Episode 813: The Tale of Two Jesuses

You know, I've spent most of my life living in China.

I've lived in China more than any other place in the world.

Spent most of my life there, not just living there, but working together with the Underground House Church.

And this year, especially actually right now, I am writing several books at the same time.

One of them I just completed.

I can't wait to get it out.

It's about Pastor Jing Dian Ying.

and the Jesus family.

Now, there was a book that was written a long time ago, back in, I think, in the 1950s or 60s by a guy by the name of Dr. Reese about the Jesus family.

He had lived on the compound for a little bit of time, but outside of that book, there's been nothing else really written about the Jesus family.

And it might seem that you are now in Europe or America or Australia and that you have no connection outside of kind of spiritual entertainment, if you will, on learning about the Jesus family of the 1920s and 30s and 40s inside of China, or Pastor Jing Danying, the founder of the Jesus family.

But I tell you that there is a decision that is made and wisdom that comes from Pastor Jing Danying that is valuable right now for this generation.

You see, just this week, I saw a video of a huge political influencer.

You can go online and look for him if you want to.

I'm not going to say his name.

But he dressed up like Mao Zedong and gave an important speech.

He is associated with one of the most influential political groups in the U.S. called the Young Turks.

And he's dressed like Mao Zedong and he is espousing communist ideas for a new generation.

And these ideas are not just this far out there political craziness, but it's actually being embraced by many people today.

In fact, I just looked at a survey that those under the age of 29 view communism and socialism favorably by two-thirds.

So two-thirds of those under the age of 30 view socialism and communism favorably.

Guys, I've lived in China for the last almost three decades.

I can tell you the harm, the pain, the suffering, the anguish, the misery index level that goes skyrocketing when communism takes over.

whether it's in China, whether it's in North Korea, whether it is in Cambodia, Vietnam, Cuba.

We've seen it repeated over and over, but the problem is for those under the age of 29, they don't have a firm grasp on what their forefathers had to go through so that they could have the blessings that they have today.