(half laughs) thought it was a little hot dog for you. ed: raf and i will go to the last point of contact. sam, underground parking. spike, you watch those exits. every door, every window - he does not get outta here with parker, do you understood me? co, ed. let's go. and of course, here they come. listen, gil, buddy, whatever you're up to- shut it, decklan! gil? if we got stuff to work out, let's just focus here, okay? if you had let me work it out in the other room, none of this would be happening. what is happening, gil? plan b. let me ask you something. how's your hd-to-hand? think you can, ah... disarm me? no i don't. see, that's too bad. 'cause we're gonna go for a little walk, and i was really hoping that you would try. turn around.

let's go for that walk. hi. thanks for coming. i'm jules callaghan, i talked to you on the phone. why don't you have a seat? you said this is about gil. is he in trouble? we're trying to figure that out. are you still in touch with him? he sees our son. but it's not easy between us. can you tell me why? for a while we tried staying in each other's lives - for jacob - but gil has so much anger. he blames me for the divorce. it... it just got toxic. when was the lastime you saw him? this morning. jakey, let's go. hi. gil...

but today's an exction. can i just... can i just get 30 seconds? yeah. thank you. look, i don't wanna say too much, i don't wanna spoil it, but i... i got something going at work. that's good, gil. i'm happy for you. thanks. i know what you're thinking. and that it's been hard, and that's on me, that's my fault. but i just want you to know i've never been more proud of anything in my life than i am of you. you and jakey. and i know it's up to me to make you proud of me. again. for us. for us? (front door opens) gil: there he is! jake: hi dad! gil: hey, buddy! guess what? special day. i am walking you to school today. great! gil. please. you just love this, don't you? holding all the cards.

ah, you know what, pal? i just remembered i got something i gotta do. so can i get a rain check? something to look forward to? thanks, buddy. have a good day, pal. come here, y. please. tell me what's going on, officer callaghan. does the name greg parker mean anything to you? yeah. gil talked about him all the time. gil: after you flunked me, i got my hands on my evaluation. go left. you remember what you said? no. six years of my life, thousands of hours on the range, in the gym, in the psych manuals... you don't remember what you said?

gil: "good tactical. unfit to negotiate." gil, you have to understand, we get a hundred applicants a year, that's a lot of great candidates turned away. five words, parker. you used five words to ruin my life. move. move! ed: you all right? agh! which way did they go? up. (monitor beeps) there. sam, spike! two rifles, stadium floor, now! ed: stay here! deckaln: got it. (hand cuffs rasp and clank) down we go, boss. (sighs) gotta tell you, gil, i'm not crazy about heights. overcome it.

(buckles clank) parker: you wanna tell me what you're thinking here, gil? it's tactical, parker. you wouldn't appreciate it. (panicked breaths) don't do it, gil. please, you don't wanna do this. (ropes rasp, buckles clank) guys, full hay setup up here. gil: oh... sprint shoot. my best drill. 200 yard dash, setup up their rifle, dead-center a target at a half-mile. let's setpup right here. go, go, go! let's go, let's go. sorry, parker. problem is they shoot me? they kill you too. (rifles click) he's gonna push him!

raf: hold fire! hold fire! (gil grunts, parker gasps) we shoot him, he lets go of the rope. parker: (panicked breaths) what do you want from me, gil? thought it was obvious. i want a lesson. you got an agitated subject bent on revenge. so show me how it's done, parker.

