Welcome back after break. Just before we went for a break, we looked at the last part of Paul's letter to Timothy, his first letter that he wrote to him. So we looked at chapter six, the last few verses. We studied that before we move on to Paul's second letter to Timothy. Does anyone of you have any questions regarding his first letter, first Timothy? Anything that you'd like to discuss about what we studied in chapter six? Any thoughts, any questions? Anything that you need more clarity on? Okay, there is silence, so I'll take it as no questions. We'll move on to second Timothy chapter one. Okay, thank you Asha, thank you Kung. We'll move on to second Timothy chapter one. Okay, so before we look at chapter one, you know, this is second Timothy, you know, when Paul is writing his letter, he's almost done 24 years of his ministry. He's traveled to 15 major cities, and in his 24 years of ministry, for 18 years, Timothy was alongside with Paul, learning from him, drawing principles for ministry, for life. Just looking at the life and the work of Paul, Timothy has learned so much. And, you know, from growing to be from a son in the faith, you know, being mentored by Timothy, now he comes to a place where Paul feels that he has, he's spiritually mature, and he was pretty strong to oversee or to give spiritual leadership to the churches at Ephesus, which is an important strategic city. Overseeing also seven churches around the city of Ephesus, so it was a huge responsibility and Paul knew that Timothy was the best person for this important role, this important position. And so he leaves Timothy at Ephesus. And then, you know, we know that he goes on to Macedonia and he writes first Timothy there, and then Paul goes or returns to Rome, where he's imprisoned for the second time. And this is somewhere around 8067 to 8068.  And before his death, you know, he writes his last episode to Timothy, which is second Timothy. So second Timothy is his final words of instruction to his son in the faith, who's now grown to be his co-worker, co-laborer in Christ Jesus, along with Paul. And in this letter, we see that, you know, he requests Timothy to come to him soon. But shortly after he writes this letter, and this letter has been dispatched or sent over to Timothy, Paul is smarter. And about 8068, soon after he writes his episode, and traditions say that he was beheaded because he was a Roman citizen and because he was a Roman citizen. It's unlikely that he would have been put to death in any other manner. So that is briefly a little background for Paul's second letter to Timothy. You know, in the first letter, he, you know, we just studied it. He basically instructs Timothy on how to lead the local church, the community of saints and believers at Ephesus. But his letter to second letter to Timothy is a more personal letter where Paul is basically sharing specific instructions to Timothy on how to live a life as a minister of God. Okay. So this is something that we can also learn. Like we learned the first letter, how we can draw principles and how to, you know, lead or do things in the local community, the local church among the believers. But in this letter, we can also learn more about how we can live a life as a minister of God and fulfill the calling that God has for us and how God requires us to live. Okay, so we look at second Timothy chapter one, we'll not read the entire chapter, but we just read it worse by worse. So can somebody read verses one and two, please? Second Timothy chapter one versus one and two. Second Timothy. Second Timothy chapter one versus one and two. Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus, by the will of God, according to the promise of the life that is in Christ Jesus. To Timothy, my beloved child, grace, mercy and peace from God the Father and Christ Jesus our Lord. Amen. Thank you, Elisha. So here Paul acknowledges that, you know, he is an apostle of Jesus Christ and it is not that he's an apostle by his own will, his own choosing or because he is just designated himself or assigned himself as an apostle. But he says by the will of God. Okay, it is, we know from scripture, if you look at Ephesians chapter four, verse 11 and 12, there we see that the ministry offices are something that is appointed by Jesus Christ himself. So the ministry office of an apostle, you know, of a prophet, an evangelist, a pastor and a teacher is appointed to different people by Jesus himself, you know. So that is the ministry offices that is given to us by Jesus or by God himself.  Okay, so he says that he's an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, and he says according to the promise of life. Now this is a statement that he makes here is very unique compared to the other greetings in all of other Paul's epistles or letters.  He's not in home imprisonment where he's free. He's, you know, proper imprisonment and he knows that that is impending upon him.   Anytime we can be killed, martyred, you know, we can face that. But he, you know, he locks into the truth that we have to promise life. We have, we have been promised life.  The Greek word there is Zoe, which is talking about eternal life, the God kind of life, or the fullness of the light that God has in himself. And he's saying that, you know, this promise of life, which is in Jesus Christ.   So Paul is not just overwhelmed with what is happening, the challenges, the difficulties that is surrounding him at the moment. But he's always living for, he's always living with this perspective of eternity, of what, you know, eternity holds for him, has for him, and, you know, what he can fulfill about eternity here in the present. And then he goes on to say, you know, to Timothy, a beloved son, again, talking about his closeness, his love for Timothy, his association with him, what position or who Timothy is, what he means to him. He says he is his beloved son. And then he says, Grace, mercy and peace. Now, if you look at all of Paul's greetings and all of his other letters, which he writes to various churches at the Church of Rome, Corinth, Church of Galatia, Ephesus, in Ephesians chapter one verse two, or Church of Philippi, Colosse, Thessalonica, all of these he just basically writes, you know, he uses grace and peace. But when he's writing to specifically to pastors, like spiritual overseers, elders, Timothy and Titus, he's compelled to greet them with grace, mercy and peace, not just grace and peace. Like he includes in his greetings to all the other churches that he writes in his different episodes. But here in his episodes or letters to Timothy and to Titus, he also adds mercy, because he knows that, you know, as pastors in this important strategic place as spiritual leaders, we just don't need the grace and peace of God. We also need the mercy of God to help us to stay there, to fulfill the calling, to do what God has entrusted to us and to hold fast to our faith. So he says grace and he adds mercy and then also peace. And he says grace, mercy and peace from God, the Father and Christ. But so he's just basically saying that this grace, mercy and peace is does not come from our situations, our life, but it comes from God. It's he's God is the source, the giver. He's the one who blesses us with grace, mercy and peace. And this grace, mercy and peace that he gives us is unlimited. Okay, and this grace, mercy and peace does not come from human beings. It only comes from God. It is unlimited. So when we pray, you know, for ourselves, we can also pray for God's grace, mercy and peace in our life. And when we pray for someone else, we can also pray the same thing. You know, we can pray God's grace, mercy and peace over their lives as well. Because, you know, his grace, mercy and peace is unlimited and abounding in supply. We'll move on to verse three. So can somebody read verse three please? The verse three says, I thank God who I serve with a pure conscience as my forefathers did. As without season, I remember you in my prayers, in my prayers night and day. Amen. Thank you, Harrison. So here, see, again, he's talking about pure conscience. He's talking about serving God with a pure conscience. In his earlier episode to Timothy, in First Timothy, Paul again talks there about pure and good conscience. And he mentions this pure and good conscience at least three times. And now he says the same thing here in relation to how, you know, he has been serving God. And this is something that we can learn, you know, that even as we desire to serve God, even as all of us are called to serve God, even as all of us are called as a royal priesthood or holy nation, you know, we need to serve God with a clear, good and a pure conscience. It's only when we have a clear conscience, you know, we have a clear, good and pure conscience only when we live right before God and man. So, you know, people cannot see our inner motives, our inner thoughts, our inner agendas, our schemes and all the things that we do. But we know it and God holds us accountable for our motives, our thoughts, you know, why we do what we are doing. And we need to maintain a pure, clean and a good conscience before God all the time. And how do we have a clear conscience is when we live right before God and man. And so, you know, he's not just saying that you need to serve God with a pure conscience, but he's also pointing out to the forefathers, which is he's talking about Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, who walked righteously before God and man. And, you know, they walked righteously before God and man according to what they received or the revelations that has was manifested or made known or the truths that have been known to them in their time, in their time, in their age and their season. But, you know, and they did what was right before God according to the revelation that they had during the time that they lived in. Now in the age that we live in, you know, we have greater revelations, greater manifestations, which guides us how to live right in the sight of God. And we also have this word with us, which helps us to know how to live right in the sight of God. And then because of Paul's great affection to Timothy, it was so great that he says that he continues to pray for Timothy, you know, night and days without ceasing. He continues to remember in his prayer all the more now because he has put Timothy in the strategic position in this place. He knows the difficulties and hardships. And so all the more he is, you know, praying for Timothy without ceasing. It also, you know, reminds us that we need to pray for men and women of God who are especially, you know, those who are elders of the church, those who are giving spiritual leadership, those who are teaching the Word and doctrine. We need to pray for them, missionaries, evangelists, all those who are going through persecutions and for the saints in the body of Christ. It's so important for us to pray for them, uphold them continuously without ceasing, pray for each one of them. Any questions on verses one, two and three? Any thoughts, any questions? Okay. There are no questions. Then we move on to verses four and five. So can somebody please read verses four and five, please? Yes, please, Asha, thank you. I thank God, whom I serve. As did my ancestors with a clear conscience, as I remember, you constantly matriarchs night and day. As I remember your cheers, I long to see you that I may be filled with joy. I am reminded of your sincere faith, a faith that dwells first in your grandmother, Louise, and your mother, Eunice, and now I'm sure dwells in you as well. Amen. Thank you, Asha. So we see that Paul has a great desire to see Timothy, just to be with him, just to impart to him, bless him, and he also says that he's mindful of his tears. Perhaps the tears that Paul remembered were the tears that Timothy shed in the last parting when he left him at Ephesus and moved on. Maybe Timothy cried or whatever, so he remembers his tears. And he says, you know, he