are in the house. Let your light shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven. So we all know this passage that Jesus is teaching his disciples that they are teaching them their role on this earth. So let's look at the first part of the verse being salt to this world. So Jesus is saying that you are the salt of the earth. And let's look at it briefly. So salt had two purposes in the time when Jesus was doing his earthly ministry. So salt was used to preserve the food. Because of lack of refrigeration, salt was used to preserve the meat, which would quickly spoil in the desert environment. So believers can Christ our preservatives to the world, preserving it from the evil inherent in the society of ungodly men whose unredeemed natures are corrupted by sin. So we all know that we are living in a world which is corrupted by sin. So even Psalm 143 says that they have all turned aside. They have together become corrupt. There is none who does good, no, not one. So today we are here to preserve this world from evil and sin. And second verse, salt was used then as now as a flavor enhancer in the same way that salt enhances the flavor of the food it seasons. The follower of Christ stand out as those who are enhanced the flavor of life in this world. So it has a positive influence on the flavor of the food it seasons. Same way we have to have a positive influence on the people around us. Where there is stripe, we have to be the peacemakers. Where there is sorrow, we have to be the ministers of Christ binding up the wounds. And where there is hatred, we are to exemplify the love of God in Christ, returning good for evil. So we are here to be the people to bring flavor in people's life and influence the world around us. Even Luke 635 to 36 says that we have to love our enemies, do good to them hoping nothing in written because our reward will be great. So our father is also kind to people same way we have to be merciful just as our father. So the first part of the verse says that what we are and the second part of the verse says that but if the salt loses its flavor, how shall it be seasoned? It is then good for nothing but to be thrown out and trampled under food by men. So we are here in this world, not of this world. We should not adjust to the cultures of this world but we are here to transform the culture. We are here to season this world. We are here to bring influence in people's life and we should not lose our flavor. We should not adjust to this culture around us. We are here to live a life that pleasing to God.  The life of salt. Let's look at it. How to be the salt in the world or how to live a life of salt? First thing we have to do is to grow in saltiness or live a life of salt. We must be different because we are different. We know salt is different from the medium it's placed on. We don't put veggies or meat on meat but we add salt in that and then it brings the flavor and it brings the seasoning in that. So same way believers are different from the world and in the world where there is dishonesty we have to bring integrity where there is people are cursing, people are swearing, we have to speak edifying words where there is people are enjoying ungodly things. We are here to... We have to bring... We have to do such things which is pleasing to God so we must be different from the world. So this morning we have to ask ourselves are we different from the world or are we same as the world? So we should know the difference between us and the world. So we must be different. Second thing we have to know is we must allow ourselves to be sprinkled into ungodly places. We must know that we are living in a world that is corrupted. We have to allow ourselves and wherever we are working in companies, school, colleges around us which is everything is corrupted we have to bring righteousness. Being righteous is difficult sometimes. It leads us to loneliness. We are the only faithful ones in that place but in that place we have to bring righteousness because we have to remember that even Jesus Christ has gone through loneliness in his life in the time where everyone left him. So such negative experiences bring positive change in our lives. So second, third thing we have to live a life of salt will be we must commune with Christ. We must abide in Christ because the nature that we have today the salt that we have because of Christ nature. So we have to abide in Christ and as verse says that we know that we have to abide in him to bear much fruit in life. So if we have to bring people to Christ or we have to be influenced in other people's life we have to commune with Christ. So next part of the verse is light. Being light to the world. Christ Jesus is referring us to the light of the world. We are a city that is set on hill cannot be hidden. Not do they light a lamp and put it under a basket but on a lamp stand and it gives light to all who are in the house. So same way we have to shine before men and that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven. So we know that difference between light and darkness we should know that we are here to shine in this world. We are here to shine as God wants us to shine. We are here for a purpose that God has called us to do. So we should know the difference between salt and light salt relates to our character and salt relates to our conduct. So salt deals with what we are and light deals with what we do. So God has commanded so we can see in different verses God has commanded us to be the light walk is the children of light so we have to be the light around us around the world wherever we are living we have to shine as light but how to do that how to be the light to the world. First we have to recognize the open doors in the sense