Thank you for checking out this movie review. This is for the 1985 horror film Fright Night and when I'm posting this I know I'm sorry today is the 34th anniversary day for the movie reanimator Trust me. I am working on a review for reanimator that should be out within the next week or so Within October it will happen. Trust me. It's coming. So sorry. It's not the day of the anniversary I actually totally forgot about it until today and I was like, oh, I see on social media It's the day for reanimator and so it's gonna be later, but it's coming So please forgive me with this particular review for Fright Night If it doesn't seem to flow the same as a lot of my other ones a lot of the reviews I do I watch the movie and I'll either record that review the same day or like the day after with this instance It's a few days after I've watched it actually maybe about a week since I watched it I just haven't had time to sit down and record but So, yeah, so the 1985 film Fright Night not talking about the remake there was a remake I've not seen the remake and I Know some people are gonna kind of internally gasp when I say this. I have not seen Fright Night part 2 I think it's called part 2 the other one done in the 80s. I have not seen the second original second Fright Night, so Apologies, so this the 1985 Fright Night was written and directed by one Tom Holland Who is also involved with child's play the original child's play and the movie thinner, which in my opinion thinner is Very underrated that doesn't get talked about enough, but watch it if you haven't seen thinner Trust me. It's a good one. I like Tom Holland. I like the stuff. He's been involved with the child's plays good obviously Big name in this one obviously is Chris Sarandon. He's been involved in the Sentinel he was also in child's play and Best known to horror people the nightmare before Christmas after Fright Night Two real horror geeks. I think he's most known for his role as Jerry Dandridge and Fright Night and then after that probably nightmare before Christmas We also have Roddy McDowell in this film who was in the legend of Hell House and a Crazy amount of older films because if you look on his IMDB comm credits He has a lot of acting credits. The man has chops for the most part the acting in this film is very good I can't really think of any performances that are bad except Some people would say that I'm blanking on his name at the moment But the guy who plays evil Ed in this film some people would say that his acting is bad It is very over the top But for some reason I feel like it works because he's supposed to be kind of funny So I feel like his over-the-top brand of acting actually I don't know it just plays with that character It just fits and maybe part of that's just because I've watched this movie a bunch of times So it just makes sense in that role because I'm used to it. I don't know. That's a that's a possible thing so there was a sequel to this in 1988 and then there's a remake in 2011 and then there was a sequel to the remake in 2013 so All those ones I just referenced. I've not seen them. So sorry. I can't really make any comparisons That would be a whole nother video and I might do something like that I know there was one person who had requested that I do a comparison video of the old versus new Suspiria, which I do have plans to do that at some point There was even a Bollywood. Yes a Indian Hollywood Bollywood remake of Fright Night in 1989 Who knew I certainly didn't until I did this research But what I did know is that there's an amazing amazing documentary. I've talked about this documentary before on other movie review videos I've done One of my favorite actually at the moment. I'm gonna say I think it's my favorite Documentary film about horror at the moment called your so cool Brewster. It's a documentary about the making and behind the scenes of Fright night and it's like I think it's a little over two hours, but it is so worth the time The amount of stuff that they get into with like the practical effects and how cutting-edge they were Which I didn't know that until watching that documentary that like at that time when this film was being done that the practical effects They were doing a lot of that stuff was being pioneered on the set Which is amazing. So if you're a fan of Fright Night, you're so cool Brewster The documentary is a must must must watch in my opinion. So check that out now Tom Holland wrote the script for for himself to direct for the original Fright Night because he didn't like what had been done with previous scripts of his So he had had a few instances where he wrote up some scripts other people directed the stuff and so he went into this one and said look I'm writing it and it's for me to direct and if this film is being made It's me and it's me only because I've had some bad experiences with people not doing what the script says to do basically McDowell's role was originally written for Vincent Price people should know who wasn't accepting roles at that time So they wanted to see if they could get Vincent Price, but he said not doing roles anymore I'm kind of done with this stuff But obviously we have the very strong homage to Vincent Price in the character of Peter Vincent But it's also an homage to Peter Cushing as well two guys who are very well known in horror from older films So Vincent Price and Peter Cushing Peter or Peter Vincent I was throwing too many names out there. I got lost real quick So Sarandon didn't actually want to do a horror film by the way But he ended up reading the script to this and he fell in love with it He he literally when was he was given the script. He was just like oh, it's a horror film Don't want to do it But then they were kind of like well just read the script and he's like all right I'll read the script read through it and he was like actually I really love this thing I've never wanted to do horror before but let's do it. So very cool Tom Holland actually got lucky when he was making this because the studio, Columbia was so unbelievably focused on the movie perfect The movies called perfect. I've never seen it had John Travolta and Jamie Lee Curtis in it So they were so focused on that film which was being filmed at the same time that they just left him alone Basically, there was pretty much no studio interference with this film Which is probably why we got the product that we did with this right now, which is awesome There was issues with actually some injuries during the production But also the cutting-edge practical effects. It's like I was talking about Watch the documentary for more on that information. Yeah, there were injuries They talk about the injuries on that documentary and some of that stuff's pretty scary to be honest And it gives you the idea that I've also seen with some other documentaries about doing like these cutting-edge practical effects and Figuring things out on set as you go that yeah It can be dangerous and I think about those situations. I'm like as an actor. I'd probably be like, I don't know about this right now So, um, all right So we are about to get into the spoilers So if you're watching this and you haven't seen the movie turn around go watch the movie and come back because it's all Spoilers from here on out. That's how I'm doing things. All right so one of the things I really love about this film is it immediately starts by Connecting with horror nerds horror fans. You have Charlie watching his old His old well old toss now his old television watching Peter Vincent's Show I forget what it's called But he's basically in in a role kind of like an Elvira or Sven Gully or what have you so Late-night horror movie host so I really like that touch I think that's a really good way to immediately connect to your audience and say hey this movie's for you We recognize you this kid in particular this main character is supposed to be kind of like you guys And I really like that touch to it There's good comedy in this I think I think the as something I talk about a lot of times Especially with horror when you're trying to mix some comedy in with it You can have it go very very wrong You can do too much comedy or the little bit of comedy that you do throw in can feel like a speed bump that kind of Jars you and takes you out of the moment and just doesn't jive with the rest of the feel of it But this film I think does a really good job of mixing it in there and making it feel right And I think part of that is also the time like in the 80s There were a lot of movies kind of like that we're like for the most part They were pretty serious about what they were portraying but they would throw comedy in there And I think they were written well nowadays. It's not done as well in my opinion I don't know why that is but like one of the one of the really funny things that happens early on to let you know like we're gonna have comedy in this film and and just be prepared is how Charlie just can't pay attention like he wants to get laid He's trying to get it on with Amy and then immediately like he loses focus and she can't get his attention Cuz all he wants is to get laid and then she's like fine I'm ready to do this and he's just so focused on who he's now seeing is he doesn't know him He's Jerry Dandridge at the moment, but whoever moved in next door and is Fighting some woman. Yeah So this does a good job of showing how tough it is in the high school actually There's a there's this awkwardness that goes throughout the film that you see in all the characters And I'll talk about that at the very very end of like, you know Some issues that every character kind of deals with but I think it gives a really good overall feel of the awkwardness of high school the awkwardness of trying to figure out your sexuality and It kind of seems like it's not just the high school kids.  