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parker: hey, look... (gil's phone rings) sorry, that'll be, ah... that'll be your boys. excuse me while i get that. (pne smashes) they can't help you now. it's just you and me. i wanna have a conversation with you, gi but this- wha! ah! assess the subject. all right. you know what i see? i see a good man who's in a lot of pain. the sweet talk. , no, no, no... i see a guy who doesn't always have the easiest time fitting in. because what comes naturally for most folks, the day-today living stuff, just doesn't come so easy to you. you're wrong. you're wrong. i'll bet when you joined the academy, all that changed? right? suddenly you felt like ur life made sense for the first time.

am i right? we gotta get up there. try him face to face. does he look like he wants company, spike? spike: so what're we gonna do? watch?! hope for the best? shockround. the electrical charge will keep his grip firm. involuntary muscle contractu. it'll gives us time to make a play. come down from above, and get a rope around boss. and then neutralize the subject. there's a thousand ways that can go wrong. it'll have to happen in, what, five seconds? raf: if that. sam: plus he's armoured. it's gotta take a perfect shot. raf: it's all we got. let's do it. sam, you take the shot. on my cue. raf? raf: i'll harness up. ed: spike? spike: okay, i'm on the mic. ed: i'll stay on sierra. i will finish it if i have to. parker: and i know, i know. i know how it goes, buddy. you put on a uniform, and all the labels get rewritten. "headstrong" becomes "dedicated". and "reckless" becomes "fearless". and all the stuff that you fought inside, all your demons... now they're assets. right? they're your assets. they're the things that keep you alive. they're the things that make you good.

one... one cop to another, brother, that's how. (pants) gil: no. nice try, parker, you know. i see that you're trying to cnect. but i'm not some meth-head with a knife. you can't fool me! no, that's not what i'm trying to do. yes it is! it's greg parker to a tee. so smug s feet don't touch the ground until some nutcase picks up a gun. spike: ears are up. gil: ...but you know what? you're leaving out the most important thing. please, please tell me what that is. you took it from me! all of it! i aced every drill, but i wasn't good enough for you because some role-playing exercise didn't go the way you wanted it to! you've been gunning for me since day one, parker. just like today. determined to see me fail! so i push back. i told miranda. you know what i said to her? i said, "he's testing me. he's testing my resolve."

i'm gonna try again. i'm gonna show him all. (buckles clank) (rifle clanks) gil: but you know what i didn't count on? everyone taking your side. my sergeant, my own partner, everyone. you poisoned 'em against me. parker: it was my face on that setback. i get that, gil. i get that. you don't get the last word this time. (gil grunts, parker yelps) i've got a teenage son. and he did the bravest thing i'd ever seen - he let his deadbeat dad back into his life. it's all i wanted for years, it's all i thought about. and guess what? now that it's happened, i wake up at night and i think, i say to myself, i should push him away now. push him away now so i don't do it by accident down the road. gil: stop talking. you're just gonna say anything to try and get outta this. parker: you think i'm gunning for you? let me tell you something,

who depend on me. you know how i've repaid their trust? i've kept secrets from them, i've lied to them, i've bron protocol. that's right. that's right. lives and careers and relationships... they could all go down the tube, and that would all be on me. and you know... and you know why i do that? because i don't know any other way! it's the best i can figure out! no, no, no... you're trying to trick m you're trying to build empathy. parker: i'm not negotiating with you, gil! i'm saying my piece! you think you know me. you think i'm one kind of thing, well i'm not! i'm something else. i'm not after you. i don't even know you. i've got enough going on in my life you're not part of it, buddy. you misread this, you understand? you're wrong! on my word. parker: but if you let go of this rope, you'll become the thing that you hate. you'll become the thing that you think i am.

so what's it gonna be? who are you? 'cause i'm done talking. on three. one... two... hold! hold! (pants) miranda was right. parker: gil... gil: parker, you're right. parker: no! gil, please don't. just stay here with me. no, i see it now. it's okay. parker: no, you made a good choice, gil. you just focus on that, buddy. you just focus that. introspection... parker: no, no, there's a way through this. you gotta build from this moment. you gotta move forward from here. you work though it from here. you're a good man!