we have to recognize the opportunities that we are getting every time wherever we are going in the bus stop school colleges wherever we are we should know that opportunity to be the light in someone's person be the light in someone's life that they should understand the love of God understand they should know Christ. So second thing is act in these moments means whenever we are getting the opportunity we should take that opportunity to share God's word share God's love and bring it into action because those are the moments we get only once we can get it whenever we can get those moments we have to be there and share the love of God share the good news of God to them and last thing is point them to Jesus we have to point these people whoever we are sharing the gospel or whoever sharing the love of God with we should know that we have to point them to Jesus because Jesus is the only reason that we are doing being light in their life we should know that the source of our light is Jesus and we have to point them to Jesus so I would like to conclude this whole message with a small story being salt and light to the world the only way to live is because small story I would like to share this share a small story with you all so I have heard this story of a duck which was flying and it got injured and it fell down in farmers field and farmer picked it up and went home it was alive and farmer took care of the duck and it was injured and farmers children took care of the duck and same year one year passed and the duck went to see other ducks were flying and it tried to fly but it couldn't fly because of the injury and after that year passed away and one more year, second year came and second year also ducked it was enjoying everything enjoying the environment which it was living in and everything was going well the second year it tried to go back and fly but it couldn't fly because of the injury and same third year came and third year it was completely healed and it was ready to fly but it went to see other ducks those were there but it couldn't fly because the farmer's children fed the duck so much that it became fat and it was very happy with the environment it was living in the farmer's children playing with the duck everything was well and it was very comfortable it was very comfortable with the environment around it so and it couldn't fly it started to live with the farmer family the same way God has not called us to be the fat ducks and satisfied with the world what is going going to go up and smoke God has called us to be the eagles soaring through the clouds of holiness shaking out the salt salt of a godly life shining out the light the light of the truth of Jesus Christ and bring as many men as we can to glorify our father in heaven so thank you everyone God bless each one of you thank you Anita thank you for that word thank you for sharing that I think you just needed just in time I think you are able to back in quite a bit in those 12 minutes thank you okay next we have Lyndon Phillip Martin if you are ready you can start very small faster very small do you have a presentation sorry can you be a little more louder please okay I will now yeah that's better okay I am free can you see my presentation by the way yeah it says coming up yeah we can see it are you ready yeah okay good morning all good evening wherever you are greetings to you all again so it's been very nice subject and we've been preparing our sermons and personally this is my first sermon maybe if I can say so but while Pastor was announcing about this activity or exercise that we need to prepare a sermon and I was reading my Bible at that time during the class and I was reading John chapter 14 where I was exactly reading through the words about loving Jesus and I thought okay why not prepare the chapter on love loving Jesus and it's one of those basic basic qualities or basic traits that every Christian will you know accept yeah and acknowledge that yes we need to love Jesus but I would like to take this time to introspect and I would expect the same from all of you as well to introspect do we love Jesus if you see the presentation do we love Jesus it could be provocative maybe so let me change the title do we love Jesus yeah so if so how, when, why do we love Jesus so that's exactly what we are going to look into now if you think if any of you think it's very basic well if everything goes all guns blazing like no one would question about the basics but even if you are such a tender Christian and if you're out of form out of your league then you know people would come back to the next practice grounds where they are to prepare themselves practice and then all guns blazing so it's about introspecting a time to introspect and see how we are where we are so let's quickly move forward do we love Jesus and why and how and when do you love Jesus so it sounds obvious I'm not going to say anything out of the box so it's all there in the Bible and you're all aware of it but there are two things that I can separate or you know split this sermon if the target audience are you know newly accepted accepting Christ as their lord and savior of Jesus Christ then understanding who Jesus is is important but if the target audience are already Christians by we call it students pastors believers that what Jesus means to us so these are something that I will request you all to consider think about it for yourself what Jesus means to me so that's exactly what we are going to look for and that's what's possible as well okay so firstly who Jesus is okay now the Bible talks about Jesus right from the Old Testament until the Revelation so I'm going to quickly go into the topic who Jesus is okay and why Jesus is important to us why do we love