A foundation of the devil would be the public pool system.
See, there's a difference between the foundations of the devil and the foundations of the Lord.
See, a foundation of the devil is the public pool system.
Now look, when people go to public school their entire life, they're there for like 15 years,
then afterwards, guess what?
They've been brainwashed day after day after day after day, year after year after year after year.
Look, that's the foundation that they were built on.
And so you try to tell those people they're wrong about something, they think you're crazy.
You say, why?
Because they've had a 15-year foundation.
They've been climbing up this mountain of the devil for 15 years and they didn't even realize that.
See, the foundation they're being taught at the public pool system, that's different than homeschooling.
And you say, well, what happens after 15 years?
Look, if the foundation is being destroyed, what can the branches do?
You can't change your mind on stuff.
That's the way it is.
You can't change your mind.
If they've been taught brainwashed for 10 years, you're not going to change their mind in 20 minutes.
Now look, I want you to understand the difference between what I'm saying and what salvation is,
because you can give the gospel to someone that's unsaved and they can get saved, okay?
And they get saved, and to a degree, obviously, they've got the Holy Spirit inside of them,
but you are not just going to unbrainwash 20 years of school power.
Now praise the Lord you can still get those people saved,
but the odds that they're actually going to just realize and be enlightened about the truth
and come to a church like this and stick in a church like this, it's not very likely.
You say, why?
Because the foundations of the devil have been training them and teaching them for 15 years.
You can't just get rid of that in 15 minutes.
They've been built on an unholy mountain, the foundations of the devil,
and you have the public pool system for 20 years?
Look, if the foundation is being destroyed, what can the branches do?
We can do nothing. We can't change their mind.
They are brainwashed. It's probably going to be forever.
You say, why is it that people don't get this LGBT thing?
I mean, there's so much proof out there of the link between sodomyces and pedophilia.
I mean, how can you deny it?
And yet they never get this. They never will.
You say, why?
Because they're brainwashed by the public pool system, they're brainwashed by Facebook,
they're brainwashed by YouTube, they're brainwashed by the Baptist churches,
they're brainwashed by all this stuff.
And then you try to explain to them in 20 minutes.
Even people that are saved, right over their head.
They don't get it?
No, you judge them on it.
They're too harsh.
It's like you say, why?
Well, if the foundation is being destroyed, what can the righteous do?
It's a rhetorical question. The answer to that is nothing.
Honestly, we can't really do much with that person.
Honestly, somebody who's 25 years old, graduated college, went to the public pool system,
they've been brainwashed by the world.
Most of the time, the best thing we can do is get them saved.
And quite honestly, they'll probably never get stuff fully figured out.
As much as we try to get them in church.
Why?
They've been brainwashed by the world.
Let's say they come to church.
If somebody visits church for the first time, this is usually what happens.
They come to church, and 90% of the time they like the sermon.
Most times, people like to learn.
They like the sermon.
There is a 10% chance where I speak in something that they get really offended.
But 90% of the time, they like the sermon.
But those same people often don't come back and say, why?
As much as they like the sermon as much as it makes sense,
they have an understanding that if I go to a church like this,
this is actually a church that's going to preach against stuff,
and want me to make changes.
And quite honestly, I've been on the foundation of television my whole life.
I don't want to change things.
They're not going to change them.
That's the way it is.
Now, look, there's exceptions, but what we need to understand in this church is
we are exceptions, not the normal.
Most people that get saved forget about them ever coming to a church like this.
Forget about them ever growing in the Lord.
Now, if they stuck around, they could grow,
but usually they hit the road before that happens, even if they visit church.
It's sad, but it's just the way it is.
Look, you see this year after year.
If you've been back to church for a long time,
new people come to church, you're excited about it,
and then they usually just kind of hit the road.
And it's going to happen even more so at a church like ours
because we actually do preach the truth.
And people have this understanding that,
yeah, I understand it's just believe in the Lord Jesus Christ,
but if he's preaching this hard against sin,
even though it's making sense, I'm learning,
it still means I'm going to have to kind of change my life
and stay at a church like this.
Now, we don't force people to change,
but quite honestly, when the preaching comes,
the Holy Spirit of God is going to get you and you're saved,
and you're going to understand that.
