I've had a really interesting year so far and it's about to get even more interesting. I will be going off the grid and staying at a rehab center for a couple of months. I feel like this is my only real option right now, so I wanted to give everybody a heads up about it. I also wanted to encourage anyone who may resonate with how I describe my addictions, or with the conflicts that I've experienced this year. Thank you all for your continued support.

I've had a really interesting year so far and it's about to get even more interesting. I will be going off the grid and staying at a rehab center for a couple of months. I feel like this is my only real option right now, so I wanted to give everybody a heads up about it. I also wanted to encourage anyone who may resonate with how I describe my addictions, or with the conflicts that I've experienced this year. Thank you all for your continued support.

I read another two chapters from my King James Version, with a modern day application commentary from Jon Courson. Chapter 1 released in an episode the week prior to this episode releasing, if you missed that one. Thank you so much for watching; I think what Job went through was far greater than any of us ever have. Yet God sustained him throughout.

I read another two chapters from my King James Version, with a modern day application commentary from Jon Courson. Chapter 1 released in an episode the week prior to this episode releasing, if you missed that one. Thank you so much for watching; I think what Job went through was far greater than any of us ever have. Yet God sustained him throughout.

I have wanted to do this for a while, and just read a chapter of the Bible. I hope people are still willing to engage with it, because the story of which I am reading should be an inspiration to us all. People of the world say "God does bad things." and my response is always "No, God allows bad things to happen. Just look at Job!" - it's how God shapes faithful followers. I wish I had a fraction of the faith and patience that Job had.

I have wanted to do this for a while, and just read a chapter of the Bible. I hope people are still willing to engage with it, because the story of which I am reading should be an inspiration to us all. People of the world say "God does bad things." and my response is always "No, God allows bad things to happen. Just look at Job!" - it's how God shapes faithful followers. I wish I had a fraction of the faith and patience that Job had.

Addressing some of the online hate I've been receiving lately for reasons I personally think are misdirected and out of a bandwagon mentality. The sheer lack of creativity in people trying to insult or roast me in my comments is astounding, and points to a total brainwashing of the chronic online content consumers. The absolute ignorance of who they're hating on is also blatantly apparent, reflecting so poorly back on themselves; without them even realizing it - which is the sad part.

Addressing some of the online hate I've been receiving lately for reasons I personally think are misdirected and out of a bandwagon mentality. The sheer lack of creativity in people trying to insult or roast me in my comments is astounding, and points to a total brainwashing of the chronic online content consumers. The absolute ignorance of who they're hating on is also blatantly apparent, reflecting so poorly back on themselves; without them even realizing it - which is the sad part.