you're a good man... ...a good man... (somber music plays)

what's in your han it's the audio drive. gotta get rid of it. ed, what boss said up there has no bearing on the case. (r it's not our call. (l he was torn wide open. he was fighting for his life. there's no reason why everybody's hear that. it could cost him his job, ed. i hear ya. parker: spike. give it to me, spike. boss, no one needs to know we used the parabolic. it doesn't affect the investigation in any way. it all goes in. every word. no more secrets. how you holding up? i killed him, eddie. greg, he was unwell. he killed himself. he was splitting. he set out to slay the monster. and i convinced him he was it. greg, he was trying to kill you. he was trying to kill you. you did what you had to do here, buddy. you did what you had to do.

i got angry and i lost control. parker: why you want to be in sru? this one's easy. heh. um... you know how when you're out on patrol you meet a lot of people but you, you look... raf: um, just got word from the hospital. the hostage, roger, he's gonna be okay. uh, i've been thinking about this morning. the exercise. i think i know the solution. go on. there is no solution. the failure, it's... it's built in, you know. and it ain't even about beating the drill, it's not that, it's about... it's about learning to live with the choices you've made.

boss, i want you to know that i am honored to be learning this job from the best. gil: so, uh... i don't know, you take all the things that i love about being a beat cop and all the things that i'm good at, and you muiply that by 10 and that's... it's sru for me. so, i mean, i don't wanna be greedy, but you know it feels this right to be a cop.

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was part of a data breach, i got this letter, and they offered me identity-theft protection. i mean, what do you think about that from the company that just got breached? >> well, by the time you got the letter, it's already days or weeks have gone by since the company even realized it happened, and they don't usually realize it's happened until well after the breach has occurred. so the point is, it's too late. i mean, you've already had your information out there. it could already be a big problem. the point of identity-theft protection is being proactive. that's what lifelock does. it helps you figure out if someone's trying to steal your identity, and then if it does happen, they help to resolve it. >> i went to the doctor, and they told me -- i got a letter that there was a breach and that my information may have been compromised. i was very relieved that i had already signed up for lifelock. >> so, here's one scam that criminals will do. they'll buy an 800 phone number, which will actually forward to their cellphone, and then they'll call up and leave a voicemail to you telling you there's a problem with your banking account. they'll leave that 800 number in

so you should have received a security i.d. when you got your voicemail. so, once they answer the phone, the first thing they're gonna want to do is they're gonna want to verify that you are who you say you are. for security purposes, i just need to verify your social security number. people are very used to that, so they'll say, "sure, my social security number is" whatever it is, and just like that, they havehat before people even have a chance to think, "maybe i shouldn't have given that out." yeah, no problem at all. you have a great day. thank you. bye-bye. and just like that, we have her social security number. >> protecting your identity is a smart financial move. personal finance expert, best-selling author, and journalist lynnette khalfani-cox helps her clients with their financial portfolios. here's what she had to say about identity-theft protection. >> you might be doing a lot of things right. you might be saving, planning for the future, investing. all of those things are great. but if you haven't taken time to protect yourself against the risks that are out there, the very real risk of identity theft, then you haven't really

in a way that's smart. identity theft is a threat to your financial wellbeing because it not only affects ur credit rating and impacts your ability to get loans, it could also hamper you in everyday life, and doing things like renting an apartment, getting a mortgage, or even getting a job that you might need. the people w get financial help for any aspect of their lives, whether it's taxes, whether it's managing credit card debt, whether it's planning for retirement, they actually tend to do a lot better in reaching their goals, and likewise, the people who have expert help to deal with the problem of identity thef those folks also fare so much better because they have a team of experts who know the groundwork, who know what to do in a way that the typical person just doesn't know. lifelock helps alert you about potential identity-theft problems, and that early alert is crucial because you can take action and do something immediately to prevent the problem from getting worse.