Jesus right so we love Jesus just a one liner okay so he was the propitiation for our sins right so firstly we will acknowledge and accept the fact that we were all sinners and yet Christ chose to die for us and he was a redemption and we could be called the sons and hears and bullies with Christ yeah so it's very important that because of which we love Jesus so why do we love Jesus when we talk about you know how the father represented Jesus Christ okay he acknowledges Jesus as this is my beloved son with whom I'm well pleased so it was you know that the father we love the son so much yet he had to you know give up you know all the pain and they know the trials and tribulations that Jesus had to go through it's just to you know save so was so it's just to save us from our sins and from the death as well okay so which is why we love Jesus in return what we have to do is love Jesus to start with anything and everything that you have to do in Christianity starts with loving Jesus because that's the basic right loving Jesus so and Jesus as well acknowledges that he loves the father and that's shown in several references as well which I would like to highlight you know John chapter 17 verses 23 and 23 and 24 and 25 I'm not going to go into the scripture sleep but it's just you know there for us to you know read for ourselves so several instances where we see the life of Jesus that you know the prayerful life that we it was exemplary it was tough for us to you know replicate the kind of spiritual life which Jesus lived on this world but one thing which we can take from Jesus is he walked with the father and the father was there with Jesus how and why and when well it's because of you know the connection the connectivity which Jesus had with the father the time at which he prayed early in the morning I know midnight midday and even for any deliverance prayer you know when he's looking for I mean at the Garden of Gethsemane he had to cry out to the father and even when someone's hurting him you know poking him with a spear still had to still just cry out but forgive them so that's the kind of relationship which Jesus had why have you forsaken me he says the day before and on the day when he was he was crucified he says Father forgive them yeah so that's the connectivity with Jesus had with his father so what I'm trying to tell you is okay so it's not when everything is happy and I know Sonny that we love Jesus but even through trials and tribulations are we loving Jesus are we loving God as much as we would want us to okay and why we love Jesus remember the disciples and you know the 70 odd disciples you know they went on a field trip on a mission trip you know shared the gospel healed the sick cast out demons they came back you know they were very happy it was a pride moment but Jesus asks our informed Simon Peter and he calls Simon okay so that's that's one alarming sign where he says Simon behold Satan has demanded permission to sift you like wheat and even then Jesus says EES prayed for all those disciples that they will not fall afraid to the temptations and the trials around so first to talk about what love is okay now we're talking about love we're talking about Jesus's love but to understand more about what love is in Greek Bible there are four types of love that you know is being demonstrated but what Jesus's love what God's love is is demonstrated or you know meant with the term agape okay so it's the unconditional love or the purest form of love or the windfall or you know sacrificial love that one can exhibit towards another and it can only be called God's love it cannot be called another way okay so and the Bible says in Matthew chapter 22 verse 37 to 40 you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart with all your soul and with all your mind and this is the first and greatest commandment okay so why do we love Jesus because it's a commandment from God and in John chapter 14 there are more than three verses I mean there are three verses as well in 1 John chapter 2 verse 5 where you know the Bible says it's a commandment that you follow and only when you follow this commandment you know that you love Jesus and Jesus will know God will know that you love and respond to that so obeying a commandment is what is why we love Jesus first we acknowledge we are sinners we acknowledge the redemption that Christ gave us on the cross and it's the commandment that we have that we need to love Jesus and because of which we love Jesus and it also goes on to say in John 13 34 and 35 new commandment I give you that love one another as I have loved you that you also love one another so it's because Jesus loved us we ought to love him back that's the response that we got we have to deliver and I also think often that both love and respect are reciprocative okay so if someone says I love you you say in response I love you too someone respects you you respect them back in return so and who I mean there's no one who's more worthy than loving Jesus because he has given us so much more way more than we could ask or expect and in first John chapter 4 10 11 and verses 19 it says in this is love that not that we love God but that he loved us and sent his son to be the perpetuation for our sins and beloved if God so loved us we also ought to love one another we love him because he first loved us and there's a Bible verse in Romans verses why we were yet sinners Christ chose to died for us and you know that's the greatest of all why we love Jesus and some says in Psalm 63 verse 3 because your steadfast love is better than life my lips will praise you so it's a knowledge the first thing what even God would expect from us because I've loved my son and daughter so much will not my son and