talks about genuine faith here, and he says that genuine faith is passed on as a heritage throughout the generations. Or this genuine faith is passed on as a heritage through the generations. And this is what God desires. He wants the faith that is there in one generation to be passed on to the succeeding generations. We read this also in Isaiah 59 verse 21. God desires to see the spiritual truths, the anointing that is in one generation be passed on to the next generation and to the next generation. Now, this does not happen automatically, you know, but we, in this present generation, we need to work towards ensuring that, you know, the truths, the anointing that is that we have received in this generation is passed on to the next generation, which means we need to be careful to model, you know, what we, the truth, what we, the gospel, what we are living by the word of God. We need to model it before our children and grandchildren. And this is the genuine faith that will be passed on to generations. We also need to impart these truths, teach these truths, these doctrines to the next generation and also pass on the anointing and teach them to flow in the gifts of the Spirit, pass on the anointing, impart things into their lives so that, you know, it, all of this is passed on from one generation to the other generation. So it's important that, you know, we not only teach it, but also live these things, live these truths, live, model this truth, model what the word of God says in our lives, because, you know, in the classroom, things are taught, but at home, more things are taught than taught. Okay. So as, even in the church, you know, children are watching us, observing us, they catch more of what we do, how we live, how we walk, how we speak, how we react, they catch more than what they are taught.  So it's important that we not only teach them, impart them, but also model it out in the way that we live. And then he talks about this genuine faith that he sees, intimacy, and also the genuine faith is not something that is a made-up faith, a false pretence, something that, you know, you just try to act holy or pretend to be holy or act it out, but he says your faith is very genuine, Timothy.  So it's passed on from generations. And so he's reminding Timothy of this great, you know, privilege that he has of his position, his calling and the great responsibility that he has to pass on these truths, and also to live out the truth, you know, so that he's a good testimony, a good witness, and also to teach to pass on and to impart these truths to others. Elisha says, so the litmus test of how genuine a person's faith is the ability to pass it on to generations. Yes, the ability to pass it on. And you can only pass it on when you are able to yourself live it out and also to, you know, practice it or to do what it says. So you can't pass on something that you are not living, that you're not following, that you are not doing yourself to others. You can only pass on the knowledge that you know that you have put into practice, you can only pass it on to others. So yes, it's not just teaching, but also living it out, also modeling it out to the younger generation and also to teach it to them and impart it into their lives. Okay. What's the six and seven? Can one of you please say it was a six and seven, please? It was a six and seven. Yeah, okay. Go ahead. Go ahead. Therefore, I remind you to stand up the gift of God, which is a new through the laying on of my hands. For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of his own mind. Amen. Thank you, Abinas. So he says therefore he's reminding Timothy to stir up the gift of God. Okay. So Timothy was gifted a valuable man for the kingdom of God. But you know, Paul sees in him, you know, a timid streak of a streak of being timid of being fearful. And so for this reason, you know, Paul is often encouraging him to be strong and to be bold. So it seems to appear that Timothy might have been reluctant to exercise his spiritual gifts. Perhaps he's intimidated by people who are older than him. The elders, the spiritual leaders, the deacons of bishops in that place were much older. You know, sometimes he feels that he shouldn't be speaking up. He shouldn't be telling them what to do. But we see that, you know, Paul is telling him to be bold. And here in 1st Timothy and in 2nd Timothy, you know, there are 25 different places where Paul is basically encouraging Timothy to be bold, not shy away from his confrontation of those who are opposing him. Those who are doing things that are wrong. Those who are not living, elders who are not living holy life. Those who are living a sinful life. Those who are talking and teaching wrong doctrines and teaching wrong doctrines. You know, not to shy away from confronting them, to stand up where he needs to stand up and to be strong. And he says that, you know, you need to do this because of who, you know, he is because of who Timothy was and the responsibilities he has to bear. And, you know, and he makes sure that Timothy hears this and knows this because he needs to be encouraged to be bold and to be strong. Okay. And he goes on to talk about, you know, that, you know, that we have not been given a spirit of fear, but of power of love and a sound mind. Okay. So he's saying that, you know, you have not been given a spirit of fear, but you have been given a spirit that is of power, that is of love and a sound mind. And then he goes on to, you know, basically, encouraged Timothy. Like he says in First Timothy chapter four was 12. He encourages Timothy there.  You know, from doing what you're supposed to do as a leader, but he exhorts him to exercise his gift. We looked at this in First Timothy chapter four was 12. Again, in First Timothy chapter four was 14. He tells him not to neglect the gift that is in him, which was given to him by prophecy with the laying on of hands of the eldership. Remember, we studied all of this.  And then in verse 14 of chapter four of first Timothy, he says, don't neglect the gift that is in you, which is given to you by prophecy of laying on of hands of the eldership. And so here again, in this second letter, second epistle, he encourages Timothy to stir up the gift of God in him.   It's not burning fully.    And so he's encouraging him to stir up the, you know, the gift of God that God has given to him. So how do we stir up God's gift in us?  Also, you know, associating with people who are flowing in the similar gifts and using the gifts, you know, more frequently stepping out in faith, just exercising the gifts. And the more you use the gifts, you know, I'm talking the gifts of the spirit, the more the stronger it will become in your life. And the more confident you'll be in operating and, you know, it will just activate the seeds of faith in your life to use the gifts more often to bless others. And he says, you know, you have, do not neglect the gift that is in you, which you have received by prophecies. It's basically, and laying on of hands of the eldership. It's basically talking about, you know, how when the elders laid hands on Timothy, set him aside for the work of the gospel, for the ministry, for his calling, you know, people prophesied over him, spoke over him. Even as they laid hands, the spiritual gifts were just imparted into his life. So, you know, we can also receive spiritual gifts through impartation, or spiritual gifts can be imparted into our lives, and also can be activated in our lives, which means activated means can be initiated can get it started in our lives. When another believer just speaks into our lives can lay hands on us, just impart into our lives. So, spiritual gifts can be imparted and activated by one believer into another believer. And so, also here when the elders laid hands on Timothy, you know, he received an impartation of the spiritual gifts, and also an activation of the spiritual gifts in his life. And so, he's reminding him of what he has received, his spiritual gifts, and he's saying, put this to good use, use it, you know, to bless the other saints that believe us in Christ Jesus.  Now this word power, the Greek word is dunamis, from which we get the word English word dynamite. And so we know what a dynamite does, right?   You can just, you know, do that to an entire city, a nation, you know, an entire church or people gathered there. It is that dunamis power that is in us.  And he's talking about love here, the Greek word is agape, God's love, you know, not any other kind of love that is based on situations.  But he's talking about God's love, agape love, that even though we don't deserve God's love, his grace, his goodness, his mercy, yet he loved us as sinners and he chose us. And so he's talking about that kind of love. And then a sound mind, a sound mind which is talking about a mind that is self-controlled, self-disciplined and self, and has self-governing ability. So God has given us dunamis like power, a love that is agape love, God kind of love that will help us to love people irrespective of what they do to us, how they react to us, how they treat us, how they see us, and also a sound mind. Now the ancient Greek word for the sound mind has an idea of a calm, self-controlled mind in contrast to a mind that is panicked, that is confused, that is living in constant fear. So this verse is so powerful, it reminds us of what we have received and other spiritual inheritance that we have received is we have not received a spirit of fear or spirit of timidity. So some of us who are filled with fear are timid, we don't want to speak, we don't feel we are competent enough, we are good enough. This is not what God has given to us, but what he has given to us, Paul mentions three things, power, love, and a sound mind. And so he says, stir this up in you. Every time you are filled with fear, just be reminded that your God has filled you with power, not a timid spirit, not a fearful spirit, but a power that is like a dynamite like power, use that step out in faith, use it, love and self-control. And all of these three things which the Holy Spirit gives to us, God has given to us power, love and self-control is in the context of using the gifts of God. So when we use the gifts of God, we need to be reminded that when something happens to people, we see a good result for what we pray for. It's not our power, but it's God's power. And you also exercise these gifts in the context of love, because when Paul writes the gifts of the Spirit in 1 Corinthians 12, he goes on to talk about, but greater than all of this is chapter 13, he talks about love, which is more important. So love, when there is this love, the gifts of the Spirit will automatically be activated to be manifested, but if there is no love, we judge the person, we think this person does not deserve to be healed so sinful. The prophecy that we give is not something that enriches them, exhausts them, encourages them, builds them up, but it's something that puts them down because we know their life. We're not doing it in a context of love, then the gifts of the Spirit will not be activated in us, or we will not be able to manifest the gifts of the Spirit. So it's important that in a church context where believers are gathered or when you're having a life group or a Bible study group, if there's no love, there's no unity in oneness, then the gifts of the Spirit will not be manifested in the fullest sense. We will not see things happening in the full sense of the manifestation of the gifts of the Spirit. And also, when we manifest the gifts of the Spirit, we need to do it in a self-controlled way, and that is why Paul writes to the Church of Corinth. He says, hey, all of you are so eager. You have a word of wisdom, word of knowledge, word of prophecy. You want to interpret tongues and all of that.  