Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@ibperson7765 says : The “good kind” of pretending is basically just *practicing*. A toddler learning to walk is basically pretending he can walk.>> <<@honorablevessel says : Wow! That song at the end was POWERFUL!!!>> <<@paulsarodh5460 says : 💗💢ROCKin 🐳💗💢😃👌💝>> <<@brianbannon6746 says : ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐>> <<@unwanatrue says : Lovely work!!>> <<@samuelmatz says : All the videos are great . But this one is extra special. It assists one with living the believing life. Done by providing instructions as to 'how to' .>> <<@jessicaadelinesetiawan6049 says : you can do a lo of things with sand but do not try building a house on it>> <<@ResidentGunNut says : What was the song at the end?>> <<@BobbyMiller64 says : A wonderful chapter. Great illustrations.>> <<@mrm5515 says : Thank you! Will be listening to this on several times. Pretty much standard for anything C.S. Lewis.>> <<@cyntheia9801 says : All I know to say is "Thank you">> <<@paulleible5568 says : 12:24 en garde*>> <<@jadaayebae says : so in love with this channel! thank you always>> <<@bubbyadams3597 says : Thank you so much for your work, I wish I had found this channel years ago, it is Awesome! I would love to see all your work on the Screwtape Letters, I looks like there are only a few left on youtube? Is there more that exist out there somewhere?>> <<@amorrow1983 says : One of my favorite chapters ✝️❤>> <<@WadeWeigle says : Thank you for sharing this. I’ve watched this twice so far and with every watching you glean more wisdom from it. God bless you and what you do.>> <<@keithmaxwell5714 says : What particular song/singer is the Lord’s Prayer at the end? Powerful.>> <<@darrenkoch1718 says : Thank you for this. I love C.S Lewis and I love how you make it seem as if he’s still here, teaching us.>> <<@talentheturtle says : Excellent song!>> <<@dsc4178 says : These videos are always so useful, no matter what your life is, you can see this in your life.>> <<@zachw755 says : Thank you so much for your ministry. There's so much goodness from Lewis, and God working through him, and your videos and doodles, so to speak, are endlessly encouraging to my heart and soul. God works through them. Thank you for your commitment to seeing these kinds of things through. God bless.>> <<@davidkazira6060 says : Thank for this. I love you man.>> <<@jhoelpaco3361 says : Beautifully done.>> <<@BillyBulletPewPew says : I'm looking forward to the day when the whole book of mere Christianity is made into these doodles.>> <<@CSLewisDoodle says : (6:55) Check out one of the few rescues made on 9/11 in the documentary ‘One Day In America’ (season 1, episode 6 “It’s all gone kid”) by National Geographic as an example of God bringing salvation through anyone He chooses. All the rescuers had been told to leave the 9/11 site due to the tremendous danger, and God then sent in Chuck Sereika. He was a lapsed paramedic and drug addict, depressed, with no desire to help anyone at all that day, and only dragged himself out of bed and went to the 9/11 site to look only, in order to satisfy his step sister that he was there helping. But he had no intention really. In spite of all this, something amazing took place that day and he went into the rubble and helped rescue one of the last remaining survivors, crying out to God. See the full interview in the documentary episode above, but here is a short clip from the interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbM4EMI0vwM . I'm sure we've all got our own stories to tell and here is one of mine. I was walking to work one, cloudy, London morning, and I came to the intersection of Kennington Lane and Windmill Row and an odd thought popped into my head as clear as day: “If you ever need an emergency vehicle, wait at this spot, and one will come along”. I didn’t pay the thought much mind, except for “hmm...that’s a good idea”. The next day on my walk home, one street over from that spot, I witnessed a woman on a bike clipped hard by the wing mirror of a car and knocked into the air and onto her head. She was knocked out cold on Kennington Road. A Routemaster bus stopped just short of hitting her again, and a crowd then gathered in a circle in front of the bus and around the poor woman. I went to ring the emergency services, but I saw a couple of people already dialing. At that moment I remembered the thought (or voice) from yesterday and ran a street over to the intersection which was out of visual sight of the accident. I waited at the corner. At that minute, a police car with four cops in it came by, and I jumped in front of the car, hands up, halted the car, and then directed them down the alleyway and around the corner to the incident. They put on their lights and rushed to the scene, and they were the first crew there to treat the girl, radio an ambulance, take statements, and direct heavy traffic. I passed by that corner every day for that year and waited 30 seconds, just to see, but I never saw another emergency vehicle pass me again, except for that one day I needed it. It has struck me that this woman never knew that the help she received was on hand because of a word from Christ that day, and that help had been prepared in advance for an accident waiting to happen and was directed to her immediately, because of help from Christ, and His help alone. That was the difference for her, in her time of need.>>