I don't know his helper his roommate. I don't know but there are a lot of actual kind of They they allude to the fact that they're Involved like some of the ways that they'll touch each other and give like a longer look and there's actually one Particular scene that has to has to has to be super intentional And if you didn't catch it go back and watch rewatch this and think about it The part where Jerry Dandridge has had his hand stabbed by the pencil that Charlie got him with after he had broken into his house one night When he's getting that wound taken care of by Billy and and he's on the phone with Peter Vincent So Billy's taking care of his hand and it shows Billy on his knees like crouched down taking care of his hand as Jerry Dandridge standing up so his hands down Below his waist and so he shows him taking care of it Well, then the camera pans over and starts panning up and while it starts panning up Billy turns his head exactly so that it looks like he is flating Jerry Dandridge and He holds like that as they slowly pan upward on to Jerry It is totally intentional if you watch that the timing and the movements with the timing It has got to be intentional and that's where it leads to what I'm saying about that you know sexual relationship between Billy and Jerry and so there's that sexual confusion with Jerry Dandridge as well where Much like the high school kids like he doesn't know what to do because obviously in order to get his meals. He has to be sexually involved with women Because that's how he gets them in clothes granted. They're all prostitutes, but you know It's fast food. Oh my god. It's grub hub. It's totally grub hub before grub hub Wow, that's like pizza delivery back then, but it's like grub hub So yeah the amount of sexuality actually in this is very high and that's something that should be pointed out because with vampire films and vampire books and just vampire stories in general there has Typically been a lot of sexuality involved because there's they are supposed to be like very sexual monsters I don't even know when that started Because I know it I don't think it always was like that But but they have the power of seduction and they play that up a lot, you know And let's be honest like Chris Saran and he's a good-looking dude And they make him seem like a good-looking dude and they play that up a lot within this with Him getting on with the ladies and how sexual and sensual all those scenes are but also his Just overall acting and his smoothness. He like oozes sexuality. I mean Charlie's mom wants to get with him. Obviously she talks about it like to her son, which is funny and weird Yeah, so tons of sexuality it like oozes from this movie the twist of vampires being able to eat food is An interesting one, especially when you see well I think the only time you really see it It's like Jerry eats apples here and there and that's something that I think prior to this film wasn't really being done With vampires. I think that was kind of a new thing that Tom Holland brought up, which is hey, they can eat food That's fine It's just not their main source of food that gives them nutrients And I like that because it's all it also serves as kind of a red herring to try and throw you off early on Because you're like, oh my god, he's a vampire, but then you're like, oh well, maybe Charlie's just seeing things Maybe he's not a vampire because he's eating an apple and what do we know? What do we all know about vampires?  That's what they eat. So I like that little touch.    I like that Oh, and I wrote down there isn't much of anything scarier than having an intruder in your house to be honest Like that is a scary Situation so when they have the whole setup where he's already been invited in the house and then that night I think it's that night He's on the roof like you hear some, you know the pitter-patter on the roof and he does break into the house It's it's intense and it's it is a pretty scary tense moment And I liked how that played out and I mean there's a moment where you kind of think Charlie might be getting bitten here and then there and then there'd be two vampires There is very strong foreshadowing actually that happens during that whole home invasion scene where Amy's framed picture gets knocked out of the window and it's falling down and it gets impaled by The top of a wooden fence So that is strong foreshadowing that she is going to become a vampire Just saying because a wooden fence post going through her picture. I like that foreshadowing There's also the foreshadowing when evil Ed is playing his trick being like oh god Oh god, he bit me bit me and then revealing that it's a joke, but he says to him. Oh my gosh He bit me.  He says that to Charlie That's another strong foreshadowing moment because then that ends up happening.  I don't know how he would have survived, but I don't know I Guess that's just one of those things There are a lot of those things in in older horror movies Especially in the 80s where they would just like do the movie and then they'd be like But you have to throw something in on the end that Suggests we could do a sequel just in case this makes really good money And that kind of felt like one of those moments to me where it was just like it doesn't actually make sense And they were just like we just got to throw something in there so we can maybe do a sequel So I don't know, but I really like those those foreshadowing touches. I think they're cool I heard it. Yeah, I already talked about this definitely the gay undertone between Jerry and Billy And I actually think that a lot of the people who are involved in this film actually were gay Well, I'm sorry Were gay if they're not alive anymore are gay still if they're alive If you look at Charlie from an outsider perspective, he legitimately seems crazy and that speaks to how good the writing and acting is for this film because Like as an audience member you're in on it, like, you know Relatively early on that Jerry Dandridge is in fact a vampire Even though they have like a few little things that make you question a little bit But if you're watching the film and you step back from it and say, okay Pretend I don't know that pretend as an audience member. I'm not told that stuff yet If I'm a person in this film if I'm like one of Charlie's friends or his mom or whatever and he's acting the way he's acting What do I think he seems crazy and the way it's written and acted it seems Realistic that he would say those things in that situation and that the people would react to him the way they do and like I said It's great writing. It's great acting. It's done very well I'm a fan The film maintains tension, which is very impressive a lot of times It's hard to just keep tension throughout a film Especially in the run times around an hour and a half or more, which I think this one's Maybe a little over an hour and a half might be about an hour. I think it's like an hour and 45 minutes basically So it's hard to do but I Actually don't think that some of the sound effects in this film hold up now I understand that was acceptable back in the 80s But for the most part for the most part it's fine, but there are a few sound effects that sound really corny I can't remember a specific one off off hand, but I did write it down on my notes So there was obvious there were obviously a few sound effects.   Sorry.  