We do that in a self-... we exercise the gifts in a self-controlled manner in a self-controlled way. So wait for each other and listen to each other. Don't be in a rush to speak and all of that, you know, maintain some kind of order and discipline in the church. So even when we practice the gifts of the Spirit, do it in love, do it in the power of God and in a self-controlled manner. And fear must not hold us in any way. Don't be afraid. Don't be afraid of failing. Don't be afraid of being wrong. You know, just step out in faith and do what God is asking you to do. So we don't accept what God has not given us. He has not given us a spirit of timidity or of fear. But what we need to do is we need to humbly receive and walk in what He has given us. What has He given us? He has given us a spirit of power, of love and a sound mind. And then verse 8, he says... can somebody read verse 8 please? So, do not be ashamed to testify about our Lord or ashamed of me, His prisoner, but join with me in suffering for the gospel by the power of God. Should I continue, Pastor? That's verse 8, right? Power of God. Amen. Thank you, Divya. So here he says therefore, so Paul has just told Timothy about the spirit of power, love and a sound mind with courage. That is the birthright of every believer in Christ Jesus. This is our spiritual inheritance that you have received. So receive it today. Walk by faith that you have received a spirit of power, love and a sound mind. And activate that use that, stir that up and use it with courage and boldness because that is your birthright as a believer in Christ Jesus. And he says, you know, even as he's mentioned this, he says therefore, now he's telling Timothy how to let what God has given him to guide his thinking. So you've received all of these things. It's great.  So he says in the view of the spirit that God has given us, do not be ashamed of speaking about the Lord and also do not be ashamed with identifying with genuine ministers of God. Genuine here is because, you know, there are false preachers and false teachers. You know, don't be ashamed of identifying with genuine ministers of God, even if they are suffering for the sake of Christ, be willing to share in the sufferings of the gospel because God's power, which is his due to mis-power, his miracle-working power is what enables us to take, what enables us to do our part in the sufferings of the gospel. Now why is Paul telling him this is because, you know, many of them, many of them who are co-laborers with Paul, who are his co-workers, were with him for so many years of his life, you know, have kind of abandoned him saying that they don't know Paul, they have nothing to do with Paul because they are afraid of their own lives because they know now Paul is imprisoned and he is going to, you know, Nero is going, as persecuting many Christians, he's going to martyr Paul, they too, because they are associated with Paul, co-workers, co-laborers with Paul would also be identified, would also be imprisoned and would also be killed or martyred.  So Paul actually suffered, he's saying, you know, Paul is saying here, you know, suffering for the Gospel according to the power of God. So Paul is saying that actually he's suffering according to the power of God, which means he's saying that the power of God is always there, you know, is there even in times when they are preaching, teaching, you know, stepping out to do science miracles and wonders, healing people, the power of God is manifested, the power of God is activated in their lives, the power of God is there in their lives available for them to use, but the power of God is also there for them, even when they are going through sufferings, when they are in prison, when they're in chains, when they're facing challenges because of their position as spiritual leaders or because of what they're doing as preaching the truth and teaching the word of God. So, you know, remember that even as you are going through challenges in Christian ministry, difficulty is being persecuted, being ridiculed, being put down, put to shame, gossip, made fun of, remember that the power of God is also activated at that time, it will be manifested in your life. The power of God will also strengthen you, will enable you to face those challenges. Of course, the power of God will not remove the difficulties, will not remove the challenges, the persecutions, but the power of God will see you through those difficulties and it's so wonderful in the way that Paul puts it here. He says, you know, share with me the sufferings of the gospel according to the power of God. So, power of God is not just for science miracles and wonders and preaching the gospel, but the power of God is also there, made available for us even when we face difficulties and challenges. So, this is another very important dimension of God's miracle working power, that is his ability to endure suffering, persecutions, hardships, or positions for the gospel, okay? Any questions so far? Verses 1 to 8? Anything that you need clarity on? Not understood? Anything you want me to explain again? I'm just wondering what an amazing mentor Timothy had. I mean, what detailing Paul was into his, you know, guidance, the kind of prayers and through words. So, it's really enriching. Thank you. Thank you for teaching us. Yes, I know it's so wonderful. Thank you for sharing that thought. I mean, what a wonderful mentor. Yes, it also teaches us, you know, as we mentor people, you know, the extent that we need to go and just pray for them without seizing, teaching them, imparting into their lives, strengthening them, you know, and also reminding them of the powerful spiritual inheritance we have just blessing God's people. Yes, wonderful. Timothy was privileged to have a mentor like Paul. You know, we can also ask God to help us to be that kind of mentor. Yes. Thank you, Stephanie, for sharing that thought. It's just a wonderful insight. Thank you. Ma'am, I think Paul had to build on the foundation that has been laid by Timothy's grandparents, grandmother and his mother, Lois and Eunice, respectively. And I, in that, I, Glynna, I record that it is important when we lay the foundation of faith from the hope, we lay the foundation of faith from the home. So when they come to church, the pastors and our spiritual leaders would have to build on the foundation that has been laid by our parents or our guidance, guidance we leave in the home. They will leave them little work to do. Other than that, there's so much work to do on the individual who comes from a home that has not been taken through the foundations of faith. So I believe the parents did extremely well by introducing Timothy to the sincere faith that they had already lived in their lives. Yes, very true. Thank you for sharing that, Elisha. I just agree with you, you know, it's so important for parents. So parents also, the role of spiritual nurturing is so important in the lives of the children that God has entrusted to you. You know, they are given to you by God and it's important what you impart, you teach them from the very womb, very true. You know, from the very womb, what you're teaching them, speaking to their lives, it's so important. I see this in one of the religions. I won't mention the religion because, you know, we are on YouTube and it's a very delicate issue when you talk about religion.  And only then can the mother feed the child. Even if the child is crying, they don't feed the child, they wait. And they say that scripture, that words of God must just resonate in the years of the child for the rest of their life, you know, they keep listening to it. That's their foundation. And I've also seen the same religion, you know, that the parents give so much of importance to the children to learn the language in which their holy book is written. So even if the child doesn't do their homework, doesn't study their project work, no, it doesn't matter for them. What's important is the child has to go every day to their school where they learn their language, where they can read their holy book. And, you know, it just starts so important. And that's why we see these people in this religion are so zealous for their faith. So when I see that, you know, that kind of makes me zealous for my faith and how I need to teach children, how we need to bring them up in the ways of the Lord. I think, you know, when we have the truth and we serve a true and living God, how much more zealous we need to impart these truths and what a good job, you know, Timothy's grandmother, his mother and Paul have done. And just seeing the amazing work that Paul, Timothy, is doing as a result in the Church at Ephesus. Thank you, Elisha, for throwing light on that. Okay, we'll stop here at verse 8. Anyone else has any questions? Anything you'd like to share? Thank you for your valuable insights and thoughts. This helps.  Sorry. We have Asha speak, and then how does it... Asha, I just want to clarify verse 7 and 8, where it talks about the power of power and love and self-control and ways not to be ashamed of the testimony. So is this during like when believers are getting persecuted and when they're about to share the good news and how the world will treat them? I just want to be glad. Not sure. Can you just repeat the first half of your question, please, because I do catch that. From 7 and 8, where it talks about like, for God, a human being has a spirit of fear, but of power and love and self-control, and therefore do not be ashamed of the testimony about our love, Jesus, and nor of his prisoner but sharing suffering for the gospel by the power of God. So does it talk about like, where the believers are getting persecuted or it's like he's giving the courage to say to continue the suffering? Okay, verse 7 is basically talking in the context of using the spiritual gifts. So he's saying, don't be timid, because timidity has spiritual gifts, but he's not being bold enough to use those spiritual gifts or flowing in the gifts of the Spirit.  But in verse 8, he's talking about, in the view of the Spirit that God has given us, don't be ashamed of speaking about the Lord, don't be ashamed with identifying with other ministers, what's suffering for the sake of the gospel, and also, even as you were suffering, are going through suffering because of the gospel or what you're teaching or your position as a Christian leader, don't step away from that. Be willing to participate in the sufferings of the gospel. Why? Because God's power, which is the same power that is able to do science miracles and wonders, is also the same power that will strengthen you in your difficult times and see you through the times of challenges and difficulties. Thank you, Pastor. Did that help, Asha? Yes, Pastor, thank you so much. Thank you, Asha.  All right. I'm looking at the role Paul played in the life of Timothy and possibly role Paul has played in the life of other leaders in the gospel. And I'm trying to liken it to our own time. And one thing I'm feeling is that if we have the likes of Paul played in our own time, we will have a very good leadership in the Christendom because it is very important that we have some leaders who are feeding with the Spirit of God, leading the people so that people understand the real core responsibility of being a child of God or being a Christian because when you look at Timothy and the role Paul played in the life of Timothy, it's as a result of the sound leadership, you know, gotten from Paul. That is why we can testify of Timothy today. So my own appeal to us is that as we are here, we can learn from Paul and we can also learn from Timothy for most especially the role of Paul in the life of Timothy so that we can be some Christians leading people in the right way. Thank you. Thank you, Addison. Yes, very true so that we can, you know, pass on the spiritual legacy to the generations. Yes, very true. Thank you for sharing that. Okay, thank you everyone for joining class, for being patient these three hours, listening to my voice and for being part of the class. Have a blessed day and a week ahead. God bless you all. Thank you. Thank you, Ma'am.


