All right, we're headed over to the mill and just rendezvoused with the guy the truck driver that Is gonna load up our stuff It's sprinkling out right now, and I guess we're gonna get it loaded before any real heavy rain comes So We'll see what kind of a mess we can get him into he's got a really long body Truck and we got a little space to work it It's gonna be interesting to see how he how he maneuvers To get it on there. We got quite a load. Hopefully we can get it all on We'll find out very shortly what's gonna happen. What do you think Joe? Do you think it's gonna happen? Oh, it's gonna happen. I just can't believe we're gonna fit all this lumber on that truck Plus we need the Advantech and the blue foam. Yeah, plus we're gonna be pretty heavy Yeah, that's gonna be a heavy load. I'm not gonna ask him how much he's allowed to haul That's a load, okay, I think you'll get it. Yeah, there's some weight on there now Do you jam that just as far forward as you can? What do you want to do next those should go on the opposite side of that Need a little thicker wood. That's heavy. Yeah, that's the greenest out of everything The other load might be bigger, but it's drier. That's heavy Donnie that green stuff Put it down low probably Okay Donnie could could you grab that four by four? He'll grab that you think you'll get over that you think you can get over his chipper Yeah, we could rearrange the truck. We might if you want I could drive that up and in Yeah, it's create a little drama. Watch yourself Donnie That is scary That is impressive. That's a crazy amount of lead. You're just hitting your tire now Beautiful one board fell off the other pile. I don't know if it matters No, yeah, you still got room on both sides They're not touching. Nope. You got Nope, you got like a foot good That's pretty good there I left you about four inches between the two loads Kelted down to see you know we could strap it if you want. I couldn't get this strap open So we might have to use your little strap on a side hill. Oh So we're going that way That won't be too far out. Uh, we got to knock some of those flat He's going you're going this way with him. You're in your tire We've been trying all summer the friggin milk kept breaking down then the tractors broke down I just finished cutting last night But some of those that are light you'll give them some light ones We build those at the beginning of the summer. Yeah, that would have been yesterday's We're gonna have to air it out after we build it, you know Yep, or I insulate it. We got some boards if we could fit them But it's not that big a deal if we have to leave something will we can leave the board Those are dry. They're but they're like 16s. I think about two and a half feet much I'd say so you even left room for the rest of the stuff This one shouldn't be as bad as that last one two by tens. We cut those month or so ago a couple months ago Didn't look as heavy as your last pickup. I missed it do it again Wow mill looks a lot different now doesn't it Donnie the mill yet We could have done this in one load with my snowmobile trailer That's a load Will she go or no strap it we could have built a little bit bigger camp Donnie What do you think of this load so far Love it We made the right decision Donnie Donnie we made the right decision Liking this up with small trailers I would have taken two loads for us Yeah, right. Yeah, I'm taking about eight at least and it wouldn't have been fun. None of them would have been fun team foot two by eights See how she isn't the mod Just a soda bottle Scary you poop good on my side Donnie's going on the other side for you. I'll get you front bumper Yeah, I threw a couple tires there so it wouldn't hurt your bumper So we'll see you tomorrow morning 6 30 at Peasley's awesome Dave. Thank you. Oh, hold on. You got one log Close you got her now. Thanks Dave Thank you. Heck. Yeah, that's exciting boys. It is really happening now. Whoo Donnie, what do you think? They're out of here and on a try on their way. Holy cow That just saved us a lot of heartache a lot of grief a lot of heartache backache grief and white knuckle and Yeah All right guys Lumber's heading out. We're getting close We're getting excited. Let us know what you guys think too In the comments We'll let you know how the trip up goes can't tell you how much we appreciate you guys


the human genome project was an ambitious project which resulted in the sequencing of the entire human genome. So that is a little more than three times 10 to the power nine base pairs of genetic material. That's a staggering amount of genetic material. How did they succeed in sequencing that many base pairs of genetic material? So how was the human genome sequence? That's what we will take a look at in this video. So the human genome consists of 10 to the power minus nine base pairs. And as you know, we have 23 chromosomes in our haploid set. So how many base pairs does each chromosome have? Well, different chromosomes have different sizes. So the number of base pairs in a chromosome ranges anywhere from 50,000 to 250,000 base pairs. Now the sequencing technique that we have available, that works only for around 500 base pairs. So what do we do then? Naturally, all these big chromosomes, we have to break them down into smaller pieces so they can be sequenced, right? So that's pretty much what they did in the human genome project. So what they did was they isolated genomic DNA from the human cell. And genomic DNA has all the chromosomes and everything, right? So they have to be broken down into smaller pieces, which is what they did. How do you do that? There are various enzymes available. And these enzymes can cut in at different places. And hence we can get smaller fragments. Now, once they got smaller fragments, what they did was they took each fragment and inserted it into a vector. Now, what do I mean by a vector? A vector is a circular DNA molecule, which can be cut at a certain place. And at that place, a fragment can be inserted. And then they joined the fragment with the vector. So each fragment was joined with a certain vector molecule. And then they put this vector with the fragment inside another cell, either an E cell or a bacterium. Wait, why are we doing all these things? What's the point? We just want to sequence the DNA, right? So when we obtain the genomic DNA from the human cell, it's in a very small quantity. And we can't do much sequencing with it. We need bigger quantities than what we obtain. We go through all these things in order to amplify that is obtain larger quantities. So how does that help? So when we put our fragment DNA of interest in one of these cells, yeast or bacterium, and then let them grow, then when the cells grow, the fragments grow along with it. And by growth, in this case, I don't mean the growth in size. By growth, I mean the growth in population. So you know, both yeast and bacterial cells are microscopic, right? So when you put them in a culture medium, a culture medium in a lab is a liquid which has a lot of nutrients. So these cells can multiply very fast. So both yeast and bacteria can multiply very well in a laboratory, in a culture medium. So when you put a DNA of interest in a yeast cell, let's say, or a bacterial cell, and let them grow or multiply, when they multiply in large numbers, along with the cells, the DNA will multiply too. So that's what we are trying to achieve here. We have put the fragment in this circular DNA molecule, and then we put the circular DNA molecule inside the yeast or bacterial cell, and then let these circular DNA molecules multiply. So why not put the fragment directly in the yeast or bacterial cell? Why go through all the trouble of inserting it first in the vector, the circular DNA molecule? Because the fragment is such a small DNA fragment and it's a foreign DNA to the yeast or the bacterial cell. So the moment the cell sees that fragment, that random fragment, all it'll do is it'll destroy it. But these vector molecules, they are DNA molecules which the cells recognize. So the molecules can be either bacterial artificial chromosome or yeast artificial chromosome. So these DNA molecules are specifically designed to be able to replicate inside the yeast or the bacterial cell. So whenever the cell sees these molecules, they immediately recognizes it, and then it allows it to multiply along with it. Okay, so we have put the insert in the vector and put the vector inside the yeast or the bacterial cell and allow the cell to multiply. So now we obtain large quantities of these fragments. And let's say we number them randomly. We number the fragments, one, two, three, four, assign them a sequence each. We don't know the actual sequence of the fragments like in the genomic DNA, where do they belong in the beginning, the middle or the end. We don't know, we just randomly assign the numbers. And all this is put together in different cell cultures. So one yeast or bacterial cell culture will have let's say fragment one, another one will have fragment two, another one will have fragment three and so on. This is called a library. A library has various cell cultures with the different DNA fragments. And once we have obtained the library, that means we have, we have enough amount of the DNA fragments. So the time is ripe now for sequencing. I'm not going to go into the process of sequencing in this video. I would recommend you to check out our video on DNA sequencing in the unit biotechnology principles and processes. Okay, once we obtain the sequences of the fragments, what do we do next? We still don't know whether fragment one came first in the genomic DNA or five came first or what we don't know the order of the fragments in the original DNA sequence. So how do we figure that out? So let's take an example here. Suppose this was the original genomic DNA sequences, you know that genomic DNA cannot be this shot. I'm just taking this example just to show you how sequences are ordered during this process. So let's say we have the sequence and then we take an enzyme which cuts it at this point. So when you cut this DNA sequence at this point, one of the sequences that you will obtain is this, right? Now let's say we cut the sequence over here and over here. So the sequence from this G and this A, which is one of the sequences that we'll get when we cut like this, right? So we'll get this one. Now let's take another type of cut. What if we cut over here? So one of the sequences that we get when we cut here is this. GCTT starts with here and then ends with TACT like this. Now this is assuming we already know the original sequence to begin with. Then we know that if we cut at certain points, these are some of the sequences that we get. But in the human genome project, they didn't originally, they didn't know what the original sequence was, right? So let me remove that. So now we don't know what the original sequence is. All we know is we have these three sequences and we have to order them. How do we order them? So if you noticed, we made some overlapping cuts. Okay, so what do I mean by overlapping cuts? Let me try to arrange these sequences then it'll become clear to you. So if you see here, this GCTG, it is common between this sequence and this sequence. This is what is called overlapping. So these four base pairs are overlapping between these two sequences. Similarly, GCTTA, these five bases, they are overlapping between these two sequences. If we select a lot of enzymes to cut the DNA, we will end up in having these kinds of overlapping cuts. Looking at the overlaps, we can decide which sequence comes after which. In practice, in reality, these overlaps will be far bigger than what you see over here. So it'll be much easier to figure out which sequence comes at what order. And so once you put together the sequence using the overlaps, this is what it looks like, which is the same as what we had in the beginning. So this is pretty much how they figured out the entire human genome sequence. But obviously, it's much more difficult than what it looks like because I took here a very simple example of a very, very short DNA sequence. But in reality, as you know, it was really, really long. So that's why it took so long to complete. And obviously, if a human being or some human beings were to sit and do this, it would take ages. That's why they needed to develop very good computer programs, which could handle this very quickly. And those computer programs were a part of the field, which we know as bioinformatics. They use such a simple and easy to understand technique to sequence such a big genome, the human genome. Isn't this ingenious?


Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip That started on this tiny board aboard this tiny ship The mate was a mighty sailing man, the skipper brave and sure Five passengers set sail that day for a three-hour tour A three-hour tour Here are your exit idiots, I'm Corbin, this is Rick Hi, funeral channel, go and smash the like button, subscribe Ring that little bell to be offered in the notification squad Be safe and I'll twirl the content You do actually, we do a lot of lives on there Oh yeah, behind the scenes photos Sometimes we would do three in a day So today we'll be reacting to another tourism ad Yay, tourism! We've loved the last two we did, we did one Malia or something like that Yes, and then we did another, I'll link those throughout the video But they were both beautiful, this one is called Brilliant Brilliant Rajasthan Tourism You won't be able to visit it You won't be able to wait to visit Rajasthan after watching this Well, we might have to because it's expensive to get to India And yes, we are planning to come, that's one of the most common questions that we get asked When are you coming to India? Come visit India, we really want to And it'll happen in the right time when we get there and we want it to be soon So you'll know when it's happening, I promise you that I don't know, but when they know We'll know You'll know, you know I know Here we go, it's not working I'll tell you right now, I did not expect it to open like this No, it looks more like a, I don't think it's Sacha Baron Cohen It did Facial hairs, glorious Spots where you don't get it, doesn't it? Looks like it's both Rocky Place Two tourism videos were so extraordinarily gorgeous Yeah These were very strange Yeah, they definitely took a different approach I mean, I like the middle two ones Yeah, the first one I didn't get at all Cultural thing and a regional thing there that is funny Yeah, maybe I couldn't find it in English, sorry But this is one that everybody said to react to So, I mean, when you saw the nature and then that epic fort Oh, which was beautiful Yeah, that fort and then when Which is what we like to see Yeah, and then they show the, but that's all we got was that fort Yeah And then that river going around that inland piece of land Maybe we reacted to the wrong one, I don't know I don't know But I mean, when we saw it When we saw it It was beautiful Yeah But it doesn't, it didn't compel me to want to go visit Yeah Just for those two landmarks Yeah I'd much rather go to the other places we saw in those videos No offense, but it might be Maybe there's a different ad we should react to And I'd probably think it would help if we knew what they were saying Maybe Like, for all they, all we know they said Come here And we'll give you 800,000 American dollars Every five minutes I won't go


But your argument even for the vaccinated or for the people that have had the viruses we should force them to take the vaccine or get tested right that's you're saying that's the caveat or force them to get tested right correct yeah yeah I believe I believe I do believe that that's probably the best way to do it and honestly Biden thought of it before I did and I think that was it was that he was in charge of it instead of me because I might have gone a little further so just real quick just to get everything clarified before I make my point you're admitting that the evidence seems to suggest that natural immunity superior to the vaccinated correct yes with caveat that they should also get vaccinated as well great great or get tested that's your argument right that you get vaccinated or get tested yes so you think that they should get tested or get the vaccine even though they're more protected than the vaccine correct um say one more time so I just want to think that people that have had COVID and have natural immunity should get tested or get vaccinated right and the print your philosophical premise to such is even though it might be against their wishes but everyone by the way this is everyone that included okay and so my question to you in are you vaccinated you don't have to tell me if you don't want yes I am I have both vaccines should you be forced to get tested every week um now because I'm vaccinated you're more likely to spread and catch the disease than people with natural immunity and you think they should get tested every week you're likely to catch and spread the disease but I think they should also get vaccinated you know what? Rob I'd be perfectly fine with people who have natural immunity but if there was an exception and you could prove that to me right now so wait a minute what made you change your philosophical position it almost seems like wait wait wait wait. why why why why why wait one second give me a moment here somebody told me that's not true I'm sorry I am I'm trying to I thought about something a little bit different here so that's why give me a second here he's right here actually if you say it over covid yeah I mean I honestly so just back to your entire position as soon as it was an imposition to you as soon as it would have been you having to get tested every week now you're like you know that then people with natural immunity don't have to get that way can I not okay thanks for watching all joking aside both Dylan Burns and Robert Noor are good guys who are worth checking out you can find links to both their channels in the description or pin comment along with a link to their full debate


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The title of our sermon this morning is grant us boldness and this is part two in this text Romans chapter 1 verses 16 through 17 So as we come to this text we return this morning to our study of Paul's epistle to the Romans and we've come now to the end of Paul's opening prologue We're in Paul now turns our attention to his great theme the great theme of this letter Which is the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ verse 16 for I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ For it the gospel is the power of God to salvation for everyone who believes for the Jew first and also for the Greek For in it in the gospel the righteousness of God is revealed from faith to faith as it is written The just shall live by faith now last Lord's day We made note of the unique way in which Paul Determined to make this transition to his subject this transition to his theme He wraps up a general introduction of his plans and purposes concerning them this church at Rome He has had a great desire to visit them He'd often planned to come to them, but has been hindered to this point He wants to bear fruit among them wants to encourage them wants to establish them in the faith and for that reason He says I am ready to preach the gospel to you who are in Rome also Now what's unique about the transition is the way in which Paul decides to communicate The readiness or the reason for his readiness. I'm ready to preach the gospel to you because I'm not ashamed of it Right, he could have said I'm ready to preach the gospel to you because I have every confidence in the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ I want to preach the gospel in Rome to you because I rejoice in the gospel. It's the power of God to salvation Right, I want to preach the gospel to you who are in Rome because I believe in the gospel, but Paul doesn't Word his transition in that way. He says I'm not ashamed of it. All of those reasons would certainly have been true of the apostle Paul But no, it's because Paul says I'm not ashamed of the gospel by stating his assertion in this way Paul implies an obvious temptation Many are ashamed of the gospel Many professing Christians in Rome in the days of the apostle Paul and many professing Christians in our own version of Rome In the midst of our crooked and perverse generation Today act as though they are ashamed of the gospel And why would that be? The gospel exposes sin The gospel pronounces guilt the gospel Confronts the condemned convicts the believer the unbeliever the gospel reveals the wrath of God against sinful man the gospel condemns Human pride the gospel charges all under sin the gospel exposes the sham of human goodness as worthless and defiled and polluted and corrupt We are the cause of all the problems in the world and we have no one to blame but ourselves The gospel would communicate that we are deceitful our hearts deceitful and desperately wicked.  That's what the gospel communicates. Doesn't it? This is what the Bible the Bible says and this is not a popular message Those who love their sin those who love to live life for themselves hate this message And so they heap shame upon the message and they heap shame upon the messenger Well following the example of his Lord before him Paul counted that shame a small thing and Paul bore the marks of that shame in his back He never wavered from his course Paul said I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ at the end of his life We catch a glimpse as to why he may have stated his assertion this way to this particular church at Rome Paul would eventually be imprisoned there He finally gets to visit But when he does it's under the watchful eye of the Roman government as a prisoner under house arrest And Paul knows that his death is at hand. He's going to be executed for preaching the gospel He's gonna be executed for faithfulness to this gospel that he's not ashamed to preach And so he writes to his beloved son in the faith Timothy in second Timothy chapter 4 verse 6 Paul says for I am already being poured out as a drink offering the time of my departure is at hand I have fought the good fight. I have finished the race. I've kept the faith Finally, there's laid up for me the crown of righteousness Which the Lord the righteous judge will give to me on that day and not to me only but also to all who have loved his appearing So he tells Timothy be diligent to come to me quickly For Demas has forsaken me having loved this present world He's departed for Thessalonica Crescens has departed for Galatia Titus for Dalmatia only Luke is with me In Rome at the end only Luke is with me verse 16 at my first offense No one stood with me, but all for sook me may it not be charged against them the Paul's words there alone at the end Reminiscent of the Lord's words at the cross This world heaping shame upon Jesus Christ at the cross as they murder him without cause The rulers sneered he saved others let him save himself The soldiers mocked if you're king of the Jews then save yourself Criminals on either side of him blasphemed if you are the Christ save yourself and us and Luke records all his Acquaintances and the women who followed him from Galilee stood at a distance Watching these things the disciples had all fled Peter had denied him three times Following him now at a distance Isaiah had said of him that he was despised and rejected by men a man of sorrows acquainted with grief We hid as it were our faces from him. He was despised. We did not esteem him In other words, we were ashamed of him. So whether it's the love of this world They'd deem us preferred or the fear of man that have kept many from standing with Paul at the hour of his need or the despised Visage of a crucified Savior a stumbling block to Jews and foolishness to Greeks Many many have made shipwreck of their faith ashamed of the gospel The Lord says Whoever is ashamed of me and my words in this adulterous and sinful generation of him The son of man also will be ashamed when he comes in the glory of his father with his holy angels So listen brothers and sisters If we're going to face this temptation to be ashamed of the gospel If we are going to stand with the apostle Paul and make the same assertion that he does If you will stand with Paul and say I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ Then you better have good reason to support that position You better have good reason your red your reason had better be clear and well Defined it better be Reason that flows from DNF DNA level heart convictions that you are willing to die for What reason would have Compelled Peter who denied the Lord what reason would have compelled the other disciples who had fled at his arrest They all fled the Lord Jesus Christ What would have compelled them to preach the gospel boldly to their own deaths? What would have compelled them to say I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ? What reason compelled Paul? for or because the gospel is The power of God to salvation for everyone who believes for the Jew first and also for the Greek That's the reason that Paul gives and what a great answer. That is a tremendous answer We think for a moment meditate on that answer all that that answer entails all the implications of that answer That answer will serve well to motivate you and I to take the same stand for you and I not to be ashamed of the Gospel for you and I to stand as Paul in the face of temptation and to preach the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ It is the power of God to salvation for everyone who believes for the Jew first and also for the Greek We want to lay hold of that truth this morning The gospel is the power of God to salvation notice three facts with me about the gospel from Paul's statement in verse 16 One the purpose of the gospel to the people of the gospel three the power of the gospel The purpose the people and the power first consider with me the purpose of the gospel Paul says I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ because the gospel is the power of God to Salvation the purpose of the gospel is salvation the gospel is good news the gospel is glad tidings concerning salvation the gospel of is a message of salvation We cannot be ashamed of this message. It is a message of salvation It is a message of salvation the word salvation presupposes damnation That's why it is in coming upon us brothers and sisters not to be ashamed of this message This is a message of salvation and that message presupposes damnation The Greek word translated salvation in verse 16 refers to being delivered from harm Literally to be snatched by force from some peril or danger That's what it's referring to that word salvation in this case. We know what the harm is We know what the danger is Paul tells us in verse 18 For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness You know men suppose God To be this frail old grandfather like figure Smells like old spice keeps a butterscotch in his pocket Wouldn't harm a fly But that's not the God of the Bible Those apart from Jesus Christ are in real peril if you are here this morning and you've not turned from your sin To put faith in Jesus Christ alone.   I will repay God is the one who flooded the earth and Killed every living thing but eight souls on the ark the animals who are with them God is the one who rained down fire upon Sodom and Gomorrah And this word salvation from verse 16 pictures those angels in Genesis chapter 19 Taking lot in his family forcibly by hand dragging them out of the city and safe flee for your life That's what salvation is Salvation carries the sense of God's people safe behind blood-stained Doorways as the angel of death strikes down the firstborn in the house of Egypt Apart from salvation Jonathan Edwards Well described the danger that you are in He said the God that holds you over the pit of hell much as one holds a spider or some loath some insect over the fire abhors you It is dreadfully provoked his wrath towards you burns like fire He looks upon you as worthy of nothing else but to be cast into the fire He is of pure eyes than the bear to have you in his sight You are ten thousand times more abominable in his eyes than the most hateful venomous serpent is in ours Salvation listen salvation is deliverance from harm Salvation is deliverance from danger Particularly it's deliverance from the harm that God himself intends against you in hell as judgment against your sin You have sinned against the holy God you have offended him with your rebellion That word salvation Encompasses all that is necessary to redeem you and to reconcile you to God to restore you into a right relationship with the one that you've offended with the one who Through the work of the Lord Jesus Christ holds out an offer to rescue you from the danger that you're in through rebellion in your sin Our understanding of the term that term salvation Should first include a five fold deliverance from sin Salvation would include a five fold deliverance from sin first Through salvation were delivered from the guilt of sin All men are born under a state of condemnation David said I was brought forth in iniquity and in sin my mother conceived me Listen, we are born under the law and being born under the law We're born under the condemnation of the law. We were born under a sentence of death The proof of that is that every man dies That's not just some Arbitrary event that takes place at the end of life Men die because of sin Romans chapter 3 verse 19 we know that whatever the law says it says to those who are under the law that Every mouth may be stopped in all the world may become guilty before God And through salvation we are delivered from the guilt of sin There is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus second Through salvation. We are delivered from the power of sin Our trouble isn't merely that we are guilty of sin. We are enslaved to sin Jesus Christ himself in John chapter 8 verse 34 most assuredly I say to you whoever commits sin is a slave of sin and brothers and sisters That's because our nature is apart from Jesus Christ apart from a new creation apart from the spirit of God Causing us to be born again. We are by nature Children of wrath by nature sons and daughters of disobedience by nature of our fathers the devil Someone says I have free will Yes, you are free to sin in any number of ways in keeping with your own depraved nature Romans chapter 6 verse 16 Do you not know that whom you present yourselves slaves to obey you are that one slaves whom you obey Whether of sin leading to death or of obedience leading to righteousness, which is exchanging one form of slavery for another Having been set free from sin in salvation Paul says by the grace of God we become slaves of righteousness Third we are delivered from the pollution of sin from the corruption That is the effect of sin in your life Peter says that through exceedingly great and Precious promises we are made partakers of the divine nature having escaped the corruption that is in the world through lust But not merely or only in the world does that corruption exist Paul describes this corruption as Another principle within our own members. It lies within our own flesh Romans chapter 7 verse 21 Paul says I find then a law that evil is present with me the one who wills to do good I delight in the law of God according to the inward man But I see this other law this other principle in my members that wars against the law of my mind and Brings me into captivity to the law of sin, which is in my members. Oh Wretched man that I am you ever thought that way before Your own inward corruption your own inward pollution the remaining effects and consequences and Perversions of sin within our own flesh. Oh Wretched man that I am who will deliver me from this body of death. I Thank God through Jesus Christ our Lord who sets us free from that pollution Salvation must deal with the corruption of our very natures that we are depraved fourth We are being gradually delivered from the presence of sin Hebrews chapter 10 verse 14 explains that through one offering Jesus Christ has perfected forever those who are being that word is present active it's ongoing Being sanctified Jesus Christ has perfected forever those who are being sanctified in other words further and further and further more and more progressively set apart to holiness through a present ongoing work of the spirit of God and one day and that will come to a Glorious end when we ourselves will be glorified Not merely as we've talked about before not merely passe non-pecari or able not to sin But brothers and sisters we will be non passe picari not able to sin praise God Salvation must fully must finally and will Eventually deal with the presence of sin altogether in the life of a believer in the life of one who is his And finally salvation must deliver us from the penalty of sin Romans chapter 6 verse 22 having been set free from sin and having become slaves of God We have our fruit to holiness and to the end. What is it? everlasting life everlasting life Fully and finally delivered from the penalty of sin thinking of salvation that word salvation in These terms also highlights salvation doesn't it as a past Present and future reality Right thinking of salvation that term in all that it entails Also involves for us salvation as a past present and future reality many people when they think of salvation I did growing up Often think of it as a single one-time occurrence when ordinarily you did something in the past and now based upon your so-called sincerity and doing whatever that thing was you're now saved with no further concern for anything else in the future right and Lot of times they will tell you if you doubt your salvation go back and look at the date Go back and look at what you did boy. Where's your faith when you do that right? It's not in Jesus Christ Ephesians chapter 2 verse 8 for by grace you have been saved Past through faith that not of yourselves. It is the gift of God not of works less. Anyone should boast There is an aspect of salvation that is past never to be repeated never to be undone And Paul says having been justified by faith. That's an heiress passive for folks who are considering Greek It's a snapshot of an event that took place in the past and now has ongoing Implications in the present and in the future, but it took place in the past Paul says having been Justified by faith we have now peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. Can you see past? occurrence having been justified Current realities peace with God you see We have been forgiven of all our sin our sin Imputed to Jesus Christ the righteousness of the Lord Jesus Christ Imputed or credited given to us as a free gift of God's grace and we are declared to be Righteous we are reconciled to God. We are adopted into the household of God and we present tense have Eternal life and now you and I rejoice in hope of the glory of God. Amen There's an aspect of our salvation that is past never to be repeated never to be undone Those who are saved by Jesus Christ Continue to experience salvation first Corinthians chapter 1 verse 18 For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are present active perishing But to us who are being saved Present passive It is the power of God Notice it is not the power of man To those of you who are saving yourselves by turning to Christ in faith or walking an hour saying a prayer taking the mass or Whatever it is this mindless ritual heartless thing you do. No, it doesn't say that But to us who are being say it's called the divine passive for a reason It's a divine passive because God is the one who is working in power to bring it about right to us who are being saved Present passive it is the power of God salvation in this sense Is an ongoing present process as much as it is a past reality? We are those Being sanctified while we are being preserved by God to the end sanctification and perseverance We aren't fully Separated from sin yet. Are we? There's work left to be done in us. Isn't there a Lot our old man has been crucified That's