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01. Three Duties Of A Generation
Bishop Dag Heward-MillsAbout this sermon
Camp Title - Mission South Africa ‘Prepare The Way of The Lord’. Machaneh Collection - 89. Preached in 2014, South Africa (Krugersdorp) Bishop Dag Heward-Mills is a world-renowned evangelist, bestselling Christian author with over 100 books, and leader of the United Denominations, present in 100+ countries. Through his Healing Jesus Campaigns, thousands have been healed, and millions saved across Africa and beyond. As you follow this podcast, may you begin to know God in a way you have never before! Don’t forget to click the follow button and turn on notifications
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Welcome to track number one of Mission South Africa. Hallelujah. Tonight we are privileged and blessed to have with us our very own Father. With no introduction, give it honor to organize you let us. Walk up to the Prophet, our Father. Hallelujah. Let us pray. Let us pray, Let us pray. Father, thank you for this time. Thank you for the opportunity that we have to be here. We are. We are blessed that you have gathered us together this time. We pray Holy Spirit that you take control, lead us and help us. We thank you for your power that is here today. In the name of Jesus and everyone said Amen. None. Hallelujah. Are you glad to be here? Wow. Well, we are also excited to be here to join you for this camp for a couple of days. I pray that the Holy Spirit will speak to your hearts. Amen. Sometimes when we come for camps, you know, people have lot of happiness, laughter, joy and all that. But you must, you must always remember that a camp is a very serious thing. And it's about life and death. It's about people's lives. Most of our pastors, people who are pastors, have become pastors through camps, and many people who gave their lives to w
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Welcome to track number one of Mission South Africa. Hallelujah. Tonight we are privileged and blessed to have with us our very own Father. With no introduction, give it honor to organize you let us. Walk up to the Prophet, our Father. Hallelujah. Let us pray. Let us pray, Let us pray. Father, thank you for this time. Thank you for the opportunity that we have to be here. We are. We are blessed that you have gathered us together this time. We pray Holy Spirit that you take control, lead us and help us. We thank you for your power that is here today. In the name of Jesus and everyone said Amen. None. Hallelujah. Are you glad to be here? Wow. Well, we are also excited to be here to join you for this camp for a couple of days. I pray that the Holy Spirit will speak to your hearts. Amen. Sometimes when we come for camps, you know, people have lot of happiness, laughter, joy and all that. But you must, you must always remember that a camp is a very serious thing. And it's about life and death. It's about people's lives. Most of our pastors, people who are pastors, have become pastors through camps, and many people who gave their lives to work for the Lord did so through camps. So a camp is a serious thing. Amen. So I want you to have that mind and that heart as you are here, that I'm at a very serious place, a moment to really listen to the Lord and flow with the will of God. Amen. Are you excited? All right, so we thank the Lord and you already know the theme of the camp mission South Africa. Prepare the way of the Lord. All right, I can give you the meaning of that straight away at the beginning. Prepare the way of the Lord means prepare for the Lord. You get it means prepare. It's a spiritual way of saying prepare for the Lord. Just prepare. The way of the Lord is to prepare for the Lord. Amen. You don't have any windows here at all, right? You have air conditioning. No air conditioning, but you have no windows. So. But it's not hot. It's cool. This is your own invention. Yeah. Hallelujah, so prepare the way of the Lord means prepare for the Lord, Amen. And we are going to prepare for the Lord in South Africa. Hallelujah, are you prepared to prepare the way for the Lord? God expects great things of you in South Africa. Are you going to give him the great things he expects from you? Are you sure? Where's Corolla? Yeah. Come. I need you. You've got to sing for me. To everything, the reason for season, to every purpose, there's a tide. The one who makes the whole world has everything in his hands. He wants the world to know him in order to rush up next, and he has called us to the Kingdom for such a time as thing. It's the time to believe. It's the time to love and live. Donnie though the time we received, but now it's time for us to give. Standing hand in hand, together let's reach out and touch our world. Can you hear the spirit calling? It's a time, It's a time to believe. It's a time to love and live though other time we received, but now it's time for us to give. Standing hand in hand, together let's reach out and touch our world. Can you hear the spirit calling? Can you hear the spirit calling it's our time now, it's our time, tell somebody it's our time. All right now, just as Corolla has sung, it's our time