G'day all. This year everybody going on the fire ground, operational or any sort of support role at all are to do two things. You to do the entrapment drill and you to do the hazardous tree awareness package as well. So I'm doing it. All our staff are doing it. We are all doing the entrapment drill. We've identified that the two biggest risks we face are falling trees or burnovers or burnovers or burn unders. So it is imperative that everybody does it and record the fact that you've done the entrapment drill and the hazardous tree awareness package. I'm doing it. My expectation is you do it. Thank you.


Welcome to Toffy TV, this is the Everton News Daily. Sean Dyche has given his pre-match press conference ahead of Everton's game at Nottingham Forest on Sunday. A huge match really in the context of the season. Everton have lost the last two Premier League games without scoring a goal and are in the relegation zone and in the thick of it really and need a victory in my opinion at the city ground on Sunday. It is going to be a tough game, Nottingham Forest are eight games unbeaten there. I've got the longest unbeaten run at home bar Manchester United this season so that is the size of the task facing Everton. Sean Dyche was asked in the press conference if this game is a must win for his side. You use it every game, every game. The mentality should be every game. You know I played, I didn't play at this level but I've managed at it. The mentality should be as a footballer every time it blows I'm ready. Every game should be a must win in my opinion. You know that's my thoughts, it's my thoughts as a manager I can assure you. Don't tell you anything, go to Arsenal hoping that something good happened when they're planning on trying to win the game. It's something I believe in as a player and I believe in it as a coach, I believe in it as a manager. There you go, I mean he's right. Every game is probably a must win but this one does feel like there is more on this one given where Forest are as well in the league if Everton could beat them. To go with a point of forest show it pulls them into it. It is for me it's a massive, massive game. He was asked about whether Dominic Calvert-Lewin would be available for the game. He simply said we'll see which he's not ruled them out so therefore you know Calvert-Lewin may well be in the Evans. God I imagine he will train with the team tomorrow and then if there's no reaction quite possibly he will travel to the City of Nand and hopefully will be involved in some way because we need him back. It's as simple as that. Obviously nobody else is scoring the goals. On the back of that, Dyt was asked how much not having a striker or not bringing a striker in in January is actually impacting his Evans side at the moment. This is what he had to say on that. We're just working with the players that we've got to maximise their potential, keep improving as a side, keep improving as a unit because that's important anyway in football. You can't rely on just one player anyway. You know no team well Messi probably carried a few teams in his time but generally speaking I would suggest that it's a team unit. That's the important factor. There you go, there you go. Sean Dyt also addressed the rumour that we'd seen yesterday. It was in our new daily yesterday reports coming out of Turkey that Fenerbati are very very interested in Alex Abobi. We've seen Galatas I mentioned as well today so I don't know whether all the takers side are just monitoring him. Sean Dyt was asked about whether there is anything in the interest from Turkey where Alex Abobi is concerned. This is his answer to that question. Well I've seen him today and he seems to be quite happy at the moment so I can only go on what my eyes are telling me and what my feelings are telling me. I'll take that as nothing in that. I don't think it's unlikely I would suggest. There you go. Alex was happy when Dyt sheen him today. Listen like we said there is a lot of rumours come out of that and we'll see what happens with that anyway. James Garnett played 84 minutes last night for the ever 121 side. Nathan Patterson did around 70 minutes for Paul Tate's men. They were beaten 3-0 at Godderson Park by PSV in the International Cup but it's good that both of those got some minutes. When the manager was asked about that he said they're in for a cool dance today. He seems to indicate Garnett is ahead of Patterson and Garnett may have a chance of being involved in the squad on Sunday. I don't think Patterson is quite there yet. More likely Brentford next week is the aim for him. He is recovering after getting a little bit of a knock on his knee. It's good that they were on the pitch last night and got those minutes. Finally, one bit of transfer news regarding Everton today coming out of Brazil this one. Everton are interested in Flamengo's striker Pedro, the 25-year-old striker. He's six foot so there you go, closer to them. He has scored 111 goals in 266 games in Brazil this season. He's got 10 goals and two assists. The report coming out of South America is that he wants to leave. There is interest in the Premier League. Everton are one of those. He is very, very interested in moving to the Premier League. So there's a slight issue because Everton have actually got a B in the Premier League to get him. But there is an understanding that his club will allow him to leave this summer. So it's good that strikers are being mentioned. It's one thing them being linked. It's another actually sign for Everton as we saw in January. There you go, you're up to date with all of the news today. That is it. Give the video a thumbs up. Subscribe if you haven't. And if you want to become a Toffy TV Premier member click the link in the description or simply click the QR code that will be on the screen now. Thanks for watching. See you later.


Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny, welcome back to yet another fantastic FNAF movie news video. We got an AR Snapchat filter, some brand new secret characters revealed, as well as some crazy behind the scenes coming very very soon. So we're gonna be taking a look at that some brand new footage and so so much more in today's FNAF news video. So if you're excited, scroll down, subscribe to the channel. I keep saying it, but as we draw closer and closer to the film's release in just one week now, there's gonna be all sorts of crazy news happening before and even after the film releases. So subscribing to this channel is the best way to stay up to date with everything going on with FNAF in the FNAF movie. Let's kick this video off by talking about that crazy new Snapchat filter that just released in promotion for the film. And as you can see, very similar to the official spinoff game FNAF Special Delivery, this features AR elements that puts the animatronics inside of your house. You can interact with them, get up closer to them, shine your flashlight on them, get some really good looks at these 3D scans of the actual animatronics used in the film.  This filter is just absolutely crazy. And now let's move on to some brand new footage and ads. First up, we've got this concession spot featuring Kim, as you can see. Is the endoskeleton? Oh, yeah. Hey, Freddy. Hey, Bonnie. Chica with the wink. Let's go cupcake. There's the cupcake's jump scare. The main takeaway for me for this trailer was, of course, the cupcake's jump scare. I mean, look at that. That's absolutely terrifying. The way he lunges out at Coral in the kitchen, he looks like Nightmare Cupcake, actually, with all these teeth. And then we got another vertical ad featuring new voice lines from Vanessa. Come between one thing. When you're at Freddy's. You've seen these shots?  That jump scare again. Foxy looking around. There's Jeff. William. Yeah, so not much new stuff in this trailer. We just give Vanessa repeating, Hey, when you're at Freddy's, stay alert. Then we get this shot of Jeff, who is kind of the leader of the gang who breaks into Freddy's, trying to escape through one of the vents. And then we got a brand new feature with the cast and the crew of the film. As you can see, Matthew Lillard. Very intense. Josh Hutcherson. Emma, the director is Elizabeth Lyle, Jason. I think it's scary guys. Corey. Then we get some brand new shots of the characters up on the stage. Yeah, as far as I'm aware, this is the only new footage here. Freddy and Bonnie performing up on the stage. And then Freddy turns to look at someone possibly Mike in this scene. Also interesting to note Chica is missing. You can see Foxy just over here as well. So the only character not on the show stage is Chica for some reason. And then we got some brand new interviews with Emma Tammy, which she revealed some interesting information about the film. First up, she does confirm the time period in which the film takes place. Film is set in the year 2000 and we're flashing back to 80s and 90s eras. And I think. So that's super interesting. The film itself takes place in the year 2000. And of course, the flashbacks to the 80s and 90s eras is when the pizzeria is actually in operation. But the actual main part of the film when Mike's there after, of course, the place has been shut down for a while. The animatronics have just been left there. That part takes place in the year 2000. And lastly, for this interview, it's not really news, but I thought it was pretty funny. At one point, Foxy caught on fire. I'm not even joking. Listen to this. We were rolling and I heard someone quietly and calmly say Foxy's arm is on fire. Just casually and calmly saying, hey, uh, hey, Emma. Yeah, Foxy's just on fire. FNAF setting on fire is kind of a meme at this point. It's happened so many times in the games, but even the film is not safe from bursting into flames. And lastly, for crew interviews, we had Jason Blum going on the late night show with Seth Meyers. Oh, this is how Jason's introduced. Friday nights at Freddy's. Friday nights at Freddy's. Are you kidding me, Seth? Even Scott Cawthon clapped back at this. He gets no respect. Even Jason goes at Seth. It's a very common misconception. It's five nights, not Friday nights. It's not the most interesting interviews. I'll be honest. He talks just a bit about production. As you can see, though, Jason did confirm at Blumhouse. They went through eight directors, 15 scripts for the FNAF movie. Also not too long ago, we had New York Comic Con where Blumfest actually had their own panel where Emma and Jason talked about the film and people attending the panel also got to see an exclusive clip from the film, which reportedly featured Mike watching the Kim VHS tape. We have seen quite a bit of this scene in the actual trailers themselves, so nothing too much to write home about here. Just Mike watching the security training tape with Kim. It glitches out a bit as they show the animatronics. But in my opinion, the main takeaway from the panel was something that Emma said in regards to secret characters. Because she did confirm that, quote, there is one FNAF character that we have not yet revealed in any teasers or trailers. So of course, that's got people speculating. It could be Balloon Boy, though we do see a drawing of him on the wall, so technically he's been teased. A lot of people are speculating it could be the puppet because they are actually the ones that give gifts