daughter love me back yet so if that is the case are we loving Jesus that's the first question and why we love Jesus it's because he chose to die for us he chose to redeem us he chose us as his sons and daughters his co-heirs one more minute Linda okay okay so I was just halfway done with myself with the topic so I will quickly run through so how and when we love Jesus how we love Jesus so by our actions and deeds we could love Jesus so I have a reference for this how we love Jesus when I say actions first John 318 says let us not love Jesus or speech but with actions and the truth we are to love others first okay and if if you love those who love you what reward do you have do not even the tax collectors do the same it's what is mentioned in Matthews 546 so how we love Jesus is through our prayers regular prayers reading the Bible scriptures study and learn the scriptures that includes memorizing some prayers okay I'm sorry I'm not done yet but yeah thanks all just no thank you thank you Lyndon thank you now I just want to remind all of us who presented today to upload the outline and the presentation please so we can go through that thank you all for presenting success Jeffina then we had Anita and Lyndon Aradhana is also here Aradhana do you have that are you ready to present today we can Aradhana I'm sorry sorry I couldn't hear you did anyone catch what Aradhana was saying I'm sorry I couldn't hear okay okay I see okay you're not ready yet fine Aradhana so you know coming Thursday that will be our last session so we have a few people who are already lined up for presenting and I will add Aradhana also so we have Paul Lia Lama, Habobakar Lubega, Ribika and Aradhana so six right so it will definitely be more than the sessions duration for all six to present if all six are presenting so Jeff want to request us to stay on for some more time beyond our 50 minutes for our next session on Thursday right okay so thank you all for presenting and all the best to those who are preparing to present next on Thursday looking forward to that as well okay God bless thank you bye bye


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You're saying about abortion in the Constitution that it doesn't, you can't, the Constitution can't list every single right that you would have. But it's implied in the principles in the Constitution. But people were telling me, well, I tried to compare it to slavery that the states can't just make slavery legal again. They said, well, there's an amendment. But the amendment, wasn't the amendment put in there because of the history of what had happened and the war and everything? So they wanted it to be blatantly explicit this time because it seems like it was obvious. If they had been following the Constitution from the beginning, they wouldn't have allowed it. That was a big mistake. So that's why they added that amendment. You don't need one for abortion. Yeah, I mean, of course, we don't need it for abortion. It's ridiculous, you know, and what are they going to add one for contraception? And then we'll add one for gay marriage and we'll add one for, you know, that I have a right to choose whatever gross story I want to go shop in. Right. They should be there should be an enumerated right. They should be an enumerated.  I mean, that's that's, you know, or they don't understand what enumerated rights are. And then the other thing I get, and this is for the most sophisticated ones, they said, oh, yes, but the enumerated rights in the Ninth Amendment are supposed to be the rights that Americans had when the Constitution was signed. There were no cars when the Constitution was signed. So I don't have a right to drive my car. There were no I mean, it's so concrete bound, anti intellectual, anti historical, because they're not looking at the history. And yes, the the the the amendments around slavery was added because for forever, the Constitution was interpreted as not applying to slavery. And they wanted to make clear that that the the federal government that the Constitution applied to the states, and it didn't just apply in the 14th Amendment, didn't just apply to the federal government. So if the states violate rights, if the state violate the bill of rights, then the federal government's job is to prevent them from doing that. So so that's what happened after after civil war. But yeah, it's just there is a Ninth Amendment because and if you read the Federalist paper, because Madison was complaining that with the bill of rights, only these rights would be protected. But but but and look, there's only one right. This is the other thing because the the the argument could be well, but the left wants a right to a job and a right to food and a right to. But there's only one right. And what the bill of rights is doing is breaking that up, that one right into its constituents, into its applications. But the one right is the right to life. That's it. There's no other right. The right to liberty, property, pursuit of happiness are all applications of the right to life. And then the First Amendment and the Second Amendment, all the other amendments are just application of the right to life, liberty, property and the pursuit of happiness, breaking them down. And but you can break them down to, yes, I have a right to act. And then you could say you have a right to act. In this way or in that way, you know, every one of those is a constitutes a right. But it's it's it's silly to numerate that all. But I'm glad they numerated some of them, because that's the only reason we have some protection. Right. Thank you. All right. There is Charles. We had a Charles. Cool. All right. Let's see who is next. Daniel, I guess, following up on the same thing. How how can the Supreme