and it's a time of this generation of South Africans. You know, when we're having this camp, a lot of different people wanted to come to this camp. And I said, I don't want any time we have a camp and people come from somewhere else. Not that they are contaminating the meeting, but they are diluting the responsibility that is for you in the presence of other people. Dilute the responsibility that you have because you as S Africans or dwellers in South Africa have a responsibility which nobody else can take or can do. All right. So every generation and every group has its role to play, right. When I first started coming to South Africa, that was 20 years ago, 20 years ago, I I first started coming here, right? What? I was 30 years old. I'm now 50. Yeah. So my time, my generation, you know, my role will come to an end. You know, everybody's role comes to an end. You get it. And so, like whilst you were there, what what did you do? What did you do when, when you were there, when you were on the scene, You get it. Are you, are you still around? Yeah. So every generation, a generation is like a group of people who are born in the same time and are living in a particular period. That's a generation. So every generation has what it is supposed to do. All right. So in your generation, what, what did you do and what are you going to do? For instance, if you take Mandela, Nelson Madiba, is that what you call him? Yeah. If you take him, his, his, his, his group, you know, his group, 27 years, he was in prison. So that is 27 years before apartheid came to an end. I think 94, right? Yes, I think I came in 95, 2427 years before then he was in prison. So in his generation what the way younger people in his generation was fighting for freedom for South Africa. So that is his generation S contribution and he fought for it by going to prison for 27 years and won the hearts of everybody in the sympathies. Everybody knows what you've done in 27 years. You have been locked up for 27 years. Now. There's the next group, right? They will not have to fight for freedom. Yeah, but they they have already the freedom and I've been bought in, born into it and do not even understand what apartheid was. Most of you here don't understand apartheid. You have to read a history book to understand it because you are not part of the struggle like Peter was part of the struggle. Are you there? Yeah, so. Every generation has three. Things that it must do. Number one, you have to serve your generation. You have to serve the generation. 3 Duties of a generation or your generation. Acts 13, verse 36. Acts 13, verse 36, he says for David, after he had served his own generation, by the will of God, fell asleep, and was buried with his fathers, and saw corruption. Amen. So David, after he had served his generation, you say you serve your generation, right? And so you over here in South Africa are responsible. Are you with me, are responsible to serve your generation. You are responsible to serve this generation with something. So the question is, what did you do and what are you going to do? Are you there? Yeah. And so this generation of South Africans is depending on you to do certain things. Amen. Is there a fan on somewhere? A generator. OK, now, so you must get ready. This evening session is very short. We are just opening and then we are going to sleep. Because we are all tired from travelling, isn't it? We start early in the morning tomorrow. But we are just starting. So that we've started. Amen. What do you think? Good idea. Yeah, so. This this your. Your group, your group are supposed to do something and then. Even within. The Church, there are groups because out of even this church, we have a generation that were there at the very beginning with starting with France and his colleagues. The first person I met in South Africa was France. One of the first people when I, he was at the, he was at the airports, yes. So even within the church, there are generations within the church. After. France S generation, there is another generation of South Africans younger than his generation who are also here. What? And you also have to serve something. Yeah. So each generation better make sure you serve well, because what you serve affects the others. And if you come up, you have to do your your part when you are playing a relay, running a relay, they always put the fastest person at the end so that in case somebody they didn't run so fast, our last person who is our best runner is going to be able to. All right, welcome, Cape Town News. All right. We are talking about serving our generations. Welcome. We are talking about serving our generation. And I'm saying that there are generations within the generation. So we usually save the the best for the last. So if you are in this generation, you must assume you are the last and you are probably the best. They are supposed to run fast, very fast. Amen. And serve this generation. So listen, all of you. Here you know the. People in South Africa are. Depending on you, I tell you they are dependent on you to serve them with the gospel. They are depending. On you to serve South Africa with the Gospel. Yeah. So you can't fail. You can't