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00:02:46.000So as you said, my name is James Cadiz.
00:02:47.000I'm the senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Signal Hill.
00:02:50.000My mom and my dad were both born and raised in Egypt.
00:02:54.000I have quite a heritage behind me because my grandfather, so my dad's father, was a pastor in Egypt for 65 years and not a Coptic pastor.
00:03:02.000We're talking a Presbyterian pastor, so he knows what persecution looks like.
00:03:07.000My mom's father was in the same boat 35 years as a Baptist pastor in Egypt.
00:03:13.000So neither of them were the traditional Christians that tend to be in that neutral position in Egypt.
00:03:19.000I'm first generation born in this country.
00:03:22.000Obviously, I was born being able to speak my parents' native language.
00:03:27.000I was always taught to love the United States of America.
00:03:30.000My mom and my dad love, has always had a love for America.
00:03:35.000And they raised me up in the ways of the Lord.
00:03:38.000And so, you know, I wasn't one of these guys that had some crazy past or anything like that.
00:03:42.000But I can tell you that when God got a hold of my heart, he changed me pretty radically.
00:03:48.000And very much like you, Charlie, I got involved serving the Lord at a really young age.
00:03:53.000And I consider what you do a great ministry.
00:03:56.000You know, you travel around in many of the same circles that I do, but the difference here with you is that God has blessed you on a national level and actually on an international level where you're doing a lot of things.
00:04:26.000And, you know, we have a national radio show where we're all over the country.
00:04:30.000And God has been able to, for whatever reason, and I still will never understand it, use this platform to be able to teach people to love God first, right?
00:05:14.000To any pastor who would say that those of us that are Christians and especially church leaders, pastors, should not be involved in politics, let me ask you this question.
00:05:25.000What other area of my life do you want me to compartmentalize away from God?
00:05:29.000What other area of my life do you want me to create an exclusionary clause with respect to how I carry myself?
00:05:36.000What other area of my life do I not apply my Christian worldview?
00:05:40.000And I think that those are questions that they need to be held to answer because those that don't answer that question, truth be told, honestly, they need to really consider whether or not they should be in the ministry.
00:05:52.000Because my view is this, if you choose not to get involved in the political arena, especially in an environment like the one that we're in today, you, forgive me for saying this, you are complicit.
00:06:04.000You are complicit in the evil that chooses to propagate itself.
00:06:08.000And make no mistake about it, the evil that is on this earth and in this country right now is a nefarious, absolutely calculated attempt to destroy that which belongs to God.
00:06:20.000And as human beings who are walking with God, we are guardians of freedom.
00:06:24.000We have an obligation to speak up about these things and we have an obligation to stand up for righteousness.
00:06:29.000It's staggering to me that the same people that will condemn me for this are the same people that will stand for things like critical race theory and will actually say, hey, listen, Black Lives Matter.
00:06:41.000I don't believe in Black Lives Matter Inc., but I believe in the statement.
00:06:44.000Well, if you believed in the statement, why aren't you defending the 1500 black babies that are being killed every day?
00:06:50.000Why aren't you defending the blatant racism that exists every single day with respect to the fact that we have a system that continues to propagate the mindset within the Democratic Party of continuing to say, hey, listen, Blackfeet people, you have no responsibility.
00:08:34.000Look, as pastors, we are called by God to be undershepherds.
00:08:38.000And as undershepherds, we get our hands dirty for our sheep.
00:08:41.000You know, one of the things that we're called to do is we're called to step in front of and step forward so that our sheep will not only be fed and be educated and understand, but we're called to put our necks out for them.
00:09:08.000They lie to us every single time for the most part.
00:09:11.000And what ends up happening is when we adapt a philosophy and a mindset that says I will be governed and ruled by my emotions, you see the kind of nonsense that you're seeing in the streets right now.
00:09:22.000But one of the things that I think we've got to go back to is the fact that we, as pastors, need to put our faith into action.
00:09:30.000You see, one of the things that I told my board, and I made this very clear to them a long time ago, is I said, listen, guys, if I don't open up the doors to the church sooner than later, and you know, we never really closed our doors in the sense of, yes, we didn't allow people in the sanctuary for the first few weeks because we didn't really know what we were dealing with for probably the first four weeks or so, but we did have service in the parking lot.