Court back to back rule the way they did on abortion and rule the way they did on the right of states to decide who can and can't own a gun for self-defense that nowhere in anything that I read were they talking about the right to life or individual rights or anything else. It's all about, well, this justice said that and this 14th Amendment should be interpreted this way and so forth. But no one goes back and says, why do we have any of this? No, there is no conception of individual rights in the court. To the extent that there's a conception, it's a religious conception of natural rights, God-given natural rights. But there was no concern. I mean, look, I said this many times because I found it hard to believe the first time I heard it, but then it made sense and I verified it that Anthony Scalia, the darling of conservatives, the most intellectual of all our judges and so on, believed that individual rights were nonsense on stilts. He agreed with Jonathan Bentham. They just, where did they come from? You know, they meant nothing. And I think that, and if Scalia believed that, one of these other guys, I think the only person who has a conception of rights is Thomas. But Thomas' conception of rights is religious and very narrow and very dogmatic. And if you read his concurrence on the road case, you'll see he brought, there's no right to gay marriage. The founders would be horrified by gay marriage.  There's no right to contraception. There was no contraception in 1789 when the constitution was ratified. So the Ninth Amendment doesn't apply to it. So he's an originalist in that sense. I encourage people, if they're interested in this issue of interpreting a constitution and how to do it, to read Tara Smith's book, God, I can't remember its name, of course, unconstitutional, unconstitutional law. Maybe somebody can look it up and tell me, but how objectively you would, you need to interpret the American constitution without rewriting it, without being an object, just being an objectist. How do you, what is a proper legal approach to interpreting a constitution? And it's not textualism, originalism. She critiques these. And it's not, you know, subjectivism, whatever I feel like. It's based on an objective interpretation of the constitution. And she has a whole book on that. So I encourage you, I'm encouraging you to. Judicial review in an objective legal system. Yes. Thank you. So it's called Judicial Review in an Objective Legal System. It's by Tara Smith, a philosophy professor at the University of Texas in Austin. I highly encourage you to get that book if this is of interest to you, how you would interpret that, how you would interpret it in, you know, the Ninth Amendment. And she places it in the context of a proper definition of individual rights. And you can't otherwise, you can't interpret what they're trying to do in the Constitution and what the Bill of Rights actually means without a proper conception of the Ninth Amendment and what the Bill of Rights is actually trying to do. And look, you know, I admit that I would like to rewrite the Constitution. I think the Constitution is flawed and I think it could be better. But that's not my argument. My argument is that even within this Constitution, the proper understanding of individual rights, you would have a right to an abortion. And, but it might need what the Constitution is lacking. And this is, this is the great tragedy, I think, more than anything. Is a definition of individual rights. Is an explanation of what the Bill of Rights is there for. Is an explanation, a more explicit explanation of what the unenumerated rights are. And whether they viewed as that is static thing, only the things that exist right now or whether they viewed it as a dynamic thing with these. So that something explicit like that would be a great feature. There is, there's a project that John Stossel is working on that you might find interesting where he's interviewing people, or not so much interviewing people, is asking people to send him short videos of how you would rewrite the Constitution. What changes would you make to the Constitution? And I think he's going to air that video on July 4th. And I submitted a video that I think he's going to play where basically, you know, basically say this, that a definition of individual rights is necessary. And then I talk about the four separations that I'd like to see in the Constitution, separation, a clear separation of state from ideas vis-a-vis state and church. And then a separation of state from economics, a separation of state from science, and a separation of state from education. So I've submitted that to Stossel. I assume he's going to use it. He always uses my stuff. 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The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Honorable Fermi Bajabiamila, has reiterated the importance of the media in any democracy. The Speaker said this at the second annual dinner and award of excellence, organized by the House of Representatives Press Corps in Abuja on Monday. Emmanuel Ehijane has a report. Chairman of the Press Corps, Chris Ike, while welcoming guests, I show that the award is a win-win for all, while also calling on the leadership of the House, suggesting planned amendments to the Nigerian Press Council, currently before the Parliament. I wish to have a mistake that why we committed efforts that would not stream from our position of my list to the whole members of the House of Representatives accountable to the Nigerian people. I also want to use this video to our fifth year of office as the speaker to consider the fact that we joined the Nigerian Press Council's Venk and View, we have generated so much controversy. Speaker of the House, Honorable