fail. That is why I say I don't want people who are not in South Africa to come in. Not that they are going to contaminate, but they are going to dilute their responsibility that you have. There's a burden on your shoulder when you see others here. You may think that it's all of us, but it's just you. South Africa depends on South. Africans, yeah, South Africa depends on South Africans. If there's going to be anything good here, it's going to depend on you. You have to rise up and do well, just like Africa depends on Africans. Missionaries can come, but ultimately it is the local people rising up with strength who will actually manoeuvre and do well in a certain way. Are you listening to me? Yeah. So please serve your generation well with the. Gospel. And so that's why. I came here. I came to really just encourage you to serve your generation well. I don't want you to disappoint them. I don't want you to fail them. I don't want you to let them down. Not me. You see me. I'm fulfilling my ministry. You know this one thing people don't realise? All of us will stand before God and answer questions. You get it. So. In as much as I, I, I I. Love you and I love South Africa and all that. I have. A role to play? I cannot do everything even if. I want to do everything I can't when I. Even try, I would die trying. Yeah, when I calculated even having crusade, which is not having a church, a crusade. A crusade lasts for three. Days, four days and is finished. A church lasts for a. Lifetime. When I calculated having 5. Crusades in every country under the Sahara Desert, right? 5 crusades in every country under the Sahara desert, five in one country. It was going to take me 20 years to have 5 crusades in Cote d'Ivoire, 5 crusades in Togo, 5 crusades in Nigeria. Five only 5. Venues in South Africa, five in Zambia, 5 in Zimbabwe 5 in 55555 from below the Sahara, not Algeria, Tunisia. Let us assume that they are even. Let us assume that they are above. OK 555 doing 10 crusades a year, 10 I think it was 10. We did a calculus 20 years, so it will take me from now 2014 to 2030. 4. Before I can go to every country. Just to do a crusade, not a church. So I mean one one person can do verily, so God has no idea expect. Me to do certain things at all. He doesn't even expect me because. You cannot tell somebody to do. Something he cannot do if I came to you as a man and I told you give birth next year to a child. That would not be fair. Because you don't even have the organs to have a baby, so there is a great responsibility. Not on me, on you. Now there's a responsibility on me which I am discharging. Look, one of the camps which you will answer for is the camp that we had in Port Elizabeth. What is it called, Awake or Sleeper? Yeah, yeah. At that camp, I always remember mentioning the towns of South South African towns, mentioning so many towns. All those towns that are mentioned in that camp and others are supposed to have churches with pastors and missionaries. Lay pastors full time for any kind monkey. Pastor goat pastor anytime once it's a. Pastor. You just want a pastor. A priest. You need a priest. Are you listening? Yeah, I'm telling you. But I cannot go there. I cannot. So me. I've me, I've done my. Part and I'm here to remind you again of the same thing. Your job. You sit there and let the job, the time finish. You will regret more than anything you've ever regretted. So remember, you have to serve your generation #2 you have to value this generation. You have to value your generation first. Peter 2 verse 9 says you are a chosen generation. Amen. You are a royal priesthood. You are a holy nation and holy means. Special Holiness does not. Mean you don't fornicate. But when you say God is holy, it doesn't mean that God doesn't fornicate. The dictionary tells us that if you say something is holy, you mean that. It is special. Especially in a religious sense. So that's why we have holy garments, holy oil, holy place, holy down holy. So many objects are called holy because if you say something is special and you say something is holy, you mean that it is. Special. Especially in a religious way. So you are a. Holy Nation. That is special group Amen his own special people that you may. Proclaim the praises of Him. Who called you out of darkness and into his marvelous light? Amen. So you must value this generation in the sense that this generation is. Special to God, that's why he says you are a. Chosen generation and the generation that is chosen is a generation that. Believes. It is a chosen generation, so you must at a point. Believe that. You are special and very important to God. Are you listening in his? Purpose and that you have a. Great. Level of importance and value to God. You see when you think you are nothing. You just walk about anyhow. But when you learn, when you realize that I'm, I'm a special generation. To do a. Special job and that the. People who are alive. Today are a special generation right then. You rise. Up and you do well this generation. I'll tell you what's going to happen. If this generation of South Africans does not believe in its value, this country will equally fall to other religions, as has happened in West