now since 2008, and i can't imagine being without lifelock any more than i can imagine racing down a highway without a seatbelt. i mean, if somebody breaks into your house, you can get a new lock. if your car is stolen, you can get a new car. but you only have one identity. you're not gonna be able to replace it. so protect it with the best. >> when your identity is stolen, you just feel so violated and just so helpless. but knowing that you have lifelock, it just -- you have this whole team of people on your side, and you know that you don't have to go it alone. >> we feel protected, and we feel like there's almost like a blanket of security ound us. >> it's just really great to know that they are there and we can call on them whenever we need it. >> i would compare lifelock to having that biolder brother walking side by side with you on the first day of school so that everyone knows "don't mess with him." >> choosing lifelock to protect

decisions we've ever made. >> this is financial protection that you can't afford not to have. it's kind of like the people who say to me, "uh, i'm too cash-strapped and i can't afford to save." i say, "you can't afford not to save." likewise, you can't afford not to protect your credit health and your identity. >> the value of lifelock to me -- it's priceless. what's the value of your credit? what's the value of your family's credit? >> i've been attacked seven times since 2011. and each time, lifelock was there to help me. i'm gonna be a lifelock member for life. >> what is more important than making sure the only you out there is you? >> announcer: identity theft is the fastest growing crime in america. are you at risk? you could be if you bank or shop online, have health insurance or fill out medical forms, if you have a smartphone or use public wi-fi, even if you file your taxes online. no matter how careful you are,

your other personal information is out there out of your corol. just detecting the problem is not enough. how do you resolve an issue if you have one? >> i signed up for lifelock. we have someone in our corner to help fight that fight. >> announcer: a lifelock membership means you have a whole team of lifelock identity-protection agents ready to answer your questions, resolve identity-theft problems, and to keep watch for threats to your identity by monitoring more than a trillion data points a day. that's why millions of people have become members of lifelock. it's the best identity-theft protection available. the minute you become a lifelock member, you have exclusive members-only protection services, including 24/7 access to u.s.-based identity-protection agents, real people with experience and identity-protection knowledge to answer your questions, proprietary lifelock identity monitoring with a technology that detects threats to your identity, plus dedicated

to immediately get on the case if your identity is ever stolen and to work with you to set things right, all backed by our $1 million total service guarantee. >> every lifelock membership comes with a $1 million total service guarantee. that means if your identity is ever stolen, lifelock will spend up to $1 million on experts to help set things right. >> announcer: lifelock memberships start at only $9.99 per month. and listen to this. through this special tv offer, when you call right now, you can get your first month free. you'll get 24/7 access to u.s.-based identity-protection agents, proprietary lifelock identity monitoring, dedicated lifelock restoration specialists, the $1 million total service guarantee, and so much more. >> i feel like not having lifelock is kind of like not wearing a seatbelt in a car. why would you do it? >> announcer: join in minutes. protection starts immediately. use promo code "free" to get the first month of your lifelock

as an extra bonus, call right now and get this document shredder -- a $29 value -- as our gift. so don't wait until someone uses your identity for their benefit. get your first month free when you become a member today. with memberships starting at only $9.99 per month, there is a plan for everyone. >> with lifelock, i wanted to have somebody on my side who was helping us be proactive and protect our identity. >> announcer: or vit golifelock.com. use promo code "free" to get ur first month free, and a free shredder with annual membership. join now. protection starts in minutes.

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that before today's program is over your life will never ever be the same again. i believe it. get ready for god to do something special for you today. if you are looking for a deeper, more intimate, more powerful life-changing relationship with god, stay tuned. if you're looking for direction in your life, if you have a problem that you're facing, if you're asking god what should i do, stay tuned. if you're looking for physical healing today and you need the mirac will-working power of god to be released in your body, stay tuned. if you're facing a financial challenge, if your needs seem to be overwhelming and you need a breakthrough from god like you'venever experienced before, stay tuned. you might be saying david, how will we cover that in one program?