and of course give life to the spirits possessing the animatronics. But actually, we might have just gotten revealed who the secret character is because Scott Cawthon actually released a brand new FNAF game. You heard that right, the man was not retiring apparently. The FNAF movie is not his final project, TikTok. Because over on Gamejolt, he put out FNAF THE MOVIE THE GAME. And not only does the Gamejolt page have two brand new teasers of foxy as well as Bonnie emerging from the supply closet, but the description also stated experience the movie storytelling as an interactive adventure. For those who don't want the movie spoiled for them, I would recommend staying away from this game until after next week, major spoilers ahead. And so of course, everyone went to go download the game, only to be greeted with Freddy in Space 3, Chica in Space. That's right, it's another troll game. However, it wasn't all in vain because after beating the game, you get a link to the secret unlisted YouTube video by Universal. Now, as you can see, it is nine minutes long. We will not be watching the full nine minutes. If you want to take a look at the video for yourself, again, I'm gonna leave it linked down below, but there are secrets on the security cameras that we absolutely, absolutely have to talk about. So first up, we get this brand new shot of Vanessa as well as Mike, looking at Freddy on the show stage. And then after that, we also get Kim talking. Adorable, aren't they? Protecting these cuddly critters in the proprietary technology that brings them to life is now your sacred duty. Keep them safe. We get a few flashes of Bonnie and Chica outside of that vent. You get a shot of Foxy up on the stage. Look at him performing. He looks so happy. Then after that, we get a clip right here of a newscaster reporting on the missing kids. We do get a full, clearer video of it later on in the video, where we got Mike entering the pizzeria. Then right after Foxy crushes some balls, we get someone screaming, Garrett. Now to me, that seems pretty clear, like that is young Mike in the woods, in the park, when Garrett actually goes missing, right? And so he's looking around, trying to find his younger brother. He can't find him. So he's screaming out, Garrett, Garrett, where are you? Then we also got an endoskeleton right here, who flashes up for like one second and then he's gone. Got a phone ringing. We got Matthew. He talks for a while. So notice how when he talks about the owner, it glitches out. I really do feel like they might have cut Henry out of the film adaptation, or at least they're saving him for a reveal in a future film. It seems like they're really trying to paint Matthew's character of Steve Raglan, Willie Maffton as the sole owner and founder of Freddy's. Yeah, just the way he's talking about it. Someone in this camera. And the way he's explaining the backstory and then also talking about the establishment, I feel like this is the night one phone call, or this is that scene when Mike calls Steve Raglan in his home and that's when he's like, I'm dude, I'm desperate. I need this job. Give me some details about it. What's going to be happening while I'm working there? Electricity is iffy. So I feel like we're going to get a power-out scene. We got some brand new cameras. We got Hank walking around, swinging a bat, and he is just going to be just practicing his swinging. We got Chico over there as well. He does this for a while. He just messes about. Boom. Swing, batter, batter. The soft trap. Got more shots of the cupcake. An interesting shot right here. This room is still confusing me. I don't know what room this is. It's a yellow wall. Like, who has that color inside their house? Because this looks like just a basic TV or something. Oh no, I'd love to know your thoughts and theories. And this is that same security tape. We got Hank running from the dining room down this hall into the supply closet right here. Here he goes. This shot of the cupcake that we've seen. Where his eyes light up. He's looking around. Then we get a jump scare of the cupcake once again. And he's behind a crate it looks like. So either he's attacking someone in the vent. Here we can see it once again. This scene of Jeff, the leader of the group who breaks into Freddy's. Trying to escape through the vent. Looks like he's trying to manually unscrew the screws or something. We got some Morse code as well. And there is the one. The Frickin Only. This is the main thing that everyone's been talking about. What appears to be Shadow Frickin Freddy. Having Shadow Freddy in the film is extremely, extremely interesting. He could just be like a little secret Easter egg character, you know who shows up for like one frame in the cameras. FNAF fans can be like, oh, it's Shadow Freddy. Or this has much larger implications because Shadow Freddy is very, very closely connected with those FNAF 3 minigames. Where the spirits inside of the animatronics go to the safe room. They spring lock, you know, they activate the spring locks in William's spring lock suit. That's where he dies. It's sealed off, 30 years later he emerges at Fazbear's Frights. I've also seen some possible theories that Garrett is killed and then he goes on to possess Shadow Freddy. Because obviously we've got the five kids, but they've already possessed their animatronics. Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, Foxy, you know, Golden Freddy. But if there's another victim of William's, Garrett, you know, Mike's younger brother who's like, hey guys, you know, fellow spirits possessing animatronic characters, come join me, follow me, let's go and William once and for all. I'd love to know your thoughts and theories on Shadow Freddy because I mean, he's got to be in the film. Nothing else in this video has been an edit, you know, like a color shift of a character. So absolutely I do think Shadow Freddy's in the film. But it'll really come down to whether or not he's a quick easter egg for fans or if he actually means something for the lore. We got Jeff escaping. He's got a flashlight. Lights falling down. This does look like the office by the way. Because we can see the panel that Mike switches. He's escaping through the vent. And then we got someone yelling hello. Maybe Abby as she's walking into this dining room. The animatronics. And then we get the newscaster talking about the missing children's incident. So this confirmed it. Five kids did go missing at that birthday party. We do know we are going to see a scene of the birthday party in the film itself. Inside shots of the pizzeria. The wall with all the drawings. You can see the animatronics up on the stage. The Sawtrap again. Some warped talking. I still don't know who that is. Zoom me in on the missing children's poster. And you can see whoever's in the Sawtrap is really getting messed up. Piece of cake. We got Chica bending down into the vent. Is the cupcake on the plate? It looks like the cupcakes in the plate. But this time we see this scene. Chica standing up, the cupcake is off the plate so I think she's bending down to put the cupcake inside the vent. There was a lot happening here as well. So we got Mike sleeping in the office. I think this is the night one phone call. We got a shot of foxy on the stage. Piece of cake. And then, 3 a.m. Interesting it makes it clear it's 3. We get people breaking in. And then we got Max running away. This looks like Max. I do believe that is Max. So either she's running away and she's able to escape the encounter with Freddy or this is before they break in and she goes back to the car to get something. Then we get this incredible scene with Chica and Abby. Seems like they're traveling together. They're looking out for something. And then as Abby retreats, Chica does as well kind of blocking whatever threat is out this way from Abby. So that is very, very interesting. Keep an eye on this camera as well. Keep an eye on Freddy. We can see him walking off the stage more shots of Kim as well. And then as we zoom in, keep an eye on this camera. So as we zoom in, look at what we see. Freddy and Bonnie up on the stage with their glowing eyes. But also that's not all. Because we also see Fixed FNAF 1 Foxy. For the first time ever I feel like we can see him up on his stage performing. So this is obvious. We can see him walking off the stage more shots of him walking off the stage more shots of him walking off the stage. We can see him walking off the stage performing. So this is obviously one of those flashbacks before Foxy gets all destroyed. So I do wonder if at some point in this film we will see why Foxy's all busted up. Why he has so many parts of his suit missing. But just the fact that in this film we are going to see a scene with Fixed FNAF 1 Foxy is absolutely incredible. But that's not all because we've got one last scare for the film. You can see Foxy still performing. He looks awesome. Zooming in on the hallway. You're not going to get me. Some brand new shots of our purple guy Spring Bonnie himself. Emerging from the entrance we've seen this clip before where he's right in front of the door but now we can see him walking into the rest of the establishment. And he looks so so good. You can see as well the clothing underneath his suit his chin underneath his suit it is absolutely amazing. Look at that. It is so so cool. This is absolutely the scene I'm looking forward to the most. Just Spring Bonnie emerging from the darkness. He looks so so cool. And it looks like he's attacking someone. And finally for our big news we have an official FNAF movie website actually. It's called Freddy's Fan Zone. And as you can see the site is dedicated to the memories and mysteries of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. So an in-universe website featuring scans of as you can see the original menu of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza as well as the security training tape that we've taken a look at previously the local newspaper for the opening of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza looking for the night guard as well as that link to the Snapchat filter we took a look at at the start of today's video. And if you want to check out that website by yourself that will also be linked down below. But now we move on to our final piece of info for this massive FNAF movie news video. Because tomorrow on October the 21st Docko, Razbowsky, Apeit Ryan and Baz will be posting their spoiler free vlogs from their time visiting the set of the FNAF movie meeting the animatronics interacting with them as you can see Docko hugging Freddy Fazbear in this photo he looks very very cute. And you can see a bit more of the shenanigans the boys got up to Ryan running away from Chica Raz kissing Bonnie And Docko did also mention after the film releases there will be another batch of vlogs most likely containing some more spoilery aspects of the film which is going to be exciting. So hopefully you enjoyed this very in-depth FNAF movie news video it might be one of the final FNAF movie news videos before it releases again in just one week. There's a few more movie topics I want to touch on before the film releases my predictions everything you need to know going into the film so stay on the lookout for those. And thank you all so much for watching and I'll see you all on the flipside goodbye.