Africa. Yeah, I'll say it again. All these. You can play that many, many years from now and you hear it, you see that it is true. That if this generation. Of South Africans does not do what it is supposed to do and do what God wants you to do. This country will fall to other religions, especially the dominant religion, which is spreading and taking over most of the world. As a as a habit, I don't mention names of religions so that I don't mention it at the wrong place. You understand what I'm saying? Yeah. As it has happened in West Africa and the nation, Is there a problem? No problem. And the nations in West, in West Africa have almost all have fallen except the capital cities have fallen to other religions. Almost all the ones that you know of as Christian countries, they are capital city Christians. The rest is not. So I'm saying that if you don't do what you're supposed to do and you don't see yourself as a. Special group of people whom God has destined to do a. Special work, right? This country is going to fall towards other religions, but it has already started falling towards the Western religion, which is a religion of homosexuality. It has already started from you have South Africa is more like Europe in terms of the things you have fallen to. Yeah, you have all these other things. So you are like more like European plagues are coming here. So you have to be, you have to know when you don't do your part, the country will fall to others. So watch out. Value the people I value. You greatly. That is why I came here and that is why you can hear comes. You can hear comes where I was preaching to you and I'm preaching to South Africa and all of you because you are very, very important to God, very, very important to God. If you don't go out there and you don't do what God wants you to do, sad Africans are going to fall to sex, to become sex machines, to become sex addicts, to become homosexuals, are going to fall to HIV, going to fall to many cases. That's what's going to happen. If you don't go and do what you are supposed to do, that's what's going to happen in South Africa. And there is no way I can do it. If I could, I would. If it was my job, I would do it, but every day I pray, I say, oh Lord, show me what to do. Show me what to do. Because there's. So many things I could do. So. Many many many options. My problem is which one because I can have a a camp in Accra with the metro churches or with the Kodesh or with the Kumasi churches or with the northern churches or Western churches in just in Ghana or Caribbean churches, American churches, England churches, Swiss churches, European church, German, this that that all of Australia, those in Fijian Papua New Guinea, I saw many, many, many options. When I add it, I cannot even know where to start and what to do in crusades. I can go here, I can go here, I can go anywhere. So my problem is not that would I want to work, but it's but which? One, should I choose to do so? It's not possible. For me. So what I'm here to do is to speak to you, you know? To try to see if God can capture your. Heart to take Him seriously, because Jesus has been waiting, and I hope he's not waiting in vain. Waiting in vain for you to do what's right and to serve Him in your generation. Amen. Are you there? You're going home. Wow. So you've got to. Serve your generation. You've got to value this chosen generation and #3 you've got to rebuild this generation. Rebuild this great generation. Isaiah 58, you have to rebuild, or bills, I should say, the foundations of many generations to come. Amen. Are you listening to me? Are you still here or you've gone home? I'm talking about building the foundations of many generations. Isaiah 58 and verse 12 Those from among you shall build the old wastes, you shall raise up the foundations of many generations, and you shall be called the repairer of the breach and the restorer of streets to dwell in. Amen. It says You shall lay the foundations of many generations. This is what God wants us to do. You see, more generations are going to come after us, South Africans who will never see me, who will never see Bishop Cruffio and even some of you here. Those generations will be affected. By the foundations we are able to. Lay. So that's the foundations of many generations yet to come if we do the right things, and we are. Able to set. Up enough churches and enough bishops and enough buildings and whatever. We need it will be a basis for other. People, you get what I'm trying to say. Who will come and be blessed through what you have done? Like when a pastor, Apostle Kinsley, came here to start a church. He. Laid a small foundation, but it is on that foundation that all the other generations are. We are all depending on that little foundation that he laid and the few people that he gathered around. You get it? It's very, very important for us to see that what we are doing today will affect a lot of other people. Amen. Do you want your daughter to become a sex machine? How many have watched the film? Taken Taken Taken 1 Not taken one razor. How many have not watched it? You need to watch it, so let's do it again. How many have watched it? How many have not watched it? You need to