Hello, Marion and Rebecca and Susie.
Welcome.
Good to see everyone.
How are you guys doing?
Congratulations to Susie for hitting
a thousand followers on TikTok.
It's amazing.
So good.
And I'm surprised because of how simple they are.
Isn't that amazing?
I mean, half of it is just the ocean
with thank you superimposed on it.
Don't tell us your secrets.
That's, don't give away the secrets.
I was going out and looking at the ocean
and finding it calmly and I thought calming.
I thought, oh, maybe somebody else would like to see this.
Oh my gosh.
That's awesome.
Really good.
All right.
I think we are live now.
Getting all the tech set up.
Anyone else have some wins that we can celebrate?
Can unmute yourself.
I'm getting a whole lot out of thinking
about the origin story.
Good.
How's it coming?
I've written it three or four times.
Not even trying to pare it down.
New thoughts keep coming.
And so it's really neat.
I'm sure that's what you found too, is that, oh, yeah.
Yes, absolutely.
The whole exercise, it's not just the finished result
but it's the exercise of doing it
that brings a lot of clarity, a lot of focus
and some creative ideas because you're taking the time
to just dig out the treasure that's been there
that you sometimes just feel
but haven't quite yet articulated
or taking time to go back and record, you know,
what has happened?
What is this journey that I've been on with the lore?
What was the breakthrough?
What was the exchange?
What was the instead?
So I love that you're doing that.
I love that you're putting time into it.
Yeah.
And I was just thinking like,
you came up with that origin story.
I know you told the story like back in that event
but like, it's something that you've kept coming back to.
Like even last month when we did something
like you just had it ready to go.
And so like, it's worth putting together
because it's not gonna change.
It's not like your history is gonna change, right?
So you can use it for a very long time.
You may get, you know, slicker.
The articulation of it evolves.
I find it's clearer and yeah.
Definitely a worthwhile investment.
So.
I don't know how to turn my.
That's me.
Yeah, sorry.
Anyway.
So I have realized that until very recently
I trusted in the Lord with all my own understanding.
And you made a switch.
I made a switch.
That's awesome.
I love that.
Well, let's jump into it.
Yeah, let's jump into it.
Tamara, if you'd open this up and pray.
Sure, I would love to.
Father, we thank you so much for bringing us here today.
First, we just thank you for waking us up today, oh God.
Being with us throughout our entire day,
thus far leading us up to here where we come together,
Lord, to be edified, to be uplifted and encouraged
as well as equipped.
So Holy Spirit, we welcome you into this session.
Have your way.
We thank you, Lord, for both Bruce and Lindsay, Lord,
that you will continue to stir up the gifts in them
as they pour into us.
I thank you, God, for removing every hindrance,
every blockage that is coming in the way
of my fellow kingdom messengers, oh God,
that you would step in, oh God,
and you would make the path straight
in the mighty name of Jesus.
I thank you, God, that you will remove the blockages
of technical difficulties, oh God,
any blockages in our spirits, oh God,
where we're losing an idea or a concept, oh God,
I come against that right now in the name of Jesus.
I thank you that we will have clarity of thought,
clarity of vision, and Lord,
we will do this with joy and with ease.
And it's in Jesus' name we pray and give thanks, amen.
Amen.
Thank you so much.
Well, good to see you guys.
Again, I'll just quickly mention some housekeeping stuff.
No masterclass this week.
We are actually gonna be at a conference.
Lindsay's helping host the 100X Conference with Pedro Hideo
and some cool things.
I was still trying to figure out
if there's a way that I can stream some,
especially the Graham session.
We'll figure it out.
If there's anything we can share from that event
with you guys, just you'll see it in Facebook.
And then I know Graham Cook is speaking live there,
which would be awesome.
He hasn't done a live in-person event in years.
So it's gonna be kind of cool.
Next week, we're coming back,
I think for an active campaign training.
So we're gonna dive into some of the lead,
that's next Thursday, the 31st, we'll be doing that.
And we did a webinar last week, last Wednesday,
which you guys probably.
either saw on the Facebook community group,
or maybe you probably, hopefully didn't get any emails
because it's really for new people
who are thinking about joining membership.
So we're looking to bring hopefully another 15 to 20 people
in for April for the next group.
So you maybe see some new faces.
And that'll be for,
what's different about what you guys are in right now
is you're in the full year membership.
This will be a 90 day annual.
They'll be in for three months and then out
unless they decide to renew.
Unless they decide to renew monthly,
but it's, we're not offering the annual right now.
So, yeah.
No, you guys, anytime you guys see a deal,
it's rare that we ever make the deal better
than what you guys had.
So if you see a thing, you're like,
you got it definitely the best.
And people like Monica, who have been here since January,
are really getting their money's worth
for being here for like two years.
So it's awesome.
So try to make it easy.
So it's intentional.
Sometimes the language and how we package it up
is a little different.
So don't feel like you guys are missing out on anything.
You're in, you have it all, everything that we've got.
So, anyway.
If you ever have questions,
don't hesitate to reach out and ask for clarity.
Cool.
There's no one in the database today.
So does, it's an open call, truly an open coaching call.
Put your Zoom hand up and we can dive into it.
Put your Zoom hand up,
we can dive in any questions you have.
Just gonna turn it.
Marian is always quick on the gun.
Hey, Marian, how are you?
I am good.
I have the weirdest thing happen this week.
Two episodes I've put on Instagram and they're fine.
But once you start them, the picture turns sideways.
I just put one on about half an hour ago
and it's sideways again.
Yeah.
I wonder if it's like when you recorded it,
this has happened on the iPhone as well.
I put it on TikTok and it's fine.
And it's fine on TikTok.
Sometimes like there's data in the videos where they,
it can tell if the video should be flipped
one way or the other.
I'm gonna pull up here.
I'm gonna pull it up so I can see what it,
did you delete it or is it still up there?
No, it's still up.
Okay, let me pull up your account.
Yeah.
There's two, they're both sideways.
All right.
A few days ago.
Yeah.
Instagram.
Let's take a look.
So this one, oh, the real one.
And the one next to it.
So when you start playing it.
I don't see what's wrong with that.
You don't.
So I think what it is is the whole video is that way.
It's not that it starts one way or another.
I think what you're seeing is the thumbnail.
So like this thumbnail shown for a second
and then it jumps to how the videos,
let's see if we can see that one's fine.
All the others are fine.
I've never had one do that before.
That's very strange.
It was done on my phone.
They're on the same phone and everything.
But all the reels were done on my phone.
If I do it on my computer and put it for reels,
it doesn't go in reels.
Yeah.
I don't get the same views if it's not in reels.
Right, yeah.
