UnTeachable On YouTube

Were they wrong for pulling Apollos aside and correcting them? >> Not at all. >> Today, if Apollos was on YouTube and Priscilla and Aquilla had a YouTube channel, Apollos would have said he called me out, man. No, he pulled him this side and corrected me. I I kind of want your thoughts. I don't know if this something you can help me with or not, but it's just kind of like uh thoughts I've been having. I've been wanting to get back to doing content on YouTube for a while and I've kind of dipped my toes in the water, started and stopped and um mainly just because I just didn't know really how I want to approach it. So, >> just for context, I took a huge major hiatus because >> Yeah, you did. And this might be something good for somebody watching um and even a content creator, but like I was and I I don't have a problem saying it like I was preaching false doctrine and not necessarily on my channel like entirely. Like there were a few videos I had to remove like but I was uh one is apostolic for like the first couple of years of it and I came to realize I was in era around like 2021 edging into 2022 and I just made the decision to basically like stop doing content and get my doctrine together and actually understand the scriptures, how to read the Bible and all of that. And so I took a step back and just became a consumer. I was like, I don't need to be uh making content just because uh even if I made a major doctrinal change. Now, I didn't promote that heavily, but it was something kind of just uh that I was working through, but I still felt conflicted um and felt like I didn't need to be in a position of a teacher unless I really took the time to study study and really feel like it I can um at the very least be really great on the essentials and then everything else I'm a little more open-handed and willing to like continue and studying. But I guess that kind of threw me a little bit for a loop as to whether or not I should be doing it to begin with. But I do see a need, but I just don't really know where I need to be directing that need to as far as cuz I do feel a lot more confident in my ability to teach. And I will tell you this, I won't say his name, but the young brother who probably is like my age, I'm 33, >> and I don't know, he he probably might be a little younger. He might be right age for all I know. uh that you've been interacting with the last few days for several months. I'm not saying I'm leave his name out of it, but like something about that inter interaction and my own background. Now, I never was into deliverance and all that, but just I had overlaps in some of that with people I was in ministry with. >> Something about that just really fired me up to like really want to get back. I was already kind of filling that pool to get back to it. But that really just kind of fired me up to really get back to it. But I just kind of don't want to I don't want to I don't know what to how to approach that though. And so I just kind of wanted some counsel and wisdom on that. So um one you do you or you did what people don't tend to do that is to okay this is where I was publicly now I'm not that way. That shows humility. Most people don't have that, right? To be able to I was on this side of the track. And so now I I'm I I step back in recognition that I I was in error and I got to fix some things. That part is okay. That that that's good. That's to be commended. So you got to figure out, well, if I if I come back, what am I doing and why? or am I just doing it just because? Or and by the way, you don't necessarily have to have a a solid purpose or guiding. I just enjoy talking about God. >> Heck, if you want to come back and just talk, you know, do do the sports talk stuff that that you're doing. >> Amen. >> Yeah. >> Amen. That's cuz listen, >> I watch two things >> on on on uh uh on YouTube. Something about God and something about sports. >> Yeah. Yeah. you know, uh, and some of my greatest arguments, you all don't know this, my greatest arguments over sports. >> I I I would agree, man, sports and theology, I've spent a lot of time talking kind of >> I don't I talk trash to UT fans and I talk trash to the&m fans cuz, you know, in Texas, we hate UT and UT act like we don't exist and they always talking about us. We on your mind. So I like, you know, so I enjoy that. And it's it's just a way of just kind of relaxing and, you know, it's no big deal. The Bible talk though, you have the same passion, but there's more meaning and so somebody can get in their feelings even more. >> Yeah. Like you can talk trash kind of and and I think that's been kind of like the relief for me with doing sports recently was like I could talk about sports. Um it's always clean. A lot of people love that it's clean content. Um, I don't necessarily take anything too personal and there's a lot of personal shots. So, it kind of has Oh, yeah. On one end, it built up a lot of thin skin. I mean, it fixed any thin skin I had and built thick skin, but it also is the stakes are so low. People that are calling out name calling