Every time I look at that girl on television, I admire her, not because she's a celebrity—I don't admire her celebreality—I admire her because she's a child of God and doesn't know it.  I'm talkin' 'bout Britney Spears.  It breaks my heart.  Anna Nicole, it broke my heart.  You know, I knew what she was doing, I didn't like what she was doing, but I know she's a child of God, and I see people all the time, who have so much that don't know they have, so much beauty, inner beauty, and so much going for them that they don't know they're goin', but the Devil will take everything from you if you don't know who you are in Christ.

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Every time I look at that girl on television, I admire her, not because she's a celebrity—I don't admire her celebreality—I admire her because she's a child of God and doesn't know it.  I'm talkin' 'bout Britney Spears.  It breaks my heart.  Anna Nicole, it broke my heart.  You know, I knew what she was doing, I didn't like what she was doing, but I know she's a child of God, and I see people all the time, who have so much that don't know they have, so much beauty, inner beauty, and so much going for them that they don't know they're goin', but the Devil will take everything from you if you don't know who you are in Christ." in the context of "Archbishop LeRoy Bailey Jr., senior pastor of The First Cathedral, from a sermon titled "Abundant Overflowing Thought" (delivered 24 February 2008)." to mean that wisdom is timeless.