Fermi Bajabiamila, says he would oppose any move to guard the press, but advise the media to ensure responsible media practices. I would not be part of any bill that would seem to guard the press. I would not be part of any bill that would be there if that is going to be any consolation. No bill would come to the floor of the House that seems to guard the press. So we got to guard the press as it's supposed to be, it's supposed to be the voice of the people. However, I know very strongly to the view that there is a press video and there is no expression. The spokesman of the House spoke on the cordial relationship between the press and its legislature which has been further strengthened by the Ninth Legislative Assembly. And I'm new destroyers to Mr. Speaker and the leadership of the House who are always open to give answers to 20 issues that the press want us to care. When they reach out to me, when it is 12 in the middle of the night of 1 a.m. You will be surprised that the Speaker, the Deputy Speaker, the Leader of the House that I will be stopped by that time of the night and I will be responded. Several dignitaries were presented with a deserving award including the Governor's. The theme of the event is recognizing good governance and legislative excellence in the face of adversity. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Going into this football season, nobody ever said the Ravens were going to be perfect. And I don't think anybody expected them to either. And if they did, yeah, you set yourself up for that one. But anyway, they have a lot of issues. Some are new issues, some are old issues and some are issues that just have a scratching on his and wondering what is going on. But what is the biggest issue? What are the biggest issues? And are they issues that are fixable? Can these things be rightened? Even though that's not even a word. Can they be solved? Well, in order to solve and answer that question, we bring on a very special guest. Yeah, this feels like a dream. You too, team, keep it clean. You see my boy, he like automated, automated. Boy, that's my homie, ain't that right engraved? Right engraved. Team, keep it clean. A very, very special guest in the building. It's been a long time coming. I got my guy Jamil here before we get into it because we got a lot to discuss. Let everybody know where to find you at, exactly what it is that you do, especially on Twitter, let everybody know. Definitely on Twitter, my at, my Twitter handle is jamil7 underscore. Jamil7 underscore J-A-M-E-E-L, and number seven and then underscore. And that's how you can find me on Twitter. I engage a lot. If you want to talk football, get at me, DM, you know, on the timeline, however you want to do it, man, I'm with it. I'm with all the smoke, I should say. Hey, he ain't lying though, man. And that's exactly what we getting ready to do today because especially after the way that the Giants game has went, and really the way that a lot of these games have went for the Baltimore Ravens, there has continued to be so much to talk about. And the Ravens are sitting right now at three and three. And just overall, how are you feeling about the Ravens right here right now? Oh man, so it's kind of weird because it's like the feeling that I have for them is like kind of how the Ravens made me feel when Joe Flacco was here, like boring. It's a lot of boredom. Haven't felt like this since that 2018 season prior to Lamar taking over. It's kind of like those feelings are starting to creep back. For me, because I just feel like it's like repeating cycle. It's just over and over again, same things going on. Marlon Humphrey literally made a tweet about insanity, just doing something over and over again. And that's all, it's like a repeated cycle every week. And that's just where I met with him. And it's like I don't even know what to expect anymore going into these games. Yeah, I feel you on that. And I think a lot of us will feel you on that too. We don't know what to expect. But with a lot of what Ravens have been doing these past six games, it sort of is like we kind of do know what to expect. Ravens get a significant lead and then that lead shrinks down and then they go through all the drama towards it in this game. But after watching these Ravens, what would you say right now is the Ravens biggest issue? Coaching is the biggest issue. I know we like to say that the personnel, the wide receivers and things of that nature, we all know that that's a, we could use some help in that position as well as edge. We all know that, right? But we just lost to a team who has a receiver that they gave $20 million that wasn't on the field. Cadarius Tony, they spent the first round pick on Cadarius Tony. He was not on the field. They beat us with literally no receivers. You know what I'm saying? So they didn't have any receivers. They beat us with Saquon Barkley and with our mistakes. So I just don't, I think it's coaching, man. If Brian Daybaugh or, you know, someone that, you know, have a little bit more expertise in offensive play-calling, I think if they had this roster, you would see a lot of, you know, a lot more success in different areas. I think we're struggling with the talented roster. I think we do have talent on this roster and I think we could make things happen. Our record is a, you know, it's really not a good representation of what the same is about as far as the talent wise. Cause the Giants doesn't, they don't have a far more talented roster than we do. Like they're actually less talented than we are. The Giants and they're five in one. That's what I go back to coaching. Coaching is the common denominator between us and the Giants in a couple of teams. Yeah, yeah. I can see why you