I recognize some of what I'm going through in you And I can give you a better life. I won't kill you right now when I could have I Could easily do that basically and it's just it's a sad moment. It's acted very well written very well like I was saying before the scene with Jerry and Amy then where they're getting Sexual it's very centrally done. It's shot in a very tasteful yet sexual way It's almost kind of a sweet moment and it's almost a it's another one of those glimpses into Jerry's humanity where It makes you feel the way it's going like he might not bite her in the end Because of the way it seems he's actually feeling about her and it's it's a little bit of like a rekindling of flame with a lost love and a lot of that having to do with you know, the woman who was in the painting so Because they look because she and Amy look alike I don't get the whole thing with Ed turning into a wolf Like that doesn't make any sense. I mean, I know that there's some mythology having to do with vampires and werewolves where they kind of like came out of the same Origin and and it was like a split between vampire and werewolf so they are still kind of tied together So I don't know if it was coming from that type of mythology or what but within the context of his movie Him turning into a wolf doesn't make any sense because Jerry bit him So you would assume that he would just turn into a vampire and like a bat and then a vampire whatever just like Amy but the good thing though is suspending that from the story and not caring about that the The practical effects for and the makeup for the werewolf for evil as a werewolf as a wolf and the werewolf is Phenomenal.  It is practical effects wise. It's my favorite part of the movie I know a lot of people really like, you know, the messed up smile with the jagged teeth that are ends up being on Amy's face, which I really like that one too But I think the the werewolf portion is amazing and it's also sad like that whole death scene is incredibly sad I feel like that carries It carries over well from from the really sad moment in the alley when he's initially being bitten it's kind of like the end portion of it and you see him turning back into just Ed and It like you can see the horror on on a Peter Vincent's face where he's He's just kind of like Like in the moment, I'm killing this this creature that I have to kill But then when he's watching him die and turn back into a human being he's like feeling for him He's like but that was this kid and like he's turning back into him And there's a humanity again and who he was as a kid and he feels terrible like you can see it on his face That's just like it's it's a very emotional moment in my opinion a lot of impact So then there's a question. Um, did Jerry Reanimate Billy because I thought Billy gets killed on the stairs and good and falls down But and then Jerry comes out and then he ends up getting back up. So I thought he was dead So I don't understand that whole thing. I Don't get it like so can someone put a comment down there Like do you think that he reanimated him or something? I don't know or was he just not dead all along? And then the other thing is like I also don't get what is Billy like? What is he because he's not a vampire clearly? He has a reflection We saw that when Peter Vincent initially came over you could see him in the in the mirror He has a reflection.  What is he like? I want some sort of explanation Like what is this dude? I don't know. That's confusing much like the whole ed turning into a werewolf. That's confusing The other thing is do vampires just grow hair at will because when Amy turns into a vampire her hair is automatically longer It's the weirdest thing Or is that just like a continuity issue? I don't know also put a comment down there on that That was also weird The part where Peter Vincent is starting to gain faith when he's trying to use the crucifix against Jerry Dandridge Is really corny like that is the scene. I actually hate in this movie. That's a portion I think does not hold up very well. It was really dumb. I think it was dumb when it was done Um, it's just like it's it's not a good moment it's just not and and I think that The way Chris Sarandon acts that portion as Jerry Dandridge is really funny and not in a good way It's like a crappy corny funny because when it starts to work. He's like You know what I'm talking about. It's it's I laugh at that. I'd like laugh out loud at that portion But for the most part I like this film quite a bit as you can tell Uh, they went all out in the end with practical effects. It kind of seems like for the most part They saved the practical effects and we're like, okay, let's shoot this movie chronologically Then when we get to the end, we'll know how much of our budget we pretty much have for the end portion And then we'll just throw in as many practical effects as we feel like we can afford Which you know, that's not a bad approach if that's what they did. It seems like that's what they did But the practical effects are just like they keep coming and coming and coming at the end and It's awesome. It's a good payoff. I like it Okay, so the final thing I'm going to talk about are Uh personal fears like I feel like in general. Well, I don't say in general overall This film is about personal fears big time. So for charlie. It's about losing people You know, he has a lot of people to lose.  That's one of her personal fears. You see that very early on She's very afraid to get sexual to open up in that way with charlie That's her personal fear in this Uh with evil ed. It's being an outcast. That's his big fear of never being accepted by anyone Obviously, he's living it throughout most of the film But he is then accepted with you know with amy and and charlie and then he finds his ultimate acceptance in the end with jerry Not that he wanted that really but he does accept it in the end. I don't know so I would like to know it was the what was going through the character's head in those moments Uh, and then you have jerry who is losing his comfort in life post humanity um, he He seems to be Having a personal fear of losing humanity all together like he's trying to stay human to some degree I think that's part of him eating apples is it makes him feel more human He has those more human moments like where he decides not to kill evil ed like we were talking about Or where he kind of lets up on charlie He even says that the part where he um when he breaks into the house He he he's holding him up and he gives him a choice.   Sorry. I had a lot on fright night I'm like at a half an hour. I apologize people. Hopefully people watch this But okay, so now to give it a rating out of five stars with half stars in play I'm gonna I'm gonna go um Go four and a half on this one. I think it's a really good one Director really well actor really well writing is really good. The story has a lot to say. It's funny. It's scary It's tense and it's impactful and it's emotional and it has a lot to say there's so much to it But uh, thank you everyone for checking this out. If you could do me one quick favor Hit that subscribe. It means a lot for my channel Literally takes you a second and it's painless And put some comments down there. Let's talk about fright night. I like this film quite a bit So, yeah, but thanks everyone for checking this out till next time. Keep it brutal


And I don't even know if I believe in God. I believe in an energy and a spirit. I just don't think it's a white dude with a beard on a cloud religion. It's a big thing. And I have my personal how I feel about it. I don't judge nobody and I'm with it. Logic says he believes in an energy, but not a white dude with a beard on a cloud. Well, I don't believe God's a white dude with a beard on a cloud either. But he's definitely more than an energy around us. Think about this. An energy is impersonal while God is personal. God knows us. And that is both an exciting revelation and a terrifying realization. Why is it terrifying? Hebrews four thirteen puts it best and no creature is hidden from his sight, but all are naked and exposed to the eyes of him whom we must give an account. On the day of judgment, we will have to give an account for our lives and we will fall infinitely short.  But the exciting revelation that I mentioned earlier is that God knows us and that while he knew us in our sin, he died for us. An impersonal energy cannot save you, but Jesus can.