man for the first time who i've known about for many years, mike murdock. he's written over 113 books and authored 5000 songs, but god has put a tremendous anointing upon his life to share keys of wisdom with god's people. mike put a book in my hand that has begun to change my life and i believe it will change your life, too. it is called "the three most important things in your life" it is not a book i could pick up and put down. i read it through cover to cover. i promise you it is not a book you will be able to pick up and put down. you will need to read it over and over again to absorb the wisdom god has given mike murdock to you. ne to the bible, next to the word of god, in these few pages, i received more wisdom from god to give me the keys tosuccess in these few pages

i promise you it is changing my life and will change your life, too. i believe before today's program is over, your life will never ever be the same again. i asked brother murdock to cometo insp and to bring with him an important message. i know god s laid upon his life for us that can unlock heaven for you inour relationship to god, in our positive bodies, in our finances, in our relationships, in every need that we face there are keys at god has given us to unlock and we welcome all of you who welcome with me today on "changing the world," brother mike murdock. would you welcome him with me? >> just you and me tonight. i know the holospirit is here and i know the lord sent you with a message and word from him tonight. >> i know, you know there is times god has something special.

i will say, i read sometime ago, brother david, if you take the all right "u" out of the alphabet, you lose 3000 words out of your vocabulary. you can bring your rolls royce, remove one tire and nothing else works. you can be doing 10 things right the 11th thing you are not doing destroys the benefit of the 10 you are doing rit it is not how many things you are doing right, but the thing you are missing that makes a difference. the seven wisdom keys and i urge you in a few moments, i will give you seven key that is have greatly affected my life and share with you some keys, one businessman got ahold of the things i am going to be sharing with you. it so affected his life that in 14 days he sent me a check

for the teriol. >> wow. >> it so affected his life. the youngest bishop of the mormon church in salt lake city, utah got ahold of this material we will be sharing and it so affected him he called me. he wrote me and sent a check for $10,000 thanking me for making the material. i never heard of such a thing. that is how it changes you. you don't need a lot of keys to get in your car, just the right key. >> there is a lot of right keys in this book that will change your life. take your liberty and let the lord use you and speak through you and i know he will. >> thank you. good to be here. you know i will say this at your house. doesn't take god long to be something big. small keys open bank vaults. do one thing right and a

if a few terrorists can cause such radical changes, i know today i was leaving orlando and i preached this weekend in orlando. i was coming through security and they check everything and look at my fountain pens like they are dangerous instruments. they take off your boots and everything like you almost feel guilty when you hadn't done anything by the way ey search you. but a handful of men knocked down three buildings and they have rewritten the entire earth. everything changed. if a few evil men doing something evil can create such change, a few righteous men doing something right can create change. if you were to ask me the most memorable daof my life, the day i would trade for every other day in my life, th first thing i'd tell you is

1994, the day i fell in love with the holy spirit, the person who created me. he's called the spirit of adoption, romans and john, spirit of life, job 33 and 4, he created humans job 26:13. he's called spirit o knowledge in isaiah. called the spirit of wiom, wisdom, wisdom, the difference between season system your wisdom. the difference between prosperity and poverty is wisdom. i can't change your life until i change what you know. there is three belief systems on the earth, one says god is in control of everything that haens which means everything that happen system planned by god. we know that is not true. rapist couldn't be prosecuted ifeverything was done by god. some people think faith is in control. people wouldn't live today if

331 times in scriptures he documents this, "if you are willing and obedient," isaiah 1:19, "my decisions have created my circumstances. i want to say something, you will never have a marriage problem your entire life. it will simply be a wisdom problem. you will never have a financial problem, it will be a wisdom problem. and the moment that you can understand the only difference between where i am and where i ant to be is a piece of wisdom. you can change your life. i wrote this love song to him, the one who created us. there is nobody. there is nobody. like you. there is nobody.