That's pretty, yeah, reels would definitely get more.
But I don't know, Monica, if you've seen that.
I know you're on an Android phone, is that right?
The funny thing is the first one, 656,
on my phone, it's the right way up.
Okay.
And yet it's, what was on the phone
is the same as what's on here.
Yeah, that's really strange.
And so it's not,
it's like, so if you played this video that you uploaded,
it is right side up.
Hmm.
Because what I typically do when we're filming
is I lock the rotation.
I know it's hard to do it on an iPhone.
I don't know how to do it on Android,
but you can, you know how you can turn it sideways
or up and down?
I have it up and down, like vertically,
and then I will lock the orientation.
So that way, no matter what happens,
it doesn't switch from that while we're recording.
But it is strange that that happened.
You didn't use a different app or anything?
It's the same like camera app on your phone?
It's the same thing.
I have a little stand, I put it on,
and you switch it on,
and it moves the phone to the right position.
Okay.
But it's obviously the right way up
because if it isn't, it'll tell me.
Well, it's obvious.
Right, yeah.
I've seen this happen before with other people.
And interestingly enough,
after a few days, it would correct itself.
That explains why on the phone, it's okay.
Okay, then.
Cool.
So patience and it will solve.
It's probably-
Okay, that will.
But the funny thing is I've got nearly a thousand views on the first one already, so
it's not stopping people watching it. Right. Yeah. Yeah. And here's what could be happening
is like on the computer, it may be looking that way. Maybe if I go to a phone and look at it,
it may be different. Because on the phone, on the phone, the one I just did is the wrong.
It's sideways off an hour ago. So it's just very interesting. Yeah. We're pulling it up. But also
what's strange is like it could we're pulling it up on our phone as well. But I have seen that and
it does seem that is definitely sideways. Well, we'll try it. Maybe check in a day or two and
just let us know what's what's happening. The other thing you could do is try to
delete it and just upload the exact same video again. I did it with the first one. I did it
three times. OK. And it didn't change. OK. It turned up the same way every time. I thought
it was because I put the all the words on. Oh, yeah. I was trying to correct the words because
they were over. And it made the words go long and then I corrected that. And that's when it
went sideways. You could try to the video. So once you created it on TikTok, TikTok should
save a version of the finished video to your phone. You could, in this case, just to test it,
upload the file that TikTok created and just upload that and still do your tagging and everything as
normal and just see if that fixes it. Because what's probably happening is there's something
off with that original file. So it could be throwing it off because if you upload it
multiple times, still doing that could be and it could come right. If you've got two
that are broken, you could do that to one and leave the other one there and see what happens.
OK. But I see I pulled it up on TikTok and it looks obviously it looks correct there.
The second one doesn't know, does it? The one I just did. It looks correct.
On TikTok? Yeah. Yeah. OK. Yeah. On TikTok. They're all OK. Yeah. TikTok's all fine. So
if you took that file and just uploaded it, I wonder if the file that TikTok generates,
it may be corrected for that and just try it. OK. So it's very strange, though. Sorry you're
having to deal with that. That's like a typical thing where it's like their platform is having
a bug. And so we just have to kind of work around it. So it's only had like 600 views on the one
and 300 on the other. So you could delete it. And some of your videos are doing like three,
you know, six thousand on reels here. So. Yeah. All right. Thank you, Bruce.
One thing I just want to just while you have your stuff pulled up since you have so many views,
but also you only have sixty six followers. So one thing you could try to do is.
At the end of your videos, do you say like, you know, follow or like like and follow for more
content like this or something like that? Just to. OK. Yeah, I would try to do that. You would
word it. I know you've worded it a certain way. It's hard to fit all the words in.
It is. But you just say like, if this if this message was encouraging,
you know, follow me for more content like this. Yeah, it could be that very simple.
It doesn't have to be too pushy, but because you're getting so many people watching your
stuff because people sometimes don't remember that to follow. OK, so I could see you getting
a lot more followers from your way. Yeah. Yeah. And try it and see. OK, thank you.
Oh, can I ask one more question? You know, you talked about the origin story and how we could
use it to advertise. How would you do that? Yes. Yes. I just said it would be a good ad.
So what I would do is take your take your episode, take your take your story, record it,
and then you would actually post it to your Facebook page. And then you can take that page
that post and we can and we can basically set it up as the ad. Probably need to do like specific
training that. But there is some basic Facebook ads training, although a lot of it's changed.
They've just no longer a ton of stuff with Facebook. So we actually have to update.
You used to be able to target like people who like Graham Cook and then you could like show
them a bit of people who like Graham Cook. You could like send them a video or put a video on
their feed, even if they weren't following you. Now, anything that's faith based or
specific interests and political interests or any of that has all been removed.
They've taken away all that targeting. You can't you can't target Christians
basically is the problem. So it's it's very challenging when you're trying to
reach a Christian audience, you kind of have to.
to a very broad there's so we probably will redo that I mean this is all very new that just yeah
we'll either do that on the act maybe switch the active team that's actually more important okay
um but we'll put that on the list I'm gonna put it on yeah yeah okay thank you um good good catch
though so the good news is that Bruce is right now enrolled in a coaching course specifically
for Facebook ads and um so he's learning all the new stuff so he will be teaching yeah it's
unfortunately it's not easier yeah it's not easier but it's not something we can't overcome
it's not a thing to learn yeah and um we're running our own campaigns actually we started
some this afternoon for the webinar like the webinar we did so we're testing out some of the
newer strips the new stuff and the short version is you create a like a lookalike audience we look
at everybody who's ever liked your Facebook page and then we tell Facebook to go find more people
like those people so Facebook still knows that these people are Christians but they don't let
you run ad to that that group so you can still um so it's still still usable um but we can we'll
work around it guys it's such an exciting time to be alive because this is like this is the stuff
on the digital landscape that makes it feel like the wild west and we are pioneering and it was a
really great opportunity for Bruce and I and with some of our clients who are spending lots and lots
of money on Facebook ads all of a sudden they felt like they had the wind knocked out of them because
all that they had been doing had been taken away but it was a perfect opportunity to practice peace
and disempower frustration and um and do it in a way that speaks life into the land that we're
walking on and not speaks curses over the land that we're walking on so uh yeah yeah what you
said hey Amy I see your hand oh wait hold on you're muted just a second get you that
um this is just a question that came up as you were talking but I do want to say this Miriam
every time you ask a question I learn something like I love your questions they just hit me right
between the eyes every time so and help you know make notes and so they're so helpful so anyway
but this is just like you all may have a pulse on this but one of those things was the the Bible
Gateway app that took the the Passion Translation off I mean I've been praying for the Simmons
praying for that whole thing but um is there any progress on that being made that you know of
not that I know of I have lots of thoughts about it so do I I wasn't happy I wasn't happy about it
I do use Bible Gateway it's definitely an app that I recommend because it's just a very easy
way to get across cross you know go across translations I have not heard any update on it
I um yeah it's it's frustrating it's made me love the the Passion Translation all the more
you know just all right you know I mean you know the it's just the enemy because it's just
blessing so many people but it it forces them to get a hard copy where they can really see the
amazing footnotes and I think it's going to also um we're not personally connected with Brian
Simmons but we have like mentors that are connected with him and I think it's going to
spur some innovation for him and his team when it comes to um not necessarily having to rely
on other Bible study tools but maybe forming something of their own so uh well and um I do
like I got the Passion Translation on Kindle as well right yeah great and it's that's really nice
and if anybody uses Kindle but um that's that's what we use instead of being there but I I mean
I know that I think Michelle might have been the one that shared something where you could like
reach out to Bible Gateway as far as like petition goes and just ask them so I did do that so
um I think that's on Michelle's Facebook page that link but you know it's it's it's an interesting
it's an interesting thing I and you know I understand the um the reasoning behind it but
I think more and more like I said I think it's going to give way for some innovation for these
different organizations and teams to really think through not just relying on somebody else's
platform but what can I do to leverage the digital landscape with my own tech and tools
um I hate that it happened I hate that it's bringing division but I personally love the
Passion Translation and what I love about the way that Brian had presented it is that in his
footnotes he's very clear about why he chooses to use why he trans why he chooses to translate
certain things so even if you disagree with the way that it's like he translated it at least you
know where he's coming from so I don't think it's a sloppy uh I don't think he did a sloppy job
I think he's a Bible scholar and I think he was did a very
throw a job in his translation and then sharing his point of view.