over sports things. It's hilarious to me that how personal people can get. But then I think like with theology in the Bible, um the stakes are so much higher than any >> it just feels like people have such a hard time of like like they hold on too tightly to things that um especially when the scripture may say the opposite. And I'm like I don't understand that coming from the p perspective of a person that lost an entire church community to get away from false doctrine. Like I never realized how hard how tightly people hold on to stuff. Um, >> oh man. >> When they have when they're public evidence that >> if you publicly disagree with them, um, they take it so personal, so much so that you're the devil, you're going to hell, you're evil, or you got a demon or whatever. >> Yeah. >> That that's what we keep seeing unfolding to the point to where I don't even want you're dead to me. You don't even exist. And everyone else, he shouldn't exist or she shouldn't exist in your eyes either. But you get so personal as though you can't be wrong. And the good part is, heck, if you're still young, it's cool being wrong when you're young. It really is. No, that's not good. >> I agree. >> It's cool being wrong at any point in time. Truth be told, because if you if if you realize that you were wrong, you have found out something new that you didn't know before. >> That's a good thing. >> Some people take it like that's a bad thing. I'm I No, I don't cuz it it it makes me look bad. I don't know. I I think in the last year there's probably been two or three things I've changed my opinion on publicly or no big deal. I think it makes you look good. Matter of fact, I think I think it draws more people when you can say >> I was wrong. Now, you don't just say I don't I was wrong just to draw folks. No, you you were wrong. You meant it. But um um I'm I'm seeing uh now I'm doing my due when I'm when I am told that I'm wrong about something, I seek to do my due diligence to figure out where I might be wrong. Okay, I I see that point. Let me give you an example. I just happen to look up something. >> I just said earlier there's no such thing as revival. That's a shock to people's system because hey, we're having a revival next week. We we've got these crusades that are going around the countryside in the 1800s, 1900s, these revival. And so where my sister take me to? My sister Prica took me to Isaiah 85:6. Text says, "Will you not yourself revive us again that your people may rejoice in you?" So what's the text saying here? Because in English use the word revive. Now in Hebrew it's the word or in this way in this way toai or to which is to make alive but it uses the word now it uses the word um again or return to or to return to living to return to be alive. So the word alive again is fine and the word alive again in our vernacular is revive. Well, here's the problem. We're talking about a nation. >> Yeah. >> We're talking about the nation, not the person, not the individual. And so, this nation would have God and then leave God. Have God. That's why I said earlier there's only uh the only the only way that you can remotely use this biblically is in relation to Israel. >> Yeah. I was going to say it's a different uh understanding of siriology like they weren't born again like we are. Um, so a nation being revived is connecting back to God because they've forsaken him. So like in the context of the Old Testament. >> Yeah. >> So the So the reason why I use that as an example to piggy back off what you just said, >> someone says, "Corey, you're wrong. I don't take that as a slap in the face or a shot. I take that as as as marching orders to go back to the text and look and vet what I said. You might be You know what? you know, you might be right there. You might be right there. So, that's how you do it rather than just turning around and saying, "You going to hell for disbelieving me." >> And and can I if I could chime into that. And that's kind of like why I want to talk to you because I feel like um although I think you get grouped in with a lot of brothers that are like um more I guess you could say not exposed ministry but like constantly pointing out falsehoods or false teachings and I think you get grouped in with them a little bit more haphazardly because I think >> um you the way I've always consumed your content is that you kind of like use kind of like a case study of someone teaching something and then use that as an opportunity to teach the truth of it. And you'll go deep. You'll go into the Greek, the Hebrew, and you'll do a deep dive on what the Bible says about set topic. And it's less about exposing the person's false teachings. You do that, but it's more so taking claim by claim that they make about the scriptures and then saying, "Where is that in the Bible?" What they're trying to say is in the Bible, isn't. And I thought you always done well with that. Um, but I think people group you in with just like he's his only motive is just to expose what is false and that he is right. I've even seen people not understand like even the old