00:09:52.000I mean, I got to tell you, especially our Easter Sunday was a sight to behold.
00:09:56.000But the thing that I would say is this: I would say that I, and this is what I told my board.
00:10:01.000I told my board, I said, Look, if I get to the point where I continue to keep my doors closed, my word will become mud to the people that I serve.
00:10:10.000And here's the reason why, because I have spent my whole life teaching them to trust in the Lord.
00:10:15.000I've spent my whole life teaching them to not think about what it is that I can do in my own strength, but to lean on the strength of God.
00:10:25.000Sometimes it does not completely check in with our emotional state at the time.
00:10:30.000But if we'll learn to ignore the emotions and seek out that which is good, then we begin to see the hand of God coming to fruition in a great way.
00:10:38.000Now, here's the question that I would ask the pastors who continue to close the doors of their church: How in the world will you ever expect your people to trust you later?
00:10:52.000And for those that are going to churches where the doors are still being closed, I would simply say this: I would beg you to fast, pray, sit down, and make an appeal to your pastor.
00:11:02.000If your pastor doesn't want to receive, then let me quote Rob McCoy: vote with your feet.
00:11:24.000We have 6% of the people that they say have died of COVID actually died of COVID alone.
00:11:30.000Everything else has been something else.
00:11:32.000And I'm not even going to talk about the scientific merits of this because the meritorious value of what I'm saying is something that really is undisputed with anybody that speaks the truth.
00:11:41.000The issue that I would much rather visit here centers around what really is going on in society.
00:11:47.000Listen, Charlie, 1,500% increase in suicidal ideation.
00:11:52.00025% of the kids that are out there are either thinking about suicide or actually committing suicide.
00:12:00.000For the first time in the last three months, listen, this is crazy.
00:12:04.000In the last three months, we have more kids that are dying of suicide that are under age 35 than will ever die of the coronavirus.
00:12:13.000And it's the same kind of nonsense that we choose to believe.
00:12:16.000We're watching a public health disaster, but that public health disaster has to do with the mental and emotional and spiritual condition of the people that are out there.
00:12:25.000And it goes along with the same lies that are being told right now in the age of what's going on with our law enforcement officers.
00:12:31.000Oh, the black man and the minority is being hunted right now.
00:12:34.000Oh, nationally, we're all being hunted.
00:13:45.000And anybody who has any friendship with anybody who comes from Egyptian descent understands the fact that it would be greatly offensive for you to go to somebody who's from Egypt and say, oh, well, you're an Arab.
00:14:10.000But putting all of that aside, when you talk about that, Black Lives Matter Incorporated, they are perhaps one of the most racist organizations alive besides the Democratic Party.
00:14:43.000And I know they're trying to erase their nasty history, but there are recordings out there of the founders.
00:14:48.000I think it was Patrice who said this one.
00:14:50.000I don't remember which one of them, but one of the founders actually saying that we say the dead people's name because it's a spiritual chant.
00:14:58.000We are calling out their spiritual, I forgot exactly how she put it, but she's basically talking about the biblical definition of witchcraft.
00:15:06.000So we're saying, well, I don't believe in the, I don't believe in the organization, but I believe in the name.
00:15:12.000Well, let me give you a piece of advice for those of you that don't believe in the organization, but yet you believe in the saying, come up with a different saying that expresses the value of all human life.
00:15:26.000And it's something that we need to grasp as human beings because the very moment in this nation we get to the point where we value one life over the other is the very moment we begin to see the furtherance of the kind of mechanisms that were deployed by Hitler to destroy a whole people.
00:15:45.000I mean, the members of the, there's so many members of the house that believe in the boycott, the boycott divest sanction movement.
00:15:50.000I mean, we're seeing it everywhere, and the racism is extraordinary.
00:15:54.000And it's especially a joke when you see people that come from Muslim nations that are in the house right now.
00:16:00.000And I can think a few of these girls that, and coming from a man who understands Islam very well, if they were to live in the countries in which they came from, believing what they believe, and even being as simple as putting a hijab on their face and representing men in their country, they'd be murdered immediately.