So I think that it, we as believers, uh, what I would love is for us to
trust the spirit in each other and trust each other to enough to be able
to read certain translations, even if we disagree and be able to like go
back and do some of our own study and not just rely on another scholar.
Um, so I hate that sometimes people feel like they have to police that for us.
So yeah, am I talking too much?
I'm really trying to keep it in.
I knew you would have thoughts.
Yeah.
That's my, that's my personal, if anyone's wondering like, what do I, where
do I stay on the passion translation?
I really enjoy it.
And I feel like he does a really good job of explaining where he's coming from.
So even if you disagree with the way he's translated, you can at
least know where he's coming from.
You're not having to like guess.
Um, so that's what I I've always enjoyed about his stuff.
Awesome.
Um, I see Denise has her hand.
And I'll quick question here from Rebecca, as far as like the Facebook, we'll
definitely go through this on like a new training for this, but even if you don't
have people following you on your page, we can still get new audiences created.
Um, and part of that will be looking at things like you can, you can create
an audience for people who have watched more than half of your videos.
So if you have like a five minute video of people watching two and a half minutes
of that, there's a good chance they actually know what you're talking about,
that they're a believer there's, you know, they're probably a good fit.
So we will use, we'll help you create audiences based on people who are
currently consuming your content.
Even if they aren't following you, we can still target that.
And that is why consistency is so important guys with getting out our.
Content regularly, because there's data that's being, uh, gathered when people
are watching your content that you can use for ads later.
So keep posting.
Hey, Denise, I see your hand.
Hi there, everybody.
It's good to see everyone.
Um, yeah, what you said, Lindsay, just now I, um, about, I think you can get
the passion on the U version.
I'm not sure you can, but that's, thank you for reminding me.
You can get the passion on your version.
They don't have, at least on the app.
They don't, I should check the website.
I don't see the footnotes, which is what I loved about gateway is
because they had all of his footnotes in there, but you can still get, you
still read it and get the translation.
So, yeah, right.
And I was wondering if you could put a link for the origin story.
I think I missed that.
Um, the, the training for the origin story.
Yeah, it was a masterclass that we did two Thursdays ago.
So we'll drop that link.
I, um, and if I can't make the Thursday masterclasses, can I, they're, they're
posted, right?
All recorded.
Yeah.
And they'll be on kingdom messenger TV.
I'm going to send you the link to the, um, to it on Facebook, but I think we're
editing it and it's getting up to king master TV as well, but typically all of
those will be, will be there as well.
Okay.
And, um, yeah, in terms of what you said, Lindsay, about, um, Consistency, I, I've
been doing everything consistently, but I missed last week and, um, I've just
been crazed life crazy.
And so I'm on a sabbatical, I'm on a four week sabbatical from work right now.
And so I am actually really listening to the Lord about how to flow the content of
this.
And a lot of the stuff that you've been saying has been coming back to me.
Like, um, the Lord gave me this visual of, you know, it's like you're Robin laying
eggs and sometimes the eggs will hatch in different times and you have to tend to
them.
And he's saying, you know, for you, it's like the podcast and your poetry is kind
of upfront right now that's hatching, but you got to sit on and rest with the rest
of it and let it germinate.
And so that's what you were saying that there's just one level of germination.
There's just one level of activity and that's, what's been so hard with, um, the
content.
And I feel like because of that, the content gets me backed up and I take too
much time on it.
So then I don't have time to spend on the technical and I'm way behind on the
technical.
So, um, I'm, I think God will give me some good stuff for flowing this week.
He's already done that, just how to do that.
But if you have any tips on, um, I mean, I do have, my friends are saying, I run
into people in my circle group that say, oh, I'm listening to your podcast every
week.
And my husband's listening to it and he likes it because he hasn't known how to
really hear the Lord.
And it's really slowing it down for him to really learn how to listen.
And so I'm getting good feedback, but I don't know what my numbers are.
I haven't even had time to look.
So in terms of, um, I know the next step would be to just follow your protocol,
you know, the next thing, get it on video, which we still haven't done then the
tick tocks and all of that, but I'm just a wrestling with content.
And so if you have anything around that, just, um, I mean, I've got too much is
what the problem.
this and I spend hours editing it down.
Yeah.
So.
I think that the best advice that I could give
is the one that I follow myself,
which is one full creative rep at a time,
meaning, you know, producing the episode,
writing it, producing it,
publishing it and then promoting it.
So treating kind of each episode
as its own creative cycle,
its own creative rep,
because I'm someone who could just get stuck
in the content creation side,
but never fully produce an entire episode.
And so I miss out on building the muscle
on the second half of the process.
If I don't take,
if I don't like stop the content creation
for just a second and like record, edit, post,
you know, and then like promote it
as far as like getting it up there
and getting it optimized.
So even if it takes you longer,
like say it takes you two weeks
to get the full episode out,
but you're getting one full rotation done.