would say that there's been a lot of silly mistakes in both wins and losses from the Baltimore Ravens. And there seems to be, in my opinion, there seems to be just a lack of leadership and it seems to be a lack of, I know it kind of sounds like the same thing, but it seems like there's a lack of just somebody for the players to look up to and really follow. Right. And what I mean when I say that, like, you see stuff, and I guess it does have a lot to do with coaching too, you see stuff like, for example, the Duffield Way penalty, where the Ravens, they had just stopped the Giants on fair down. It's getting ready to be fourth down, fourth and one, I think. And the Duffield Way, he's holding up, Ben Bredesen's helmet, former Raven, by the way, holding up his helmet, waving it up in the air, then he puts it on the ground, kicks it a little bit. And I'm thinking like, man, like what's going on for a player to do that, especially in that moment, and especially with somebody like, with the characteristics and the vibe that a Duffield Way has. Like, a Duffield Way, I remember when he first got drafted, he was super chill, super laid-back. Yeah, yeah. All his family, they in the background screaming, yelling, ah, they going crazy. And you hear him talking. In the interview, he just sitting there, yeah, I'm ready to go to work. I'm not drafted by the Ravens. Yeah, I'm here first round, okay, cool. And that's how, every time you hear him in a press or whatnot, he's not this crazy energetic guy, but not to say he can't be, but to see him do that, it was just very uncharacteristic of an a Duffield Way. But it just, something like that, just it made it seem like this team, and again, the silly penalties, not even just the penalties in general, but the silly penalties, that continues to be an issue. Illegal formations. Mm, that's another one. And the legal formations, the legal shifts. 12 men on the field, man. Yeah, 12 men on the field. It's tough. It's really tough. Yeah, man. So with that, what you're saying coaching is the biggest issue. What would you do to fix it? How do you think the Ravens people about addressing it? Okay, so I was in a space and guys were saying, you know, gut out everything, blow it up and things of that nature. And you know, I don't have an issue with that, but because it's not like we haven't changed coaching in the middle of a season. And then we went to the Super Bowl last time we did that. Remember, we fired Cam Cameron, bought in Jim Caldwell. Well, yes and no. We didn't. Because no, in 2012, they did that. They fired Cam Cameron. And Caldwell took over, Ravens went to the Super Bowl. But it wasn't the last time that they did that. Because in, I want to say 2016, on October 16th, no, they fired Mark Tressman. On October 16th, yeah. I forget about Mark Tressman. A lot of us do. I forget about Tressman. I forget about Tressman. Okay, so I say that to say we've done it and had success doing it. So we went to the Super Bowl that year when we fired Cam Cameron and we got Jim Caldwell. But the difference is when you blow it all up, a lot of people are talking about head coach, offensive coordinator, they're saying everything, not just the OC switch. I'm one of those people that feel like, you know, it just, it ran its course. You know, things get old after a while. It's time for something new. It's okay. It's not to say that John Hallbrough is in a good head coach and that Greg Roman wouldn't have success elsewhere. It's just time to move on. I think it ran its course. That whole Lamar with John Hallbrough thing, it just ran its course. I think it's time for, you know, them to go a different direction, the Ravens organization. Yeah, that's powerful right there because if they, because my thinking has been this, they could get rid of Greg Roman tomorrow. I know a lot of Ravens fans jumping for joy. Yeah, Greg Roman's out, G-Roll's gone. But my biggest fear with that would be that the cycle would just continue. They were bringing another offensive coordinator as they have done. Because, you know, they done fired plenty of offensive coordinators over the years, got rid of them or whatnot. But it continued to be the same cycle where we like, man, we complaining about the Ravens offense, complaining about the Ravens offensive coordinators, and then the heat gets turned up enough and then boom, all right, that offensive coordinator's fired, but they bring in somebody else who does a lot of the same stuff. Exactly. So this is why, for me, I've been real big. And something that you mentioned before we went live is that the philosophy, the just the, there seems to be a hold up with the philosophy as far as Ravens moving in a different direction for what they, for where they have been so far. How do you feel the Ravens should move when it comes to their overall philosophy? I'm at a point now where I feel like they are in a bit of an identity crisis. I feel like over the last couple of draft classes, minus last, this most recent one, I feel like there were things going on where EDC was taking a certain type of players, certain type of players in the draft that didn't necessarily align with Greg Roman's offense, the offense that John Harbara also loves to run. He loves to run the ball. That's just the philosophy, defense and running the ball, controlling the clock. I think it's time for something new. It's time to go in a different direction. I don't, not gonna say you need to be a past happy team, but I just think that they need to go in a different direction where as though the way that they're running their offense. Yeah. I think these are going in a different direction because it's just, it's ran dry. It's ran dry is where we've seen this since 2019. It was exciting. It was, oh