Let me be honest with you We need a fresh emphasis on the person of the Holy Ghost In a world that is crying out for the supernatural There is a church that is treating the Holy Spirit as a liability Instead of the power to reach the world We need to stop limiting the Holy Spirit to special services and private meanings We need to stop drinking and sipping from the river and we need to jump into the river and say holy ghost have your way The Holy Spirit Wants to move the Holy Spirit wants to speak will you give him a voice? Will you give him your hands? Will you give him your being? Come Holy Spirit Everywhere else they may say you're not welcome Everywhere else they may treat you like you're bizarre and you're weird and you're an outcast but not hear Holy Spirit Not hear Holy Spirit Here we welcome you Lord surge to our being I'm so aware of him right now. I can sense him touching hearts Church The Holy Spirit's power cannot be replaced with programs His miracles cannot be replaced by methods Our systems cannot take the place of the spiritual We need the Holy Ghost. I promise you this To the generation that comes before me. I promise you this Never will I reject the Holy Ghost He will be the emphasis He will be the stirrer of the gospel You know when we say That we welcome the Holy Spirit We mean it in our hearts, but you must recognize That nobody knowingly no believer knowingly rejects the Holy Ghost If ever somebody rejects his moving It's because they're doing it typically unknowingly So we must humbly open ourselves to the pressing question Am I welcoming the Holy Ghost? Nobody says I don't want him I've heard preachers tell me Make sure nobody is slain in the spirit. You can pray for the sick, but afterwards And I say don't you want the Holy Ghost to move and they'll say to me things like well and this sounds clever in their minds They'll say well people are saved aren't they? Lives are being impacted aren't they? That means the Holy Spirit is moving. I Said yes, the Holy Spirit is moving, but you're basically telling him that after salvation you can take it from there Yeah, save the soul, but then don't get too weird because we'll take it from there They want to wonder why they have to counsel so many people you're counseling them when you need to cast the devil out of them But you can't cast the devil out of them Because you're not allowing the Holy Spirit to move How sad that the church in many parts of the world has become a referral program instead of the source of the power of God It's his presence. It's his power that we need now more than ever We cannot say to the next generation you can build it on a system. Just be relevant Listen, I am all for modernizing things. I am all for excellence But given the choice you can keep your fancy haircuts your tight jeans your graphics and your methods Give me the power of God The church is shying away from the very thing that the world is longing for we need him now We need him want to share this thought with you a very simple thought and then I want to pray for you The scripture says in Philippians chapter 2 Versus 6 through 8 and I'm reading out of the new living translation Philippians chapter 2 verses 6 through 8 Though he was God He did not think of equality with God as something to cling to Instead he gave up his divine privileges He took the humble position of a slave and was born as a human being When he appeared in human form he humbled himself in obedience to God and died a criminal's death on a cross Jesus was truly God and truly man but he was so Much man That he stripped himself of certain divine qualities He gave up certain powers by choice You see you can't kill God Because he is eternity itself But the reason that Jesus was able to be subject to death was because he stripped himself of that eternal nature The scripture tells us in Matthew chapter 1 verse 18 that it was by the Holy Spirit That the word became flesh. I Want you to think about this an incomprehensible God Of whom we receive understanding only by the Spirit became flesh It's easier for me to explain how my iPhone works to an insect than it is for me to explain to a human the complexities of God's divine nature and God is eternal and God is all powerful and God is all loving yet The Holy Ghost took eternity himself and made him a man He opened an impossibly tiny door And the Creator stepped into creation It was by the power of the Holy Ghost that the word became flesh The scripture tells us in the beginning was the word and the word was with God and the word was God and then in John chapter 1 verse 14 the scripture says and the word became flesh and dwelt among us And we beheld his glory full of grace and truth Jesus was the fullness of the image of God This is why he could say if you've seen me you've seen the Father the Holy Spirit missed nothing When you look at Jesus you see the Father so If Jesus stripped himself of these divine qualities How was it that he moved in such power or the scripture makes it clear That the Holy Spirit enabled Jesus to do many things Isaiah 61 1 lists many things that Jesus did By the power of the Holy Ghost Matthew chapter 12 verse 28 tells us that it was by the Holy Ghost that Jesus cast out devils The scripture says in Acts chapter 10 verse 38 that it was by the Holy Ghost that Jesus healed the sick Jesus preached the word healed the broken heart had brought comfort to a nation According to Isaiah 61 verse 1 by the Holy Ghost Did you know that Jesus was even resurrected by the Holy Spirit? But I want you to really think about this Really consider what I'm saying to you for all of eternity and I struggle with finding a way to word this because we're speaking in matters of eternity For all of eternity the father the son and the Holy Ghost dwelt together in a continual state of being united Never before had they known separation Until the day that Jesus was crucified my God my God. Why have you? Forsaken me that was the separation from his father And father into your hands. I commend my Spirit that was the separation of the spirit and Jesus took a trust fall and With faith in the power of the Holy Ghost eternity himself who had never before known death Fell backwards into the grave trusting that the Holy Spirit would resurrect him Romans 1 4 tells us that's true Romans 8 11 tells us that's true Hebrews 5 7 tells us that's true So if Jesus trusted the Holy Ghost, how much more can we if Jesus needed the Holy Ghost? How much more do we? You see it was by the Holy Spirit that Jesus functioned in his ministry and he has given that power unto us John chapter 14 verse 12 Jesus says I tell you the truth Anyone who believes in me will do the same works I have done and even greater works because I am going to be with the father Now why is it I looked at that scripture. That's John 14 12. I Looked at that scripture and I wondered why is it That we can do greater works because Jesus goes to be with his father Well, you see it was also Jesus going to his father That caused the coming of the Holy Spirit John chapter 16 verse 7 tells us It's best that I go away so that the advocate can come He's saying that greater works are possible by the Holy Spirit This same power that rested on Jesus. It's by the power of the Holy Spirit that you and I today Reach our world The Holy Spirit is the greatest evangelist of all time Convicting the hearts of men drawing them to repentance revealing Jesus with such vivid and intense reality That they are drawn to the splendor of his majesty The Holy Spirit is the world's greatest church builder He breathed upon the church in the book of Acts and there was explosive growth even in the face of persecution and death The Holy Spirit is the greatest healing evangelist Revealing Jesus as the healer to the one who is sick The Holy Spirit is your counselor. He's your teacher. He's the power of the church. I Was going through this in the class earlier But do you even know who the Holy Spirit is? He's the ancient spirit the breath at the beginning The one who hovered above the face of the deep darkness When God spoke the Holy Spirit moved and the word with spirit caused creation to come into existence He's the same Holy Spirit who was in Joseph the dreamer Causing him to see and fulfill all that God had for him And I can go on and on book by book and tell you where he is He inspired poetic stanzas of worship in the heart of the psalmist David He gave wisdom to Solomon and revelation to the prophets He gave power to the church an appointment to the disciples and he rested upon Jesus in that same spirit He dwells in you, but church We need the Holy Spirit this power This ancient moving this breath of God that sustains Calling us into the nations This is bigger than just miracles. This is bigger than just healing This is bringing people into the knowledge of Jesus to the Holy Spirit. That's his primary work You want to talk about miracles signs and wonders The greatest miracle is Jesus living in you Jesus is God's clearest sign and Jesus is the greatest wonder that ever was or ever shall be But we need to take this power that's available to us not by force not by effort not by intellect not by systems But by surrender You want to know the key to the power of God The power of the Holy Spirit. I'll give it to you in one word But once you know it, you'll be ruined for any counterfeit You want to know the key You have to die listen to me church Nowadays I hear a lot of preaching and a lot of it is not the gospel Let me tell you very plainly the gospel is not about self-help. It's about self-abandonment We need as the church We need to stop trying to improve and build what God told us to crucify He didn't say build your flesh. He didn't say get seven steps to a better flesh He didn't say here's three keys to how to make your flesh more popular He said crucify that flesh Especially to my generation. I must say this. It's not about your dreams. It's about God's will You know, we hear a lot of preaching about breakthrough and climbing your mountain and the fulfillment of the dream What do we mean when we say that the term breakthrough has come to mean the day that I have no more troubles The day that I finally find my comfort you want the power of God you got to pick up your cross and you God may not have called you to do what you're dreaming of Can you lay it on the altar?  