I think that's worth it
than having all these episodes written,
but not fully produced or published.
And as long as it takes for you to feel a rhythm in that,
you can take and then add things like video.
And you know, you don't have to feel like pressure
if you're still feel like you're having a,
getting a mastery of just getting that full rotation done.
Yeah. It's, it's kind of like,
like we say, getting the reps in,
but instead of like,
if you're going to the gym
and you're just working out your arms every single day,
like it's getting the full body workout.
So it's going, so try to just be really disciplined.
Cause this is the same thing.
I have the exact opposite problem.
I will spend like five minutes on content
and then spend 95% of my time,
like working, worrying about the colors
and the lighting and the sound and everything.
And then I'll like get ready to record.
And we're like, I don't even have anything to say.
So I make at a point to make notes or write in such a way
where the technology is removed from it essentially.
So a whiteboard, you know, notebook, whatever,
because I basically remove the technology
completely out of the conversation.
And so it's just a matter of practicing.
It's like getting the thing close enough for the content.
Like don't, for example,
you wouldn't want to write four or five episodes
into the future if you haven't recorded the first episode.
So like write one or two, record one or two,
kind of keep the production element of it
in line with the content creation portion.
So anyway, hopefully that helps, but.
It's just kind of exercising different muscles
is all of this.
So don't feel like you're behind in one or the other.
It's more important than just the full rotation
to keep doing that over and over again,
as much time as it takes you.
Cause eventually you're going to get stronger and stronger
and it's going to take less time to get those, you know,
whatever you feel like is the stuckness.
Okay.
Some of it's tech for some, some of it's content for other,
that will be released the more that we like continue
to walk through that path.
Cause we got to clear the brush, clear the brush.
So I'm very proud of you for what you've accomplished
in the middle of what it sounds like a really crazy life.
You are doing the podcast.
So let's not look at that.
That's huge.
A few months ago, I don't think you had posted anything.
Yeah, I mean like that's, yeah, don't.
Right.
So praise God, I've got seven up and I, yeah, you're right.
I just got the Holy spirit.
I think I do get too far ahead.
Cause I think, well, I have to know where I'm going,
but the Holy spirit will give you what you need to say
in the moment you need to say it.
So I think I just need to focus on one episode,
like you said, and I was doing that,
but the weekly rhythm was too much.
So I think if I go to every other week for a while,
then maybe up it to every week later, that might help.
I've been doing every week for seven weeks,
but I did mention in my last podcast,
I might go back to every other week,
especially during the sabbatical.
And how, whatever, you know, your wiring best.
So like for my wiring, I know that if I move things out
to like every two weeks,
then I'm going to wait until the very end
of that second week, but not everyone works like me.
So if that's something that, you know, like, Hey,
if I have two weeks, I know I can schedule out
my next two weeks and be very consistent.
That's great.
For me, it's like, I have to stay on a weekly with the,
you know, like right now I'm in a two week break
because I'm getting ready to start a new season,
but that's just how I'm, I'm working on it,
but I kind of save things till the end.
I get it.
Okay, thank you for, it's been very, very helpful.
That's excellent.
Hey, I see Holly's raising her physical hand.
She's raising her physical hand.
Thank you.
I still don't have a hand on the bottom of my Zoom screen.
So I don't know.
Sometimes you have to like scroll to the right.
Like there's a little arrow.
Oh, it's like missing.
Like if you like make your window.
Really?
I can't show you because it doesn't let you share
our Zoom screen.
There's like more there.
There may be like a more button.
You can click on that.
Oh, just kidding.
No, that's not it.
Mine here.
Yeah, reactions. It's on reactions. Oh, really? Oh, there it is. Okay, that's helpful.
So you already learned something new. I learned something. Okay, so next question.
I have been doing my episodes every other week, and it seems to work. It's not as overwhelming.
So it's fine. Although I missed a few weeks because we had a interesting turn of events.
Our in-laws moved in with us right after Christmas. So wow, things kind of went a
different turn. But I wanted to ask about the origin story also. I just listened to that one,
and I really resonated, Lindsay, with you when you said you had it kind of in your heart. It
was deep within you. And when you tried to explain it, it would just come out like too much. That's
where I am. And I feel like I haven't been able to articulate it and explain the way that I feel it.
And so people just look at me. It's just too much. And so this has been a really good exercise.
I'm on just the character right now, trying to develop the character. And I'm not really sure.
I could go so many different ways with my story. Because I mean, like all of us, we've all had a
lot of things in our story. So I'm not really sure which route to take. Because the reason,
the why behind what I'm doing, there's a bunch of different pieces to it. There's a,
I had a physical issue. I was diagnosed with a low thyroid that doctors couldn't fix and
medication didn't work. And I ended up going to this lady that was a holistic practitioner who was
kind of quirky, but she fixed the problem and found out it was something completely different.
And she fixed it through energy treatment, which is what I ended up doing. So that was my
initiation into that world. I didn't know anything about it. I didn't know if this was
witchcraft or what it was. But that's not really why I'm doing it. It was just kind
of how I found out about it. The why has to do with my background in counseling and working with
a lot of Christians who were majorly traumatized and been through some really difficult things.
And they were not able, no matter what they did, no matter how much they got prayer, no matter
how much they got inner healing, no matter how many people prayed for them and anointed them
and delivered all of that, they could not get free from this stuff. And so I began to feel
just dissatisfied with that. Like, why is it so hard for people to get free when Jesus already
did the work to set us free? Why aren't they free? And so that was one why, but then the other why
had to do with a couple of encounters and stuff that I had with the Lord. So I have all these
three different pieces, but then it's too much if I explain all that.
Well, the first two, I feel like are similar because it's the same problem. And that was,
I wasn't free and I tried all the things, medication, doctors, testing, and nothing
worked, prayer, whatever it is, and nothing worked. And there was this frustration of knowing
I'm free in Christ, but not experiencing the freedom. So that's who you're helping. That's
who you used to be. Right. Yeah. And so I think that's the beginning and that's the character,
the character you can use. I think it's always good if you can use you as the character,
because again, this is allowing people the dignity to self-identify and you're,
you're the one who's willing to share the story honestly and say, Hey, I don't know about you,
but this is where I was. And then people say me too. And you've already, you've already built
credibility with them in a very quick way. Cause you're not who they are, but you're who they want
to be, which is healed and free. And so they're like, yeah, like she gets it. She's been where
I've been and she's no longer there. So it's a really quick way to build credibility when you
can, if you're the, if you're who you're, who used to be. And remember it as a story. So if people,
if you start with something like, Oh, this is, this is where it was that I was struggling with
people intuitively, just there's this desire to see, Oh, cool. So she's no, there's no reason
she's telling me this to make it go from like bad to worse, right? Like a story is going to be like,
here's where I was and like, okay, cool. I want to wait till the end to see where she is now.
