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Better Is The House of Mourning
Politics By Faith, August 5, 2024
August 05, 2024

Some of the finest people I know are dealing with unbearable loss right now. I don't know what grieving looks like in this magnitude. Ecclesiastes 7:2 is where I turned this morning. And I love this line form Spurgeon, "The heart is made better by sorrow because it is made more free from earth."


Welcome to Politics by Faith brought to you by the Patriot Gold Group. Maybe an aside from politics here, this does have a political connection to it, but I don't want to share the details of that yet for fear of speaking out of turn. Some of the greatest people I've ever known. Just the countryest of country people in all the best ways imaginable. I'm not exaggerating if an alien came from outer space and said show me the quintessential American family. As country as can be. The country's people ever. The dad had CBCS tattooed across his back in huge letters. Country boy can't survive. They're the kindest, most generous, loving, adventuresome, live life to the fullest people

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I've ever met. I cannot sing their praises enough and there was a period in my life where I needed them and they were for many years and they were just integral in it and their son just passed away. He was maybe 20 and I don't want to share the details it feels gossipy at this point but just know that it was unjust. This is how life and politics goes when you're going into politics and who's Kamala's VP pick and then poof. Something like this just slams you in the face. It's not my kids, imagine how they feel. It's like oh, nothing else matters I don't know how you get through this I don't know how you get through the death of a child I do not know at all I just you know we had gratitude Monday

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segment yesterday someone just sent me an email I'll give you the very short of it he crafted this email this is a crafted email is a story that he beautifully told. It started off with, did you get those bad kids yet? I'm on my way to get those horrible children. He says, of course, my wife and I are joking when we say this, but it's a common pair of phrases between us as we head to work to grab our kids.

And his wife is pregnant with their fifth kid. And they, let me read this, today, like every other day with our four young kids, it started off in chaos. And then they went to the 20-week test. When the technician began the ultrasound, I found it odd that our baby wasn't active like he'd been during the previous ultrasounds.

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The tech only did three of what would have been dozens of measurements before she told us he was small and excused herself from the room. After a good amount of time, we were asked to go to a different department to speak with a doctor. When the doctor came into the room, you could have heard a pin drop. She informed us that our son's heart was not beating.

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Sometime between our last checkup five weeks ago and today his heart stopped. My wife broke down. As a man and as a husband I never felt more empty, frustrated, and useless as I did at that moment. Ashton was scheduled to be removed for later in that afternoon. While I was sitting next to my wife in the waiting room a conversation from the movie Lucky Number Slevin came into my head. It's between Slevin and the rabbi after

Slevin refers to himself as unlucky and he sent over the text. I found the clip

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here. Well if I must. Do you know for what reason you've been brought here?

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For starters I'm unlucky. You're lucky and nothing more than a frame of

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reference for the lucky Mr. Fisher. You are unlucky so that I may know that I am not. Unfortunately, the lucky never realize they are lucky until it's too late. Take yourself for instance. Yesterday you were better off than you are today, but it took today for you to realize it. But, today has arrived, and it's too late. You see? People are never happy with what they have.

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They always want what they had, what someone else has.

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I said yesterday was a normal day for us. Today was one of the worst days of my life. And it took today for me to realize just how absolutely amazing my horrible children are. Life is such a blessing and I'm truly grateful for the life God has blessed me with. We just got home about an hour or so ago. My wife is safe and time will heal our heartbreak.

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We both made the comment on the way home that we can't wait to get back to our kids. I may not get to meet Ashton James in the next life, but I know where he is. I know that he's safe, yes, and I look forward to seeing him in the next. This is a roundabout way of getting to the gratitude aspect of my email, but I'm grateful that tragedy and loss is not the end, but simply a different route through life. The end for me is known, Evan.

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It's the path that will vary. How about that? So sorry you're going through that Brian. It's pretty amazing that you landed so quickly on that conclusion and there'll be more time of grief of course but that's you got to that point pretty quick. I mean he's for the kids so this is a great opportunity to show them how to grieve well, too. But you got to that working conclusion pretty quickly.

