Jane Coaston

And he does it anyway.

And he dies.

And basically everybody thinks the story's over.

That's it.

It isn't.

And that's the story of Christianity.

It's like the story isn't over.

You think it's over, but it isn't.

And he arises.

But we, and I'm a Christian, we believe that the win doesn't happen while we're here.

The win happens later.

There are so many people who...

are currently facing persecution for their faith.

And it is not the kind of persecution where it's like, Oh no, like, you know, I tried to kneel at a football game and some people got annoyed with me.

So I went to court.

I mean like being murdered for their faith in places like Nigeria and elsewhere, but those people and people who have been faced persecution for their faith in many faiths, people who, you know, became believers in Christianity, you know,

in slavery, for example, like people who knew that they were never going to get to be free, never going to get to see, they were never going to get the win.

They still believed.

And I think the people who convert to Christianity

for political reasons or convert because they're like, this is the winning side repulses me.