We often deal with people that switch up on us when they come into money or get a new position. Do we really look at ourselves sometimes to understand that everyone is not going to stay the same all the time? Many times, it's actually for the better and not just someone becoming prideful.

This is one of the many Scriptures that people cherry pick to escape accountability, but they do it almost always with absolutely zero context. I bring the context in this podcast episode.

We have some more 'rules for thee but not for me' with the widely accepted oppression of speech for the masses, except certain entities.

Even though we hate greed, we usually never band together for any actual changes as we do for trivial things.

We tend to follow things based off of feelings and popularity, which always leads to problems. Why not trust the One who made all of this in the first place?

All of the order, systems and nice things we have all depend on an often overlooked thing called civility.

Our constant knack for selling out quality and appreciation for human value and ethics will always be a horrible thing to witness.

Another episode about the dangers on being unaware of spiritual warfare.

We are always promised that products and services will be more affordable and more efficient to make. Those promises only came true for those that control the resources. I take a very quick and factual stab at that issue.

In this episode, I go into one of the ways of how Yah can see and know everything.