Like I need to see where she's today. So it is a, I think there is that kind of, there's hope that's
coming at the end of this thing. So I think the more you can relate and be authentic in the
beginning, share where you are in a simplified way where people, a lot of people can identify
with that. Yeah. I think we'll work really well. And that's, this is why the origin stories are
such powerful ads as well, because of this thing, because it takes someone who doesn't know you at
all and kind of gets them up to speed of like, what's unique about you as a, as a mess, kingdom
messenger. Yeah. So what about sharing like the encounters and visions that we've had? Like,
is that important part of the story?
Is that too much?
Probably not for the 60 second.
So this is, you know, you have the 60 second version, which is kind of the big
idea and it's, you know, not as much, then you've got like a three to 10 minute
version, like, Hey, if I was having coffee with someone, or if I was at dinner with
someone and we had an extra 10 minutes, I could share a little bit about this.
And then you can move into a full-blown presentation.
I have someone for 30 minutes or someone for an hour listening.
And you can include all of those weave in all of those stories, but probably
not necessary for the 60 seconds.
Okay.
Yeah.
Cause what you want people to be able to do in the 60 seconds is identify and then
want to hear more so that they do hear the, you know, three to 10 minute
version or the full presentation.
So, yeah.
Okay.
It's challenging to condense it all into that short amount of time.
I know.
I mean, this is the editing process.
It's brutal because there's, there's, you know, I'm, I I'm a wordsmith.
I love to, I love turn a phrase.
I love language.
And, you know, when that editing process, I just have to cut things
out that I'd like want to marry.
Like, I don't want to ever break up with these, but that's the beauty
of being able to come back and do a little bit of a longer presentation.
Like I talk about how my origin story became my first episode, which
I think was around five minutes.
And then also a full-blown presentation.
You know, I I've taught sermons on this and everything like that.
So I have more time.
So you can always bring it back in.
It's not a forever breakup, but for this 60 seconds, you're doing
the heavy lifting and the brutal work of cutting back in order to get to the
very essence of serving someone that they can see themselves in your story.
And then, and then want to hear more about how do I get that breakthrough?
Okay.
Yeah.
Okay.
Thank you.
Yeah, absolutely.
I'd love to share just a little bit too about this because I was having
a conversation with a friend, Ashley Nicole, who's actually in this group.
But unfortunately because of her scheduling right now, she's not able to
be in a lot of our live coaching calls, but hopefully that'll change soon.
But she carries a real revelation of like living in rest.
And, um, you know, I was talking to her recently about I we've been, we've
been in a three week stint of a lot of output, so we've done webinars.
We've done trainings with other groups.
We're on our coaching calls with you guys every week.
We've done extra masterclasses and I'm getting ready to host this like
three-day conference in California.
And I'm feeling it and it's not bad.
It's not stressed.
It's not pressure, but it feels, um, I just feel, I feel exposed, right?
And this is what happens when you're a speaker, when you're a communicator,
when you're a teacher, when you're a leader is you are opening up yourself
to people every time you get on the screen or get on a stage and start to
share from, from the depths of who you are, it feels exposing, right?
But what Ashley helped me kind of identify was this is, this is vulnerability.
This is what it feels like.
And so you guys might be feeling this in your process as you, especially as you
share your origin stories, cause it's, it gets very personal, right?
This is your history with the Lord.
This is your journey.
This is your breakthrough, which requires sharing a little bit of, you know, where
you were stuck, where you were broken before you experienced that freedom and
wholeness, but the gift of vulnerability in the kingdom is it's not like
vulnerability in the world that is either perceived as weakness or opens
us up to, I guess, exposure is a word, but opens us up to things that we
don't want to be opened up to.
Right.
So there's a lot of studies and vulnerability in the world.
And, you know, of course the world is catching on to a lot of biblical
truth, but we have to think of this through the lens of not what the
world is coming up with, but the kingdom.
And what Jesus did is he became vulnerable on our behalf.
He was in full authority and full power.
And he laid down his life in order for us to share in his victory
of death and resurrection.
And as people who are, you know, as he is, so are we in the world.
We're one with Jesus.
This is what we do for people is, you know, thankfully, I don't
think anyone on this call, hopefully we'll ever have to experience the
brutality of the crucifixion of Christ.
But there is a crucifixion that happens in our lives when we follow Christ.
And that is, we laid down our life for the sake of others.
And I know that it might seem for some of you, it seems like, well, that
seems really trivial to compare what we're going through to the crucifixion
of Christ, but for many of us, it feels crucifying, right?
It feels like a death to open ourselves up, to share our lives, share our
stories, share our, the vulnerable pieces of our stories, share the
vulnerable pieces of our life with Jesus so that others can experience
the same transformation we have, the same healing, the same
freedom from our breakthrough.
This is the power of testimony.
So it's given me a lot of renewed, a renewed sense of purpose and a renewed
sense of this is actually what it is when I'm getting on stage.
age or when I'm opening, you know, doing another episode or
getting on a coaching call with you guys and like sharing and
talking is we're, we're, we're laying down our lives for the
sake of someone else. And you guys are doing this for your
who, right. And the beauty is it's not a waste. It's not a
waste, not none of the, even what's happening behind closed
doors, cause it's vulnerable in that state as well. You know,
all of the, all of the creative process and the hard work and
the digging up and the prayer and the preparation, like that
is part of the sacrifice that you guys are bringing so that
others can be set free and experience the freedom and the
victory that we have in Jesus. And as Graham would say,
another mentor of mine, like we are only vulnerable to the
goodness of God. So there's only more freedom that we experience
in that walk of vulnerability. So there's only more life in
that death, if that makes sense, because that's the
victory of Jesus. Death does not have the final say and where
there's death, just like when their seed put into the ground
and it dies and a harvest is reaped, that's what's happening
in every seed that we sow in our creative processes. And when
we step up on stage, when we step up to the screen, when we
do the heavy lifting for our who, so please be encouraged.
If you're feeling like a little bit out of sorts or like, I
just can't quite identify what I, why I feel so about all of
this. It could just be that you're, you're experiencing a
new level of vulnerability and your walk with the Lord and your
walk with other people. And that's okay. Cause strength
comes in that. And I, and I'm, and I'm focused on, you know,
Galatians 2.20 where Paul says, it's not I who live, but Christ
who lives in me and the life I live in the body, like the life
I live here on earth, I now live by faith in the son of God, who
loved us and gave himself up for us. So Jesus gave himself up for
us. We can give ourselves up for each other. And when we do that,
we discover more of ourselves than ever before. And we
experienced more life in, in, in our walk with him. So that's
where I'm at right now.
