Sermon
God Never Changes and His Grace Still Calls Us Back
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And now here's your message.
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You're listening to a message from Victory. God's character, commandments
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and promised blessings do not change. Discover more about this
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truth in week three of our series remember this.
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Today, we're going to talk about giving.
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We're going to talk about money, so we're going to
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touch on that and I'm trusting that God will speak
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to us.
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I know God has blessed us. God is using us
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to be a blessing.
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But I believe God wants to God wants us to
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excel even in the air area of giving. There's a
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verse in the Bible that says, just as you excel
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in everything and speech in faith in all areas of life,
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make sure the Bible says that you don't neglect this area,
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that you actually excel in the grace of giving. And
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I hope more and more God will give us that
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desire that faith before when I was just starting out
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in my walk with God.
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Every year we will fast every year we will write.
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Down our vision, things that we're believing God for for
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the coming year. We're going to do that again this January,
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and most of what we write really are things we
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want to receive, until my pastor talked to them and said,
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why don't you write also the amount that you're going
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to believe God for to give away the following year.
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Have a giving vision, not just a getting vision. Okay, well, Mopero,
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you challenge God, you you as God, to give you
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the faith that every year, Lord, increase my capacity, increase
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my ability to be a blessing, that I will not
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just be able to give my tithe, but I'll be
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able to actually go beyond and be able to contribute
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to the things that you're doing around the world. So
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that's what we're going to talk about today, and I'm
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trusting that somehow it's God who will just put that
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desire in our hearts and give us the faith to
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excel in this area.
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We have your Bible with you.
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We're going to read from verse six of chapter three
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Malachi Chapter three, verse six to twelve. It says, for
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I the Lord do not change. Therefore you, oh children
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of Jacob, are not consumed from the days of your
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father's you have turned aside from my statutes and have
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not kept them, and have not kept them. Return to me,
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and I will return to you as the Lord of Hosts.
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But you say, how shall we return? Will man rob God?
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Yet you are robbing me. But you say, how have
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we robbed you? And your tithes and contributions. You are
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cursed with a curse, for you are robbing me. The
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whole nation of you. Bring the full tithe into the storehouse,
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that there may be food in my house, and thereby
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put me to the test, says the Lord of Host.
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If I will not open the windows of heaven for
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you and pour down for you a blessing until there
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is no more need, I will rebuild the divire for
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you so that it will not destroy the fruits of
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your soil, and your vine in the field shall not
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fail to bear, says the Lord of Host. Then all
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nations will call you blessed, for you will be a
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land of delight, says the Lord of Hosts.
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I like verse six.
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It says, for I, the Lord, do not change. When
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I was in New Belt, we have a student leader
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who was diagnosed with a mental disorder and It came
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out after a year of the student leader being with us.
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The first year it never showed up, there was no sign,
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there was no episode. But after a year it started
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to show up. One time I received a call and saying, Pastor,
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can you come to the house of this girl because
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this girl was acting violently and the family doesn't know
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what to do. They said, we think maybe there's a
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spirit something like that. I said, okay, cast out the spirit.
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I'm coming gets anyway, so because I'll go.
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But so first time Papalitna personality character, this young woman
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used to be so gentle and so kind. Pastor, we're
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gonna anatalagan and the koma described the comma demonstrate also,
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and then it was not the last time. It happened
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again in another place. This time it's in a public area.
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So we're beginning to be so concerned already. It's so
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hard to be with a person like that. It's so unpredictable.
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You don't know if if she's going to be harsh,
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if she's going to be violent, or or going to
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be loving and kind. I think at this this time
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she's already healed as far as I know. But as
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I think about that. Now, that's with our student leader.
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Now think about if God, with all his power, is
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also like that, constantly evolving and changing in his character.
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Can you imagine if God, who is all powerful, it
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is also like that, is changing his character day after
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they depending on his mood, depending on agandyng gizigna. Okay,
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but Giza, he will keep his promise to you.
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But if not, maybe he will.
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Decide to just bring you curses today because you did
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not read your Bible.
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It's so scary.
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So it's hard to worship a God who is so unpredictable.
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You'll never know what is going to be like for
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you the following year. That's why I like what Arthur
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Pink said. Is a theologian, and here's a quote from him.
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He said, God has neither evolved, grown, nor improved all
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that he is today he has ever been and ever
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will be. He cannot change for the better, for his
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already perfect and being perfect, he cannot change for the worst.
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How many of you are glad we are serving an
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unchanging God. He's unchanging when it comes to his promises.
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He is unchanging when it comes to his purposes. He
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is unchanging when it comes to his character. That is why,
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in spite of our sins and shortcomings, we still receive
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God's goodness and blessing today. Because God is unchanging. God
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is faithful, just like these people. They have a long
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history of unfaithfulness and rebellion. God said in verse seven.
