And every time I start to despair as autism has stripped nearly everything away from me I'm reminded once again by this sermon not to despair and try and find relief in this world but to remember it's God's love, my nerve damage is God's protective leash that kept me from running off into this mad world and putting my hope in it.
He gets at the heart of why the West is in despair, why people run off into extreme sports, get married and feel maybe they married the wrong person and try and marry again. Why the very end of that rope is often severe addiction, pornography, transgenderism, and suicide.
People have forgotten God, it's all freaking REAL and I forget so quickly. This was in the top 10 sermons for two decades on sermonaudio for a good reason. He explains what "midlife crisis" really is, it's realizing this world isn't enough, and suicide IS the logical conclusion if you only are living for this place, so most turn to desperately trying to fill themselves with more pleasure and short term CONSOOMING to avoid this dark reality, as no matter how much security you build in this place eventually everything you love here around you starts to decay and die.
We SHOULD be mocking transgenderism as it's absurd and wicked, but this sermon reminds me that there's a lot of nice White people who are in despair and are tricked by our (((enemies))) into these sick paths.
He warns of this "transgender pioneer" that eventually he will likely kill himself, instead he killed three other people.
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“You may have noticed that even after the most thrilling experience (a success, a vacation, a party, a date, a dance), when you are quiet and alone, you perceive deep down a small voice saying, ‘Is that all there is?’ Nothing is enough: not praise, not success, not youth, not love. You are a thirst in the flesh, an incarnated thirst. You yearn for endless beauty and joy, endless love and delight… You cannot help being an incarnated thirst. Nor can I. We were born that way and we will die that way. We may differ in how we seek to slake our thirst. Some go up blind alleys. Others go to the Fountain. But all seek.”
> when you are quiet and alone, you perceive deep down a small voice saying, ‘Is that all there is?’ Nothing is enough: not praise, not success, not youth, not love.
No, I don't feel that way and it's not normal to feel that way. That's a sign of depression.
And every time I start to despair as autism has stripped nearly everything away from me I'm reminded once again by this sermon not to despair and try and find relief in this world but to remember it's God's love, my nerve damage is God's protective leash that kept me from running off into this mad world and putting my hope in it.
He gets at the heart of why the West is in despair, why people run off into extreme sports, get married and feel maybe they married the wrong person and try and marry again. Why the very end of that rope is often severe addiction, pornography, transgenderism, and suicide.
People have forgotten God, it's all freaking REAL and I forget so quickly. This was in the top 10 sermons for two decades on sermonaudio for a good reason. He explains what "midlife crisis" really is, it's realizing this world isn't enough, and suicide IS the logical conclusion if you only are living for this place, so most turn to desperately trying to fill themselves with more pleasure and short term CONSOOMING to avoid this dark reality, as no matter how much security you build in this place eventually everything you love here around you starts to decay and die.
We SHOULD be mocking transgenderism as it's absurd and wicked, but this sermon reminds me that there's a lot of nice White people who are in despair and are tricked by our (((enemies))) into these sick paths.
He warns of this "transgender pioneer" that eventually he will likely kill himself, instead he killed three other people.
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– Thomas Dubay
No, I don't feel that way and it's not normal to feel that way. That's a sign of depression.