Preface
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-Steve Hughes
(Theme music plays, pencil scratching in the background)
in a whispered tone P: Transcripts
D: There we go
F:Are you offended?
D: (laughing) I don’t get offended
F: (laughing) Hey, so that’s Devin over there
D: And this is Justin F
F: (Whispered) That’s right
D:We focus on the F. &nbsp;F stands for focus
F:Sometimes. &nbsp;Sometimes other people use it for other words, and guess what…I, I actually got offended
D:Well…
F:Because I was younger and a little, a little less wiser than now
D:That’s a choice
F:I’ve learned that now
D:Yeah, well
F:Actually I learned that awhile ago, but
D:It happens
F:because, quite frankly, I don’t give an F


) (Audience laughing in the background) “What happens if you say that and someone gets offended? Well, they can be offended. What’s wrong with being offended? When did ‘sticks and stones may break my bones’ stop being relevant?”

#4 Why Church?*

Direct. Blunt. A proverbial punch in the gut to many of the social norms that we are working with in today's societal environments. The approach that we take may seem harsh, but if you look deeper, you may see that we all have the ability to set aside many of the communicative habits that are being formed and come to a greater understanding of ourselves and ultimately one another. Wake up and Speak up!