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Maybe there's difference,

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there's gotta be some difference, right,

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between even a 20-week pregnancy loss to a 20-year-old loss. This is the strongest, back to my friends, it's the strongest family I know. Grieving is different for everyone.

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I pray they can one day make it to something that looks like that from that email I got from Brian. But what do I know? I don't know what's right.

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I don't know. I do know. It's one thing I do know.

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I know that a moment like this, a tragedy like this, can either make someone run away from God or run to God. That I know. Second Chronicles 3.11. So the Lord brought against them the military commanders of the king of Assyria who captured Manasseh, put a hook in his nose, bound him with bronze shackles, and took him to Babylon.

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And in his distress Manasseh ran away from God, nope, sought the favor of the Lord his God and earnestly humbled himself before God, before the God of his fathers. And when he prayed to him, the Lord received his plea and heard his petition. Manasseh ran to God. And I pray that these friends of mine will run to God too. I think they will. I think they will. Two scriptures come to mind. Let me start with this one. Ecclesiastes 7.2 says,

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It is better to go to the house of mourning than to go to the house of feasting. For this is the end of all mankind, and the living will lay it to heart. That's something. I read a Spurgeon sermon about this, try to get a better understanding of this line. It's better to go to the house of mourning than to go to the house of feasting. No one would say that. That's why the Bible is so wonderful.

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It's the opposite of what everyone would say. Everyone in the world would say, well, of course you're going to go to the house of feasting. You're going to go to the house of happiness, the house of joy. And the Bible says, no, no, no, better to go to the house of mourning. Why?

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Well, if you go to the house of feasting, you'll never be alone. There's no question about that. But eventually you'll look around at the company. And the company's not good. Spurgeon says, I would rather go to the house of mourning with the children of God. I would rather be chained in a dungeon, wrist to wrist with a Christian, than I would live

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forever with the wicked in the sunshine of happiness. The company I meet makes me suspect that it is true that the house of mourning is better than the house of feasting." And then he says, all right, well, let's head over to the house of mourning. Let's see what it's like over there. He says, there it is, a gloomy place, a steep rock covered with moss, and we must go there.

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The great fisher, Destiny, stands there, and with hook in each man's flesh, he drags us on where he pleases. There's an iron chain that links us all together and binds us in the bonds of everlasting destiny. And go we must where the chain drags us. We cannot resist and we must go to the houses of mourning. Sorry, I'm thinking of my friends, happiest people I've ever met.

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It's unbelievable. All the memories I've had, just happy, huge, huge, constant smile and laughing all the time, all the time. Joy and suffering. I'll share more another day when I know more. But just joy and suffering in their life.

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That I've known. Nothing like this. Suffering. But...

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Anyways, Spurgeon says,

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I say that some of you may be suffering the loss of your friend. And you may be saying, no others have suffered as I have. Say not so. There have been others who have been quite as sorely bereaved as you have been. The path of sorrow has been well trodden. Princes have been there. Nobles have been there.

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Earls and dukes have jostled in the crowd with the poor man who had nothing to lose but one child and his yet unburied wife." Spurgeon says, and Solomon says in Ecclesiastes, what Spurgeon says, that it is good for the soul to go to the house of mourning every single day, one place in particular, in the garden of Gethsemane, where the mighty Jesus, the Son of God, bent his knees in agony and wrestled with his Father. He said to his disciples, My soul is exceedingly sorrowful unto death, and as sweat as it were

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great drops of blood falling down to the ground. It is better to go to Gethsemane, the house of mourning, than any place of feasting in the world. We know that the Egyptians at every feast had a skeleton at the end of the table, and they were wise men if they thought rightly of it. It is great wisdom to make death our everyday companion.

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Wow.

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The horses that they use in war are at first very much afraid of the smoke and the noise, but I'm told that they take those horses into the barracks yard first and fire into their faces with powder until they're so used to it that they will easily go into the battle. I said, well, how about that for an imagery? More like a scared, skittish horse, naturally. But then you get, you taste, you taste this pain

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and you become stronger. That's that imagery, right? But check this back to Ecclesiastes. So again, Ecclesiastes 7-2, it's better to go to the house of mourning than to the house of feasting.