I'm seeing some head nods, so I think that's good.
Yeah. I get that. I get that. Yeah. And Michelle, cause I do
want to say, Donald Miller has some great resources, story
brand. He talks about the guide. I am coming to California
Marcella. We're leaving tonight. We're going to be in Anaheim.
Where are you Marcella?
I am in Carson, which is a suburb of Los Angeles, but I'm
going to see you. I'm going to see you. I'm going, I'm going.
Oh, you're going. Awesome. Oh, I'm so excited. That'll be so
fun. Oh my gosh. I get to like a group of people. We can all
come with our kingdom messenger swag. I know clothes. We are,
we're, we're working on it. We're working on a gathering in
the fall. So we're, we're going to, we're working on all the
details. So I'm not going to say anything until things are
confirmed, but yeah. Oh, I'm so excited. Any other questions?
Cause there's, we just, we're, we're chatting. Michelle, how
are you doing? I haven't seen you in a hot second. How are
things going?
Um, yeah. Uh, I just put everything on hold for a while.
I was away in California, speaking of California. Um, and
then I got back and lost all my hearing in my right ear because
of the plane ride. Oh no. Yeah. My eustachian tube in my right
ear, completely sealed shut on the plane ride home. So I have
been dealing with that. Um, just taking prednisone for that to
open up. So it's just been a lot. I I've I'm just now getting
back into like, Oh, I should post on Tik TOK. I should put
something on social media. Um, yeah, it's just, I've just been
dealing with a lot of just crazy. It feels like attacks.
It feels like just demonic attacks. Yeah. Resistance. Yeah.
That's what it feels like. Um, so is resistance a good sign?
That's that's like, it is a good sign. I mean, I, so yeah, let's
talk a little bit about resistance. It's a really good
question. So it's not that we have to expect resistance at
every turn, but resistance is, is there because we have an
enemy who would love nothing more for us to them to shut us
down. And so what, what it's about, it's not about, do we
have resistance is what we do with resistance because we
become stronger with each. And in my opinion, in my experience
with each level of resistance, the enemy does not become
stronger. I do not believe that new levels
new devils, same devil, we grow, we grow stronger in our identity
of in who and who we are, because we're becoming more
aware of who we are in Christ, we're becoming more aware of who
he is with every turn. So it doesn't I don't think there's
ever a I don't think there's any believer doing anything of
consequence on earth that isn't experiencing some level of
resistance, but it's what we do with resistance. And more
importantly, it's who are becoming in the resistance that
matters. And so I have started to realize that every hard
circumstance, every circumstance where there's
significant resistance is a catalyst for me to experience
more of who God is, and therefore more of who I am. This
is like the second Corinthians. I think it's 318. Yes, I heard
these three 18, where it talks about how the veil has been
lifted because of Jesus. And now we with unveiled faces are
looking to the Lord. And as we look to the Lord, we're becoming
more like him, we're being made more into his image and
likeness. And we're being transformed from glory to glory.
So that's a clue to me that I'm not being deflated or depleted,
because the promise is glory to glory, right? I'm not sinking
and enemies are becoming stronger. And so those we've
just been through, like I said, we're in the we're getting
ready to enter week three of a very intense three week period
as far as it comes to output. Last week, I was doing a event
with Graham that like, we felt like we could do in our sleep,
quite honestly, because we've done challenges before online
Graham, and I we've like his team, it's like, they're like,
it's so it's a well oiled machine. And guys, like, every
little thing, there was such resistance, like the things that
shouldn't have been a big deal, like became a big deal. Now, if
we're not aware that that's resistance, we just start to
either self condemn, like, Oh, my gosh, like, that was such a
stupid mistake, or I should have caught this, we turn into
judgment, or we start to blame each other, right? Where's that
teammate, they were supposed to get this done, or what's going
on. So we'd like turn on ourselves. So that's what you
have to protect against is you have to protect against
condemnation and judgment against yourself and others
around you. Because that is like the first thing that the enemy
wants us to do. Because if we start to speak the language of
hell, which is accusation, which is born out of condemnation, and
born out of judgment, then we are no longer speaking the words
of our father, we're not speaking words of life over us
or each other. So that's like the first line of defense is
when I go into that should have would have could have, and
anything I know that like, I have, like, backed into
condemnation. So I have to, like, release myself from that
and release others from that. That's why forgiveness and
repentance are beautiful tools, beautiful things that we can
use, because they just quickly shift us from that, like, you
don't have to, like, be in the prayer closet for 46 hours, if
you've let you just have to change your mind, oh, I'm not
living in condemnation anymore. And then either seek forgiveness
or release forgiveness, if that's needed, if there's been
judgment towards you or judgment coming from you. And so
out of that space, then we look for the instead, because this is
a catalyst for transformation, the circumstance. So ask for the
instead, if I'm feeling anxiety, the instead is peace. If I'm
feeling fear, the instead is perfect love. The treasure hunt
is when we don't quite know what the instead is yet. And there's
no necessarily wrong answer. But like, I'll be extremely honest
with you guys right now. I'm in a really I have a relational
situation, not between Bruce and I, but with someone I dearly
love. And I'm stuck in resentment. Right now, there's
some resentment that I'm dealing with. And I and I've just
recognized this this past week. And so I don't know what the
opposite spirit of resentment is yet. So I'm going that's where
I'm going for for the Lord. And I'm saying, Lord, I what is the
exchange here? Because I know that this circumstance can be a
catalyst for my transformation, for this person's
transformation. I become more myself in this circumstance. So
like, what is the instead? So that's what I'm asking the Lord
with right now. And he's because he is patience. And he is my
keeper. He's keeping me as I wait with him for the instead.
So I don't even have to live in condemnation that I don't know
what the instead is yet. I just have to trust that he is good. I
need to rest in his perfect love. And in the rest, I resist
the resistance. Now rest is not inactivity and rest is not
passivity. We have a clue about what real rest is. And Matthew
11, where Jesus is, he says, all who are weary, come to me and I
will give you rest. And then what does he say? He says, take
my yoke upon you, and learn from me. I am gentle, and I am humble
in heart. So he's not going to like take us out. So we don't
need to take ourselves out. He doesn't even want to beat us up
with him. My yoke is easy. My burden is light. The invitation
for rest is an invitation for partnership. Rest is not an
invitation to become inactive or become passive. Now there is
some stillness sometimes and rest, right? That's okay. That's
not laziness or anything like that. But it's not that we just
throw up our hands and not do anything.
that we are trusting and that the fact that we have, we are on the winning team.