I don't want to stifle you I need you The first prayer that the Holy Spirit inspired me to pray. I was 11 years old when the Holy Spirit had me pray this I Said Lord Let my hands be your hands Heal through them Touch through them work through them.   I want to hear your voice.   I just want you It's very difficult to hear the voice of God when you're filling your ears with things of this world It's very difficult to see God in a situation when you're looking at things you should not be looking at It's very difficult for the healing power of God to move to your hands when you're touching things You shouldn't be touching. It's very difficult to walk in the will of God when you're walking in disobedience You have to walk in the spirit so you don't fulfill the lust of the flesh. We need the power of the Holy Nodes We need him But it's to surrender. It's the giving of self Lord crucify this flesh God has commissioned a work of art Jesus is the model The Holy Spirit is the painter your life when it is surrendered Becomes the blank canvas upon which the Holy Spirit can paint the image of Jesus Enoch walk with God So closely that he was not God I want to be a was not I want to be someone who just isn't John 3 30 I must decrease he must increase a simple thought for you tonight We need the power of the Holy Goose now more than ever We always have we always will and we need to surrender You see the reason it takes you hours to cast out demons It's because you're spending seconds in prayer When you should be spending hours in prayer and only seconds casting out devils There is no substitute for time with the Holy Spirit all that he offers His power His love Romans 5 5 says the love of God is shut abroad in our hearts by the Holy Ghost We love Jesus because the Holy Spirit puts that love there I often pray Holy Spirit Nobody loves Jesus more than you Help me to love Jesus like you love Jesus Help me to see Jesus like you see Jesus He gives us that love He gives us his holiness his grace his peace And all those things we find Simply spending time with him Jesus said this one thing you need that one thing is fellowship Second Corinthians 13 14 tells us that there is fellowship with the Holy Spirit Don't ignore him Speaks with the gentle voice He's not invasive, but he is pervasive He will fill what you surrender immediately All that he offers all that you want to become is found in surrendering In spending time with him Just be aware of him. He's so humble and gentle. That's all he asks us


any new confidence that's going to come back with another flight? I am and as you know at the moment the flood peak is due to hit there some time after about 10 o'clock today and I think we're at about 8.1 metres now, the projected flood height. We have extra police on standby in fact after discussions with the acting Premier this morning we've arranged for one of our aircraft to be on standby we have 10 police all ready to go if we need extra police out there but as you know Rome is not cut off from the west so we can bring police in by road as well from Charleville. The LBMG the local disaster management group has met twice this morning and is due to meet later on this morning to deal with the the flood crisis has unfolded. What's the logistics of the flood crisis? The evacuation centre has already been stood up as I understand it at the local RSL so it's ready to go should people need to leave their homes. It's about 280 homes that are in the high risk zone out there but that could mean from inundation levels so up floorboards right down to just water in the water in the yards. But there's been no evacuations? No but people have been told about the impending danger to them to the risk to them there has been an emergency alert go out this morning by SMS and phone message to the affected areas of Roma and we're asking people to take action themselves if they feel that they can move to either friends homes in the higher areas of town or now with the evacuation centre open they can actually go to the RSL. I spoke and I should say I spoke with Mayor Rob Luffman the Mayor of Roma this morning he's a very good mayor he handled the disasters earlier this year very very competently very very well he indicated to me there that all is in hand I assured him that the state is there prepared to do whatever is required and the active commissioner has indicated the resources that we've got there already but the mayor has indicated to us that at this point in time he's very confident about their ability to respond to these matters but he is a very good mayor dealing with these issues as well. Are we concerned that this water could travel further down any other towns? Certainly the water system bungalow creek flows further down into the into the area of Sirat St George but we're hoping that with the lack of rain and we don't believe there'll be any further rain at this stage that's the current news from the weather bureau we're hoping that the flood will dissipate before it reaches any other major centre. It's just been an amazing few months hasn't it and we're not out of the woods yet I mean you know at any time and again this proves that any time we can be faced with these crisis but with our planning and with the support of all levels of government I think that we're in a very strong position to respond appropriately to these threats. You know I've been in a strike a lot this is April and you know out of the wet season and you've got another flood and so you know as the Premier says Queenslanders do it tough.


Listen to Herbert Marshall as the man called X. Wherever there is mystery, adventure, intrigue, in all the strange and dangerous places of the world, there you will find the man called X. A century and a half ago, a dream was born in the mind of a man. A dream of a country where life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness were the birthright of every citizen. And on the day he was elected as his country's first president, he knew that his dream had come true. The man, Simon Bolivar. The country, Venezuela. Now, in the dining room of the Hotel Veneta in Caracas, capital of Venezuela, there sits another man with a dream. His name is Luis Dalicasta, and he's telling of his hopes and his aspirations to a long time friend. Just think about it, Ken. Thousands of my people, the villages isolated for centuries, will at last be able to enjoy the benefits of modern civilization. Schools, hospitals, decent homes. It's a wonderful dream, Luis. But it's to be a reality when we have completed the Bolivar Waterway. Bolivar Waterway. Oh, you mean your old idea of opening the interior rivers to navigation? By building a waterway almost 200 miles long, it's being financed by American interests who would profit handsomely from the iron or mountains of the interior. But someone, some country, perhaps, can not wish that or to reach your hungry stillness. Having trouble on the construction, John? It breaks down of equipment, vital materials, lost or stolen. Damn, has suddenly collapsed. Ken, tell me, does the name Colenda mean anything to you? Colenda, sure. Freelance International Crook, specializing in sabotage. Is Colenda behind your trouble? I have reason to think so, Ken. That's why I come to you. And the first thing that you should know is... I'll see what I can do. But, Mr. Chief, be reasonable. You've got to tell me where I can find Mr. X. Zell Schmidt, the answer is no. But he needs my invaluable services. He'll be lost without me. And besides all that... You're broke. Yes. No, no. Now, what's that got to do with it? Hang on. This is one time you're not going to get in Ken's hair. You're not going to foul up the assignment when he's working on and you're not going to chisel him out of any more slight consideration. Mr. Chief. Now get out of my office. But, but... Get down. You think after all the years we've worked together doing things for me. Hello? Hello, Chief. Oh, Ken. Glad to hear you. Glad to hear from you. How are things? Wherever you are. What are you so happy about? I just had a delightful little interview with Pagon Zell Schmidt. Haven't enjoyed anything so much in years. But what can I do for you, Ken? It's me. Sure. I'll be glad to. I'll