As part of activities lined up to mark 100 days in office, the Kaduna State Government has rolled out infrastructure development plans for rural communities across the 23 local government areas in the state. The state governor, Uba Sani, says the focus of his administration will give priority attention to primary health care, education, and infrastructure development and reinventing in the rural economies. Sani stated this during a town hall meeting with Kaduna citizens and stakeholders to present the scorecard of the administration ahead of his 100 days in office for maximum input in the state. Houses that will be occupied by the less privileged underserved within our own society. And those houses will be given to those underserved and vulnerable people free who are not taking anything from the build hospitals, build schools within the communities is supposed to be an economic city. They are building that comprises hospitals, houses, farmland, both a dry and a wet farm in there, and smaller ships to over 1,000 opens across Kaduna. At the moment that will help us to eradicate poverty in our state because of the support of smaller medium businesses that will go a long way with some of the problems going on in government. The governor added that they have procured medical equipment worth 3 billion Naira to upgrade to 90 primary health care centres across the state while reiterating that it is the responsibility of the government to ensure people get the dividend of democracy. Primary health care is the most important area we need to tackle because the second priority for me is not as important as a primary health care because our plan is to ensure that nobody eats up more than a kilometer from this house to meet a health care centre including the state. Yesterday we distributed equipment that are standard of active equipment to 290 primary health care centres within Kaduna state. That is unprecedented. It has never happened anywhere and I have not that in my mind. Our highly skilled medical personnel that are managing our 290 primary health care system would be happy because they now have the equipment that will help them to have a clear judgment on how they can get the results and give them the rights.


With a long throw from McHugh. Short interruption. McHugh gets it back, provides the cross. Free header! Oh, what a save, that is. McLean denied by a wonderful goalkeeping from Murphy. I'm actually looking to get numbers back. They might be punished here, but for Murphy again. Superb goalkeeping. Bradford City will be wondering how they're not in front yet from Jones. It's all a bit scrappy in there. Back in it goes again. Up go the heads, Murphy looks to get underneath it. And he was stead that went to put the challenge in. Looking to make inroads here. It's a fine delivery. Oh, it's off the woodwork. Best chance of the game so far for Bradford City. Adam Ritchie's header off the woodwork. Baker is looking to make things happen. That's a fabulous ball. Chateau should have been taken. And Eccleston, the flag was up anyway. Well, it's again. Eccleston. Since this left side, Marshall. Marshall across goal. Can't wait to get a winner at six fields. Could it come for Bradford City? Jones will get a second bite at the cherry to provide a good cross here. Hang on, hang on, what it is. Head score, that's McLean. And it's into the side netting.


What's going on money geeks mr. V here welcome to another video guys so into this video I want to break down my trade for November 4th, just gonna show you guys some of the stocks that I traded and Why I traded them but all in all it was actually a good day to start with so we We had about $1500 in in profit for the day And guys remember that my actual daily goal is $250 So if you are doing this and you are somebody that is consistently making $250 a day I would invite you to join their $250 a day's cycle of influence or I'm gonna I want to get your information so that you can join that club And so we can grow and grow the number of people making $250 a day consistently trading the market. So That's what we got $1500. It's a good day. I can't complain. I could have made more but guys I'm not a greedy savage. So I don't Try to go in for a lot more But also if you see down here, there's one trigger that made I could have made more again Like I said, but there was one trade that actually got me if you see here in negative $324 and I'm gonna explain to you guys how that happened and it will be a very good lesson For those of you out there. So let's jump in here and just kind of take a look at some of the stocks that I traded The first one that I traded Again, I'm gonna bring this up Here the first one that I traded was ticket symbol and I own Neil. This is our electric car She occurred a Chinese electric car manufacturer. So I Got a new stock the market open as you can see Market open it was just kind of choppy She's gonna move it up and down there. I could I call zig-zagging Right up on on V-wap. So I wanted this thing to set it down before I could even try trading it and for some context because I I knew this stock was gonna pop because the Last night after hours it did really good. It was just going up So I knew if we get up this morning, yeah, it will get some continuation of that momentum So I waited look at his pullback and then he got down to the support about 36 dollars and 20 cents And then that's where he actually turned around and then start and moving up So I waited see right here where it crosses the V-wap And I waited for that confirmation. So and you see volume was coming in really really good So it crosses V-wap here and again, most of you guys it was asking Mr. V What do you mean by you see confirmation and again guys, this is my personal approach This is my strategy. So Take it use it if you can't otherwise Try to Implement your own strategy and test it see if it works out for you So basically what my confirmation be Once this thing crosses V-wap and I look at the volume solid volume right here I wait for so the first cross here is this candle right here This candle right here, and then I wait for the next candle Which is the first one many Canada make a new high because I'm using the one Minute interval here the first one you can to make a new high that one set up as soon as it makes that new High I wait for a pullback. I get in so as soon as I got in this I just stay choppy and I stayed with a tree that didn't jump right out. I stayed with it I just kept my eye on the volume the volume was still looking pretty good as you can see here solid volume So I knew something was just about ready to pop And so when he said I get what he got to this point right here This two red candles that I started getting nervous a little bit because look at the volume Dropping so it's like huh. Hopefully this thing doesn't go and kick me out on the stop loss And then next thing I know is just rips and I see just rips from there and pull all the way to 37 69 And I still hanging there it kept a good went up and I just kept following moving my stop loss and following along until Right here at 811. This is where I got out of the trade Because I noticed the volume started to drop here if you look down here the volume started to drop and here's the one thing That I want you guys to be very very aware of Usually when you see a spike in the price And then you see the volume goes down In my experience that has always Resulted in some sort of a reversal the price went down right after that So you see like a a quick bust like this thing is about to really rip and then you but when you look at the volume Volume is going down instead. The volume doesn't support that. So just know that is a quick sign of reversal So that's why when we got up here, I took my profit and I cut out. So It was it was a good trade. I mean if I could have stayed in here Throughout and be able to you see because it finally the exact thing for that went up with a 39 7 to 5 for high But I didn't have the patience and I didn't want to take that chance to stay in there that long So I just took my profit and rocked away. So you see he hit 39 and then pull back all the way down to 38 18 And then finish the day heading south Look at all that movements out. So it would have been a great opportunity to short it Going south, but I didn't really I wasn't on my desk all day to kind of take care of that or take advantage of that So that's why So the next one that I traded again was Tesla.  Look at this firm I think 428 all the way to 435 and then look at that collapse So this is again, this is the one thing you have to be very careful and we look at this scenario This is where your Stop loss comes into play because if you were in this trade as a ripping you're probably smiling like oh I'm in the money, but if you didn't have a stop loss see how quick the thing reverses and goes out Look at that move. This is I mean like it's like a landslide. So you have to have you stop loss I don't care how experienced you are Stop loss will save you from completely frying your account You know for the main it would just help you not blow up your account. So please please always use stop loss And again, I'm gonna do a video. I think because a lot of you guys have been asking How you can actually leverage? That stop loss and continually move it and follow your trade as it goes So I'm going to do a live video. I'll record a live video Using that stop loss you guys can actually see so this was another good trade with Tesla We made about three hundred and seventy five dollars in profit Then the next one was Qualcomm. So this one See look at the day started up in just completely Landslide and then picked up again. So I didn't trade it all day pretty much So you can see here. I didn't trade it Look at it. So if I zoom in closely, you see it didn't really make a ton of crazy move But look at what happened after hours boy. Oh boy. This is ridiculous After hours, they had their earnings call guys and I do post these earnings calls any through Sheets every Week on on the channel. So if you've been looking at my post on the channel You see realize that I do post their most anticipated earnings Reports for that week. So like this week After I was Qualcomm was number one and look at what happened right there Look at that that move and I Wasn't there when it started repeating so I came in like this first move right here We go from one twenty nine all the way to one thirty three in some change I didn't catch that so I came back.  So we with that I ended up with 309 in profit. So See then you got to 148 and that's where It just stayed all day and Didn't actually move. So which was I mean, I think it was awesome So hopefully tomorrow morning This would be a good one because people that don't trade after hours They're probably gonna see this in the morning and go crazy. So hopefully the price keeps moving after tomorrow morning Sorry, next one is way fair. So Let me move this here so you can see See when market opens see a pullback to one two forty seven and then rip So I treated way fair well right here where crosses VWAP. So I treated it right here all the way up here And I made 258 dollars in that particular trade. So that was a good one, too Otherwise, there was some actions there throughout the day, but And here's the thing usually when I'm a profit in the trade Unless I see an excellent setup I don't go back to that very that same stock because that's where you get burned because you start to be lousy And think that all I got is I treated you to make money. So I'm gonna go in again. That's where you get burned The next one on the list here is bi I be bi I be so let me bring this let me zoom in here. So you guys can actually see so bi I be There was a catalyst for this one. There was some news About their Alzheimer's drug that FDA approved. So notice that this one Started the day pretty much mellow nothing Then just out of a sudden look look the volume that came in and this thing went from 261 ripped all the way to 363 for a high guys This is one of those trades where if you were able to cash this run I mean like you can just retire for the month and take that month off from that one trade And I'm ashamed to tell you guys I missed it. I didn't cash this Right here all this move. I missed it Yeah, I don't fortunate. I finally got into the trade somewhere around here So I treated somewhere here bought it here and it squeezed all the way up Here and I sold so in that particular this one I made a hundred and sixty hundred and sixty seven dollars Then see look at that collapse and then some moves here so bottom line I Wish I had seen this this move right here is this squeeze I would have been awesome But I didn't I didn't see it and then I think that was the Mentor as I had and then here's the one that I said I tried I made a mistake and actually lost money In the trade. So this is after this is a pre market, right? So look right here. This thing popped up all the way to two or 2.06 or 2.08 you're thinking like oh man It's looking good to pull us back and then just right when the market was about open See that is squeezed right here Again, I'm just the one in the chair. So I am I was anticipating that this thing was going to move But here's the mistake that I made in this particular one and again I'm not immune to mistakes guys and that's why I'm sharing My mistakes with you so that you guys can learn from it. So I looked at this move here And I was anticipating that This thing was going to gap a little bit before the market opens Gives right here. So if we look at usually the one is one many candy here thinking now before the market would open At 8 30 in between here I should see some nice run, but that wasn't the case. So I got in here about one I think I got it here about 180 and some change. I think or is it 180 yep So 1.8. Sorry.  