We are partnered with the best so I can rest in that truth and I can learn from him.
And his burden is easy. His yoke is easy. His burden is light. So as I partner with him,
I'm being transformed. I'm being made new. I'm being renewed and I will not be depleted by
this resistance. So that's the difference. That is the difference. And so look for the,
so I would say this. I know I just said a lot of things. Let's simplify.
Remove any judgment or condemnation. If you're holding it against yourself,
if you're holding it, find yourself holding it against others, just remove it. Repentance
and forgiveness are great, easy ways to just surrender those things. And then look for the
instead. Lord, this is what's happening right now in my circumstance, but I know that the issue is
not the real issue. The thing that is in front of me, the hearing loss, the weariness, the whatever
it is that you're facing, that is not the issue. The real issue is what you are up to in me in
this process and what you are using the circumstance to level. I don't believe that the,
I don't believe that the Lord sends us a sickness or disease or conflict. It is anti his nature to
do that. I don't believe he can do that, but sometimes he allows things in his wisdom that
he could easily prevent in his power. And I have found for me that I got stuck there
because I would hold accusation against him when things were going bad. Cause I'm like,
you could have stopped this and you didn't. And so I didn't know that that's what I was doing,
but that's what I was doing. I was so stuck in condemnation that even against the Lord,
I was holding an accusation. So again, this is the beauty of surrender release and say, Lord,
I, I trust you. I trust you some, some, for some reason you've allowed in your wisdom,
what you could have easily prevented in your power. And I know Romans 8 28, you will turn this
around. You are working things for my good because you love me and I love you. And I'm
called according to your purpose. I know that about myself because I'm one with Jesus and
that's the truth about Jesus. So it's true about me. So look for the, instead there's an, there's
an instead happening here. And if we are not doing, and it doesn't mean that if you're in
a peaceful season and you're not experiencing resistance, you're not doing something of
consequence. I'm not saying that, but there's always, there's always an invitation for more.
So there's always, even if it's just feels like a little bit of a, you know, uh,
nipping at your heel, right? There's still always opportunity to crush the enemy's head. So,
so use those circumstances to, for the instead and for the upgrade and then ask the Holy spirit,
when you get the instead say it's peace, say it's a, you know, something, a physical healing,
say it's a deeper understanding, whatever that instead is that you feel like the Lord's inviting
you to ask the Holy spirit, who is your helper? Who is your advocate to teach you and guide you
in that truth? You're not even alone in figuring it all out. He's going to, he'll take you step by
step. That's good. That's awesome. Love it. Um, I know we about five, 10 minutes left and we have
to head to the airport. So I just want to jump, Brandon Lee and then we'll go Marianne and Marcella.
Okay. We'll go to Marcella first. Cause we've already in the Marianne at the end, but yeah.
Hey Lee. Hey guys, I'm sorry. I'm just still writing copious notes from like that
amazing, um, encouragement. Thank you. And now I'm trying to remember what I was asking.
Uh, come back, come back. Any of that. If you guys are needing content for your episodes,
Oh gosh, I got a lot of food from Graham. So I give him all my mentors already stolen from
Yeah. I love, I love that. Um, you're being real about that because we've, um,
we've noticed what we call it resistance. Yeah. Yeah. And, um, yeah, just, just right while we're
creating the episode and content and just interviewing these amazing young people,
like it's at us, even though we're like smiling on the screen, there is so much going on. And so
like, that's just showing us, um, yeah, that perseverance that we're doing something right.
Yep. Sort of naming it, naming it, you've sort of named it, nailed it. Um, when you spoke about
that resistance, cause we can, we sense that and yeah, that, that condemnation and judgment is,
is just sneaky, just sneaks up and it comes and it's like, what, what are we doing? Why are we,
why are we doing what we're doing? Yeah. Is this happening? Like just the questioning,
but yeah, I, I felt to ask too, cause the origin story that, that was it,
back to the origin story with.
because we're doing what we're doing
because we wanted to be, and we will explore this
and go through that origin story
and do the character development.
But it's because we wanted to be mothers and fathers
to these kids and to orphans.
And, you know, I'm smack bang in the middle of a
relationship with a young person and supporting them.
And they're literally our who.
So it's helping me, I guess, they're not Christian.
So we're like, we're a little bit different
and I'll go to the Lord and ask about that.
Cause obviously we are, and we are clearly that
but we're sort of a bit covert, covert?
I nearly said covert.
I nearly got, yeah.
But so we're just going in with that.
So in our origin story, would it help to do things
like, hey, in the system,
when I was living with homeless youth,
I've noticed that there was nothing for them at the end.
And this was really frustrating for me.
Have you been there?
But it was just, I will keep toying with it.
But I think it might not come from our own personal lives
or it might be, because we've both had issues
with the father figure.
But how we say that in a,
without Christianity coming into it
and yet that will come in by the way,
cause they'll see our content and yeah.
Yeah. I mean, I, there's several ways to be covert
especially when it's an introductory thing.
Cause again, it's not about hitting them upside the head
from the very beginning.
Cause it's Jesus in you that they're going to relate to
and respond to.
And, you know, so, and that does come with relationships.
So this is about how do we have an introduction
so that there can be a relational bridge that is built.
So when you talk about the Lord,
and again, you'll have to maybe think through
like what connects with your who,
but when you talk about your story,
like thinking through what was the catalyst,
thinking through what did,
because the father's the provider, right?
What did the father provide you
that was the catalyst to your breakthrough?
Like, and speak to that, speak to the provision,
knowing that as you connect with these young people,
you're going to introduce them
to the provider himself, right?
But maybe you speak first to like, what did he provide?
And you can speak to concepts that they would understand
in their own worldly understanding.
Like, you can speak to the idea that there was love
or maybe you had some kind of connection with,
I actually don't know like your full story,
like what the catalyst was.
And I know that it will be condensed,
but we can even workshop that a little bit if you want.
You can share your script.
I'm happy to look at that.
But think through like,
because basically what you're sharing is like,
this is where I was, this was the breakthrough.
We know that the breakthrough
was really the Lord providing for us,
but maybe we just take it one level of like,
what's something that they could easily grasp?
Was that that you had like a mother or father figure
kind of enter the scene?
Like, was it a social worker?
Was it a friend?
Was it a neighbor?
Or was it some kind of program?
Like, what was it that like shifted your story?
Because you mentioned like,
there was some like father figure issues.
So like, what was that?
How do we talk about that in a way
that they could quickly understand and grasp?
And then later we can introduce them
to the father of lights.
That help?
That's really good.
Yeah.
So when I was sharing with like business people
who weren't necessarily faith-based
and I was sharing about my story,
I talked about the burnout and everything like that.
