Bryan Calcott

They don't know me when I try to cast the demon out of them.

It was embarrassing, humiliating.

OK, like and there's no freaking way this dude know this, knew this stuff like straight up, bro.

And like that's so I have to walk in a certain level of righteousness.

Christians are supposed to walk in righteousness.

They don't.

So they have a bad example of Christianity, but why, of course, why wouldn't it be that way?

When something is so close to the truth, of course, Satan's gonna attack it the most.

So of course, the thing closest to the truth is gonna be the most deprived.

Every good thing in life is on the other side of difficulty.

The good fruit is on the branches that are way out there that you can't reach.

The monkey who's going to climb up on the tree where it's so difficult to get to, that's where the good fruit's at.

So everything good is on the other side of the wall of difficulty.

And that's what you're seeing.

So when you say that explanation to me about Christians being a terrible example, that just shows me even more so that, yeah, there's probably something real there.

And that's why the wall is so tall.

And that's why when you see it, it's so wicked looking.

It's trying to keep you from the truth, bro.

Well, I can explain it to you.

We'll save it for next time.