Johnny

I need to give you a holy kiss. You owe me one, brother.

I need to give you a holy kiss. You owe me one, brother.

Take this off.

Take this off.

Take this off.

And I appreciate that because I like looking at scripture as like, particularly like, so I became friends with these guys called the Hebrew Israelites. And when I had a conversation with them, they looked at me and said, Bryce, because of your ethnicity, you're going to hell. And there's nothing you can do about it.

And I appreciate that because I like looking at scripture as like, particularly like, so I became friends with these guys called the Hebrew Israelites. And when I had a conversation with them, they looked at me and said, Bryce, because of your ethnicity, you're going to hell. And there's nothing you can do about it.

And I appreciate that because I like looking at scripture as like, particularly like, so I became friends with these guys called the Hebrew Israelites. And when I had a conversation with them, they looked at me and said, Bryce, because of your ethnicity, you're going to hell. And there's nothing you can do about it.

Because Jesus came to the lost sheep of the house of Israel, and you look pretty white to me, Bryce, so you're going to hell. That's what they talked to me about. And I like looking at scripture as it was written, two Jews, four believers. Like there are some things in scripture particularly, like you look at Corinth. Paul's writing in Corinth because they're being extremely wicked.

Because Jesus came to the lost sheep of the house of Israel, and you look pretty white to me, Bryce, so you're going to hell. That's what they talked to me about. And I like looking at scripture as it was written, two Jews, four believers. Like there are some things in scripture particularly, like you look at Corinth. Paul's writing in Corinth because they're being extremely wicked.

Because Jesus came to the lost sheep of the house of Israel, and you look pretty white to me, Bryce, so you're going to hell. That's what they talked to me about. And I like looking at scripture as it was written, two Jews, four believers. Like there are some things in scripture particularly, like you look at Corinth. Paul's writing in Corinth because they're being extremely wicked.

They're running the church. They're sleeping with temple prostitutes. They're doing some interesting things. And Paul has written specific things, like the cultural things in that time, going, hey, you guys better watch out here. You guys are having some sexual impurity in the church. Women, you guys need to cover your heads. You need to do a little bit of this and do a little bit of that.

They're running the church. They're sleeping with temple prostitutes. They're doing some interesting things. And Paul has written specific things, like the cultural things in that time, going, hey, you guys better watch out here. You guys are having some sexual impurity in the church. Women, you guys need to cover your heads. You need to do a little bit of this and do a little bit of that.

They're running the church. They're sleeping with temple prostitutes. They're doing some interesting things. And Paul has written specific things, like the cultural things in that time, going, hey, you guys better watch out here. You guys are having some sexual impurity in the church. Women, you guys need to cover your heads. You need to do a little bit of this and do a little bit of that.

But in the Gospels, when these Hebrew Israelites were saying, Bryce, Jesus came for the lost sheep of the house of Israel. You're not the lost sheep of the house of Israel. No go. I looked at him and I say, well, Jesus can't be in Israel and Austin, Texas at the same time. Jesus limited himself in his humanity to the Jewish people at the time. He was a Jew. He was in Israel.

But in the Gospels, when these Hebrew Israelites were saying, Bryce, Jesus came for the lost sheep of the house of Israel. You're not the lost sheep of the house of Israel. No go. I looked at him and I say, well, Jesus can't be in Israel and Austin, Texas at the same time. Jesus limited himself in his humanity to the Jewish people at the time. He was a Jew. He was in Israel.

But in the Gospels, when these Hebrew Israelites were saying, Bryce, Jesus came for the lost sheep of the house of Israel. You're not the lost sheep of the house of Israel. No go. I looked at him and I say, well, Jesus can't be in Israel and Austin, Texas at the same time. Jesus limited himself in his humanity to the Jewish people at the time. He was a Jew. He was in Israel.

Okay, guys, I'm speaking to you. But the core principles apply to all believers. Deny your flesh, surrender to Christ, all of these things. And it was super encouraging for me to go, Okay, praise God that he humbled himself, became a man so close and personal to me, he became a human, limited himself and his humanity to the Jewish people at the time.

Okay, guys, I'm speaking to you. But the core principles apply to all believers. Deny your flesh, surrender to Christ, all of these things. And it was super encouraging for me to go, Okay, praise God that he humbled himself, became a man so close and personal to me, he became a human, limited himself and his humanity to the Jewish people at the time.

Okay, guys, I'm speaking to you. But the core principles apply to all believers. Deny your flesh, surrender to Christ, all of these things. And it was super encouraging for me to go, Okay, praise God that he humbled himself, became a man so close and personal to me, he became a human, limited himself and his humanity to the Jewish people at the time.