true. We have become as Paul would say a new lump That's true, but now we must purge out the old leaven Now we must put on the new man renewed in knowledge according to the image of him who created him Romans chapter 13 verse 11 praise God Paul says our salvation is Nearer than when we first believed if you're used to thinking about salvation in terms of only a past Tense occurrence at some point in your life and that statement of Paul makes absolutely no sense How is it that our salvation is nearer than when we first believe praise God is near Those who have been saved by grace through faith in the past Those who are being saved through sanctification by the spirit in the present will one day Certainly experience a fully consummated and final salvation in the future Romans chapter 5 verse 9 Much more than having now been justified by his blood We shall be saved future passive passive again Shall be saved from wrath through him For if when we were enemies we were reconciled to God through the death of his son much more having been Reconciled past we shall be saved future by his life. Do you see? Romans chapter 8 verse 23 not only that But we also who have the first fruits of the spirit even we ourselves grown within ourselves Eagerly awaiting for the adoption the redemption of our body. I thought we were already adopted. I thought we were already redeemed Inaugurated yes redeemed. Yes adopted. Yes the fullness of that still awaits For we are saved in this hope But hope that is seen is not hope for why does one still hope for what he sees? There's we don't have the fullness of it yet But if we hope for what we do not see we eagerly wait for it with perseverance If this is your best life now, then what hope do you have? Where is your hope? We hope for something greater We hope for what we do not see and so we wait eagerly for it with perseverance Jude verse 24 Now to him who was able to keep you from stumbling and to present you Faultless before the presence of his glory with exceeding joy To God our Savior who alone is wise be glory and majesty dominion and power both now and forever Amen the notice all Aspects of Salvation that word past present and future Described using the passive voice Described using the passive voice That doesn't negate the necessity of working out our own salvation with fear and trembling does it doesn't render those commands of scripture useless or Hypothetical or unnecessary But it does communicate that even as we do that even as we work out our own salvation with fear and trembling It is God who is the one who has it work in us to will and to do according to his good pleasure Our salvation past present future is all a work of grace God is the one who saves That doesn't negate our laboring our striving our running our working That doesn't negate the means that God uses to bring about that Sanctification that perseverance But it does not negate the fact that God is the one who saves Furthermore Notice it's not only that we are saved from harm Or that we are saved from danger from sin from the wrath of God Note with me what we are saved to we are reconciled to God We are saved to Eternal life we are delivered to a glorious hope to the presence of his glory with exceeding joy Herein lies the purpose of the gospel Salvation is a five-fold deliverance salvation is a three-tenths reality Salvation which is all of grace the work of God reconciling sinners to himself in love and in joy and in hope That's what Paul has in mind here when he says that He is not ashamed of the gospel because the gospel is the power of God to salvation to you the gospel was a message of this salvation a Glorious hope a glorious joy and Almost unspeakable unimaginable gift Forgiveness of all your sin and reconciliation with God peace with God through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ I don't have to do anything, but believe upon him who gave himself for me. Yes, believe upon him and be saved What a gift what a tremendous message and there are people Perishing continuously without it. It is the power of God to salvation It is the gospel that was the power of God for our salvation It is the gospel that is the power of God to salvation It is the gospel that will be the power of God for our salvation So you and I Let's place ourselves continually under the preaching of the gospel Remember Paul is ready to preach the gospel to this church in Rome Where there are already believers certainly Paul's gonna preach the gospel to the lost But Paul's ready to preach the gospel to this church in Rome beloved of God called to be saints Those whom Paul has said have been justified through faith past tense So you and I we've noted the purpose of the gospel Note then with me the people to whom the power of God in the gospel is directed Note with me the people verse 16 for I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ for it is the power of God to salvation for Everyone who believes for the Jew first and also for the Greek Literally verse 16 for everyone who is believing Present tense we're thinking a lot this morning already of these tenses and the grammar of these verses these clauses and that's important It is literally for everyone who is present tense ongoing believing In other words the gospel not only serves as the means through which God initially brings salvation But the gospel is also the means through which God works in power to continue their salvation Through sanctification by the spirit and perseverance in the faith The gospel is not only for the lost in other words the gospel is also for believers those who are present tense believing The gospel is not only that means by which the Lord saves us The gospel is also that means through which he continues to nourish our faith Sustaining our faith encourage our faith mature our faith preserve our faith strengthen our faith Through which God grows us in our knowledge and apprehension of the fullness of the Blessedness that is eternally ours through the person and work of Jesus Christ Many Christians Have been saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ in response to the gospel and then Those same Christians Begin to live as though the Christian life is then sustained through works of the law Or that favor with God is somehow Merited Favor given by or through works of the law that somehow having been justified freely by his grace The ongoing reality of his favor in my life may only be maintained by my works or by my performance Now certainly think with me now Certainly we would understand the law to be a rule of life for the Christian our confession says as much Our confession describes it as a means through which we are to know and obey the will of God And that is important for the Christian. It is a means The law is a means through which we may examine ourselves Grow in our conviction against sin grow in our hatred towards sin it's through the law that we we cultivate a clearer Site a clearer understanding of our need for the Lord Jesus Christ The law is helpful useful to restrain our sin The law is helpful useful to convict us of sin the law warns us of the consequences of our sin the law in that sense is a means through which God may work to Preserve us in the faith and keep us from the path to apostasy But the law Can never again condemn us of sin never Faced again with the law's demands We are no longer to subject ourselves to the judgment of the law We're no longer to put ourselves back under the condemnation of the law. Why? Because the gospel is the power of God to salvation The gospel is that means through which God Applies the blessings and benefits of the person and work of Jesus Christ by his spirit to preserve us in the faith to mature As in the faith to grow us in the faith and to keep us to the end The gospel we're to live in light of the gospel We are to flee to Christ through the gospel not cower Under the condemnation of the law when there is therefore now no condemnation anymore for those who are in Christ Jesus Paul asked the Galatians having begun in the spirit. Are you now be made perfect by the flesh? I am not to imagine for a moment. I Am not to imagine for a moment That favor with God is somehow earned or merited by my performance Having been justified by faith past tense. I have present tense peace with God through Jesus Christ and I am to continuously Remember that present tense through the gospel It's through those blessed realities expressed in the gospel that we are more than conquerors again guilt under the law isn't awful motivator There's no power in the law To purify us one spec There's no power in the law to transform you one bit The power is in the gospel. Do you see? There's no power in the law that can afford us one ounce of victory over sin The gospel is the power of God to salvation for everyone who is believing There is no power in the law that can afford us one ounce of peace and affliction It is the gospel that is the power of God to salvation for everyone who is believing There's no power in the law that can make us holy True holiness flows from faith in Jesus Christ through the gospel Adherence to the law is not legalism But that law has no power to transform We know that this is the right way to think and speak right Most who have grown up into the preaching of the gospel and accurate gospel of sound biblical church Would affirm that that is the right way to think and to speak but sometimes there is in the life of the Christian a disconnect in Applying what we say we rightly understand When it comes to application, it can be difficult And those truths can be muddied as we under the conviction of our own sin begin to Inch ourselves back underneath the condemnation that we've been set free from What you'll see in a Christian or in a church with a wrong view of the law what you will see in a Christian or in a church that Seeks to place themselves or the people back under the condemnation of law is a legal temper Illegal temper you'll see self Righteousness you will see spiritual pride Or on the other hand you'll see morbid introspection naval gazing Insecurity hopelessness lack of assurance spiritual depression These are fearful and dangerous ditches on either side of gospel truth If God is for us then who can be against us He who did not spare his own son, but delivered him up for us all how shall he not then With him freely give to us all things. Do you believe it? Who shall bring a charge against God's elect it's God who justifies Who is he who condemns it is Christ who died furthermore is also risen Who is even at the right hand of God who also makes intercession for us who shall separate us from the love of Christ Shall tribulation or distress or persecution or famine or nakedness or peril or sword This is the gospel do you see This is what we're to lay hold of this is what we're to apprehend. This is how we conquer We conquer in the power of his spirit in the blessedness of what Jesus Christ has already accomplished We labor and fight and strive into this power It is the power of God to salvation for everyone who is believing for your sake Paul says we're killed all day long We're accounted for sheep as the slaughter yet in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us That's the motivation right for I am persuaded Neither death nor life nor angels nor principalities nor powers nor things present nor things to come nor height nor depth Nor any other created thing shall be able to separate us from the love of God Which is in Christ Jesus our Lord and I am not ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ It is the power of God to salvation. Do you see? What an awesome reason We'll see all that working through the text of Romans In this everyone who is believing in this Paul didn't have one gospel for Jews and another gospel for Gentiles Paul