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Yet God, yes he dealt with their sins. Yet God
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never stop pursuing and loving them up to this point
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that they have turned away from God and they've committed
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a lot of offenses and evil and sin.
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God's message for them was.
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Still return to me, and I will return to you.
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God was still reaching out. God was still pursuing them.
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God was still telling them, Yes, you've done so many
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bad things to me.
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You've offended me many.
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Times, but I want you to know I'm still willing
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to have you back.
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Amazing.
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I'm so encouraged. God is unchanging even when it comes
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to his purposes. You know, pattern waysness. Sometimes I would
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use ways and sometimes I would miss my way. I'm
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talking to my wife, I would misurturn. Oh gamalaehameh so
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well ana pro mag calculat.
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No, he will not.
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Change your destination. He will just find a better route again.
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Now that you miss your turn, you know God is
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the same way with us. Sometimes we miss our turn,
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sometimes we disobey, but you know, God is unchanging. His
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purpose for you is still the same. Yes, it might
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take you a longer time. Yes, he might deal with
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your sin. But God is faithful to you. God is loving,
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God is patient. God is not easy to be angry.
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The Bible says God is a faithful God. Amen, very
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comforting message. What I like about God is the lord
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paran sand which principle No, if he's going to bring
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up a sin, he will encourage you first.
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Then after he bring up the sin.
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He will encourage you again because he wants you to
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know that he is bringing up that correction, not because
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it's mad that you, but because he loves you. And
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that's what we're going to see here. Because he started
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with an encouragement. I'm a God who is unchanging. I'm
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committed to you, but you are not committed to me.
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And so he brought up the sin. So he said
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return to me. And the people were so clueless about
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what God was talking about because in their mind, we
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are not going away. We've never been away. We're still
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in the temple. We're still offering you our sacrifices. What
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are you talking about that we should return to. You said, oh,
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let me give you one specific example. Let's talk about
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your tithes and your offering. And this is relevant to
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us today. This is relevant to them at that time.
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This is relevant to us today because you know, there's
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a survey that was made of all kinds of churches,
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including Victory and according to that survey, only thirty percent
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of people who regularly goes to church regularly gives their
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tithe thirty percent. So we just know there is a
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message from God for us today. But again, this is
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the heart of God is because he wants He wants
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us to return to him.
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He wants to bless us. That's the spirit behind this.
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Let me talk about the word robbing, rob, because God said,
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you're robbing me, and they cannot believe what they've heard
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because during that time, the word rob and the Hebrew
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word it doesn't mean that it's just somebody who's taking
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something away from another.
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It's actually a violent word.
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The word rob and Hebrew means to oppress, pillage, or plunder.
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It's a picture of a very powerful and wealthy.
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Nation coming to a weaker and poorer nation, taking over.
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That's the picture.
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But but mahina haayomali at kyo, they will come and
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attack you, and they will get all your money, all
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your animals.
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All your wealth and your gold.
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They will rape the women, they will kill the men,
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and everybody will be subject to slavery.
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That's the picture.
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It's so violent, a picture of a powerful country taking
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over a weaker one.
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And they cannot.
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Believe because they said, how can we do that to you,
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because you are more powerful than us. I believe this
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is what God was trying to tell them in Matthew
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twenty five. Let me divert a little Matthew twenty five,
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verse thirty seven to forty. Here's what Jesus said. Then
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the righteous will answer him, saying, Lord, when did we
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see you hungry and feed you, and thirsty and give
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you drink? When did we see you a stranger and
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welcome you, or naked and clothe you verse thirty nine?
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And when did we see you sick and in prison
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and visit you? And the King will answer them. Truly,
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I say to you, as you did it to one
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of the least of these my brothers, you did it
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to me. Whatever you do for my people, whatever you
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do for other people, you're doing it to me. So
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when God said you're robbing me, whatever implication of that,
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not giving their tithes, they're not really doing it to God.
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They're doing it to the people of God.
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Now, every time they give their tithes and their contribution,
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it's not only for the purpose of running the operation
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of the temple, but it's really to address the needs
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of the community because during that time, the priests the
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temple will provide food for the widows, the poor, the orphans.
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There's no essss, there's nothing like that support system for
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people like them. So, in effect, when they don't give
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their tithes and their contribution, they are like depriving, oppressing,
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and plundering other people of the blessings that God has
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intended for them. God made this system that God will
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bless his people, so that the people of God will
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be a blessing. And then that blessing will meet a need,
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and then it will bring it bring growth, it will
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bring the advancement of the Kingdom of God. How many
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of you know God wants you to be blessed Because
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God wants you to be a blessing. That's our calling,
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that's our destiny as people of God. That's something we
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need to claim. That something we need to declare. That's
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something that we need to have faith for that. Lord,
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I will not stay where I am.