see you later. What? I need him in Venezuela right away. Ken, you can't do that to me. What do you want him for? Five years ago he was mixed up with a sabotage ring in Lisbon. Somebody named Colendres was at the head of it. But listen... Colendres, visit down here in the bowl of our waterway. I need Pagon to make a positive identification. But, Ken... I'll talk to you later, Chief, so long. But, but! Might I trouble you for a moment? Sure, what can I do for you? But I'm lost without my dictionary. I'm positively lost. English Spanish. Oh, Spanish English, that is. And I must find Maria Luisa. Yes, I positively must. Maria Luisa? A boat, sir. Riverboat going up the Orinoco to the Bolivar Waterway. Yes, the Bolivar. Oh, by the way, I'm Professor Harkness. Artemides Harkness is the waterway. My name's Ken Thurston, Professor. And the boat you're looking for is right over there. Huh? Oh, it is. Well, thank you, Mr. Thurston. Thank you very much. What's your interest in the waterway, Professor? Why, the Lalea Piperata, of course. Yes, the Lalea Piperata. Saprofitic, that is, you know, yes. Saprofitic. You're looking for rare orchids? Well, that's what I said in that. Yes, I'm a botanist, you know. Yes, a botanist. Many rare specimens in the interior. Very many wonderful opportunities to travel by water. The Bolivar Waterway, you know. Yes, I know, yes. Here's the Maria Luisa. Maria Luisa? Oh, yes. Thank you. Thank you. Good afternoon, gents. My name's Ken Thurston. This is Professor Harkness. We're looking for the skipper of this boat. You found her, Mr. Sawaw. Well, I have passage. There's a ticket somewhere. I purchased it, you know. Ah, yeah, yeah, Professor. I already got you booked. It's this Thurston I want to know about. You interested in going upriver to the waterway? That's right. It'll be 50 bucks, American cash in advance. Sure. Be glad. There you are. Okay. We're shoving off in 10 minutes. Stow your duffel below. Duffel? Luggage, Professor. Oh, yes. Yes, again. Oh, of course. All right, Thurston. What's the pitch? What's with you in the waterway? Well, that's pretty much my business, isn't it? Not the way I figure. Just how do you figure? You're traveling light. You're no construction stiff. You're going up to the waterway, and that, to me, adds up to a snoop job of some kind. That means I got something you need. Like what? Insurance. What kind? The kind Louis Delacosta needed and didn't have. Well, news travels pretty fast around here, doesn't it? We were talking about an insurance deal. I suppose I can get over. Sure. Take your time. You'll be okay till we hit the construction job. And after that? You name it, pal. Yeah. Well, speaking of names... Betty Corcoran. Corcoran. That's right. What did you think it was going to be? Colenda? Here's the waterway construction job. You buying that insurance? The answer's no, Miss Corcoran.  Why? This job's poisoned for people on the wrong side of the fence. But there's plenty of dough to be made on the right side. Your side? Colendas? You got to pay for what I know, mister. And if you don't... Here's the construction office. Yeah. All right, place up that gun. Let's have it. That's better. Now, what's going on here? And just what business is it of your, senor? Let's say I'm allergic to murder. Now, suppose you start talking. Suppose you go to the devil, senor. Wait a minute. It's possible this... This American represents the financial interest behind the ball of a waterway. Am I correct, senor? You might call it that. See, I am Manuel Florio, a government inspector on the waterway. My hot-headed friend here is José Martinez, engineer in charge of the construction. Yeah, and this is Ken Thurston, OK. Now, let's hear what the fireworks were about. Oh, it's really quite simple. My friend Martinez is about to blast the passageway for the new riverbed. I expressed the opinion that he was using an excessive amount of dynamite. Enough to bring the hillside down upon the cut that we have made. By way of answer, he reached for his gun.  Oh, good, Martinez. The only thing that's important now is that waterway. Let's go down and take a look at the dynamite chargers. I'll be able to tell us soon enough. All right. Oh, Jesus. The blast will set up too soon. See, with your heavy charge of dynamite, Martinez. And look here. Look. Now, see what happened to the canal that was already built, senor Thurston. Deeply buried. Yeah. A couple of million bucks worth of waterway shot. Just like that. Too bad you weren't carrying any insurance, isn't it? Mr. Thurston. We'll return to the man called X in just a moment. Answer the call. Answer the call for volunteers to help during the Red Cross fund drive. Now is the time to lend a hand to the organization, which is always ready with help wherever and whenever it is needed. As a fund drive volunteer, you help to save the life of a wounded soldier through the Red Cross blood center. You offer comfort to a crying child, a grieving mother, a good friend, good neighbor, a citizen to be proud of. That's a Red Cross fund campaign volunteer. Call your nearest Red Cross office and help the Red Cross give help to the helpless, hope to the hopeless, as a Red Cross fund campaign volunteer. Now act two of the man called X starring Herbert Marshall with Leon Bellasco as Pagon Zell Schmidt. Louis Delacosta's dream was about to be realized. A dream of a giant waterway carrying precious iron ore from the interior of Venezuela for America's hungry steel mills and bringing schools, hospitals, homes to thousands of his people in return. And then sabotage struck the waterway. Delacosta was murdered. And now, a premature dynamite explosion has just buried an already completed canal. Yeah, Thurston. That's what this job should have had, all right. Little insurance to take care of things like that powder blend. You are wrong, senorita Corcoran. But this waterway needs its guns to protect it from its enemies. Or perhaps Martinez it needs engineers who will listen to advice regarding an excessive amount of dynamite. That kind of talk won't get us anywhere, Floreo. Martinez, the damage is done. Suppose you check, see how bad it is. See what could be done to rectify it. I already know the answer to that, senor. But you have taken my gun away from me. Vascoob, I'm afraid our construction engineer is too hard-headed and impulsive for his own good. So since he's got blood in his eye when he looks at you, Floreo. Maybe he doesn't like the idea of being blamed for that premature blast. Maybe he figures somebody else is responsible. And just who would that somebody else be, senor person? It's your question. Got an answer? If you will excuse me, I shall check upon the damage with Martinez. But a word of advice first if you do not mind. No, no. Go right ahead. The construction of a waterway such as this is best left in the hands of experts. Amateurs are prone to run into accidents, senor. Possibly even better ones. Hasta luego, senor. Hello. Hello. Is this the waterway construction outfit? Pagan. That's right. Pagan Zelschmidt. I'd like to talk to... Oh, hello, Mr. Thurston. How's everything going there with the waterways and bodywars and stuff?  Why aren't you here? Sunburn. Sunburn? Sure. Boy, that sun's plenty hot here on the beaches. There are no beaches in Caracas? That's right. Would you like to see this one here in Miami? Miami. Well, I had a little trouble in the plane, you understand. And by the time I got through explaining to those police characters about that poor, lonely little steward as well, the plane for an Israeli had already left. Pagan's to help me if you don't get another plane out of there right away. Oh, don't worry about the thing, Mr. X. I'll be there in plenty of time to put the fingers on that calendar characters for a slight consideration, of course. Francis, over onto the other side of the hill. See? That is correct. Around your lines over there. Insegida. Hello. Looks like you're chipping the base of operations, Martinez. Mind telling me why? Mr. Thurston, the accident last night was not as damaging as we feared. It will be possible to rear out the channels, and a simple blasting operation will do it. Like the last one? The senior, I agree that the blast was much greater than it should have been. But the extra dynamite was not placed there by me, nor did it come from our powerhouse. What makes you think that? Because there is a sulfur mine operating back in those hills. Early this morning I found over 50 empty dynamite boxes near that mine. They still had yellow sulfur dust on them. Anything else? Only this. I understand the controlling interest in that sulfur mine is held by Senorita Ferri Corcoran. Just one moment. I thought I'd never find you. Never. Professor, what's on your mind? Miss Corcoran. That is, she asked me to give you a message. What is it? She would like to see