had one gospel And it is the power of God through which men are saved in believing The gospel is for the Jew first in one sense. It's the Jew first chronologically Lord told the woman at the well in Samaria that salvation was of the Jews. It started with the Jews Right God worked through Abraham and Abraham's seed So when the apostles were sent out they were sent first to the lost sheep of the house of Israel and Then to the Gentiles. You see that pattern in Paul's own ministry They were to begin in Jerusalem in Judea and then on to Samaria in the uttermost ends of the earth. So historically Chronologically salvation was to the Jew first. It was also It was also because the Jews were in as much need of the gospel as anyone else We're gonna see that through the rest of chapter one into chapter two And into chapter three. So the next couple of years. We're gonna be talking about that Paul's gonna make that point very clear very clear There's no one outside the scope of the gospel praise God Why because it is the power of God to salvation for? everyone everyone everyone who believes Paul is not ashamed of the gospel because of its purpose. It is the power of God to Salvation Paul is not ashamed of the gospel because of the people that it's for it's for everyone who is believing For the Jew first and also for the Greek And Paul is not ashamed of the gospel Because it is the power of God to salvation The gospel Isn't merely a word about the person in work of Jesus Christ It isn't merely a statement or a message about the power of God to save those who believe the gospel Paul says is The power of God to salvation for everyone who believes now there are Two subtle nuances that I would like for us to draw from this simple statement first The gospel is God's Power is the power of God Through which God works in his power to save in other words not Man's power In other words the gospel is not what God tells us to do so that we may turn and work in our own power To save ourselves Jeremiah chapter 13 verse 23 Can the Ethiopian change his skin or the leopard its spots? Then may you also do good who are accustomed to do evil? That is the death knell of Arminianism and yet People miss that simple fact We cannot save ourselves. We cannot transform ourselves. We cannot change our spots We cannot change our skin. We cannot change our nature We are powerless to overcome our own sinful proclivities our own sinful nature Self-help may correct temporal habits, but it cannot change the human heart You can go to a 12-step program and be set free so to speak May you may think from some habit that you've sinned your way into but it does a nothing to change your nature and frankly Professing churches all over the place that try to replicate that worldly wisdom Making it somehow under the guise of biblical wisdom. No the gospel is the power of God to salvation for everyone who is believing The gospel is what transforms the human heart That which the law could not do in that it was weak through the flesh God did by sending his own son the likeness of sinful flesh so that the righteous requirement of the law might be fulfilled in us Who do not walk according to our flesh, but according to the spirit Salvation will not come through man's wisdom salvation will not come through human arguments worldly philosophy manipulation coercion persuasion reason ingenuity there is a place for Persuasion and pleading in the preaching of God's word, but that in of itself has no power The power is in the gospel to save and God uses means The gospel is God's power and The Simon maguses of the world the Simon maguses of the evangelical world cannot seize it for themselves and Wealed it themselves stir it up for themselves like many try to do right. That's that that's the whole point behind this manipulative approach to worship this manipulative approach to the culture right I'm trying to manipulate them and you know I I Knew a guy once And shortly after I converted met this Scoundrel Who used to say? Give me five minutes alone with somebody and I'll get you a convert for Christ Right. He had sat down worked out his Presentation to such a degree followed it to in his own mind followed it to perfection Such that you would be stupid if you said no right manipulation manipulation manipulation he claimed it was the power of God Unbelievable and listen that is the testimony of many a professing church The gospel is God's power Through which he works in his power to save secondly The gospel is God's power to salvation Inherent to the gospel message inherent to it is the power of an omnipotent God That power alone is sufficient to save the chief of sinners sufficient to transform and humble the hardest of human hearts Think for a moment with me about the power of God on display in our salvation If you are saved God called you to himself in power If you are saved God called you to himself in his power It was an effectual call an efficacious call. It was a wonder working call it accomplished the purpose for which God intended it when in your in Transigence when in your abstinence you stubbornly resisted all your life When God called you by his spirit you turned to faith in Jesus Christ You couldn't resist any longer could you because Christ was to you now precious It was in power in power that God caused you to be born again It was in power that your life was changed It was in power that you became a new creation in Christ and now whom having not seen you love Though you now you do not see him yet believing you rejoice with joy inexpressible and full of glory Why the power of the living God at work on and in you It is that same power at work in and through you now that is sanctifying you Conforming you to the perfect image of his son. It is that same power at work Enabling you and powering you to obey Have you thought of your self? Considered your experience in those terms When all of those years you were fruitless and hopeless and wallowing in your sin and For God to come in power and to change your wicked heart For God to come in power and to change your wicked affections and change your wicked desires and to transform Them into Christ exalting Christ-loving desires and affections, right? amazing It just changed you Transformed you and now you continue to be changed continue to be transformed Sometimes not at the pace that you and I would like to see Our inward corruption a devilish thing But the Lord at work in us It is that same power by which God now has preserved you all this time in the faith Why is it that you are still?  You are held by God's power And it will be by the power of God that you are glorified first Corinthians chapter 6 verse 14 God both raised up the Lord and will also raise us up by his power The same power that raised Jesus Christ from the dead is the power with which God will raise us up Now we know and we understand the power of God at work in our salvation because his power is effective It is accomplishing an actual work This is not For a moment right the genuine Christian cannot would not say this is some Imaginary fiction you are a new creation if you're in Christ God is at work and you can see the effects of it. It is effectual. It is efficacious. We see the efficacious We see the fruits The gospel quote-unquote without being pragmatic works Why because it is the power of God to salvation for everyone who is believing and Because it is by God's power. It is certain It will end in glorification It will end having begun the work. God will complete the work. It will end in glorification Martin Lloyd-Jones describes it as a prescription Right the power of God in the gospel. He uses the analogy of someone with a terminal condition Going to the doctor this doctor has the cure willing to give him the cure hands him a prescription and the words of that prescription are Powerful as he will submit that prescription and be healed of his malady right the gospel is the Prescription through which God works in power to do what God intends through the gospel Which is to save your wretched soul to save my wretched soul It is efficacious many times over the years in Preaching the gospel to people where in having the conversation with them They are somehow imagining right That simple mental ascent simple agreement with a set of facts is the basis on which they're saved And many times in professing churches That's the manner in which they present the gospel if you agree with these facts then ask Jesus into your heart You're saved don't ever doubt it ABC With no life transformation no are for repentance no Born again none of that Just admit your sinner believe these facts confess Jesus Christ and you're you're saved and then when you talk to them about What is this? Transformative work of the power of God of a life of a genuine believer you are Explaining color to a blind person All right Absolutely no understanding whatsoever of those things remember standing on the driveway with a guy one time and he was about to professing Christian it was on the verge of a divorce with his wife and He said that there's no way it was because of sexual immorality and there was no way that he could control himself Like yeah, you're exactly right. There's no way that you can control yourself The power is not in your flesh to do so the power is in the gospel you profess the Lord Jesus Christ and yet in Your acts in your works you deny him. Do you see? The gospel is the power of God to salvation. It is efficacious in the life of everyone who is believing Well, that's the reason that Paul gives Paul says I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ because it is the power of God to salvation For everyone who believes for the Jew first and also for the Greek that reason the reason why Paul is not ashamed of the gospel of Christ can only Be given with respect to the gospel of Jesus Christ You notice that that cannot be said of anything else There is Nothing else that can be claimed to be the power of God to salvation The cults do not have it Roman Catholicism does not have it Islam does not have it Buddha never saw it, right? It is in nothing else, but the gospel of Jesus Christ. It is unique to the gospel alone Frankly any other Reason could be easily and is easily counterfeited counterfeited We're witnessing to a guy one time he was saved because he had spoken in tongues. I know the Lord is with me I know the Spirit is with me because I spoke in tongues Hindus speak in tongues. What are we going to say about Hindus who do not believe in Jesus Christ? Right any other reason can be counterfeited. I feel that God is with me. He's always been with your feelings Fickle counterfeited fleeting fluctuating with every circumstance Any other reason can be counterfeited any other reason that begins or ends with us Cannot be the reason on which you base your convictions in the gospel You cannot say simply because of my experience I'm not ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ. What happens when you misinterpret your experience? What happens when? the Sometimes waning and fleeting highs that accompany that experience are no longer highs any number of worldly philosophies Have employed been employed Attempted to have been employed with the same effect People have said because of the gospel. I'm happier. I have more joy in my life Is that the reason that you're not ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ? What happens when your joy? evaporates in the Heat of affliction What happens when you're faced with real suffering? Brother and sisters, what happens what happens if that's your reason if that's your basis For stating I'm not ashamed of the gospel of Christ and what happens when this world comes pounding on the door of our church The way the lost pounded on the door in the city of Sodom and Sodom right What happens when