watch it. Why? There are two things to see in that. There are two revelations in that film. God speaks to you through what you see. If you are sensitive to the Spirit you will be spoken to and even in the absence of visions like where you say when you close your eyes and I saw an Angel and all those type of visions, these ones to our visions because Jesus said for. Seeing, you shall see. For hearing you shall hear but these. People. Their heart is very dull. Their eyes are closed. So it's like. When they even see. And when they even hear. They don't think about it. And they don't notice it. Yeah. So there are a. Lot of things that God. Makes us see that because it it does, we don't think about it deeply. Our hearts doesn't even work, we don't notice it. But there are two things to see there. 1 is that film I am sure is being is based on kidnapping and abduction of girls and turning them into slaves and sex machines. Oh, every film. Is really based on something true that happens and even today 200 girls have been abducted in Nigeria and have been they've they've stolen them. The the, the, the rebels, whatever they are called half stolen them and taking them. They say they're taking them to other countries. 200. So all the women have gone on a huge protest match to the government to fight because they say they are also mothers. It's not, they are not, they are not their children, but their mothers. And it hurts them. What is happening to the people's children, somebody's daughter. He went to the school, a boarding school, and took them out of the school. You know, so that is one example where it's happening now. Many. People in South Africa young. Girls, you know, have they turned into sex machines? Is it true? It's not true. Why do you look at me as though I'm saying something strange? It's like. Where is the water? I need some water. Oh, is that all you have? I need a lot of water. Because anybody who looks at me with accusative eyes, there must be water. Put the water here. So better. What's your the way you look at me? OK, now young girls are being turned into sex machines and sex slaves. True or not true? Some of you. Have been machines before. Yeah, you know yourself. You have been sex machines, sex slaves, sex addicts. Yeah, you are addicted to sex. You couldn't stop and even though. You are not being paid officially. There was a kind of. Point. Yeah, bring it. OK, give me one and then you keep. I drink some, the rest is for you. Now listen even. Though you are. Not taking a salary. For your sex, you were. Taking emoluments and benefits. Yeah, and bonuses. Promotions so and gifts. So. Listen, it is happening. And some of you now are even still in the trade, Yeah, even though you've come for the camp. If we had a. Scanner at the door. If we had a scanner at the door, I don't know what will happen. Quiet, quiet, quiet now. This. Is not the will of God and God wants to save many children, many people. When we first came to South Africa, no one was getting married. Nobody was getting married. It's like there's nothing like marriage. There's nothing like marriage. No one marries. We just, I mean stay. Around and around and around and around and around. True. Now there are many of you who are decently married, true or not true, so there are many, many more who have to be delivered. So that's the first. Thing you learn from that film. The second one is Shepardorial care, which is you cannot take my member or my ship or my something and just go freely like that. No, no, no, no. No, even. One member can give rise to a film. Yeah. You can't just take a person that belongs to me like one of my church members, my sheep whom I love, or my. Spiritual children and walk away. No, it will provoke a big reaction. So you see that from that film Shepherdorial, you get it. So you learn a lot. You learn a lot. So what I'm saying is that God wants us to. Save this. Generation and rebuild and build the foundations that will affect many other generations yet to come. And I want us to. You know, in this company. Try to shake ourselves off selfishness. You see, selfishness is. The the, the way of the world, if you look at the vision of your own Madiba, I don't know if it is his vision, but you know, that's what we hear on the radio and so on. But these people, you can never tell what is their real vision, what they are doing. But if you see that. Vision of whatever. You see that after the founders are. Gone the. Main. Characteristic of political leadership is. Selfishness. They don't really care. About the people they are, they claim to be fighting for. I don't know how it is in South Africa, but in Ghana that is how it is. I mean. You, you, you they. They do not seem to care about the people they are supposed to be leading. At all. Now, I don't know how this is, but I, I, I never read, I never read South African papers. Even when they give it to me on the plane, I don't read it. So I don't know anything about South Africa, South African politics, even the Ghana politics. When now when I see them on the news, I immediately switch to James Bond because I know that he at least is being honest, that all that he's doing is not true. It is just a film. But