John Burke

Why did he have to come and go through that to save us? God says to him, Abraham, I want you to take your son, your only son, who you love, take him to a mountain I will show you and there I want you to sacrifice him. That was the very place on which Jesus would walk up the hill with his own wood. And by the way, Isaac had to carry the wood.

Why did he have to come and go through that to save us? God says to him, Abraham, I want you to take your son, your only son, who you love, take him to a mountain I will show you and there I want you to sacrifice him. That was the very place on which Jesus would walk up the hill with his own wood. And by the way, Isaac had to carry the wood.

Why did he have to come and go through that to save us? God says to him, Abraham, I want you to take your son, your only son, who you love, take him to a mountain I will show you and there I want you to sacrifice him. That was the very place on which Jesus would walk up the hill with his own wood. And by the way, Isaac had to carry the wood.

Jesus would walk up with the wood on which he would be sacrificed and the Lord would provide. Wow. It's all over.

Jesus would walk up with the wood on which he would be sacrificed and the Lord would provide. Wow. It's all over.

Jesus would walk up with the wood on which he would be sacrificed and the Lord would provide. Wow. It's all over.

I can relate. I know. I was trying to get you to talk me out of it last time I was on the show, and you didn't.

I can relate. I know. I was trying to get you to talk me out of it last time I was on the show, and you didn't.

I can relate. I know. I was trying to get you to talk me out of it last time I was on the show, and you didn't.

My God, trying to get your attention about something.

My God, trying to get your attention about something.

My God, trying to get your attention about something.

Well, and, you know, my study into near-death experiences, you know, having studied thousands of them, definitely confirms all that Lee just said. Really? Yeah. And, you know, I think about, like, Jim Woodford, this commercial airline pilot who – When he died, he had been an agnostic his whole life, very wealthy man. He was several multimillion-dollar businesses.

Well, and, you know, my study into near-death experiences, you know, having studied thousands of them, definitely confirms all that Lee just said. Really? Yeah. And, you know, I think about, like, Jim Woodford, this commercial airline pilot who – When he died, he had been an agnostic his whole life, very wealthy man. He was several multimillion-dollar businesses.

Well, and, you know, my study into near-death experiences, you know, having studied thousands of them, definitely confirms all that Lee just said. Really? Yeah. And, you know, I think about, like, Jim Woodford, this commercial airline pilot who – When he died, he had been an agnostic his whole life, very wealthy man. He was several multimillion-dollar businesses.

Never prayed a day in his life, but his wife was a believer and was praying for him and for his salvation. And he told me, he said, John, you know when you're dying. You know. And he knew. He had an opioid overdose. He had Guillain-Barre and ended up addicted and accidental in his truck looking at the sunset.

Never prayed a day in his life, but his wife was a believer and was praying for him and for his salvation. And he told me, he said, John, you know when you're dying. You know. And he knew. He had an opioid overdose. He had Guillain-Barre and ended up addicted and accidental in his truck looking at the sunset.

Never prayed a day in his life, but his wife was a believer and was praying for him and for his salvation. And he told me, he said, John, you know when you're dying. You know. And he knew. He had an opioid overdose. He had Guillain-Barre and ended up addicted and accidental in his truck looking at the sunset.

And as he was dying, he had this thought, you've never thanked God for the life you thought was your own making. Wow. Wow. And he looks back now and says he thinks that was the Lord going, one last time, buddy. Yeah. What are you going to do? Yeah. And he cried out, God forgive me, as his head hit the steering wheel. Wow. Which, he's a jokester, so I like to joke with him.

And as he was dying, he had this thought, you've never thanked God for the life you thought was your own making. Wow. Wow. And he looks back now and says he thinks that was the Lord going, one last time, buddy. Yeah. What are you going to do? Yeah. And he cried out, God forgive me, as his head hit the steering wheel. Wow. Which, he's a jokester, so I like to joke with him.