>> sweet holy spirit. sweet holy spirit. there is nobody, there is nobody like you. nobody else, holy spirit, does wh you do. nobody else, holy spirit, does what you do. nobody else can ever take your place.

saving grace. nobody else, holy spirit, nobody else, holy spirit, nobody else, holy spirit, does what you do. when i, in your presence, i change. i'm just not the same. i'm just not the same. when i'm in yo holy

and i can't go back to yesterday. >> there is so many things, you know, god creates the seasons. god creates the seasons, but your discoveries schedule them. i would trade my ability to read and write for what i have discovered about the holy spirit. you can live a life time and not know a truth that can change you and set you free. the holy spirit is to us what jesus was to the 12. how important is the holy spirit? what peter did not become walking next to jesus for three and-a-half years, he became in a day when the holy spirit came. the holy spit is the only person you have to obey your

i was talking to david before we came to your home a few moments ago and i told him something that was really big to me, just so big. i'm the kind when i make a discovy i go crazy with it, especially if it changes my life. the holy spirit is the only person in your life that you are capable of satisfying. nobody else has the software for it, the components for it. there is not another your life who has the ability to be contented with you. that ishy there is such agitation, constant movement. the holy spiriis the only person you will ever meet and there is four or five reasons for that i have discovered. he is the only person in your life who knows what he wants. the only person who can accurately articulate what wants. he is the only person in your life whose needs will never

the only person in your life who will never require something of you that you can produce. the holy spirit, who by the way decided all the gift that is have entered you, if you go back to exodus 35, even the craftsmanship skills, all your gifts, i don't care if it is just painting, playing the piano, all my gifts were installed in me by the holy spirit who is the gift of the father us. he decides those gifts, get ahold of this. see it. he is the only person who knows what is inside you. he will never try to squeeze out of you something you ain't got. takes a load off of you, don't it? other people will ask something you can't produce. they don't know what is deposited in you. the holy spirit says, his commandments are not grieve us. i wrote this love song to him

>> i'm in love, i'm in love, i'm in love. i'm in love, i'm in love, i'm in love. sweet holo-- holy spirit, i'm in love. oh, i'm in love. i'm in love. i'm in love. i'm in love. i'm in love. i'm in love. sweet holy spirit, i'm in love. that's a little chorus. i have written 770 songs for the holy srit. i'm building my life, building all my dreams around you. not around your family, not even around your job. i'd only build my life around my ministry.

i'm building all my dres around you. i want to spend all the rest of my days living in your presence, in the spirit ways, building my whole life, buildingll my dreams, holy spirit. around you. much. when i'm in your presence, i change. his presence is the only place your weakness dies. where you are matters. what is around you determines what grows in you, weakness or strengths, gifts or weakness. fish require water, birds require air. i'm just not the same. i'm just not the same. when i'm in your presence,

and i can't go back to yesterday. >> just before i go and share this with brother david, there is seven keys. i want you to take a pen, short pencil is better than a long memory. i want you to write down seven sdom keys, seven wisdom keys. just need one key to get to the direction you want to go. they brought fish out my house, laid them upon the grassy slope beside my pond and the fish sort of looked stupid, gasping and looking idc. one by one we dipped them into the water and their genius. >> if you are looking ridiculous in your life, flailing, you are not where you belong. if you are where you belong,

god puts something in you he didn't put in nobody else. he is a creator, never an imitator before. we will talk about your assignment because everything created solves a problem. my mouth speaks. lawyers solve legal problems. cpas solve tax problems. dentists solve teeth problems. everything created solves a problem. that is your assignment. your assignment is always to a person or a people. your assignment is always to a place. because where you are matters as much as what you are. even jesus didn't do good in places that. is where he left nazareth. there is a place where you are accurate and perfect for the assignment god has given you. your assignment is the only place financial provision is guaranteed by your crotor. money doesn't follow you, it

place u belong. we'll get into that in a few moments. go get a pen and i'll go to the set with brother david. this is a day,if you have ever done something right, you are doing something right right now. i mean that with all my heart. then we will give you seven wisdom keys. nothing like his word, is there, brother david? >> there is not. brother murdock will be with us in just a moment as he is journeying from the piano to the set. i want you to get a pencil and get ready to write down seven wisdom keys that changed brother murdock's life. i believe they will change your life. i want you to mark your calendar for today, because i believe that from today forward your life, your life, your relationship with god, your finances, your physical body, your assignment in this life, what you do, i believe from this day forward is never going to be the same again.

