Relationships (Pt 4)
Oct 26, 2026 · 55 min · 11 segments
A continuation in an ongoing series on relationships and their everyday impact
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Oct 26, 2026 · 55 min · 11 segments
A continuation in an ongoing series on relationships and their everyday impact
We're going to get into Genesis.
Chapter 2.
And.
Um.
It's just necessary to bring this to light, y'all, because again, right, this was, while one, it is Black History Month, I think two that coincides with the St. Valentine's Day phenomena that is February 14th, which again, two movies came out.
I am not going to get into the Madam Web thing because I think a lot of people, one, go see it for yourself.
Go see it for yourself.
I'm not going to be one here to say that movie was such a dumpster fire that you shouldn't go see it for yourself.
I am a big, big, big, big person on go see it for yourself.
I know that money has gotten crazy.
Y'all look for them theaters that wears cheap.
Where I live, I got a couple theaters near me where you can go for about $7 or so.
Which is cool, because again, they got this thing now where it's up to $20.
And when you're not getting paid money to go to the movies for $20 on a Friday or Saturday, or even some families will hit it up on a Sunday.
See, again, we live in a society now where we have allowed greed to push things to a brink.
and to a dividing point here, so some things we've forgotten over time that have gone by the wayside, one of them being going to the movies, times of rest, and that was the other thing I was going to look at, is this verse in scripture that talks about Oh, man, what a powerful verse.
See, remember we did that thing about time, guys, is a time under heaven for everything.
You remember me talking about that, right? Here be's another one.
Here be's another one.
Let's see if we can pull this up a little differently here.
Acts chapter three.
See, I told y'all when it comes to the Bible thing, we're not doing the same thing that y'all here.
And this is not to create a division.
I can no longer now knowing.
We're going to get into Genesis.
Chapter 2.
And.
Um.
It's just necessary to bring this to light, y'all, because again, right, this was, while one, it is Black History Month, I think two that coincides with the St. Valentine's Day phenomena that is February 14th, which again, two movies came out.
I am not going to get into the Madam Web thing because I think a lot of people, one, go see it for yourself.
Go see it for yourself.
I'm not going to be one here to say that movie was such a dumpster fire that you shouldn't go see it for yourself.
I am a big, big, big, big person on go see it for yourself.
I know that money has gotten crazy.
Y'all look for them theaters that wears cheap.
Where I live, I got a couple theaters near me where you can go for about $7 or so.
Which is cool, because again, they got this thing now where it's up to $20.
And when you're not getting paid money to go to the movies for $20 on a Friday or Saturday, or even some families will hit it up on a Sunday.
See, again, we live in a society now where we have allowed greed to push things to a brink.
and to a dividing point here, so some things we've forgotten over time that have gone by the wayside, one of them being going to the movies, times of rest, and that was the other thing I was going to look at, is this verse in scripture that talks about Oh, man, what a powerful verse.
See, remember we did that thing about time, guys, is a time under heaven for everything.
You remember me talking about that, right? Here be's another one.
Here be's another one.
Let's see if we can pull this up a little differently here.
Acts chapter three.
See, I told y'all when it comes to the Bible thing, we're not doing the same thing that y'all here.
And this is not to create a division.
I can no longer now knowing.
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