00:16:17.000Immediately under the same Sharia law in Islam that they claim to defend and say is superior to our Constitution.
00:16:37.000The Southern Baptist Convention is embracing critical race theory.
00:16:41.000There are pastors that are telling their congregation.
00:16:43.000I got an email right here, Pastor, and I'll paraphrase it, that they're telling their congregation that systemic racism is the greatest issue in America.
00:16:52.000This is happening in our churches, Pastor.
00:16:58.000So it's, again, it's them embracing a culture in which they are seeking to become like the culture and feel relevant because they don't have enough faith in the true and living God to establish what real relevance should be in this culture.
00:17:14.000And that's the thing that we've got to always go back and reiterate.
00:17:17.000As Christians, we have the obligation to shape the culture instead of allowing the culture to shape us.
00:17:24.000And the whole mindset in which people can get away with doing this, spiritual leaders can get away with doing this, comes from their desire to be accepted and to be relevant instead of to actually tell the truth.
00:17:37.000Because oftentimes, as you know, when we tell the truth, there is a consequence for telling the truth.
00:17:42.000And the consequence oftentimes is, yes, people will reject us.
00:17:55.000When big organizations like the Southern Baptist Convention make a statement like that, they don't represent their whole constituency.
00:18:01.000A good majority of their constituency disagree with those ridiculous assertions, but the few influential people that are in those circles will do it so that they can create some kind of a weird adaptation to their political friends that they have where they can kind of keep their status quo.
00:18:37.000The truth is that the Constitution was a literal referendum.
00:18:41.000It was a literal referendum on slavery.
00:18:44.000When we talk about the Democratic Party and the Republican Party, oh my goodness, the Republican Party was in essence an abolitionist movement.
00:18:51.000And when we talk about the purveyors of slavery, let's talk about the sin of slavery for a second.
00:19:35.000We lost so many Americans over the issue of slavery, fighting brothers against brothers, sisters against sisters, mothers against daughters.
00:19:42.000I mean, it was a horrible, horrible period in our history, but it was also a time that's reflective of an amazing group of people that wanted to see equality for all.
00:19:53.000And yet we choose to deny it because we are becoming history revisionists.
00:19:58.000And the reason why the far left is getting away with it is because the church is allowing it.
00:20:04.000If the church never allowed it, I promise you it would never happen.
00:21:22.000The function, one of the greatest functions of mankind that God built into them is to build up, is to actually be people who take something and imitate him, right?
00:21:34.000We were made in his likeness and image.
00:21:38.000Listen, there's a reason why Genesis 1-1 says, in the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.
00:21:43.000And then there's another reason why the declaration was made in verse 2, and the earth was without form and void.
00:21:48.000When you look at it in the Hebrew language, it's making a very simple declaration.
00:21:52.000It's saying, listen, God is the one who created the heavens and the earth.
00:21:55.000And then in verse 2, it says, he then went on to artistically render his beauty with his hands, molding and shaping creation into existence.
00:22:06.000Now, that means that God modeled for us what it looked like to actually create and to build and to be fruitful and to have dignity in our work.
00:22:15.000And so Black Lives Matter Incorporated, their whole stated objective is to destroy that so that single mothers can be trained to fight as activists to destroy that which gets built.
00:22:28.000So their core value comes against the scriptures right from the get.
00:22:33.000And for people who say that Jesus would have marched in the streets, it's an absolutely obscene and absurd thing to say.
00:22:41.000The mechanism that drove Jesus was his understanding of mankind's heart.
00:22:46.000When Jesus responded to somebody or when he spoke to somebody, Jesus never spoke to the circumstance.
00:22:50.000See, this is the thing that you got to understand.
00:22:52.000When you go out and riot in the streets, the rioting in the streets seeks to speak to a particular circumstance.
00:22:59.000As a matter of fact, it capitalizes on a particular circumstance.
00:23:03.000Something happens, thus I go respond to it.
00:23:13.000But what he did was he analyzed the condition of the hearts of the people he was spoke to, and he ignored the circumstance and spoke straight to the heart.