the x you put to watch "changing the world," with brother mike murdock and david cerullo. got put seven keys of wisdom in my life that have changed my life. welcome brother murdock back to the mic. mike, how about sitting over here and getting close. >> i'm excited about this. >> i'm so excited to have you here. >> it is a privilege. >> i felt the spirit of god before we started the service. god is speaking to specific people, not everybody, not everybody has ears to hear. i believe there are people watching right now who have ears to hear. not everybody's life will get changed from this point forward, but there will be people who have ears to hear anointed by the holy spirit that from this day forward their life is never going to be the same again. i believe it. >> we don't have to make big changes to create a little reward.

rewards. you don't have to make a big change, just the smallest change. and it is just like it was incredle day in my life when i found out that my decisions had created my circumstances. if you think somebody else has created your circumstans you can become bitter, vindictive retalatory, but the moment you say, my decision have create my circumstances, i can change my decisions. the screpture that really is so big to me, proverbs 4:7, i live by it and ach from it everyday of my life. it is everything. it is quite simple, "wisdom is the principle thing." the reason he said that, everything else you want comes through wisdom. wisdom produces longevity. wisdom produces favor. wisdom produces wealth. everything we're pursuing is the product of wisdom. if you think you have a

change your job. if you think you have a marriage problem, change your mate. when you recognize you have a wisdom problem you change your focus. that makes all the difference in the world. proverbs 4:7, wisdom is the principle thing. a lot of what i'm teaching is found in this book "the three most important things in your life," we will tell you about it later. i don't think there is another book in the world like it. it is a gold mine, discovers -- i can't tell you how important this book is, we want you to have it. i never teach everybody. i'm not called to everody. and i'll tell you later why. i believe god has sent me to 300 people. 300 people. ju like gideon had 300, i'm talking to 300 people. if you are one of those, wonderful. if you're not, that is horrible and i wish you could

i want to give you seven wisdom keys that have greatly affected my le. the first one and i believe they will show it on the screen, what yocan tolerate you cannot change. what you can tolerate you cannot change. and i hope they leave that up until i come to number two. if you live with 6000 an hour, you will never make 7. we only change when there is a threat of loss. endurance creates longevity. if you come to the wisdom center, our headquarters in denton, texas. you will see a picture of rosa parks. to me she is a champion. >> yes. >> when they told her, i don't know all the story, but she was suppose tod give up her seat to another guy. >> yes, white one on a bus. >> white one on a bus 1955 or something like that. i don't know, rosa parks is my kind of champion.

what is it about her? she wasn't going to tolerate that. that is when change started. today, you know, incredible season and we still got changes to go in america throughout the world on race. a lot of changes. but the fact is she stood up and saidno, i'm not going to take that. incredible. incredib to me. what you can tolerate you cannot change. if you can live with a husband at beats you, he won't quit. one woman came to me and said, my husband beat me for 20 years. i said obviously the damage occurred on the first beating when you stayed around for beating number two you qualified for the relationship. what you can tolerate you cannot change. you can only change when you hype the present. watch this. it is not enough to see canaan, you got to hate egypt. what you can tolerate

spiritually, you cannot change. you must hate the present to qualify for a future. whatever you can adapt to, you have to. get ahold of that. i'm going to come back to that on another wisdom key. write this down. number two, what you respect, you will attract. not what you love, what you respect. i shared this a few weeks ago, what you respect you will attract. what you don't respect will move away from you. respect is different than love. to love something is to find it desirable. but to respect something is to find it valuable. you can only collect what you respect. >> you can only collect what you value. you will never collect something you don't value. for instance, in the body of christ, we respect healing. we don't respect health, we