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For this is the end of all mankind, like everyone will die, and the living will lay it to heart. What does that mean? The living will lay it to heart. Meaning, even if you're alive and you go to the house of mourning, good things happen

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there. Why? If you go to the house of feasting, there is nothing there to lay to heart. It's all froth. It's lighter than vanity. It's a bubble.

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Touch it and it vanishes. But in the house of mourning, there is something solemn, which will bear to be touched and still endure. It's real. There's a place to put your heart. You can lay your heart out on something that is real and not something that is fake. Like in the house of feasting. I'll end with this. It is positively a good thing for us to be sad.

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When the strings that bind heart to earth are cut. Oh, this is so good. When the strings that bind heart to earth are cut, then we can soar. Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, think of the loss of the sun. That is a string that is binding your heart to the earth. When that string is cut, then we can soar.

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We are chained to earth, but there is a water in these eyes, which, like aqua fortis, nitric acid, can eat away the iron and set us free. The heart is made better by sorrow, because it is made more free from earth. It is made better by sorrow again, because it becomes more sensitive, more impressed with the lessons of God's word.

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We can shut our ears to the voice of God in mirth, happiness, but in the house of mourning we can hear every whisper. The noise of the song does drown the still small voice of God, but in the house of mourning you can hear every footfall, even the voice of time, the ticking of the clock, which says now, now, now.

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Wow. You never know when. Do you have any other advice during grief? My email is slaterradio at gmail.com. What would your advice be to this family? Again, for now, without the details, I can just say it was an unjust loss. It was an unjust loss. What's your advice? SlaterRadio at gmail.com is my email. I can just say it was an unjust loss. It was an unjust loss. What's your advice? SlaterRadio at gmail.com is my email. MikeSlater.Locals.com is the website and the transcript is there and it's commercial free.

 

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It is a LIE that federal agents arrested a 5-year-old. The lamestream media knows it's a lie, but they keep telling it. It's time for a reminder that lying is a sin.

Welcome to Politics by Faith. Thanks for being here. I want to talk about the detaining, the arresting of a five -year -old in Minneapolis. Before we do that, though, I got an email the other day, obnoxious email, very snarky from someone. And we went over it, the contents on my SiriusXM radio show. But I bring it up here because he kept saying throughout this email, are you lying to improve your ratings? 

He just kept saying it over and over. It was like a central argument of his email is, are you just doing this for ratings? Are you lying to everybody for ratings? You want to increase your ratings. I cannot stress enough how little ratings have ever made a difference in my radio career. Other things motivate, sure. 

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I don't even know if they kept ratings. I don't even know if Arbitron did ratings. But I was the first radio show, the first morning show on the station. So there was nothing to compare to. There were no ratings. It never crossed my mind. 

And I was just starting. I was just trying to do a good job and never consider it. My next real job was in San Diego. And the station I worked for, there were two talk radio stations in town. And the one I worked for never had good ratings. We were always second to the big talk station in town. 

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I think they were terrible. I don't really know. 

Um, 

We stayed on the air. God, I don't know how it happened. Thank you, God. Now I work for SiriusXM. There are no ratings. There are literally no ratings. 

Ratings don't even exist. Oh, and then this podcast that we're doing right now, I've never made a penny from it. So the idea that I do anything for ratings is just hilarious. I can't think of anything that has had less of an influence on how I do anything other than ratings. And there's so much proof of that. There's so many things we do on the air that are so obviously not for ratings. 

Like, who's ever been like, oh yeah, you know, that hour that Slater did on Alexander the Great. He really did that one for the ratings. That was a real ratings banger. No question, no question about it. That hour that Slater did on the importance of architecture, whoo -wee. That was, I got this book right here. 

It's called Eric Sloan, The Age of Barnes. This would be the second book on Eric Sloan that I bought about Barnes. that will surely, once I read it, like we'll definitely talk about it on the radio, like Barnes, all that Barnes talk. That's a big, big rating stuff for Slater. I know that's why he got real ratings grabber. So I don't do things for ratings. 

