And, you know, even being on social media now

for over, gosh, let's see, it's been like 14 years.

I mean, it's...

I have gone through those cycles, those waves where you're like, it's hard not to fear, man.

When push comes to shove and everyone's gathered on your platform or your followers are waiting to hear what your stance is on so-and-so, suddenly if you feel something, if you feel a certain type of way, because you're i i think you're afraid of like losing followers or like how what are these comments going to look like like i've been there and i have seen how god has i've wrestled with god on it but i've also seen how god has helped me heal through it and walk through it and it's gotten to a point where even let it burn goes back to whether i post this incredible thing whether it's like god put it on my heart i'm sharing it no matter what the comments are, no matter the engagement, whatever, I have to be completely unfazed, whether it does good or it does bad.

You have to genuinely, I think, go to the Lord and train yourself in the spirit to not care either way.

If you're going to step into these platforms because God has given you a voice, ultimately, you've got to be okay with the good comments and you've got to be okay with the bad comments.

But to highlight it to the level... that the body of Christ is attacking itself, it is shocking to me how comfortable Christians are with biting and devouring one another.

And then you feel like, what do I do with that? Do I share it? Do I not? When do I do it? Do I mess up their life by saying that? Have you

ever felt that way? Yeah.

You know what's amazing is that I go through seasons where I have back-to-back dreams.

Like last summer specifically, I had a dream every single night for two weeks.

God tends to use that two-week marker because when I first got saved, I had dreams for two weeks straight.

And I wished so badly that I wrote down every single one of those dreams, but I didn't.

And now I've learned that, wait, God, this is actually a gift that you've given me.

It's like, I'm a Christian before I am my culture.