we will study healing books all night long. we will stand two hours in a healing line. we will stand outside a healing crusade for three hours, but we're not about to jog for 15 minutes. respect healing. we don't respect health, we've not been taught. see, what you respect will come toward you. thoughts have a presence. david, i can walk into a room and feel anger, i can feel love. i can walk in and feel confusion. because thoughts have a presence. >> uh-huh. sure. >> thoughts have a presence. i can walk into a room and thoughts repel or attract. everything y see was created by something you don't see. everything you see, is building, was created by something you don't see. somebody had a thought. have you ever seen it? no, you saw the results of it. have you ever seen a dream? no, gases, all of the things in the air, i can get a cell phone here, punch a number and

yet, there is nothing connected. there is something i'm not seeing. so something you don't see is greater than something you do see. what you respect will come toward you. what you don't respect will move away from you. i can't sneer at a prosperity ministry and wonder why i stay broke. i can't laugh at someone who prays in the prayer language and wonder why the holy spirit doesn't come to my house. i was teaching a single's conference one time and explaining genesis 2:18. god says it is not good man be alone. adam never heard of a life, god could have given him a giraffe and he wouldn't have known the difference. a woman spoke up from the back and i was explaining everything god makes requires connection. got doesn't make anything complete. he is complete. evything he make system a part. my mind needs thoughts. i was explaining adam required another. a woman spoke up from the back

need a husband. i've been single 14 years and i don't need a man in my life. i looked at her for a few seconds and said, whatever, do your own seminars. never cry a watermelon in a pea brain. she came up afterwards and asked if she could talk to me. nobody ever asks me out, shock, shock. i looked at her and said two things. number one, you are not fun. men require pleasure. number two, it would be pervertedfor a man to pursue pain. and i said what you respect will come toward you, what you don't respect will move away fromyou. i don't care if it is god, a miracle or a dog. what you respect will come towards you. whatever you don't have, is something you have not valued and get ahold of that.

life is something you have not truly valued. how do you know if you respect something? how do you know if u don't respect it? if you are attempting to live without something you don't have high regard for it. i don't care if it is a financial planner and you are trying to live without one, you don't have a high regard. i love what warren buffet said, phenominal, 45 billion. i try to sit at the feet of men who are uncommon. he made a statement to nebraska students. he said basically that the habit of taking something out of every paycheck and putting it aside into a mutual fund or investment was more important thanhow much they took out of

something out of every paycheck. bill gates in his great book "business at the speed of thought," said he was trying to get a paperless office. i was inspired to study computers. i'm not a computer guy. when i turn on one i want to be photograph me, videotape me. if i turn on a computer i want to be rewarded just for turning it on, you know. when i read where a man who is worth billions, the wealthiest man in america, had this insight, so what you respect, respect is the invisible attitude. got permits you to adopt, become equal with any human on the earth. i can make up in myatitude for what i lack in titude. i can get anywhere i want to with respect. example. i could be bornhe son of a wealthy man.

discoveries and mentorship plummet into poverty. there is a fantastic book called "the millionaire next door," somewhere in there he mentioned something about only two percent of inherited wealth ever becomes more. because you can rarely increase what you didn't birth. now watch this. but a george foreman, one of my favorite athletes, i could listen to george talk all day, any day he wants to. use tod tell his mom, read his bock, "by george." he has george one, george two, george three. george used to tell his momma, momma someday i'm going to build you a nice home. his respect for a, achievers caused him to rise. today he is worth millions. whatever he lacked in intelligence or aptitude, of course he is a very smart made, but he made up for in

some of the geniuses of the world today are broke, 40 percent of the bankruptcies are involved. have you ever wondered why many of the poor, who work for the wealthy, stay broke? three reasons. you can't learn from someone you resent. you can't learn from someone you envy. you can only learn from someone you admire. this is one of the reasons why many nations who have received billions from the united states and we are giving them, i think afghanistan needs 15 billion to rebuild. only us could blow up a nation and come back and say, now we are going to help you put it back together. i want to show you something here. this is very interesting. why do some nations who receive millions from us, hate us and despise us? why don't they change when we give them five billion? why does a nation change when