I also don't lie. I would never lie ever. I've pretended to know what I'm talking about. That happened once in Jackson, Tennessee. Once, because the time I did it, I don't exactly remember the story, but I was reading some story. It must've been about the bull weevil. 

and about how bull weevils are hurting crops. And I trap the bull weevils because they're eating all the crops. And I say, I say, man, like, what's that like? Like, what? Tell me more about trapping the bull. He's like, oh yeah, I trap them for their fur. 

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Bull weevil is a bug, little bug. And everyone's calling in to say, this guy totally got me. And the reason he got me, I remember talking to my boss at the time, Hoppin Harv, because I felt like ridiculous, obviously. But he said, no, it's good. This guy joking around with you. Like, it's funny. 

I was like, oh yeah, it is pretty funny. But he got me because he could tell that I was pretending to know what I was talking about. I don't know what I said. I must have said something that made it seem like I knew what a bull weaver was. It just triggered in his head like, oh, I'm going to get this Yankee. and good on them. 

I'll never forget it, but it really taught me a lesson. Don't ever pretend to know what you're talking about. So I don't. That's why on the radio, I think I don't listen to other radio shows, but I think I ask more questions than most other shows. Something happens. I was like, I don't, I don't know. 

I think this is what I've read. This is what I've heard. This is what I think. But if anyone's in, you know, we have any lawyers listening now, if we have any doctors listening now, if we anyone in this industry now call in, let me know, you know, and we have all these calls and people are great. So I never pretend one time I pretended to know what I was talking about. and that was quickly rebuked by the by the bull weevil trapper uh but i would never lie i don't bring it up here because the mainstream media the lamestream 

is lying and we can give a million examples and there's plenty of them. But this one of today is quite striking because they know the truth. We know they know the truth. This five -year -old boy in Minnesota, it started off with this five -year -old was detained. Ice detained a five -year -old and then they were rebuked with the truth, but they doubled down. And now they're saying that ice arrested a five -year -old, which is even worse. 

They didn't detain him, they didn't arrest him. Here's the story. ICE stopped the dad who was driving the car, illegal alien. The dad ran, abandoning his son in the car. Would you ever? The ICE agents, some went to go get the illegal alien. 

The other ICE agents protected the five -year -old who was just abandoned by dad. Two quick points here. How many illegal aliens were lost by the Biden administration children? Here's a Homeland Security number, 230 ,000. lost by the Biden administration. Whatever the number is, it's outrageous number of illegal alien or children who came across the border that were like, wow, we don't know what to do with them. 

Let's just give them to these people. And we don't know. We didn't vet the people. We don't know who we dropped them off with a horrible story. And the Democrats, lefties across America just totally turned a blind eye. We dropped them off to human traffickers. 

Surely dropped them off in horrific sex trade situations, just like a horrible, horrible, evil, wicked, depraved, the worst things you could possibly imagine. And Democrats totally turned a blind eye to that. Yet here's one five -year -old boy that was abandoned by his dad in the car in negative 20 -degree weather. And the left's like, laser focus on this one child. We also were told by the media that this five -year -old was used to bait family members, like, go knock on the door and get all the other illegals out so we can arrest them too. 

That was the vision that the left was trying to paint. DHS says, no, no, no, we were not trying to bait family members. We were trying to get family members in the house to help the child, but they refused. In the end, dad and son were reunited and they're now at a detention facility in San Antonio, we're told. I hope that people see through these lies now. No, I'm, I'm certain that law enforcement helped this child with as much love and care as all law enforcement helps the children of criminals. 

J . D. Vance, our vice president, was one of those kids once. He spoke of that when he was in Minneapolis yesterday. He said, one of my family members was arrested in front of me. But the left keep going with this lie. 

