Chad Robichaux

So it's a very heavy and serious thing.

So when I say this, it's not, like, flippantly, like, I'll go shoot some Taliban.

I understand, yeah.

But I don't have any spiritual issues with it whatsoever.

I think that's a lot of cowardice in the pulpits.

Well, it's gotten to the point to where pastors in our communities won't even stand up and talk about issues that affect their community that they're supposed to be shepherding and pastoring.

You have pastors that are standing on a pulpit wanting to talk about this sexual indoctrination of children, the sexual immobilization of children, books in the library.

They won't talk about a pro-life position from the pulpit.

I'm like, if you're a pastor in that community and you can't talk about these things, you should probably go to get a different job because where else can your community go

outside the house of faith to hear their pastor, their shepherd in their community to speak about biblical truths on these things.

So we got to leave it to the politicians to talk about it.

That person's not a real Christian, bro.

However, there are some...

Incredible, like every time I take the opportunity to say that there's a lot of pastors like that in America, I want to take this chance to say there are some amazing.

Totally agree.

There's Joby Martin, Pastor Alan Jackson.

Totally agree.

Incredible guys, man.

And you know what's really cool is like most of the pastors that they're worried more about the numbers in their seats, they're about souls in heaven.

And so they're, I don't want to offend people because I don't want people to leave the church.