00:23:45.000You've had many, and the one that you have right now isn't your husband.
00:23:48.000And then he begins to speak to the longing in her heart for a desire for something deeper that she's thirsted for, that no man could ever be able to address.
00:23:59.000And as he spoke to that, her life was changed.
00:24:14.000She went to tell people about what Jesus did in her life.
00:24:17.000She went to tell people they were not obstacles to her.
00:24:20.000They were opportunities for God to do something substantial in their life.
00:24:24.000She said, Hey, look at what God did in my life.
00:24:27.000And this is the story of what Jesus did.
00:24:29.000Jesus even did this while he was hanging on the cross.
00:24:32.000If Jesus was a protester and a marcher, why in the world would he allow himself to be crucified on the cross?
00:24:38.000And while he was being crucified on the cross, he looks over, he tells a thief on the cross who is begging for some kind of semblance of peace in his heart.
00:24:46.000He says, Hey, today you're going to be with me in paradise.
00:24:48.000And here's the thing that people don't understand.
00:24:50.000And this goes back to the mentality of Black Lives Matter Inc. and the mindset of Christianity as it relates to the scriptures.
00:24:58.000Think this concept through for just a second.
00:25:01.000When Christ died on the cross for us, it was considered the ultimate sacrifice.
00:25:05.000But here's the thing that people don't realize: he didn't go to the cross willingly.
00:25:08.000The fact that he went to the cross willingly is patently unbiblical.
00:25:12.000The Bible says that Jesus said, Hey, look, not my will be done, but thy will be done.
00:25:17.000God, if there's any way this cup can pass from me, let it pass.
00:25:19.000He clearly didn't want to go to the cross willingly.
00:25:22.000He clearly didn't want to go to the cross.
00:25:29.000See, and that's the thing that we have to understand.
00:25:31.000Christ himself was the epitome of a man who demonstrated not capitulating to the emotions of a human being and yet yielding to the obedience given to us, stipulated in the scriptures by the Father.
00:26:04.000The only time we're ever told to tear anything down as Christians is to tear down the evil flesh that dwells within us because we are born in a condition of total depravity, right?
00:26:35.000So theologically, can you break apart some of this new left movement that's trying to intersect with Christianity where they say Jesus would have been a Marxist, Jesus was a socialist?
00:26:51.000If Jesus was a socialist and Jesus would have been a Marxist, Jesus would have never said, render unto Caesar's what is Caesar's and give unto God's, which is God's.
00:26:59.000There's no way he would have done that.
00:27:01.000There is no way that Jesus would have submitted to the governing authorities as they subjected him to everything that led him to the cross.
00:27:11.000So right away, we can throw that mindset right to the curb.
00:27:15.000There's absolutely no room for making an argument like that because Jesus himself spoke against those types of things completely, right?
00:27:24.000The tenets of Marxism and the tenets of socialism completely void ourselves of any kind of dependency upon God or any religious infrastructure.
00:27:34.000As a matter of fact, I think it was Marx who said that religion is the opiate of the people.
00:27:39.000And if you really think about it, you look at the tenets by which Christ taught us to live, everything that Christ taught us to live was completely and antithetically opposed to that which Marxism stands for.
00:27:50.000Marxism separates us from accountability with our creator.
00:27:54.000Marxist separates us from any desire to want to work honorably.
00:27:57.000You can even go back to the Old Testament and you think about the way the Old Testament system worked.
00:28:02.000You go and you look at the farms that people owned.
00:28:05.000God told those farmers, He said, Listen, leave the outside edges of your farm untouched.
00:28:10.000We don't want you to reap anything from your, when it's time for you to reap your harvest, don't touch the outside edges of your farm.
00:28:17.000Because those that are poor, those that have no money, those that have no ability to be able to have their own farm, their welfare system is to go out to the farm themselves and to actually reap that which was left over.
00:28:31.000Number one, it taught those that were wealthy to take responsibility on a social level for those that did not have that kind of wealth, number one.
00:28:39.000But number two, and more importantly, it gave honor and it gave, here's a word, ready?
00:28:48.000They didn't just sit there and collect a paycheck from the government.