you, I believe. Oh, those boxes. There are a lot of them. What are they, Mr. Thurston? Empty dynamite cases. Empty dynamite? Are they real? Well, imagine that. Empty dynamite cases. Well, well, well. The message, Professor, from Betty Corcoran. Oh, yes, yes, Miss Corcoran. Well, she wanted to see you about dynamite and a man. A man named... Oh, dear, dear, dear. What was that name again? Kolender? Oh, yes, yes, that's a Kolender. She's waiting for you now, Mr. Thurston, at the sulfur mine. Betty. Betty Corcoran. Are you in here? Funny. I thought I saw something moving. Well, Betty, is that you over there? Are you feeling better now, Mr. Thurston? What? Who, uh... Oh, Florio. See, that's quite correct. What are you doing here? Why, do you make a habit of dropping the sulfur mines at odd hours? Professor Harkness informed me as to where I might find you. Before or after I came into this mine. I'm not quite certain I understand your meaning. Somebody hit me, Florio. Right now it looks like a toss-up between you and Betty Corcoran. It was neither of us, senor. What makes you so sure? Because when I entered the mine, you were already unconscious. And I am certain that you cannot doubt senorita Corcoran's alibi. Why not? Here, I show you. There, senor. See? As you can see, she's quite dead. Senorita Corcoran is dead. That's right, Martinez. Murdered. Now I suppose the work on the Bolivar Waterway will come to a halt until our murder is solved. See, Martinez? I have placed a telephone call to the authorities in Caracas. Meanwhile, all work on the project will cease. Of course. You could not afford to wait another 24 hours. For then we will be ready to blast open a new riverbed and the Bolivar Waterway will be finished. I'll get it. Hello, Mr. Thurston. This is Pagan Zell Smith. Guess who? Where are you calling from now? That's right, Mr. Thurston. I'm calling all right from Trinidad. Trinidad? Well, the airplane lost a couple of wheels or something and I got all grounded up here. Hurry up, Pagan darling. Carmen will use you to dance. Oh, sure, baby, sure, sure. Pagan, you've got just 24 hours to get up here. And so help me if you're even one second late. Mr. Thurston, if there's one thing you can always depend on, you can always depend on yourself. Keeping busy, Martinez? Oh, Sr. Thurston. Looks like you're figuring on setting off a dynamite blast all by yourself. The 24 hours is up. And I intend to see that the Bolivar Waterway is completed tonight. Pretty risky, isn't it? What risk, Sr.? I detonate the explosive and the river rushes into its new channel. Then there will be nothing that Florio can do. Yeah, if it works out. And why should it not? I just found 30 more dynamite cases from the south of mine lying over the hill. Empty. You're about to have a repeat performance of the last explosion, Sr. Thurston. That's right, Florio. It's set to go up 10 minutes from now. Only this time without the extra dynamite. I tell you, I know nothing about that sulfur mine dynamite. Yes, but I saw the empty boxes, too. Mr. Martinez, Mr. Thurston showed them to me. So I'm a witness. Yes, I'm a witness. But for life, man, I don't know what this is all about, Mr. Thurston. It's simple, Professor. A man named Dada Costa had a dream about this waterway. It would bring a new way of life to the people in the Venezuelan hills. And iron ore for steel mills in the United States. But what does all this do with sulfur mines and dynamite? Somebody had been sabotaging the waterway to keep that iron ore from leaving here and using the sulfur mine dynamite to do it. A man by the name of Colenda. Colenda? Oh, yes, of course. The man, Miss Cochrane, the one she... Well, before she was... Yes, Colenda. And just who is this Colenda, Senor? Have you got a silver coin, Florio? A boulevard or a peso? Quite. See? See, I got one. Here. Thanks. What about you, Martinez? And Professor Harkness? See? If you wish. Here you are, Mr. Thurston. But I would like it back. My pension is not very large, you know. Yes, it's not very large. You'll get it back, Professor. These coins are all I need to tell me which one of you is Colenda. What do you mean? Colenda used dynamite from that sulfur mine. There was plenty of yellow sulfur dust on the empty boxes. Plenty more in the mine itself. He must have been covered with the stuff at the time he got through. That means nothing. There is no sulfur dust on any of us. It can easily be washed out of clothing and off the skin. That is right, Martinez. But it can't be washed off silver. Silver? Of course. A collection of silver would leave a black coating. It would be... Thurston, look. Look, one of those coins. Sure. This one. Black. Yeah. Colenda gave it to me, didn't you? Professor Harkness. Hello, Mr. Thurston. Pagom. You don't have to worry about the thing.  But this character I'm standing between is Colenda. He's the one of the... Hey, Joe Salesman. We're getting in front of me. What's going on here, anyway? What happened? Get away from the door. That's the window, Florio. There he goes. Into the speedboat at the dock. No use, Martinez. He's getting away. I don't think so, Florio. But you can see for yourself. He's already going downriver. Approaching the new channel where the new waterway will flow. Hmm. Mr. Thurston, that boat. Colenda. Where there were, there's nothing. Nothing but... Yeah. That's right, Pagom. Hey. That noise. What is it? Well, you might call it the beginning of the bowl of our waterway. But somehow I'd like to think of it as a dream coming true. Oh, here again is our star, Mr. Herbert Marshall. Thanks for being with us. And my thanks to Gloria Blondel, we'll write Paul Richards, Howard McNear, and Tony Barrett. Next week, the icy wasteland of Alaska, where a deserted weather station holds the answers to a missing top-secret weapon. A man who dies twice. And one of the most unmitigated scoundrels, so ever. Yes, that's right. That reminds me. Leon Bolasco will be along as usual as Pagom Zelchman. So join us, won't you? Well, next I'll return, as the man in the boat is. Yes, won't you? Well, next I'll return, as the man called X. Good night. The man called X, starring Herbert Marshall, is a J. Richard Kennedy production with music by Milton Charles. Tonight's story was written by Sidney Marshall. This program is directed by Jack Johnstone. All characters and incidents on this program are fictitious, and any resemblance to actual characters or incidents is purely coincidental. Now, until next week, same time and station, this is Hal Gipney saying good night for the man called X. This is NBC, the national broadcasting company.


Hey everybody Bob Trosset here alongside coach Corba post game coach a nice bounce back win for eight a night. What'd you see? Good overall effort, you know tonight's focus was getting this win first and foremost and You know getting us back into the mix of things and conference was most important and then you know honoring and celebrating our 10 seniors, so we were able to You know fortunately able to accomplish both you jumped right down their throats right in the early 10 minutes Did you make changes after that and did you have it like sigh relief that you get more seniors in or was the goal all night long? To get every single senior in you know, I think that was the goal You know, I think that's it's an important thing to try and do and to honor them and But yeah, it certainly made things a bit easier you know, we've got four seniors that play the same position so You know there were some tricky things that we wanted to work around But you know really glad that we were able to get them some minutes Also glad that we were able to rest some people You know to then turn around and focus on You know our game coming up next week and because it is your first year at the program and a lot of those players Haven't been truly yours and your recruits describe that relationship. You know, I think it's you know Anytime you come into a new program.   All right, coach pretty convincing win tonight Best luck on the road and we'll see you a little later on. Thanks very much. She's coach Corv on Bob Trostin saying good night from Mustang Stadium