that persecution comes is that? philosophy Going to be the strength on which you? lean or Is it because the gospel is the power of God to salvation for everyone who believes? God at work in power through the gospel to save sinners to himself Is that going to be the reason? Remember witnessing to a lady one time and she said I just I you know really like what you're saying that all makes complete sense to me I'm gonna go back and talk to my priest about that. He's such a nice guy people today professing Christians professing Christians Plague eight a guilty conscience play Kate their sense of need with all kinds of Snake oils and cotton candies But only the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ is the power of God to salvation Because it is the power of God to salvation In it the righteousness of God is revealed all of the reasons can be counterfeited our reason on which we are to base our convictions Must be unique must be distinctive To the gospel itself must be only something that a born again recipient of wonder working grace could say One who has been given a new nature one who has been created a new and one who would say that God has done it all Let's root our reason as Paul does in that truth What they believe what they experienced They became eyewitnesses of these things It was that truth that compelled those formerly fleeing Disciples back into the city that crucified their savior to preach the gospel themselves To their own death It is the same compelling reason that constrained Paul to preach the gospel to be to be determined to do nothing among them except Christ and him crucified They all became bold proclaimers of the gospel for this reason the gospel is the power of God to salvation God please grant us that same boldness as we stand unashamed in proclamation of his gospel. Amen. Amen. Let's pray Father in heaven Lord, we praise you we worship you we stand in all of you we magnify your name Because of the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, which is the power of God to salvation for everyone who is believing We praise you and thank you Lord that that gospel treasure has been given to us Through which you have worked in power to redeem us and reconcile us to transform us To sanctify us to grow us to mature us and to give us a hope and A certain inheritance we thank you for that truth We also thank you Lord that you have deposited that great great treasure with earth and vessels now Privileged with a blessing of standing with the apostle Paul and saying I'm not ashamed and Preaching this gospel with boldness knowing that through the gospel you intend to build your church in a safe centers I pray that we would go out in faith Lord in that Certain truth that we would go out in the strength that your spirit supplies And that we would be faithful to you and the proclamation of this good word Help us as we do and I pray God for the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ for the encouragement of your saints That you would give us much fruit for your name We thank you for this and pray it in Christ's name. Amen


Hey, what's up? Welcome back to our channel in today's video. I'm gonna show you step-by-step how you can start coaching less and Generate more revenue. So making more money within your business and there's really two ways you can do this All right, and I've done it both ways many coaches that I've been personally helping right now They're doing both of these things right now, or they're just using one but we want to make sure that This is very crystal clear because if you try to do this out of order, it's not gonna make sense All right now there's many stages to business if you're just starting then right now I'm assuming you're just trying to get clients you want to work a lot You want to get a lot of clients that you're training and you're trying to fill up your schedule And I know that because when I first started that's what I did I wanted to try to work as many hours as humanly possible and The reason why I did that is because I was charging a very Small amount per session I was charging like 15 bucks a session So I had to work a lot of sessions every single week if I wanted to make money right and that meant I was basically working seven days a week I did that for a couple years, and I realized you know what I'm not gonna be able to sustain that and It was turning into a job instead of a business and there's a difference if you just create a job for yourself You're gonna work every single day.  Do I want to be at the field every single day and be tired every single morning when I wake up and be drained of training? Or do I want to create more of a flexible schedule for myself where I'm training less clients I'm working less hours, and I'm charging premium fees So this means when parents invest into my program They're investing a lot of money, but on the flip side. They're getting the best possible product for their son or daughter That's the way I look at I'm not gonna just charge a bunch of money for a crap service I'm gonna charge a lot of money for the best service And I'm very bold about that because I know the value that I provide for my clients And I know recently we shot a video on how to create more value if you haven't seen that Definitely go watch that video, right? But again, there's two ways you can do this You can grind it out the field all day long This is what most coaches end up doing and then they get burned out, right? Or we can structure this in a way where you are working less charging more, right?   I need to add more value. You know what? I need to create a results-based program. You know what? I should be charging more I should be charging what I'm worth not what someone is willing to pay me I'm charging what I'm worth. Alright, and this way what we can do is we can attract Clients who can commit to your program and that way they're committing to like six to twelve months They're not doing these like three session packages or four session packages that I know a lot of coaches do, right? And one of my favorite things is when I get to see one of the coaches in our mastermind When they actually take vacations, they take vacations away from their training program They can go away for seven to ten days and then when they come back Everything is still in place. They're not having to do all these makeup sessions. They're not worried about finances Their business is streamlined where they can take time off and that's how I want you to build your business I don't want you to be in the trenches every single day of the year I want you to be able to take time off Enjoy time with your family if you're married go on more vacations if you have kids spend more time with your kids That's the whole purpose, right and we can do that by raising the investment and raising the value of your program And obviously you could do that as well if you hire other coaches, which is a completely different video that I can make Right, but we want this to be set up to where you think through and you think clearly about what it is You're doing do you want to grind it out every day and I can guarantee you if there's a hundred coaches in front of me right now 90 of them are grinding it out right now. They're they're working too much at the field. They're not getting paid what they're worth They don't value themselves as high as I do, right and that's not to sound arrogant I just know because I've been doing this for 10 years. I used to value myself very low But once I saw the results, it's like, you know what my program is a lot better than I thought it was and I need to add more and more value I'm still trying to add more and more value even 10 years later This way I can speed up the results of the of my program and that way I can use those results as case studies and I can once I use those case studies then I can get more clients Okay, so I hope this video helps you out If you want to learn more about our mastermind program click that button up here that will take you to an information page You'll learn all about the program. You'll see what it's about see who it's helped see the results of that Of that program with the coaches that have already gone through it I can't wait to see you there. 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2020 intern at the San Francisco Public Library. Today we are going to make a DIY balloon powered hovercraft. Let's get started. For this craft you're going to need a CD, a balloon, a bottle cap, a glue gun, and a pair of scissors. You can pause the video right now to go gather your materials. First take the tip with the glue gun and gently press it onto the middle of the bottle cap. Give it a couple seconds and this should mount a hole in it. You can use scissors to make the hole bigger if you need to, but if you have a smaller and thinner bottle cap you can simply poke the hole with your scissors. Another alternative to this would be using a needle and poking several holes onto the bottle cap. This way you can control the airflow by choosing how many holes to poke. Next you're going to take the bottle cap and glue it onto the center of the CD using the glue gun. Make sure to be careful with the glue gun. Never touch the tip or the top in general because it is very hot and it will burn your finger. You don't have to put too much glue and it should still stick fairly well. Be sure to turn off your glue gun or unplug it because you'll no longer need it in the next steps. Now you're going to take your balloon, blow it up, and twist the end of it. Twisting the end will prevent the air from releasing too early. Then you're going to wrap the end of the balloon around your bottle cap. This may take a few tries because the balloon does sometimes slip, but after you're done it should look something like this. You might want to hold the balloon where it wraps around the bottle cap or where it twists so no air releases involuntarily.  Now release it on the table and have fun with it. You can even test it out on different surfaces to see how it would work. So what's the science behind this? Normally when you push the CD on the table it barely slides. This is because of friction. Friction is the resistance force that occurs when two surfaces slide against each other. As you can see in the picture the blue arrow shows the direction you are pushing the object and the red arrow shows the friction force which is in the opposite direction of the blue arrow. In this case when you slide the regular CD on the table the friction force goes against the way you slide it causing it to stop. Sliding on a rougher surface like a carpet would also increase the friction force causing it to stop faster. So how does attaching the balloon on the CD make it glide smoother? When you first pull up the balloon you're filling it up with air molecules also shown as the blue specks in the picture. After you attach it to the CD the air molecules escape the balloon through the hole of the bottle cap and go in between the CD and the table. Now there's a layer of air molecules in between even if it's too small for the human eyes to see. The layer of air molecules reduces the friction between the table and CD allowing it to glide smoothly. As the air from the balloon runs out and all the air molecules are released the air cushion is no longer there and the CD slows down until it comes to a complete stop. This is also the same concept as air hockey which you have probably either played or seen at the arcade before. However in air hockey the air continuously comes out from the table so the puck doesn't stop gliding mid game. The air released from the table reduces the friction between the puck and the table. Be sure to check out the rest of the STEM challenge yourself videos by SFPL librarians and Yale interns. Thanks for watching!