the two the oldest they was like your channel name and they'll say he's the smart Christian versus like smart Christians just that small distinction >> and and just continue to kind of like straw man like I think >> that's always been something that bothered me Brad. I it just >> Yeah, >> I'm not a heresy hunter. I'm not a discernment channel. Um but if you're teaching heresy, um I'm not hunting you down. I get so many videos every day sent to me, cover this, cover that. And I and I just can't and one I don't want to. And so I don't hunt anything down, but a lot of stuff just comes by. All right, you know what? I don't like that. And and we've kind of maybe me and some folks in the chat have been talking about or I seen some other folks bring it up. So, let me yeah, let me go ahead and address it. Address it. And I do want to kind of go a little bit deeper. I don't want to just say, "Yeah, that guy's going to hell. That's just horrible." Whatever. Well, let's look at where this is where this is in the text and how we how we flesh it out. Um, and then I want you to see my work cuz I might be wrong. I don't I want to be teaching even if there's something that bad has happened. I want to use it as a teaching um as a as a teaching moment. Yeah. Or as you said, as a case study. And I I I know I get grouped in a lot with a lot of like, okay, fine. All right. It is what it is. I'm not g I'm not gonna cry about it. You know, they >> um and I don't have a problem with with with the the quote discernment um ministries, the um um oh, what's his name? Um Shine on Revilian Truth or um uh the uh the messed up church and others all things theology. Yeah. I don't have a problem with being grouped in with them. I I I really don't. >> And a lot of them, they'll throw in, you know, some teaching. >> Me, I want to go further. And so, I may not have I'm doing less and less of the five and 10 minute, five minute videos over there on biblical response and doing more of the >> it might be 15 20 minutes just to add a couple extra. The other day we covered something that the guy who shall remain nameless and there was a person in the com in the comment section. This is exhausting. I'm we're doing a deep dive in it. That's this exhausting. Okay. Well, fine. I don't tell you. >> So, >> yeah, people just don't Yeah. I don't know. I think people I didn't get it early on. And I'm talking about early on. I didn't realize how much time went by. I've been following your work since like really early on um when you were in the other location and before you upgraded all the quality and all that stuff. And I >> the same location. I just I just turned the desk around. Actually, I got a desk. I didn't have I didn't have a desk. I had a child's desk. >> Uh it's the same room. Same room. Same room. >> Money. Well, there we go. Since you upgraded the way it looked though, >> I I bought a can of paint and some lights and that was it. >> There we go. No, I love that. Um, yeah. I I think my biggest thing is I don't necessarily there is an area and a place for um dealing with false teachings because it's we're called to um deal with them because they hurt other Christians. And then there's a lot of Christians that are just ultimately deceived. But I guess and I so I take that passionately because I really was passionate about something that was false. And um it didn't really take that much for me to be um persuaded out of it. But it did require kind of like small little moments of chipping away. Like someone would say something. I would watch a video. Someone would send me a video on something. I'm like, "Oh, I never thought about it like that." That's kind of like like I thought I had silver like uh like the person we mentioned. I thought I had my own silver bullet verses to prove oneness. I'm like, "Oh, you can't convince me out because I have these silver bullets." And then I see people address those silver bullets. And I'm like, "Oh, well, I guess I don't have any more. I had no more silver bullets." So, I had to really consider maybe I was wrong because I just wasn't the arguments that I did have were not holding up to scripture when they were really dealt with. And I think there's a place for like dealing with the text of when it comes to these false teachings that are out there. And like again with the brother, it really bothered me cuz here was what I here was my thought. I had a whole plan if this would have worked out where I know the guy's not going to talk to you. So I'm like, "Okay, I' I understand pretty much how to deal with this topic. >> Talk to me then." And I'm I'm nobody. I don't have a page. I don't have a thousand videos talking about this, this. I'm not part of any type of discernment or exposure ministry per se of anything like that. But hey, I hold to the same view that Corey holds to or I wouldn't even have mentioned it, but I'm like, "Yeah, I have verses. I have silver bullet verses pertaining to this." And I literally was just going to take the same arguments that you would make and make him have to basically deal with it. And that was really