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What have you done to the marriage? Powerful. What have you done to her family? I put them against her. So you did not do a destroying. Why did you choose to destroy her? Because she wants to. She wants to. She wants to serve your God. Oh, you don't want her to serve my God? No. Why? Because she is going to deliver. It takes me a mistake for aligning him. Now you are going to say the name of Jesus Christ out in the name of Jesus Christ. Out in the name of Jesus Christ. Beautiful. We thank God for this wonderful blessing. Put your hands together for Jesus Christ for this amazing deliverance and also help me to welcome Norma and her husband to the front. So tell us what your name and who is the man next to you and where are you guys from? My name is Norma Lacy. This is my husband. We are from Chico, California, fake temple. Norma, what were the things that you were having in your life that you came here to this conference to be prayed over by Apostle Junty? We came to the conference because we knew there was something going on in our life. We felt stagnant. I've been suffering with infertility for the last 13 years. Multiple miscarriages. I went through two abortions when I was not saved and I just feel that we've been feeling that stagnation. It's like we move up and go back and back and forth, back and forth. So we knew that was not of God. So we wanted deliverance. What happened to you last night? I was kind of shocking. I was just looking at it. I actually started happening before last night. When they were having the mass prayer the day before I was telling my husband I was feeling like a lot of pain. My stomach was really bloated. I couldn't even eat after we left. But when they were having mass prayer I just felt like manifesting. I couldn't stand the pain. I wanted to run out. Before I knew I was at the altar and I felt a lot of things came off but I was telling my husband there's still something there. I could feel something in my stomach. It started especially when there was a deliverance happening. Apostle was saying something about a snake spirit. When that was happening it just started getting stronger. That night before it started manifesting. So I was telling God I got to take everything out. I don't want nothing. Do not let me leave here the same way that I came. That day it was time for my prayer. When we were approaching the closer we were getting to the stage it was like a wave. I was an annoying team. I was getting weaker. When we got up to the front of the prayer line it was really hot. It was like a wave and I was getting really really weak. I can feel it manifesting in my body. As you were being prayed over at the prayer line an evil spirit was manifesting he mentioned a few things that it was a curse that the marriage is unhold and a career. Can you confirm what is going on in that area? Like I said we've been trying to have a baby for the last 13 years. I'm tired of taking pregnancy tests. Because they always come out negative. Like I said 15 years ago 15 years ago before I was saved I had an abortion and I can't remember anything but I could remember that the pulling of life it was sucked out of me when that machine sucked the baby out it sucked my life and I just spiraled into a cattle pool of destruction hit rock bottom found Jesus and gave my life to him in restoration but there was still something there there was something there. Can you tell them what happened after he was finished praying for you what did you feel in your body? I felt like I did not want to leave I felt like something really really strong did not want to leave but then like when it felt like it left like a relief I felt something like going up my legs like something like life and I feel free As a husband can you confirm a few things that were happening in you guys' marriage? Yes for one every time with me and my wife want to get intimate it was always something trying to stop us from getting intimate we know like women go through different cycles and it was time for her to be fertile and every time we want to check her fertility or try to get intimate it wouldn't allow us to be able to do it or retire or we get into a little argument and when it said that I understood our marriage has been on hold we have like seven children and four adopted and three of my own from a previous relationship when I was in sin and me and my wife love each other dearly and I know that's one thing that kept us together but we knew it was something that was stopping it's not just me and my wife having children also and I walk with the Lord becoming more spiritual connection I know intimacy with me and my wife is intimacy so we want to see intimate to each other not just sexually but also prayer and getting into the word of God and those things were standing in both areas and I believe and I know without a shadow of a doubt that my wife is healed delivered that means that she's healed and delivered I'm healed and delivered as well as my children as well thank you Jesus now that you have been set free and healed what is your advice for people that you want to share this morning believe if you were like me or I don't know what your situation is 15 years ago what the enemy meant for my bad in sin in my salvation Jesus Christ turned it around for my good and he confirmed it last night Jesus is real do not lose hope pray God loves you he forgave you and your mess he will make your testimony


What's going on, everyone? Sam here at Layton Sports Cards, ripping two boxes of 21-22 Top Scrum UEFA Champion League Soccer Hobby for Mehell P. So good luck here now. What's up, Clause? Yeah, same with me for the most part, Joey. I know it like enough to break it, obviously, but I don't keep up with the sport as a ton. I don't keep up with the sport a ton outside of the World Cup and stuff. I watch a lot of World Cup, though. Maybe you should. Maybe you should. Pink Mini Diamonds, Danielle Mallon for Dortmund to $175. I don't sell soccer, so. True. Chasing Glory, Neymar Jr. Colazzo, Gaby. Nice one there, for Barcelona. Charles de Calari for a club, Bruce. You call I'm not surprised. There's Rafael Guerrero. Good idea. If you would play him, I am not going. This is nasty. How about Cole Palmer? Gold 24 out of 50. Congrats on that for Man City. There you go, Mehell. That's awesome, dude. This one, yeah. The boom. Yeah, yeah, gives it away. Tebow Person, club, Bruce. Farron Torres. Yeah, Cole's going to be good. Cole's going to be good for sure, man. He's so young. Francisco Conciao for Porto. Dude, he's another one that's like 18 years old. He plays, like, arguably the best club in the world. Man City. Ruben Diaz, Man City. Is he still there? Mehell and Bloomy is Cole Palmer still on Man City. Night vision, Manuel Ugarte for sporting. See the 255. Colazzo, Kaya Jorge. Nice one there. That is Gold Lava, Short Print, Neymar Jr. Again, those are not numbered. Is he? Oh, Shane knows, too, yeah. Do people like the night vision? They're probably not the most. That is Mohammed Dharami. Oh, yeah. Oh, I know Bloomy's a big soccer or a big football guy, I should say. There's U.K. Gundogan for Man City. Put some respect on the sport, Steven. I know. It's the most popular sport in the world. What am I going to say? Am I going to make fun of that? Are we sure it's not golf? There's Dominic Solbaza. 2199. It is not golf. Are we sure? Yes, we are sure. Refractor Hammoguire for Man United to keep it safe. Harvey Elliott, Liverpool. I was going to say, I was going to say, I was like, wait, I'm pretty sure Bloomy lives in Ireland right now, but I'm hoping I didn't get that wrong and I'm like, oh, what's up Ireland, Ireland, Ireland. Drew Bellingham for Dortmund on the Future Stars. Right. See what we got. Many diamonds coming up of Anthony for Ajax. Nice one there. That's cool. Palmer's like Phil Foden's understudy. That's wild. Paul Pugba for Man United. Refractor. It'll be in shuffle. There's Erling Holland for Dortmund. Yeah, there's the best soccer player in the world right now right there. Petrie Future Stars. One word seemed to be better. Charles DeCadallari for Club Rouge to 250. That might just be you, Joey. That might just be you. Sancto Tonali for AC Milan. I guess, I mean, some of them are really good though. Pele, Alejandro Balde for Barcelona to 175. Neymar, Cacá. True, blew me. That is Robert Lavandosky. We got Orange Lava, Roberto Carlos. Nice one there. That is a short print again. Pulled the messy, messy auto variation. Yeah, dude. Again, one box personal. Unreal. So freaking cool. There's Danielle Maldini to 250 for Milan. Andre Neymar. They have first that. That's what I was thinking. I was like, Pele, Neymar, Gavi, Petrie, Rinaldo Lodi. Never mind. They have first names of Rinaldo and Messi. One name, the legend, Rinaldo and Messi. There's Gerard Moreno for Villarreal, many diamonds. Trevor Chalaba for Chelsea. Refractor rookie. Messi, better. Messi, Rinaldo. Samuel Edozi. I mean, I don't have enough knowledge to really have like a strong opinion on it, but I would probably go since he won the World Cup. I'd probably have to give it to Messi now. Abday Ezolzuli for Yemi for Salisbury. Stomach Sobelzai for Leipzig. Nice one there. Two really solid autos coming out of your two boxes there. Mahal, congrats, buddy. Two to go still. Refractor. Ronaldinho, true, true. Ronaldinho. And Kenneth Taylor, future stars. I'll do a fear break there. Mahal, thank you again for the support, buddy. Get that right out to you, man.