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You will bless me.
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You know why, because you've called me to be a blessing.
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That's the purpose of the blessings we have. It's not
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to flaunt. It's not for us to hoard, and it's
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not for us to spend it all to ourselves. It's
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for us to share it with the others. And so
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God said, return to me. How talk about your tithes
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and offering. You're not bringing your tithes and in the process,
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you're turning away from me. Because the Bible says where
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your treasure is there, your heart will be also. So
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if you're not giving your treasure to God, you're giving
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it to someone else, and before you know it, you're
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very far from God. Just like what happened to them,
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they are still in the temple Magazawa means I don't know, yes,
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Mamma magazawams and they are still under the same roof
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staying together, but the love is no longer there. That's
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the picture of these people when it comes to their
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relationship with God. They are still at the temple. But
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God said, your love for me is no longer there.
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Let's talk about the tithe. Tithe means ten in Hebrew,
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it means the ten percent. And and God said, bring
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the full tithe, not partial, not nine point ninety nine full.
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Not the last first, not the leftovers, the best.
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Bring the full tithe into the storehouse. Bring the full
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tithe into the storehouse, that they may be food in
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my house. Now, I mean nentwered someone he who emailed
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me and then says, been a pastorrient, but I have
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some questions about tithes. And one of the questions he
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asked me, he said, isn't that Old Testament that's lower
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under the grace?
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Now we're not under the law.
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Well, first of all, the tithe was before the law
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because it was practiced by Abraham, and then it was
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part of the law through Moses and then New Testament
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Jesus himself. There's a verse in the New Testament where
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Jesus himself said that the tithe is right in look eleven,
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verse forty two. He's talking to religious leaders. He said,
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but all to you Pharisees, for you tight mint and
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rue and every herb, and neglect justice and the love
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of God. This you ought to have done without neglecting
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the others. He did not abolish that. He actually said,
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you're right in doing that. The problem with you is
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you have a legalistic mindset that says, as long as
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I fulfill my duty of giving the ten percent, I
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can do whatever I want with the ninety. So when
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there are needs around you, and love and justice demands
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that you meet that needs, you are not willing to
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go beyond the tithe And God was telling them you
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became legalistic, it became a rule. You failed to get
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the spirit and the heart behind it. It's for you
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to be a blessing, not to fulfill a requirement.
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So go beyond.
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And so I answer my friend who emailed me, who said,
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we're not under the law anymore, we're under the grace.
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I said, you're right. And guess what. Because we're no
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longer under the law, which is ten and we're under
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the grace, we're expected to give more. He did not reply.
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Because now that we are under the grace of God,
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because of what Christ is done for us, because God
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has been generous to us, we are expected to be
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generous to others. That's why you will read verses in
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the Bible where it says Paul said, I want you
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to know the grace that God has given to the
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Macedonian churches.
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He called it grace. It's a grace of giving though
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they are extremely poor.
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I'm you're familiar with the story this group of people
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from this church in Macedonia.
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There is a project going.
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On to answer the needs at the time for the
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churches that Paul was ministering to. And they pleaded with Paul,
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and they said, we know we are going through tough times.
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We know we are in a financial crisis.
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We know we are extremely poor, but please don't exclude us,
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don't take away this privilege from us. And Paul said,
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I have to tell you what the Macedonian churches had done.
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They did not use their situation as an excuse not
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to be a blessing. Instead, they rise up in faith
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and they said, Lord, we will not dictate our situation
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to determine we will whether we will be a people
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who are gene resort not. We will not allow our
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financial situation to determine what we can do and not
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do we want you to determine that for us, Paul said,
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And so he wrote to the church in Corinthians and said, guys,
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as you excel in everything, make sure, like the Macedonian churches,
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you also.
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Excel in the grace of giving. Great God. Praise God.
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You're excelling in your career. Praise God. You're excelling in
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your business. Praise God.
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You're excelling in your parenting and your marriage and all
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these things that you're a part of an involving But
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make sure you don't neglect this area.
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Make sure you excel in the grace of giving. I
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mean of you here. You want to excel in the
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grace of giving.
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Gustamoong Lord, grabby Lord, and in the you enabled me
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to give ten thousand this year. Next year, Lord, bless
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me so much to the point Lord, next year, gustoyl
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be able.
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To give forty thousand away. Lord.
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Next year, Gusto O, Lord, I'll be able to give
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one hundred thousand pesses away. Bro Sina maka Ela and John.
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The Bible says, it's more blessed to give than to receive.
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I would rather be on the side wherein I'm praying
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to God and say Lord, sho particar blessing a particalarly
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blessed Indina Socide Lord Gina Brie blessed Amrie, blessed Am.