all that I was hoping. So, I was a little bit discouraged that he kind of backed off of that. And so I'm just like I just want so for my heart I'm just like we need more um mini Corey type channels out there that I feel like that are dealing with some of these teachings. >> Uh and we need to continue to hold their feet to the fire. I don't know enough about Abedo to know whether or not he is. I said his name but whatever. I don't know whether or not >> where his heart is or whatever. I don't know if he's authentic or not. That that really doesn't matter to me. That matters more to him and God. It matters the people that are influenced by the teachings he has. And >> for me, >> that matters way more to me. >> It matters to me. He thinks that I am uh against him. I'm really I'm really not. I'm really not. As a matter of fact, um if anyone were if anyone cared to just think about it for a second, think about the people who have been the most vitriolic towards me, whether we're right whether whether they were right or wrong. every last one of those people that have been vitriolic towards me. Um, I've all every last one of them I I've extended my hand just to hey, let's let's let's speak. Let's see if we can uncover some stuff. Uh, most recently, uh, me and Jay Williams of of Global Impact. Now, we sitting there just sending stuff back and forth to each other, you know. So, man, listen, and I tell folks, listen, I'm I'm I'm the coolest person you'll ever know. I'm you you'll love me more than you love your parents. I'm joking. But I say what I say. Now I think also by the way and it's probably a little bit on me. >> Um there is a new breed of males today. >> They just really are. >> We talked about this and I agree with you. >> See me and uh it's not like me and Marlin go way back or me and Marlon Brown go way back. No. No. But Marlin's the type of man I can say something play around and kick and and and and jive with him. Doesn't bother him at all. Nobody. Because he recognized, hey Corey, I don't mean nothing about that or what. We just you know we just talking, right? Right? I said the man 28 years old, he just look rough, right? He he know how he knows how old he is. I know how old he is. So, but nowadays when you disagree with people, they take it and I mean the males, not the females, but the males >> take it as though you have stolen their wife and kicked their dog. It's like I just I disagree. Hey, but if I'm wrong, >> why don't you show me? Why don't you They They're so emotionally wrapped up and and and they cause themselves to Let me just say this. They paint a narrative that's not there and it's and it's born out of feelings. I like I'm I don't want to talk to you. I don't have to talk. I would love to, but I'm not after you. You literally talk you you literally brought it up first. You said that on Marlin's channel, I'll I'll I'll debate you. Marlin said, "No, I don't want to debate you." And then he put in the chat, I'd be willing to debate Cory. We'd probably have a better better debate if I debated Cory. I'd ra I'd be willing to do that. And then I'm in the chat. I said, "Well, listen. I'll take you up on it. I never asked you for a debate or anything like that. I would love to talk to you. Hey, let's like I talk to anybody. >> I'm not after you like I'm handing you. And so it's it's a this is where you are a better example. I'm not going to say a better person, but a better example of how it should be. Your pride is not in the way. Heck, you take down ver uh uh videos of your channel and take a step back because pride is not an issue. >> So that that that's how that's how it is. I can disagree with a person vehemently and then love you. And as a matter of fact, if I disagree with you vehemently, >> uh, and someone talk trash about you, move, Brad, I'm I'm I'mma knock this dude out. That's That's kind of how I've always been. Um, I talk direct and frank and firm, but we're men. Why is that Why is that Why do I have to explain this to you nowadays? I I get the perception I get the perception that it's not what they make it out to be where it's like because you could talk about my doctrine all day blah blah blah is no problem. I'm like, "No, I don't believe that for a second." Because that is like 98 to 99% of all that Cory deals with. And maybe Cory, cuz he's funny. He has a sense of humor. He's actually being very lighthearted about something that's serious, which is pushing false teaching. But he makes it more light-hearted, fun, probably belittling. Yeah. >> And sometime the one or two% of like little remarks people just kind of take a little bit I think >> too personally. But I don't think that's the issue. I genuinely just think they don't like their their um doctrines being put out to the forefront and what it does to their cuz what this is what I think they're not saying but if it's really happening you and hopefully eventually people like me will equip people and then they're going to start to challenge him and you get more and more commons. You don't get like the typical 98% 99% of your videos getting