This is Nicholas Kristof, New York Times columnist. We look back at those old photos of the 60s and wonder how authorities could have behaved so savagely. Many years from now, young Americans will look at these photos from 2026 and wonder how anyone could have justified shooting a woman in the head as she tries to drive away, arresting five -year -old schoolchildren on the street. or holding a man down and spraying chemicals into his face. Arresting a five -year -old? That's not what happened at all. 

They detained the dad, and they protected him. five -year -old so I'm stuck on the abandoning of the dad running away that's so screwed up so screwed up there was this movie by Will Ferrell and Julia Louise Dreyfus it was it's a horrible movie it's called downhill apparently it's a remake because I've seen the scene in question yeah force majeure some Swedish movie no maybe it's called tourist Both titles, yeah, Forest Majeure and Tourist is the original, and then they remade it with Will Ferrell and Julius Jarvis. I was on an airplane, and I watched it. It was one of the worst movies I've ever seen in my life, and I think about it all the time. So I really don't know what to do with this movie. But the very short of it is, it's a family, they got three boys maybe, and they're on this ski trip, and they're at the lodge or whatever, and an avalanche is coming down. 

And the avalanche is coming, and the dad, Will Ferrell, runs, runs away. leaves his family there. Now it turns out the avalanche missed or didn't turn out to anything. And he walks back over to his wife and kids who are there left for dead, left unprotected. And the whole rest of the movie is about how mom and the kids lose respect for dad. It's, it's a horror show. 

It's a horrible movie. And I can't think about it all the time. Actually, I'm going to talk more about it on my, on the radio show on, on Monday, I'll go back and find some clips and, and relive it. Uh, the idea that the dad would run is, okay, here's what I want to talk about today. Turn it to the Bible. You can't lie. 

Lying is bad. Lying is sinful. I know this is basic stuff here, but I don't ever hear anyone talk about how good it is. not to lie. I guess now that I think about it, anything I've ever heard about lying in my life has been like, well, little white lies are okay. That's it. 

No, no, don't lie. So maybe it's not so obvious. God says not to lie. Leviticus 19, 11, 12, you shall not steal. You shall not deal falsely. You shall not lie to one another. 

Hebrews 6, 18 says that God, it's impossible for God to lie. We therefore shouldn't either. Zechariah 8, 17, God says, love no false oath for all these things I hate. This is right after Zechariah 8, but this is after Zechariah 5, where he talks about a flying scroll that is a curse to everyone. God sends a curse that shall enter the house of the thief and the house of the one who swears falsely by my name, and it shall remain in the midst of his house and consume it with its timber and stones. The house of the liar will be cursed. 

It's all throughout Proverbs, of course. 16, 16, excuse me, 616 says, among the seven things the Lord hates are a lying tongue and a false witness who breathes out lies. The media, the people writing these stories, writing these headlines, writing the scripts, they know this is not what happened. They know a five -year -old was not arrested. They know it. You can disagree with arresting illegal aliens. 

Okay. Do not lie and say a five -year -old was arrested. You are a liar. That is sinful. God hates that. Proverbs 12, 22 says, lying lips are an abomination to the Lord. 

You don't want to be anywhere near abominations. Those who act faithfully are his delight. That's where you want to name. He said, Oh, this is just Old Testament stuff. Just bringing up some Old Testament. Jesus called Satan, the father of lies. 

John eight 44. You belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out your father's desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding to the truth for there's no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks his native language for he is a liar and the father of lies. Lying separates you from the truth. That's what, that's why Satan does it. 

He tells you lies. to separate you from what is true. Satan tells lies to keep you from God, to keep you from God's truth, to keep you from his word. And people in our sinful nature lie for all types of reasons and motivations and justifications, but it's all sinful. Just the same. Jesus, on the other hand, is the truth. 

John 14, 6, the way, the truth, the life. Stick with him. Be more like him. Never, ever tell a lie. And these people in the media need to be called out more, even more, as straight up, flat out liars. That is a lie. 

You are lying. But if you're unrepentant, I suppose they just don't care. But we know the truth will set you free. Slater Radio on Twitter and Instagram, mikeslater . locals . com. Transcript commercial free on the website mikeslater .

 

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