my God. It was so exciting Lamar went to MVP in 2020. Teams kinda got, you know, a little acclimated to what we do. So it kinda slowed down a little bit. And then in 2021, you know, we got hit with all the injuries. Now we're looking like, you know, what's going on type of deal. Yeah, I agree, man. And I know a lot of times when we've talked about that same thing on here with the Ravens sort of shifting their philosophy, you don't have to beat it's just, all right, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass. You do want more emphasis on the passing game, on the receivers, on the corral concepts, all that stuff. But that's not to say, oh, the run game is gonna be neglected. No, there's nothing like that. But just want more emphasis on that passing game. And this year, it seems as if they started going in that direction, that direction a bit. So things have been changing, but I just, I'm almost scared. Like you said, it almost seems like even with them making that shift this year, it just, it almost seems like it's almost capped. Now, Lamar, he certainly hasn't been perfect at all. He has not been perfect. He has not. You know, this past week against the Giants, he missed a couple of throws. Last week against the Bengals, he missed the two touchdowns. And then he also had overthoned the Marcus Robinson, which ended up leading to that interception. So Lamar has certainly not been perfect. No, no, no, no, no. He has not been perfect at all. Yeah, it's, you know, people don't like that though. You better not say that. No, don't, don't criticize Lamar. Don't criticize Lamar, man. You can't criticize LJ. We all love LJ. Most of us love Lamar Jackson, but he has to be better. Of course, he has to play better. There are, for all the flag that the wide receivers get about not being able to get separation and get open. You do see a lot of that on certain plays, but there are plays when they do get open because it's so, it's so, the scheme is like the margin for area is so small. You have to be perfect. Thank you. You have to be perfect 24-7. So if Lamar's only taken two deep shots a game and he misses both, it's blown out of proportion. If he throws the ball down the field five times and he misses two and hits three, we're not having these conversations. If Rashad Bateman gets 10 targets and he catches seven of them and he drops three, are we really having this, you know what I'm saying? Or two of them are inaccurate and one of them is a drop or however you want to dice it up. If he catches seven out of his 10 targets, are we really having this conversation? He's getting five targets, so you want him to catch all five or four, however many you want him to catch. So it's like, it's small, margin for area is small. I don't have any notes written down for this video. I don't have anything saved on my phone, anything like that, but I feel with what you just said, like you were reading my notes or you seen something that I got stored in my phone because I was thinking the exact same thing and like, man, he's saying what I'm thinking of the volume. The volume, it can be so low. A lot of times that everything, and this is not just a this year issue. This has been over the past couple of years. The passing volume is so low that everything gets highlighted that much more. Everything is that bigger when it doesn't go the right way. Absolutely.  He done had his issues with the receivers. They ain't been perfect. They done had their issues. And of course he ain't been perfect. He done had his issues as well. But for the offense, that's why when they do mess up, it hurts that much more. If everybody ain't on the same page, it hurts that much more.  Exactly.  No, no, no, I was just saying, man, I agree.  Like you saying, bro, it's volume. If you're not attempting a lot of those deep shots or things of that nature, and you're, you know, you're missing two and all you took was two for that game. It's like, oh Lamar missed, like when Lamar missed to Thailand and he missed, he missed Thailand last, last week versus the Bengals, well, the week before last, and he missed Duvernay as well. Those two misses, I don't think we attempted to go down the field again for the rest of the game. A lot of everything was in the middle with Mark Andrews after that. Like, it's like once we, once something doesn't work, and I remember you've even said this before, like we go away from it when it doesn't work. When it goes bad, we just, we go away from it.  Like, I'm kind of seeing that. And that was like from the past, but I'm kind of seeing that as a recently, like if we miss on an opportunity once or twice, we shut down shop and we just try to, we just, you know, try to find other ways to move the ball. Yeah, man. So hopefully, hopefully moving forward, Ravens can start to get a lot of this stuff right because they're a team that's, they're close. They are close. Again, every single game, double digit leads. The games that they lost in the fourth quarter, you leading by 21 against the Dolphins. The Bills, they had a 17 point lead at one time. Then it just kept shrinking, shrinking, shrinking. And then of course against the Giants, they had a 10 point lead with six minutes left, not in a half, not in a court, but in a game. They had six minutes left in the game. And it just, it all came crumbling down. So hopefully these Ravens could get it turned around. I know a lot of people got their doubts, but hopefully they can get it turned around. They need to shake something up. We just, they start clicking on, oh, something got to give these Baltimore Ravens. But before we get out of here, one more time, let everybody know where they can find you at. Yeah, man. 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