liked when they deal with these false falsehoods you're pushing. You start getting more and more comments disagreeing with you. You start get more and more comments saying this is false and holding your feet to the fire and you start to see the influence of somebody like maybe you giving people truth and then people questioning and making things a little bit less comfortable um for people that have falsehoods. That's what I that's kind of what I think is really and again I don't know but that's kind of what I think is going on is the is causing more push back to them and it makes them uncomfortable even though they maybe really do sincerely hold to something that's false but they want to be comfortable in holding to something that's false and I think you don't allow room for them to do that and I think that's a good thing because had there not been people like you for me I would have been held comfortable in oneness heresy with looking at it now I'm like questioning okay people that I'm teaching this to am I sending them on the road to hell because I'm teaching them falsehoods now I don't even know for sure I wouldn't even been able to guarantee that I was myself because I had such a false view but it's just to say like the fact that I had such error and was comfortable in teaching it not getting much push back but running across brothers like you other guys um your other friend Damon Richardson uh back when uh that dealt with the oneness heresy man I'm telling you changed the game for me um I don't think I'm more humbled than anyone else. But I do think it forced me to have to confront whether or not my doctrine was solid. I'm like, I kept on seeing it get challenged. So, here's the problem. And the only people if if if I had a rule, if YouTube said, "Corey, you can change a rule." I would say we need to institute a personality test so that no insecure person can have a channel. >> That's funny. Yeah, >> because the people I started thinking about the people who who I have or they have issues with every last one of them. Insecure. >> Yeah. >> Listen, love Damon Richardson, but insecure. I can't disagree with you, and if I disagree with you, I'm racist and I'm beholden to to white supremacist the really insecure. Um the the the the Young Prophet in extremely insecure. The guy in Houston has made 100 videos about me. Extremely insecure. Super insecure. You can't disagree with him for nothing. Really? Really? Chaplain Trey in the um in the chat now. He's he he disagrees with a few things about me. He's a thousand% wrong, but I'm not so insecure because he's wrong. >> Yeah. >> Right. And I'm talk to you about it >> and I'm saying it that way. So, let's say let let me put up Trey. We can put up Trey for a second. Chaplain Trey thinks I'm wrong. >> I think he's wrong. Now, not on the m the the 90 plus% of the things we agree on, right? >> Yeah. >> I think he's wrong on on how he's trying to tear apart my little hermeneutics. That's that's fine, >> right? >> I must not I must not believe what I say I believe to be torn up because he's covering and and trying to go through what I'm saying. >> That's exactly how I can't believe what I believe cuz I'm torn apart and upset with him. best insecure. >> It's insecure. I'm And I agree with you and this is what I was saying cuz the more you've challenged it and I've seen every dynamic of somebody that holds to egregious falsehoods. There are some things that we might not we might think is wrong or error, but like doesn't amount to. So like you might be if someone's a Calvinist, someone's not. You may think that their sitiology isn't is wrong, but it's not like as consequential as uh can a Christian have a demon or do you have to speak in tongues to be saved or do you have to be baptized in a certain name to be saved? Those are much more consequential conversations. And so yeah, I I but what I've noticed is every time it starts out cordial, it starts out like there's door open and you're engaging with their beliefs and then more and more it just seems like >> they push you away. And the only thing I can conclude is they're no long once they open that door up, they're no longer allowed to be comfortable in their beliefs without getting push back and they take it out on you. That's how I've perceived it cuz I've seen it happen more and more and more as if they open the door to you initially and then after a while or not just you but people like you and then >> when it happened with Pagani >> when it happened with Pagani by the way Pagani y'all I haven't said this but behind the scenes >> Pagani acts a lot better than these other guys do. So let me let me give him his flowers on that. He act he acts better than a lot of these people do. He he really does. And I've seen him you let me let me adjust this. Let me change that. Well, at first though, we were talking and I said, "Guys, if I can't push back, if I can't ask questions, then then we not we're not really friends. We can't be friends. I can't ask you a question." Right? Um, with with Mike Signarelli, I'm trying to be cordial, but I can't