Now, hopefully, those people give them more of a chance
and they'll get any great deal of church like this,
but quite honestly, it's rare.
And usually those same people we talk to,
even if you explain to them salvation and they get saved,
even if they understand stuff's coming right from the Bible
and they're saved, and you can read to them Genesis 19
and explain every verse.
You can read Judges 19 and explain every verse,
and they'll self-anchor too much.
Why?
Well, if the foundations be destroyed,
what can't arise?
We honestly can't do anything when people have been
in the public pool system their entire lives.
Now, look, are we exceptions?
Absolutely.
Because every single one of us was in public school.
I was both in public school and home school.
I've been in both.
We're exceptions.
That's all we are.
We're exceptions.
That's not the norm, okay?
We must realize it's a very rare situation.
Usually when somebody hits the age of, I don't know,
20 years old, they're kind of a lost cause
in terms of actually growing and learning what the Bible says.
Usually whatever they believe is what they're all going to do.
Now, I'm not saying they can't learn stuff.
They come to church.
But quite honestly, most people that they've been trained
by the world for so long, and they watch TV for so long,
and seeing a guy in a dress is very normal to them,
and they watch Vice Gun and laugh all the time.
Look, the foundations be destroyed,
what can't arise?
Yeah.
They're probably not going to change.
So maybe we should just change our church.
We should just have rock music out.
No, because the foundations be destroyed,
what can't arise?
Those people are lost cause.
You preach for the exceptions,
people that actually want to hear the word of God.
But look, if people have been in the public pool system
their whole lives, really, honestly,
what can't arise too?
What about another foundation of the devil?
How about daycare?
Daycare is a foundation of the devil,
because you're not being taught by your parents
or trained by your parents.
Now, all these things really tie together.
Quite honestly, when it comes to this idea of raising kids,
this is the foundation we're talking about.
It's the public pool system versus home school.
It's daycare versus raising your own kids.
It's throwing them in front of a television set
versus actually spending time with them.
These things all tie together.
But look, if people are in daycare their whole life,
they're watching TV their whole life,
they come home from school
where they're brainwashed around the world,
and then the parents just happen to watch TV
or watch the computer all day
and just watch worldly television.
Look, if the foundations be destroyed,
what can the righteous do?
And the answer to that is, honestly,
absolutely nothing.
We can't do anything.
We can get them saved.
That's not going to change their perspective.
Now, look, we should get them saved.
We preach the gospel.
We do that as much as we can.
We try to get them saved.
But the idea that they're actually going to change
to the Holy Mountains
and really just change their foundations,
say, hey, this foundation I've been taught
was wrong my whole life,
it's a rare exception.
It's a very rare exception.
It's very unlikely.
Because they've been brainwashed for 15 years.
Do you really think in short time
they're going to change all of that?
Probably not going to happen.
It's honestly a miracle that we can win
people in the Lord in 15 minutes.
When you really think about this,
I mean, they've been brainwashed
of a false religion their entire lives.
The idea that we can actually get people
saved in 15 to 20 minutes,
man, that's exciting.
That in 15, 20 minutes,
you can change their perspective
on what it takes to get there.
That's amazing.
But when it comes to outside
of being able to do that,
look, you're not really going to change
their perspective on life in the short amount of time.
It's a very rare...
Especially if they're not saved.
Forget about them.
There's no way you're going to do that.
But even if they are saved,
usually they're going to say,
well, you've got to be too harsh.
You know, I don't know about you,
but my Bible says judge not to say,
yeah, you've never even read your Bible.
You've never read it cover to cover,
but you're going to just repeat, judge not.
Actually, that's all it says, judge not.
You don't add anything to that.
Just judge not.
So I guess then our court system
shouldn't have judges,
you know, because judge not, right?
I mean, I guess the book of Judges
should be in the proper, right?
It's not meant to be in the Bible
because it's the book of Judges.
Just judge not.
That's all they know.
You say, why is it?
Well, because they've been hearing out of their whole life
and they just kind of assume
that what they're saying,
that what they've heard is true.
Okay, now turn to Genesis 4.