00:28:51.000They didn't sit there and demand to be on an equal level.
00:28:53.000They worked with their hands and it created dignity with them.
00:28:57.000And you know what's really interesting about that?
00:28:59.000It always left room for those that were poor because you had to develop a skill set to be able to harvest from anybody's farm, whether or not it was your farm.
00:29:09.000And as you develop that skill set, you would eventually be able to have what you need to actually create your own industry, to create your own skill set.
00:29:18.000And this is something that we learn today.
00:30:03.000And most of the time, they can't prove those things.
00:30:05.000And there's a lot of statements we can make with respect to the Bible itself.
00:30:08.000The Bible itself presents, yes, many problems in the minds of most people that initially approach it simply because of the issues with respect to original language and so on and so forth.
00:30:18.000But what's really interesting when we look at the evidence of the accuracy of the Bible, right, as well as the evidence of the existing accuracy of the manuscripts themselves, we have more manuscript evidence to establish not only the historicity of the Bible, but the accuracy of the Bible than we do to establish the accuracy and even the historicity of Shakespeare.
00:30:45.000Based on the rules that we use to approach this, there is a forensic to this.
00:30:50.000We have an establishment to be able to determine that the Bible is actually true.
00:30:56.000And the other thing that's really amazing is the Bible is the only book.
00:30:59.000There is no other book that makes claim to prophetic things that can be established as truly fulfilled by an examination of history and fulfilled with some remarkable, remarkable, remarkable accuracy, right down to the point where things, even to the day in some respects, have been accurately predicted in the Bible.
00:31:20.000And so for somebody to say that there's no way in the world that that can be true, it just comes from the fact that they sit in the same mindset that many people on the left sit.
00:31:30.000I've never had a conversation with anybody on the left, including liberal-leaning pastors, right?
00:31:35.000Where I said, they tell me, oh, I hate Trump.
00:32:12.000Most of the time they, so again, it goes back to, well, give me some solid insight as into why it's inaccurate or it has a fallacy, and then we'll come down and we'll deal with it because there are answers to virtually everything.
00:32:25.000I've been doing this for 27 years, and I'm telling you, there's virtually an answer for every single fallacy that exists concerning the Bible or claim that's made concerning the Bible because the truth is the truth.
00:32:36.000And that's why we're not scared of the truth.
00:32:37.000So what, so some people say, well, all religions are the same.
00:32:40.000They all believe in mysticism and all this.
00:32:43.000You came from the culture your family came from, Christian lineage, but was in Islamic culture.
00:32:49.000You know, you speak eight languages, right?
00:32:55.000Somebody said you spoke eight languages.
00:32:57.000What makes Christianity different than any other religion, especially Islam?
00:33:02.000Okay, so what makes Christianity different than any other religion is because every claim that Christianity makes is different than any other religion.
00:33:09.000As a matter of fact, that's really interesting.
00:33:11.000When you look at the many other religions that are out there and you look at the claims that they make, they are oftentimes some kind of a perversion of the original claims of the Bible.
00:33:23.000So the Bible makes some very unique claims that no other religion does claim.
00:33:27.000For example, the Bible makes claims about Jesus Christ being God, Jesus Christ actually being crucified, buried, and resurrected, right?
00:33:35.000The historicity of that statement alone is easily identifiable.
00:33:40.000I mean, there's so many pieces of evidence that sit around the resurrection of Christ alone, which makes Christianity so unique.
00:33:48.000Christianity holds human beings accountable.
00:33:51.000Christianity, you look at all the philosophers that existed out there, if you look at every single philosopher that had anything credible to say about the human condition, you can go back and you can look at those statements and you can track them back to the Bible.
00:34:06.000I mean, even John, he makes a declaration about Jesus that was so unique.
00:34:10.000Well, you got to understand the Greek mindset when John wrote his book.
00:34:13.000The Greek mindset when John wrote his book is there's 100 million gods out there, right?
00:34:17.000I mean, there's this God, that God, here, God, that God, here, you know, and they had, they worshiped every kind of God.
00:34:22.000And then John, he writes, he pins down this phrase.