I got it Hoping that it would pop again But it didn't it just stayed there and then pulled down. So as of this point I was in the red volume was low and then so here's the thing that killed me I put in my order to sell it and get out a so that I don't have to incur that they can cure a ton of Loss, but because there was no volume when I put in order to sell a thousand shares what happened was it kept as I kept getting just about 50 a hundred or this field out of a thousand so I'll go to fill 50 now. I'm left with 950 the price drops I go in you feel like a hundred. I'm left with 850 the price kept dropping and I kept moving myself myself price down down down until I was able to get out of it So this was a huge mistake and I hope this is something you guys can learn from always always Make sure that you look at the volume And that's the one reason why I say trading pre-market volume is very very important If you don't take care of volume in the pre-market, you're gonna run into the problems that I ran into so and that cost me money So I just want to kind of put that out there for you guys to be very careful. So Tomorrow or Again guys one of the things that I keep telling you guys keep your eyes on these earnings reports because some of them Go mine. So again, if you look at Qualcomm here, if you If you trade this stock look at from here at 2 129, let's squeeze all the way to 148. I mean, that's that's a no brainer You can't you can't beat that. So that would have been a good trade the way you can make some good money So keep you guys keep your eyes on Earnings report. They are really good. I know I talk about using the gap scanner That's on a daily basis, but this we have earnings reports like this you want to take advantage of it So let me know in the comment section guys. What do you think about this video? Do you think this this approach of kind of breaking down the trades that I did was really important and if you want in-depth also? Again, this is a this is a gap and go strategy. So this is not What where you're looking at? you know really getting some some some support and And setting, you know your resistance in this case These are stocks that are gapping and when they're gapping you jump in take profit and you head out And so and what you're looking at is you're looking at the volume that's coming through You're looking at your indicators your MACD your RSI In your VWAP you're looking at those like hey Is this a good opportunity to get in so you get in and take the profit the little profit and go so Some people call this carping, but again you are not sitting there waiting for a massive return You just want to get some profit and get out so again in the comment section If you're new to the channel, we took about how to earn money how to save money how to invest and build Worth so if that's something that interests you go ahead and hit that subscribe button and your notification belt So you don't miss out on your content and also if you're looking to get started with investing Definitely check out Webo. 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TheCube presents HPE Discover 2022, brought to you by HPE. Hey everyone, welcome back to Las Vegas. This is Lisa Martin with Dave Vellante live at HPE Discover 22. Dave, it's great to be here. This is the first Discover in three years and we're here with about 7,000 of our closest friends. Yeah, you know, I tweeted out the smile. I think I've been to 14 Discovers between the U.S. and Europe. And I've never seen a Discover with so much energy. People who not only psyched to get back together, that's for sure. But I think HPE's got a little, you know, spring in its step and is feeling more confident than maybe some of the past Discovers that I've been to. I think so too. I think there's definitely a spring in the step and we've got, we're going to be unpacking some of that spring next with one of our alumni who joins us. Keith White's here, the executive vice president and general manager of Green Lake Cloud Services. Welcome back. Great, thanks, thanks for having me. It's fantastic that you're here and you're right. The energy is crazy at this show. It's been a lot of pent up demand but I think what you heard from Antonio today is our strategy is changing dramatically and it's really embracing our customers and our partners, so it's great. Embracing the customers and the partners, the ecosystem expansion, so critical, especially the last couple of years with the acceleration of digital transformation, so much challenge in every industry. But lots of momentum on the Green Lake side. I was looking at the Q2 numbers, triple digit growth in orders, 65,000 customers over 70 services, eight new services announced just this morning. Talk to us about the momentum of Green Lake. The momentum's been fantastic. I mean, I'll tell you the fact that customers are really now re-accelerating their digital transformation. You probably heard a lot, but there was a delay as we went through the pandemic. So now it's re-accelerating, but everyone's going to a hybrid multi-cloud environment. Data is the new currency and obviously everyone's trying to push out to the edge and Green Lake is that edge-to-cloud platform. So we're just seeing tons of momentum, not just from the customers, but partners, we've enabled the platform so partners can plug into it and offer their solutions to our customers as well. So it's exciting and it's been fun to see the momentum from an order standpoint, but one of the big numbers that you may not be aware of is we have over a 96% retention rate. So once a customer's on Green Lake, they stay on it because they're seeing the value, which has been fantastic. The value is absolutely critically important. We saw three great big-name customers. The Home Depot was on stage this morning. Oak Ridge National Laboratory was as well, Evil Geniuses. So the momentum in the enterprise is clearly present. It is and we're hearing it from a lot of customers and I think you guys talk a lot about, hey, there's the cloud, data and edge, these big mega trends that are happening out there. And you look at a company like Barclays, they're actually reinventing their entire private cloud infrastructure, running over 100,000 workloads on HPE Green Lake. Or you look at a company like Zenzac who's basically they do autonomous driving software. So they're doing massive parallel computing capabilities. They're pulling in hundreds of petabytes of data to then make driving safer. And so you're seeing it on the data front. And then on the edge, you look at anyone like a Patrick Terminal, for example. They run a whole terminal shipyard. They're getting data in from exporters, importers, regulators, the works. And they have to real-time analyze that data and say, where should this thing go? Especially with today's supply chain challenges, they have to be so efficient that it's just fantastic. It was interesting to hear Fidelma keep this morning on stage. It was the first time I'd really seen real clarity on the platform itself. And it's obviously her job is, okay, here's the platform. Now you guys got to go build on top of it, both inside of HPE, but also externally. So you're ecosystem partners. So you mentioned a financial services company like Barclays. We see those companies moving into the digital world by offering some of their services and building their own clouds. How do you, what's your vision for Green Lake in terms of being that platform to assist them in doing that and the data component there? I think that was one of the most exciting things about not just showcasing the platform, but also the announcement of our private cloud enterprise cloud service. Because in essence, what you're doing is you're creating that framework for what most companies are doing, which is they're becoming cloud service providers for their internal business units. And they're having to do show back type scenarios, charge back type scenarios, deliver cloud services and solutions inside the organization. So that open platform you're spot on for our ecosystem, it's fantastic. But for our customers, they get to leverage it as well for their own internal IT work that's happening. So you talk about hybrid cloud, you talk about private cloud. What's your vision, you know, we use this term super cloud. Is this in a layer that goes across clouds? What's your thought about that? Because you have an advantage at the edge with Aruba. Everybody talks about the edge, but they talk about it more in the context of near edge. That's right. We talked to Verizon and they're going far edge.  What's your vision for that? What I call super cloud. Is that part of the strategy? Is that more longer term? Or you think that's a pipe dream by Dave? No, I think it's really thoughtful, Dave, because it has to be part of the strategy, right? What I hear, so for example, Ford's a great example.  So they're saying, hey, we got four clouds. How do we sort of disaggregate the usage of that? And Chris Lund, who is the VP of Information Technology at Liberty Mutual Insurance, he talked about it today, where he said, hey, I can deliver these services to my business unit, and they don't know. Am I running on the public cloud? Am I running on our HP GreenLake cloud? Like, it doesn't matter to the end user. We've simplified that so much. So I think your super cloud idea is super thoughtful, not to use the super term too much, that I'm super excited about, because it's really clear of what our customers are trying to accomplish, which it's not about the cloud. It's about the solution and the business outcome that gets to it. Well, and I think it is different. I mean, it's not like the last 10 years, where it was like, hey, I got my stuff to work on the different clouds, and I'm replicating as much as I can the cloud experience on-prem. I think you guys are there now. And then to us, the next layer is that ecosystem enablement. So how do you see the ecosystem evolving, and what role does GreenLake play there? Yeah, this has been really exciting. We had Tarkin Manor, who runs Nutanix, and Carl Strohmeyer from Equinix on stage with us as well. And what's happening with the ecosystem is, I used to say one plus one has to equal three for our customers, right? So when you bring these together, it has to be that scenario. But we were joking that one plus one plus one equals five now, because everything has a partner component to it. It's not about the platform. It's not about the specific cloud service. It's actually about the solution that gets delivered. And that's done with an ISV. It's done with a COLO. It's done even with the hyperscalers, right? We have Azure Stack HCI as a fully integrated solution. It happens with managed service providers delivering managed services out to their folks as well. So that platform being fully partner enabled and that ecosystem being able to take advantage of that. And so we have to jointly go to market to our customers for their business needs, their business outcomes. Some of the expansion of the ecosystem, we just had Red hat on in the last hour talking about. We're so excited to partner with them. Yeah, that's great. What's going