ask you a question. So, there was a time where it was me and Signarelli and I think Marcus Rogers, um, JP, and it was somebody Oh, Abendigo. >> Mhm. and I'm going to ask them questions. Their biggest point, and there was one time where Pagani was on there, so it was twice where their biggest issue was, "Hey, Cory, you said this and the way you said it." All right, y'all forgive me. I apologize. Isaiah Salvar's in chat. Isaiah, can you forgive me? I apologize. Listen, I'm not trying to I'm not trying to just be mean to be me. I don't I'm not a jerk. >> Not always. Sometimes I could be. No problem. No problem. So, y'all forgive me? Good. Yeah. So, we So, it's almost like we just want to be friends and no push back. Huh? I got a question. No, we don't want your qu No, I got a question. Me, I can't ask you a question. All we can do is just be cordial so that we don't ruffle anyone's feathers. So, we ought to be comfortable going off a cliff. If I see danger coming and you don't tell me, see, I believe this wholeheartedly. If you see I got some lettuce in my teeth or something in my nose or something on my back and you don't tell me, we can't ride together. cuz I need you looking out for me. I don't I can't I don't have a mirror so I can't see what I look like in the front and I can't see what I look like in the back and you don't tell me and you see it. >> I'm going to a restaurant that's known for having food poisoning or roaches and rats and you don't tell me the bridge is washed out and you don't tell me. You see me going, you don't tell me, I got to leave you alone. We We're not We're not friends. You don't want to help me. I'll never forget. I'll never forget. I was in high school >> and um this before I had a car or did I have either I had a car? No, I had a car. Yeah, I had a car. I wrecked my car. That's what it was. And so after football practice, I'm riding there's a late bus that would take us home. >> Mhm. >> I'm messing I messed around and got off on the wrong one because I thought my buddy uh was going to get off um No, no, I was going my buddy's house, but he went home so I had to walk a good ways. I had to walk about I don't know 2 three miles and I'm tired. So I'm coming down the street. This I'm on 56th Street. I'm going to 39th Street. >> So it's a good wave for me. Right. It's in the evening and what happens? The rain starts coming down. >> Dang. >> Some buddies of mine are driving by and they honk their horn and wave at me. >> Mhm. >> That's crazy. I was getting up my hand and been waved back and like and I now I wasn't saved so I I'm cussing. I'm cussing. Wait a minute. What you waving at me for when you can stop? >> Like all they were all kind of blankly blanks. >> You didn't even love me enough to stop. Matter of fact, you should not have even acknowledged me. >> I'd have been cuz I didn't know. I didn't know it was them. I see him tomorrow. I said, "Where were y'all going?" "Oh, we was going to so and so." So they even drove by my house. It's raining. They have their windshield wipers on. Hey, Corey. Man, I wonder I should have gave them the finger and and and went to their house. Oh, >> yeah. >> You can't help me. That's fine. And sometimes helping you tells you something's wrong, >> right? >> Tell me my breath stinks. Tell me I have an odor. Tell me, you know, you you missed a spot when you shaved. Tell me you whatever. Tell me, >> am I your enemy because I tell you the truth? Well, for some people, yes. Yes, Paul, you are my enemy because you told me the truth and I don't want to have anything to do with you. Okay, fine. I've never I've never went out to hurt that young man. I've never set out to say, as a matter of fact, I think he's an error. I don't want to see you an error. So, I want to pull you aside and talk to you. You know, kind of like the way that that that that happened with Apollos. Were they wrong for pulling Apollos aside and correcting them? >> Not at all. >> Today, if Apollos was on YouTube and Priscilla Aquilla had a YouTube channel, Apollos would have said, "He called me out, man." No. He pulled him this side and corrected me >> privately. We don't know what hold make this point. >> We don't know everything Apollos was saying and we don't know everything they corrected him. In other words, the conversation was help was kept private. But Apollos is now one of the guys who people in the church saying, "I'd rather be like Apollos or like Paul or Peter." >> Oh yeah. >> Put him to the side personally, privately, and just say, "Hey, all right." >> So, we can't do that nowadays on YouTube. You got my number. You can call me. You can ask me a question or if you want to make a video, that's fine. I'm not going to be bothered by it, but hey, you want to talk? >> No. Okay, fine. No, that's good. That's real good. Yeah, I don't I don't disagree with any of that. The the Apollos example is Yeah, that's fire. I I completely agree with you. I just think that um yeah, I I think I think it's really helpful for people to just question how they view certain things with doctrine. Like I don't see how