these people are not telling us that What? They are doing is not true. So now I prepared James Bond, I know that the lies a car which is swimming and all the things they are doing, they are all lies. And they have admitted that at the end of the film they write this was a stunt stuntman this and these are the actors and all that special effect. And you know that it's not true. Now these are the ones they don't ever bring when they finish the news. They should write stands man. Special effects, script, song, choreography lies by this. All lies. By this, by this, by this. Yeah. So listen, my dear friends. You cannot just sit down and adopt the selfishness. That is out there. If you want to see 2. Characteristics of our leadership in the world today. Let's, let's stay in Africa because we, we are not Americans and we don't know what they are doing there. I'm sure they are having the same problems, but at least I will speak for Ghana. You think about South Africa. Whatever I say about Ghana, I think about it in terms of South Africa. Two major qualities of the leaders. The secular leaders from the. Heads the highest. Position downwards are spiritual emptiness and selfishness. You know they are spiritually empty. They are devoid. Even when they. Claim to be Christians. They are spiritually void. Of, of of. Any spiritual. Substance, yeah. Those who go to churches during election time pastors will be. Associated with them. And almost their spiritual emptiness. Many of. Them have multiple fornicators serials. Fornicators. And adulteress, drug dealers, prostitution, stealing millions, looting so that their spirituality. Is almost zero and then. Selfishness where they think about themselves, are you? Listening to me. What is good for me not. What is good for Ghana or South Africa or Zimbabwe or wherever? But you see now there's no Zimbabwean here, It's all S Africans because I told the Zimbabwean people they shouldn't come here. I don't want them to dilute what is happening here, Dilute the responsibility that you have. Are you with me? Yeah. Now, whenever you are in the world, if you are, if you swim in the water, you get wet. And even when you breathe, when you smell something, it means a little of it has dissolved in your nostrils. That's why it's so good. It smells that in bad smells because that bad smell is dissolving inside, and then it transmits a message and you have it. Some of the bad smells you've been smelling is dissolving inside your nose. I see. That's not sometimes the nose itself gets blocked. It's actually it's enough. I can't take it anymore. Hallelujah so. As we are. In the world, in the, in the South African world or the Ghanaian world or the Nigerian world. And that world is full of spiritual emptiness, and that world is full of selfishness. The selfishness seeps. Into the church and the. Spiritual emptiness seeps into the church, so as we are. In the world. We suddenly become spiritually empty and become so selfish. We become spiritually empty and spiritually selfish so, so much so that we mimic or we we are virtually. What do you call it? Images of what is in the world, that is why. Pastors can best be depicted sometimes like the political leaders. We claim to be caring for everybody, but we just care for ourselves. We claim to be spiritual men that are very spiritually empty, if we'll be very honest with ourselves. So as we are, as we. Are in this world. Let us watch out because the selfishness in the. World is coming on us. That is why it's difficult to get. Many of you to even come to. To come out of Khoutin. Is that what you call it, that place? Yeah. To come out because that's where there are jobs, yeah. It's in your own hometown where you have stayed if we. Send you there, you say. Here I I will. Never go there, you know, Here it is. A word. Say here. Yeah. It's a word. It means. Rubbish on stupid like joking your hometown where you came. From. If I say to you to go there, that there are people there who don't know God. And that you have to go there, you just say. I will never go. You will never go. Take your hometown. So selfishness comes. And although we are pastors who claim we are preachers of the word of God, like, I mean like we are called by God, we are. We have been sent. To the nations, yeah, we claim it. South Africans. I'm talking about South Africans. Not. Any other country. That's why I don't want any Zimbabwe or Zambia to any such person to come here. Yeah, to dilute the responsibility, which is on you. You will not go to your own hometown. Just. Like the politicians have come, many of them out of poverty. They had nothing. They were strugglers, they were ordinary people. They stood up. So we are fighting for the common man. You see the people of South Africa, the people of South Africa, they need, they need liberty, they need freedom, they need equality, they need justice, they need freedom, they need prosperity. They need to have their bread, their chicken like everybody else. They need, I mean. This is not true. It just works and you see some of them join. Words together and memorize them. Yes, they join words. Together and memorize. Them for every political speech. Yes, and they say