And then I just was very open because I,
I was working with, these are adult business leaders.
They have some kind of context.
So I said, you know, I talked about my faith.
That was what I kind of used.
But if you're wanting to speak more at a level
where it needs to be something for the young person
to feel like it's concrete,
because you're wanting to introduce them to your,
you know, like a relationship with you
or a mother, father figure, an advocate,
like kind of help them make that connection that,
oh, this was what helps your breakthrough.
So this is what can help me make my breakthrough.
Yeah.
Thank you.
And feel free to, you know,
if you guys can't get it short enough,
like if you have to post it long,
sometimes it's easier to make a long version
or two versions, share it in the group.
And then we can all get feedback.
I think that's, you know, obviously we can get feedback,
but us as a collective can all get feedback as well.
Yeah.
So Xavier did that.
And I know Amy's was like a minute and a half.
So they just shared what they had
and then we kind of had to pare it down.
Yeah.
That's quite good.
Hey, Marcella.
Hey, so I'm just excited.
I'm excited because God just did some phenomenal things
for me.
And part of it is, you know, Kingdom Messengers.
And so.
As you know, I celebrated my birthday and I'm really excited about that and I took like a whole, and I can't give it all today so let me just try to cut my stuff short.
It's a whole thing.
But what when you were talking about resistance when I think was Michelle that brought up the resistance. One of the things that happened to me this weekend.
So, every birthday I have celebrated with my family there's never been a birthday, I did not celebrate with them. And so I needed to do something different, you know, last year and then the pandemic and all of that you know things were different,
it was still really hard but this time I decided to visit a ministry that I follow online. And after going, I flew by myself, never been to Chicago.
It was a whole thing and when I tell you, I got delivered, you want to talk about resistance and attack, it came so clear that the end of last year and and coming into this year I had, I was dealing with so much resistance so much against my voice
people were literally telling me things, oh, it's the way you speak like it was negative I mean I have was getting this negative stuff and with my mother my father you know being pastors and dealing with the transition with the church and it was all this pushback
pushback. And one day I just heard the Lord say, let it go. Just drop it. Let them do what they're going to do. You do what I've given you to do I've given you finding me with Dr. Marcella, that is your assignment.
And I tell you, when I let go.
I didn't realize what the block was so here I'm wrestling with this resistance, and these people and ultimately trying to please people for what I don't know, and then mad at myself because I'm trying to please people, and then I'm mad at myself because I'm
not doing my podcast, and then I'm like I don't have nothing to say and then I'm working over, I'm telling you I was in this whirlwind of crazy. And when I made the decision to let it go I'm like okay the church is going to do what the church is going to do, I'm going
to do what God this is what you gave me I know that you gave this to me I'm not crazy. And then this past weekend I went to visit the church, and it was all about the power of your voice and your sound.
And when I tell you I scream so loud in that church. It was big church thank God, because I can be loud, but I just felt the deliverance break.
And so, um, I just been writing ever since I've been writing the whole weekend so whoever started off talking about too much and putting things I'm now with too much now.
I didn't know what to say now I got too much.
So I'm trying to organize it and I'm getting scriptures for tick tock, and I said okay Lord, this has been, I got to settle down and I got to produce now I got to do like Bruce just cracking it when he said that he worked on all the tech and he goes I don't
know I'm the opposite. I got too much to say. So I just wanted to share the testimony that really when we, we release ourselves and and align ourselves with Jesus at peace, I even had a frustrated moment on that trip with my rental car and everything
and I am not going to get frustrated I am here for a reason that's the first time I ever did that I would have been like, you know, people were rude to me and I was like nope, but to say at peace I'm here for a reason so I'm learning in the season so much and I am truly
me.
And I'm really excited about so I just wanted to share that and it'll be more coming out hopefully I'll get it produced it up in the next coming weeks but I'm really excited just had to share that with my, my kingdom messenger family.
Thanks so much for sharing there's such a theme guys and this call right now at the Holy Spirit's up to something there's this invitation of surrender there's this invitation of deeper trust and there's is invitation to be free and to live free.
Okay, so we have five whole minutes we've got to run but let's see Marion is it quick and then Amy, and we'll wrap it up. Okay, quickly.
On the Bruce on the tribe. So, you've got to two of my videos uploaded, and they come with a thumbnail and everything. How do you upload them with all the thumbnail from from YouTube.
Only place I have that is on YouTube.
How do I, all I can upload. I can't upload from YouTube. I would upload is, is the video without the thumbnail. So how did you do it.
Oh, so, so I
I think I'd have to go look at your exact account, I don't have it pulled up in front of me but basically you can, when you're adding content.
Yeah, like if you're in here, and you hit add content. I think what we did if we set it up for you, and by we I think it was, it was maybe it was Tamara, or maybe I did it I don't know.
But you can choose like to either upload a video, or just the YouTube. Oh, the YouTube. Okay, you just go to, you know, YouTube here and grab.
Yeah, just the link, like all the way to, like, yeah, the video so I can grab all of that.
Okay, I was in there. I was.
I was trying to take the link and get it to make a video and I couldn't get it to know yeah if you have to tell it what what you're sending it and then that will work but you can always.
Yeah, that's good. That's pretty simple. Thank you, Bruce.
Hey Amy.
Hey, just two quick comments.
I got that minute a half one down to a minute by paring it down and doing a script for Tick Tock.
Anyway, so I mean that was part of the process and the other thing is, is I thought I did so much work on that. I mean it was labor.
Because I have a lot of words. And so, anyway, so I was actually in this one just was unscripted did an episode that I'll put out sometime in the next three or four weeks.
And, you know, just a little bit more you know elaborated but it didn't go into all the things which this goes to you, Holly.
Some of those things that are just not the main point, or maybe even too long for the next tier, like those things may come up.
And so I hope that we inspire those to come up in future episodes, as a part of whatever you're handing out to your head.
No, that's it. Those are my, my comments. Thank you so much for sharing.
Guys, it's been, it's been so fun to hang out with you all I am praying a prayer over each of you guys this week, it's a crafted prayer, born out of a scripture where it talks about how we are the apple of his eye.
So I just, I just released this over you guys I say father thank you so much that when you look at each and every one of these kingdom messengers you see yourself, because they're the spinning image of you, because that's how you made them, and that's your dream
for them. And so father I pray that when they look to you they see themselves accurately this week.
Protect them, heal them.
Give them the victory.
Amen. Amen. Amen. Good guys. All right.
Love you guys.
I bless your conference with Graham and Pedro and yeah we'll we'll try to share some behind the scenes.
I'll see you guys on Facebook for sure. Good. Thanks. Bye bye.