like when people just try to relegate, oh, this guy's caught up on a secondary issue. It's just a secondary issue and he's making it into something bigger. Like if it's a secondary issue, doesn't mean that you can just, you know, be I guess willy-nilly and wrong about it. But there this whole contention that like secondary issues are just something that you just kind of let just leave hang like you can be a lot you can make that about anything. You be like oh living with my girlfriend is a secondary issue. Uh you can make a lot of things like the argument of secondary issues is dangerous sometimes because it's like God does care about like you say our walk. So it's like I can create a bunch of things. Am I going to go to hell for living with my girlfriend? Not necessarily. >> So let me say this. Let me say this cuz you're on something good. Secondary issues indicate the primary issue. >> Yes. >> So the secondary issue, I'm cool with with with living and sin. I'm all right with this. I'm fine with that. Leave me alone. Let me this. Let me alone. >> Y >> that tells us that maybe the primary issue hadn't been taken care of. So the secondary issue of let's say it's demons or generational curses. You're good with that. That's going to be that's going to be an issue relating ultimately to the primary issue. I got you, Miss Smith. I'm gonna get you. That's an issue relating to the primary issue and it might indicate something wrong with the heart. >> The secondary issues almost like these symptoms when you go to the doctor. Hey doc, I got some swelling in my feet. That's a secondary issue that's pointing to a primary issue. That's a symptom of the primary issue. >> So, I need to go and check and see what why is your blood pressure so high? The fact that your blood pressure high is a problem, >> but it's secondary to a primary issue that might be your heart. >> So >> that's the issue. Man, I'm so tired. I'm lethargic. I got these headaches. Well, that might be an issue relating to the brain. >> So this is why we cover those things cuz it'll point to, oh, I see why you think that because of so and so. So the reason why you think you can have a demon directly is tied to your view of salvation which clearly is a primary issue. >> Exactly. Exactly. And I'm going to let you go ahead cuz I know you got more questions. The last thing I was going to say is just like I use that same line of reasoning for why I denied the trinity or did not subscribe to it. I'm like that's a secondary issue. I believe Jesus is God. I believe in the father, son, holy spirit. They are all the one God. We have no issues there. like the primary matters I feel good about. But guess what? When you dug deeper, you started to realize that I wasn't certain on if the son was eternal. Was he born because he was born of a virgin? When we talk about the son, are we talking about the eternal son? So the more you dug deeper into my theology, you started to learn, oh, there was a part of me that was ignorant and denying >> was Jesus fully eternal as the son of God. And it was it was some partial denial in there that I had to repent of. And so that's why I'm saying like >> somebody asked me yesterday I think it was yesterday somebody asked me um can oneness be saved? I said well yes and no. >> Um here is how a oneness cannot be saved. Even that oneness believes that Jesus is God. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Here's how you can't be saved. >> The Jesus that saves you determines whether you go to heaven or hell. Which Jesus? the Jesus who is God and if he's God, how long has he been God, right? He he just became so was he always eternally that way. So yes, that's why it becomes important. That's why you have to believe certain things. Now I said this and and I I might get some push back if a person is still stuck on and concerned legitimately and I think he's still I think he's also the father. I think he is. I'm not sure. He seems like he is. >> And they're wrestling with that. Okay. Cuz don't we have some 8-year-olds and nine year olds that can't explain the Trinity? >> Yes, we do. >> Right. >> Mean I got to be of a certain age and a certain intellectual acumen in order to be saved. No. No. Or else you wouldn't be saved in the first place. You big dummies. All of us. Big dummies. We all. And so he there are some areas he wants us to grow in grace and knowledge of the Lord, but some things >> it might take a bit might take a little bit little bit time to kind of fully comprehend all of that. >> And I think I sincerely was just ignorant. So for me it was an ignorance but it was in an echo chamber of ignorance. So when I was out that echo chamber I immediately started to like well I can't reconcile this with scripture. I can't reconcile this um view anymore. But yeah thank you so much. We didn't act we didn't get to like any specific recommendations for me, but believe it or not, everything we talked about literally kind of gotten me in the right frame of mind. I think I know what I'm going to do. You going to start the channel back up? I appreciate it.