Good morning, hello, welcome to another vlog. I am actually in San Diego. I just landed at the airport. It's very loud here, I don't even know if you can hear me. I'm always so confused by this airport when I come here but I've had quite the morning I got up. Just ran way too late on the way to the airport. My Uber driver took a wrong turn and made me like 15 minutes more late because he had never really been to Phoenix before and he just was like confused I guess. So he took a wrong turn, we did a circle around the airport. It was just like really confusing and then oh good, this is where my bag's coming out. And then I got to the airport and I believe it was like 8.58 and my flight started boarding at 9.20 so I had to wait in line, check my bag, wait in another line and go through security and I did it in like I think 26 minutes. So that was rough, it followed me on Instagram. I documented that whole thing but yeah, surprise. I'm here to see Sierra again, I'm so excited. I think she's here waiting for me so I just have to get my bag and head out. They have a really fun, it's like I have to stay on like 48 hour trip as last time planned, I'm excited to see her, I'm excited to see Skyler, the dogs and we're gonna go on a nice little photo shoot today. We've I guess got three locations I think that we're doing just like last time and we're gonna be doing some swimsuits as well. We're in my Primark outfit for look number one but yeah, I'm gonna get my bag and then we're gonna meet up with Sierra, can't wait. Got a permanent carnival that they have all the time and it's our first Instagram location. If you saw the last vlogs when we were all together we did a little Instagram photo shoot day so we're doing the same today.  But you got it here, we got it. We're going to the beach, location for these and then we're gonna try to eat as much as we humanly can.  Got birthday cake and mint chocolate chip. God, we're going down. Cute. Your swimsuit matches the lifeguard tower, it's so cute. Yes, queen. Yee-haw. To finish location number three, outfit number four. As you can see I am wearing this bathing suit, these bottoms, oh, do you like my shoes by the way? These bottoms are so cute. Oh thank you, they're from Forever 21 and then this top is from Torjay. Good old Torjay and I actually bought it when I was with Skylar and Sierra last time when we did our video for Sierra's channel.  It's looking good though. Thank you so much. Jealous of everyone who's walking behind you. So you like it. I'm wearing a gospel church service and instead of saying amen they said yee-haw. You say that I want to say, but I didn't say yee. There we go, that'll be our catchphrase. Yeah, that's it. For our final look of the day, our final location, we're at this little kind of like harbor area but it's got some like nice sand and water that we can take pics at. Even though it's overcast, it'll be okay. And I'm wearing my final swimsuit which I did show in my airy video which I believe will be live by the time you guys see this, I think it will be. This top is like this kind of like white bandeau. I love it, I love these brown bottoms. I'm not obviously gonna wear the shoes for the pics. I'm excited, I don't even care that the sun's not out. We're gonna get some great pics. I'm gonna try to like prop you guys up, but we'll see. Quick stop at Target. Oh, my hair has fallen out so that's good news. But we are stocking up on stuff for dinner. We got some chips, we got some ice cream, we got some makeup lights, we got some spring mix, some carrots and some pizza. We have all the food groups we've got it all covered. So we're gonna go home, make some dinner. Steven's on his way, I think, soon, right? The dogs are anticipating your arrival. I was just staying in the car, I was like, I'm really excited to see my friends and I'm gonna be just like all the, I'm sending all the good vibes out because I want Bruiser to like me again. So I'm hoping for like lightning to strike twice and for her to like me. I mean, I hope she'll remember me, but we'll see. I think she'll remember you. I honestly, I've never seen her like take to someone that quickly. So I think she'll remember you. It's like, it gives me anxiety. Like I have a lot of pressure to live up to but I'm really excited. It's like the second date. It's so well the first time. I hope she still likes me. So it is much later now. I have since acquired some chocolate on my sweatshirt. We love relatable queen. We had some pizza for dinner. It was amazing. And then we had some salad as well. We had some ice cream, which I am wearing some of. We watched Anchorman. We quoted the entire movie. Literally the entire movie. Like don't watch movies with us.  We were great. Like literally every line we were saying it before it even happened. So it was great. And then we're just taking a little wine break, which, well, we're on our second wine but we are, cheers. Oh, by the way, I'm back with my girls, my girl squad. Are you so excited? Your friend Carrie is home. Bella, I'm really excited. Bella makes a lot of noise. Yes, it's great. I love her. I said earlier, she was my spirit animal and Sierra said that Bruiser was who she always wanted to be like in high school but Bella is who she really is.  I'm not really that hungry. And then Bella's like, I needy, love me, feed me. I'm starving. Like run around and give me attention. I really, so, so deeply. Yeah, we're just taking a little wine break. We think we're gonna watch some step brothers after this. We had like a discussion earlier. It was actually right after I turned off the camera at Target when we were talking last, you and me here. I'm talking to a camera, but I'm also talking to you guys. But we were like, oh my God, like we should watch old Will Ferrell movies. So that's what we're doing. Me. Oh, there she goes. Got close to the door. Oh, Brendan. The thing is I didn't do that. She just didn't do it before. She doesn't want to end it again. She got up on her own. She does that. She sits like a meerkat. But now she just wants to like your face a lot. What needs to be watered. Okay guys, I am in bed now. After day one, I'm exhausted. It's been a long day. I don't even remember if I like fully explained the airport situation. I think I did, but I like, I didn't wake up late or anything. I actually woke up kind of early and I was just like, piddle farting around my house for like ever. And then I realized, okay, I need to be, I remembered last night thinking, okay, I need to leave my house at eight 30, blah, blah, blah. And I remembered, no, I actually need to be at the airport at eight 30. And it was like eight 31 by the time I realized that.  So I was like, cool, I'll call an Uber. And it was a guy, as I mentioned at the beginning of this vlog who had never, like he had only lived in Arizona for like a month. And he didn't really know his way around town. And so we were on our way to the airport and it was, you know, a good 20 minutes or whatever. And we're getting ready to get off at the exit for the airport. And he missed the exit. And then he took a whatever, I guess whatever route his map suggested or maybe he took a different route, but we went like around the airport around the other side when we literally could have just gotten off of the next exit.  You were going the wrong way. Like, I didn't want to be that like, no at all. I was super late to the airport. I mean, I was already running late, but then I was super late on top of it. Then when we got to the airport, it was like full traffic. Like, I've of course never seen it like that, but I've also never been that late. And it was 20 minutes before my flight boarded. I've never, I've gotten to the airport like an hour before my flight boarded before, but never like, I wish if I was checking a bag. Like I was just walking right through security if you know a big deal, but I was just like, oh my God. So I got to the baggage check-in, whatever. And luckily where I was at, it was like all self check-in. So I did that like really quickly. I did not have chance to vlog. I was literally like shaking.  I was scared that it was too late for me to like check my bag, but luckily they still let me check it in. I checked my bag and then she was like D4 or whatever. And I practically ran up there to security. And then I got to the security. And of course it was one of the longest security lines I've had. It's just the way the universe works. You know what I mean? It's like when you really want to get somewhere quickly, that's when you have the longest security line ever. Also if you can hear wind in this, I'm sorry, there's a fan going and it's kind of incredible. It's kind of blowing my mind right now. I don't really know if I have anything else to update you guys on today. It's been a pretty chill day, but like we've done a lot at the same time. So I'm pretty exhausted. It's been so fun to like reunite with Sierra and Skyler again. I've had such a good time hanging out. I miss Drew a lot. I miss my little family. That's pretty much going to do it for today's vlog. I hope you guys enjoyed it. I hope you can hear Sierra's tape in the background because it sounds like I'm farting, but it's actually just her wrapping her Poshmark border.  I am so tired. I'm going to bed. I will see you guys in the morning. Bye.