on there with OpenShift and Ansible and RHEL. But talk about the customer influence in terms of the expansion of the ecosystem. We know it's, we've got to meet customers where they are, they're driving it, but we know that HPE has a big presence in the enterprise and some pretty big customer names. How are they from a demand perspective? Well, this is where I think the uniqueness of GreenLake has really changed HPE's approach with our customers. Like in all fairness, we used to be a vendor that provided hardware components for us. We talked a lot about hardware costs and blah, blah, blah. Now we're actually a partner with those customers. What's the business outcome you're requiring? What's the SLA that we offer you for what you're trying to accomplish? And to do that, we have to have it done with partners. And so even on the storage front, you know, cumulow or cohesity on the backup and recovery disaster recovery. Yes, we have our own products, but we also partner with great companies like Veeam because it's customer choice. It's an open platform. And the Red Hat announcement is just fantastic, right? Because hey, from a container platform standpoint, OpenShift provides 5,000 plus customers, you know, 90% of the Fortune 500 that they engage with, with that opportunity to take GreenLake with OpenShift and implement that container capabilities on-prem. So it's fantastic, yeah. We were talking after the keynote, Keith Townsend came on, John, myself and Lisa. And we said, okay, you know, what about startups? Cause that's kind of a hallmark of cloud. And we felt like, okay, startups are not the ideal customer profile necessarily for HPE, although we saw evil geniuses up on stage. But I threw out, and I'd love to get your thoughts on this, that, you know, within companies, incumbents, you have entrepreneurs, they're trying to build their own clouds or super clouds as I use the term. Is that really the target for the developer audience? We've talked a lot about OpenShift, but there are other platforms, SUSE as a partner. And we just announced another extension with Rancher. Yeah, I saw that. And you have to have optionality for developers. Is that the way we should think about the target audience from a developer standpoint? I think it will be as we go forward. And so what Fidelma presented on stage was the new developer platform, because we have come to realize we have to engage with the developers. They're the ones building the apps. They're the ones that are delivering the solutions for the most part. So yeah, I think at the enterprise space, we have a really strong capability. I think when you get into the sort of mid-market SMB standpoint, what we're doing is we're going directly to the managed service and cloud service providers and directly to our DISTY and VARs to have them build solutions on top of GreenLake, powered by GreenLake, to then deliver to their customers, because that's what the customer wants. I think on the developer side of the house, we have to speak their language and we have to provide their capabilities because they're going to start articulating apps that are going to use both the public cloud and our on-prem capabilities with GreenLake. And so that's got to work very well. And so you've heard us talk about API-based and all of that sort of scenario. So it's an exciting time for us, again, moving HPE strategy into something very different than where we were before. Keith, that speaks to ecosystem. So I don't know if you were at Microsoft when the sweaty Steve Bama was running on the on-line. I was. Absolutely, developers, developers, developers. That's about ecosystem, ecosystem, ecosystem. I don't expect we're going to see Antonio replicating that, but that really is the sort of, what you just described, is the ecosystem developing on top of GreenLake. That's critical. Yeah, and this is one of the things I learned. Being at Microsoft for as long as I was and leading the Azure business from a commercial standpoint, it was all about the partner. And in all fairness, almost every solution that gets delivered has some sort of partner component to it. Might be an ISV app, might be a managed service, might be in a colo, might be with our hybrid cloud, with our hyperscalers, but everything has a partner component to it. And so one of the things I learned with Azure is you have to sell through and with your ecosystem and go to that customer with a joint solution. And that's where it becomes so impactful and so powerful for what our customers are trying to accomplish. When we think about the data gravity and the value of data, the massive potential that it has, even Antonio talked about it this morning, being data rich but insights poor for a long time, every company in today's day and age has to be a data company to be competitive. There's no more option for that. How does GreenLake empower companies? GreenLake and its ecosystem empower companies to really live being data companies so that they can meet their customers where they are. I think it's a really great point because like we said, data's the new currency, right? Data's the new goal that's out there. And people have to get their arms around their data estate so then they can make these business decisions, these business insights and garner that. And Dave, you mentioned earlier, the edge is bringing a ton of new data in. And my Zenziac example is a good one. But with GreenLake, you now have a platform that can do data and data management and really sort of establish and secure the data for you. There's no data latency. There's no data egress charges and which is what we typically run into with the public cloud. But we also support a wide range of databases, open source as well as the commercial ones, the sequels and those types of scenarios. But what really comes to life is when you have to do analytics on that, right? And you're doing AI and machine learning. And this is one of the benefits I think that people don't realize with HPE is the investments we've made with Cray, for example. We have, and you saw on stage today, the largest supercomputer in the world. That depth that we have as a company that then comes down into AI and analytics for what we can do with high performance compute, data simulations, data modeling, analytics, like that is something that we as a company have really deep, deep capabilities on. So it's exciting to see what we can bring to customers all for that spectrum of data. I was excited to see Frontier, actually achieve. We hosted an event, a co-produced event with HPE during the pandemic, Exascale Day. But we weren't quite at Exascale. We were like right in the cusp. So to see it actually break through was awesome. So HPE is clearly a differentiator for Fuel Packard Enterprise. And you talked about the egress. What are some of the other differentiators? Why should people choose GreenLake? Well, I think the biggest thing is that it truly is an edge-to-cloud platform. And so you talked about Aruba and our capabilities with network attach and network as a service capabilities. Like that's fairly unique. You don't see that with the other companies. You mentioned earlier to me that compute capabilities that we've had as a company and the storage capabilities. But what's interesting now is that we're sort of taking all of that expertise and we're actually starting to deliver these cloud services that you saw on stage. Private cloud, AI and machine learning, high performance computing, VDI, SAP. And now we're actually getting into these industry solutions. So we talked last year about electronic medical records. This year we've talked about 5G. Now we're talking about customer loyalty application. So we're really trying to move from these sort of baseline capabilities. And yes, containers and VMs and bare metal, all that stuff is important. But what's really important are the services that you run on top of that. Because that's the outcomes that our customers are looking at. Should we expect you to be accelerating? I mean, look at what you did with Azure. You look at what AWS does in terms of the feature acceleration. Can HPE, should we expect HPE to replicate? Maybe not to that scale, but in a similar cadence, we're starting to see that. Should we expect that actually to go faster? I think you couched it really well because it's not as much about the quantity, but the quality and the uses. And so what we've been trying to do is say, hey, what is our swim lane? What is our sweet spot? Where do we have a superpower? And where are the areas that we have that superpower and how can we bring those solutions to our customers? Because I think sometimes you get over your skis a bit, trying to do too much, or people get caught up in the big numbers versus the, hey, what's the real meat behind it? What's the tangible outcome that we can deliver to customers? And we see just a massive TAM. I want to say my last analysis was around $42 billion in the next three years. TAM and the Azure service on-prem space. And so we think that there's nothing but upside with the core set of workloads, the core set of solutions and the cloud services that we bring. So yeah, we'll continue to innovate. Absolutely, amen. But we're not in a, hey, we got to get to 250 this and 300 that. We want to keep it as focused as we can. Well, the vast majority of the revenue in the public cloud is still compute. I mean, notwithstanding, Microsoft obviously does a lot in SaaS, but I'm talking about the infrastructure and service. Still, well, I would say over 50%. And so there's a lot of the services that don't make any revenue. And as that long tail, that's, if I hear your strategy, you're not necessarily going after that. You're focusing on the quality of those high value services and let the ecosystem sort of bring in the rest. This is where I think the, I mean, I love that you guys are asking me about the ecosystem because this is where their sweet spot is, right? They're the experts on hyper-converged or databases, a service or VDI or even with SAP. Like they're the experts on that piece of it. So we're enabling that together to our customers. And so I don't want to give you the impression that we're not going to innovate. Amen, we absolutely are. But we want to keep it within that, that again, our swim lane, where we can really add true value based on our expertise and our capabilities so that we can confidently go to customers and say, hey, this is a solution that's going to deliver this business value or this capability for it. And partners might be more comfortable with that than, you know, they always have one eye, sleep with one eye open in the public cloud. Like, okay, what are they going to, which value of mine are they going to grab next? No way. Yes, your spot on. And again, this is where I think the power of what an edge to cloud platform like HP GreenLake can do for our customers. Because it is that sort of, you know, I mentioned it, one plus one equals three kind of scenario for our customers. So we can have your customers. Last question, Keith, I know we're only on day one of the main summit, the partner growth summit was yesterday. What's the feedback been from the customers and the ecosystem in terms of validating the direction that HPE is going? Well, I think the fantastic thing has been to hear from our customers. So I mentioned in my keynote recently, we had Liberty Mutual and we had Texas Children's Hospital and they're implementing HPE GreenLake in a variety of different ways from a private cloud standpoint to a data center consolidation. They're seeing sustainability goals happen on top of that. They're seeing us take on management for them so they can take their limited resources and go focus them on innovation and value add scenarios. So the flexibility and costs that we're providing and it's just fantastic to hear this come to life in a real customer scenario because what Texas Children is trying to do is improve patient care for women and children. Like who could argue with that, right? So yeah, it's great. Awesome, Keith, thank you so much for joining Dave and me on the program talking about all of the momentum with HPE GreenLake. You can't walk in here without feeling the momentum. We appreciate your insights and your time. Always, thank you for your time. Yeah, great to see you as well. Likewise. Thanks. For Keith White and Dave Vellante, I'm Lisa Martin. You're watching theCUBE live, day one coverage from the show floor and HPE Discover 22 will be right back with our next guest.