in. These days of political instability and turmoil and this, they have words, they just. Mix them together and they just join it. Always the same, and you too as a pastor. You preach, you say this, you say that, but I cannot send you. Look, I came to Pretoria, I preached, I said. We have to start 100 churches in Kalte, isn't it? I don't. Think I've started even 5. Of those churches. Yeah. Just in Kalte, not very far away. Not far away, you know. It's like those people. We can lead them to to go to hell. They should go to hell. I mean, they are. They are. They are stupid, foolish ghosts. So let them go to hell. Yeah, that's how we are. We are just like the people that look at him on the television and see this man, He doesn't care about anything. He doesn't care. Yeah, all like like you if you if you one of my books that you know, right. You see what Hitler said, you have what he said. I I played it out for you to see what he. Said. In public, what he said in private, and you, you, you, that's where you see that most of the politicians are lies. What they say in public is different from what they say in private. Hitler would say this peace and he would say I fought myself as a soldier in the First World War. I do not want war. I know what is war. In private he would say the only thing that we need is war to take more land. So most of the things. Are not true, so now when I watch them. That's why I said I prefer. To watch James Bond flying, jumping out of a plane. Falling onto somebody's parachute on top of the parachute. He doesn't have the. Parachute but. He he fell out of the place. And onto somebody who was coming down with the person. Fell on top of the person's parachute and was able to fight with the person in the. Parachute. Take the person's. Parachute and go and learn. But you see after the film, after the film, they will say. The stunt was done by this person and that it was. Acted that the actor, the first actor. That is all not true. Special effects, but these other ones, they never tell us that there's a stuntman and that they were acting. So I prefer to watch the one where they tell me that it's not, it's just they're just playing. Are you still around? Yeah. So I'm just what I'm trying to explain. To you is that. We are becoming politicians with speeches in public, but in private we have other things that we will say in public. We will say I don't want a war. I thought war Hitler was. Given a medal for bravery. Under. Fire. Exceptional. Bravery under fire, it's different. Bravery. Without fire is different from bravery under fire because a lot of people went Coco, they just Wii on themselves. It's. Different. But if you are. Able to be brave. Under fire, it's different. So he fought, and he had even. Some injuries and so on, you know so. He will use all those to make. Speeches. That's not true in. Private, he will say. This and that. Whoa. We have to. We need more. They call it living. Surround. It's a bit like Afrikaans living surround what? Living space living. Room. How do you say it? In Afrikaans? This is German. Laban. Living. Living space, said Therman. OK, something anyway. All right. Are you there? Are you still around? Yeah. So these two spiritual polities that politicians. Have with the spiritual emptiness and selfishness is the environment in which we are. Working so it is also. Seeping on to us, that is, if you stream in water, you come out. If you see the sea, you are, you have salt. If it's a swimming pool, you have water, you know, and even if you are smelling, it's coming on you. So sometimes you can go into a room and you you can smell, you come out, you can smell cigarettes because you've been in an environment of smoking. So whatever is in that. Environment, it just comes. On you, without you realizing you are becoming like that. It just comes on you and we are. Not. Realizing that. The spiritual emptiness is. On us, I saw a man. He said he was a. Methodist Christian. Then I saw he attended the rally of another religion. And that religion, they sit on the floor to pray, you know? So I saw him also sitting on the floor and doing all the. Things with the people. And I said, I thought you were a Methodist Christian. You wouldn't ever see those people coming for communion or. Coming to join. Whatever you would ever see it, they will ban Bibles, they will destroy whatever. If you try to do anything like that, you see what kind of reaction it will bring, you know? But you see that even those who claim Christianity, they are spiritually empty and they never even help Christ. They don't even help the church. They even fight the church. I tell you so. I want you to be careful in this time, in this era. You have to be very careful of the emptiness and the spiritual selfishness. Otherwise those two things are going to take away from the work that you've got to do in your generation. What are the three things you are going to do for your generation? I can't hear you serve my generation. I didn't hear you value your generation. What type of generation are you A chosen generation, Amen and #3 build your foundations for your for many generations, Amen. Are you excited about that? I excited about that. Wonderful.