So without much ado, I would like to also invite the next speaker Hey, what come in here? I am so excited to be here. I'm Kayleigh champion. I'm gonna tell you about a research project I've been working on with Benjamin Mako Hill about Taboo subjects in Wikipedia Awesome, so when I say that I study taboo Something that people often will ask me is how do you identify what's taboo? What does taboo even mean and isn't that just subjective? So taboo are those topics that by definition we're reluctant to talk about. They're yucky They pollute us to think of them to talk about them. They're forbidden in some way But a lot of the subjects that are taboo in our cultures and our religions are Also important for us to understand they have to do with mental health with physical personal health with violence with Sexuality these are things that we need to know about so how does Wikipedia respond to this? That was the sort of focus of our research question But to identify taboo without kind of relying on my personal sense of what's taboo and what's not I Took an approach of looking for euphemisms. So why did I look at euphemisms? What is a euphemism? We come up with euphemisms as ways to talk around a taboo subject We can think of this as a way to avoid being polluted by the sort of dirty thing that we're actually talking about So we might say someone has passed on because it's taboo to speak too directly that they've died a number of different taboos also are Reflected in sexuality and we have all kinds of euphemisms about sexuality. This is an example I took my data set from Wiktionary actually so this is from Wiktionary and here's the word member Which has lots of meanings, but one of those meanings is euphemistic and refers to the penis Another sort of taboo subject perhaps to speak about So I use this to identify all kinds of articles that are About taboo subjects and here's some examples of articles that I identified that way and I think that has some Kind of familiarity although we might not have picked all of those out of the out of our own brains We can sort of see how This use of euphemisms might help us to avoid talking directly about a subject that feels taboo So we have all of these taboo articles. We recognize that they're important But my question was How does wikipedia deal with social taboo? Are wikipedia is able to overcome taboo and make great articles on taboo subjects? Or do they struggle because of say lack of available resources? Books get banned Topics are uncomfortable to read about. Maybe it's just not fun to write those articles So to test some of this tension between the desire to make knowledge freely available to everyone And this social kind of reluctance or lack of sources I tried testing five different ideas And i'm so excited to tell you that I was wrong in several important ways So taboo articles as you might guess very popular with the general public. So I got that one right Taboo articles. However, uh, that doesn't seem to keep people from making contributions to them They're quite popular to contribute to so wikipedia's get out there and interact with taboo subjects Instead of shying away from them I also proposed that probably taboo articles might receive kind of lower quality contributions More likely to be reverted as vandalism or just overall Get removed and that is indeed the case. We can imagine how much fun it is to vandalize If you're a vandal, you might have all kinds of ideas about what to write all over some of these taboo topics, which is too bad But wikipedia removes that vandalism very quickly Fourth thing that I went out there to test is that taboo articles might be lower quality The sources just might not be there. Uh, and it turns out that I was wrong The quality of taboo articles when we compare to the other kinds of articles that show up in Wiktionary definitions, taboo articles tend to be great quality People are working really hard to make amazing quality articles out there And the fifth idea that I stepped out there to test is that uh, article contributors I thought would try to kind of protect their identity make themselves less less Identifiable and I was right in some ways, but wrong in some others that are pretty important So let me tell you more about that. So contributors to taboo articles less likely to have accounts tend to have less experience even when we control for page protection on those articles But those who do have accounts are more likely to have user pages than the average They're more likely to reveal their gender Than the average and they're more likely to make themselves emailable than the average So these are explicit steps that folks have taken that actually make themselves more identifiable to others As they're contributing to these taboo articles All right, so the overall takeaway that I'm excited to share with you is that Wikipedia's are very successful at spreading knowledge about taboo subjects Despite the sort of social Reluctance that might have intervened Instead folks are overcoming that and making these great quality articles. This is That was also an interesting and educative session I think beyond this session we need to look forward to ask I mean to look for the answer to the question How is wikipedia dealing with articles around taboo?


I'm loving my post-grad studies because you get live briefs and I really like the practical experiences you can get from the brief. I kind of realised that before I joined that you can do actual campaigns for real companies and that really attracted me to this degree. And they really inspire me to push myself and to create the best work I can. If I want to specifically say the subject or the help which I got from the University of Greenwich, I would say it's phenomenal. It is a very international university where you can meet people from all around the world, different cultures. It's a very open-minded university.


Then what we do right after this. Okay, so you can do this right after this trade So there are some edges you can get When you do it at the initial trade itself There are some edges you can get which you should do it right after you put the first part of it Because you don't want to give the guy a signal right away that this is what you're thinking Okay, and I know they don't have time to focus on it like so individually like that But these guys are very very smart. They know the stuff. So don't underestimate them In this case it would be right after the first trade. So let's say I go in for a first trade Of course markets not open now, but let's say I did this okay, and then Right after that, what can you do? To at least, you know capture some edge here in this case. I think the best option would be this and In this case there are not too many options because the stock itself is sort of an uncertain state So here what you would do see first of all Let me explain the philosophy of this of this kind of thinking because as I said, it's all about out of the box Okay, so if you expect this debit spread to be profitable Okay, if you expect this debit spread to be profitable, even if it's just like 200 bucks or 300 bucks or 400 bucks Whatever the case might be Okay, if you expect it to be profitable You're going to be a winner because because it has to go through your win before your loss So I would create a credit spread the very next minute. Okay, so here by and Here it's sell now So we'll have to change the strikes, but let's sell the 275 and 280 you keep it the same width look at this trade It becomes a break-even At the very least it becomes a break-even. Okay, now I'll tell you what the problem is obviously a spread from 262 to 267 Cannot be the same as 275 to 280. Okay, so let's say We gave we gave some slippage which you will have to do. This is not possible So if you if you did that then let's say you got only credit of say 1.3 All right, that's reasonable you got credit of 1.3 and therefore you do have a loss situation because you cannot This would have been a free arbitrage trade if it was So you get a credit of say even 1.2 That's fine But look what you did to your trade, you know, what is your max loss 300 bucks? Now if that's not an edge, then what is it, right? You took a debit spread you had risk of 1.51 You've just reduced that risk to 30 cents and still maintain your profitability as far as the spread is concerned Now if that is not an edge on a trade What is it? But the thing is it has to strike you and for every trade every situation every stock is going to be different So it's not about just knowing one little tactic. It's about knowing these kind of tactics for every situation Okay, that's what it's all about and that is exactly what we do in trade a max So this is an edge absolutely an edge If it goes down if I'm because it's so uncertain if it goes down, you know, I'm gonna lose 30 You know 300 bucks, right? I don't even have to lose that. Okay, by the way I'm just saying because I have like what 26 days to expiry or something 26 or 30 or whatever So, you know, if it starts going down, you know, your bear call is going to be making a profit Big time. I'll switch that over over here. So adjustments tactics, you know, getting the edge These are all critical elements to become, you know, a good options export. Okay, so all these are necessary It's not that nice to have or anything if you just trade a plain debit spread or the credit spread or even an iron condor Or the calendar that is plain vanilla. It doesn't cover the market makers edge