00:34:25.000He says, In the beginning was the word, and the word was with God, and the word was God.
00:34:32.000And then he goes on to say, and the word became flesh.
00:34:35.000So he identifies every questionable God that they have, and he says, any fake or fictitious God that you can think of is reconciled in the true and living God, and that's Jesus Christ who manifested himself here on this earth, became a man, and suffered so that we could experience salvation.
00:34:57.000And it's very interesting because I don't know of any other religion that speaks of the story of redemption like Christianity does.
00:35:03.000I don't know of any other claim, any other mindset.
00:35:14.000Look, when those 9-11 terrorists got in those airplanes and they flew those airplanes into our building, they weren't screaming.
00:35:20.000They weren't going, ah, I'm so scared.
00:35:22.000No, they were saying, ya liahi illallahu Muhammad Rasulullah.
00:35:25.000They were literally praising the name of their fake God, Allah.
00:35:29.000And it's interesting because even the Quran itself, listen, I'm a biblical fundamentalist.
00:35:34.000I believe in the fundamentals of the Bible.
00:35:37.000If you are a fundamentalist of the Quran, then you believe in death destruction and you believe in taking over by force.
00:35:44.000Why in the world do you think these girls in the house right now who are Islamic are literally encouraging people to go out into the streets and take things by force?
00:35:54.000It's inspired by the cultic, demonic construction that you find in Islam.
00:36:00.000And it's so amazing to me too, because there's so many variations and cults of it that people continue to buy a lie.
00:36:07.000The black Islamic movement, for example, is a great example.
00:36:10.000You have a lot of black Americans right now that are really embracing the black Islamic movement when it, by the way, Islam at its core does not like black people.
00:36:21.000You think about it, but it's tolerated in the United States.
00:36:24.000The black Islamic movement is tolerated in the United States by those that are in the Middle East because it is a motion for awareness, you know, of Allah.
00:36:36.000And so it's a further opportunity to propagate this fake religion.
00:38:10.000I say, okay, did he ever appear at a March for Life?
00:38:13.000Did he ever write more executive orders than you can shake a stick at to make abortion hard in this country?
00:38:19.000Did he ever push for legislation to come against abortion?
00:38:22.000Did he ever seek to appoint Supreme Court justices that would come against abortion?
00:38:28.000You could easily say no on that one, right?
00:38:31.000Yet most people don't realize that his own wife was an activist for pro-abortion.
00:38:37.000And that's a harsh statement to make, but it's absolutely true.
00:38:40.000And I'm going to stop to just simply say President Trump has done everything humanly possible to prevent abortion in this country.
00:38:48.000President Trump has done everything that he can as a president to fight against abortion.
00:38:53.000That alone would be enough of a reason for me to take a stand for him and to vote for him.
00:38:58.000But I'm voting for him for lots of other things.
00:39:00.000I'm voting for him because he is the friendliest president we have ever had towards free speech, towards religion, towards freedom of religion.
00:39:08.000He's been very friendly towards pastors.
00:39:10.000He's been very, very friendly towards every kind of cause that you can think of that stands up for righteousness.
00:39:16.000He is the best president that we have ever had for the family.
00:39:20.000He's the best president we've ever had for education.
00:39:34.000President Trump has actually been very friendly for people wanting to adopt children, including him pushing to make more tax credits for people who spend a lot of money to adopt children.
00:39:45.000Our president, my president, I'm proud of my president, has done everything that he can possibly.
00:41:38.000And I think every single Christian should not be ashamed to say so.
00:41:42.000Listen, if we're not ashamed to say Jesus Christ is Lord and it's acceptable for us to be ridiculed over standing for Christ, why wouldn't we stand for righteousness?
00:41:52.000Christ is far more supreme than Donald Trump will ever be.
00:41:55.000He's the one that's really going to save this world.
00:41:57.000He's the one where we truly have our hope in, right?
00:42:00.000If we're willing to take a stand for righteousness on his behalf, why wouldn't we be able to speak up when we see a man who is standing up for righteousness?
00:42:09.000And contesting for what we believe in and what we care about.
00:43:07.000What a great conversation that was with Pastor James.
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