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God wants us to be on the side wherein we
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are going to be the givers. It's not bad to receive,
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but it's better to give. My pastor taught me that, Savina,
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you know how to grow in generosity. Start with a
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little that you have. So I set aside thirty pesos
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tight score a three hundred pesos allowance God the time
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twenty years ago, I started tyting as an eighteen year
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old college student. Twenty years ago, I'd been doing this
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for twenty years. I'd been tighting for twenty years. I
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started with dirty pesos. Aside from the thirty I set aside,
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I think ten or fifteen pesos young shak ten pesos,
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and I started praying every week, actually every month, Palna
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every month, Lord Sinoptico ilbrinam shake. I set aside ten pesos.
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God is faithful, God grew it until such time I
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can set aside one hundred pesosic e librid to Lord
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Sinopeticar blessed them one hundred. There was a time when
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somebody blessed me with a pound pilot. I'm not sure
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if you still know that. That's the earliest version of
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iPad analogue black and white. But I felt like it's
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up for me. I'm just a channel. So I started
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praying to Lord God, who needs this? Who can I
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give this to? And I felt like God gave me
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a name and I gave that to that person. The
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feeling is different. It's so different. Psychograb Lord didn't Mayahmad,
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but I was able to give away pound pilot. Lord
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can use me more, use me more. How many of
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you know that God will honor your faith. God will
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honor your faith if you if you say, Lord, I
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want to be a blessing, I will honor you.
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Tight.
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We should not be legalistic. The tithe is not the ceiling.
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Tight is the floor, not the ceiling. That's why God
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corrected the virus. He said, you're being legalistic.
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Compute ten ten point one. Get the spirit behind it.
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The tide is a training whel you know, and teaching
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my daughter how to ride a bike with four wheels
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because she still can't ride it. One will that would
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help her to get started until she can ride it
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on her own. We can remove it already you know,
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as a Christian, the tide is the basic. It's a guideline.
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It's a training will to get us going into disgrace
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of giving. But it's meant for to propel us to
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increase our faith, to teach us dependency on God, so
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that when we learn to depend on God, look to
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him as our source.
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And begin to have the faith to give, it will
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grow and grow until.
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You know what, we can ride without those training wheels.
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I'm not so concerned anymore with the tithe. I want
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to give to missions. I want to give to real life.
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I want to give to campus ministry. I want to
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give to the needs around me. God wants to make
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us a blessing Amen. Last thing I want to talk
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about is the storehouse. The storehouse means treasury, that's where
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the money is kept. When I was in New build
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there's this woman who messaged me in Facebook and said,
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can I ask for your bank account? I felt like
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God spoke to me and I want to bless you.
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I want to send you money. Hey, you're not from
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our church. God spoke to you. I believe it's the Lord.
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I gave my bank account and true enough, that month
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a significant amount of money came in second month again,
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third month it happened again. But I'm bothered already because
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it's pretty big. So I have to message her and
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say thank you. It's a blessing. God will bless you.
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I just want to ask you, is this your tithe?
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And she said yes, And I said, you cannot give
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this to me. The tithe doesn't belong to me. It
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belongs to God, and we are not to decide where
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to bring it. God already decided where we need to
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bring our tithe. It's to the storehouse. And for me,
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my conviction is the local church where God places you.
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That's the storehouse for you. So if you're not part
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of victory, that's your local church. Give your tithe to
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the local church.
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I'm not God. I cannot receive that storehouse.
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Now. The problem because they're not giving their tithes and
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their contributions. They're not giving their tithe to the temple,
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to the storehouse. Here's what's happening. Because they are not
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bringing it to the temple, they are bringing it to
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another temple. Every time we would what belongs to God,
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we are bringing it somewhere else. We're bringing it to
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a different temple. We're bringing it to a different storehouse.
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Some of us are bringing it to Megamol. Some of
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us are bringing it to vacation.
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Some of us are.
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If we don't bring it to the temple, we are
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bringing it to another temple. If we're not bringing it
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to the treasury of God, we are bringing it to
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a different treasury in honor of a different God. That's
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called idolatry an idol. You might think that idolatry is
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just in the Old Testament, erecting statues, bowing down. That's idolatry.
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Idolatry is not limited to that. Idolatry is trusting someone
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or something other than God for everything that you need.
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An idol is something or someone that we trust or
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value more than God. So if I trust my work
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or my business to give me security rather than God,
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if it's incredible, I believe easy for me to spend
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thousands of pests and millions of pests and expanding my
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business because that's where I put my security for my future.
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And I'm having a hard time giving my tithes to God,
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then my business is my idol, not God.
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He's not my God.
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I don't look to him for security. I don't look
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to him for my needs. I'm looking to this if
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I can spend thousands of pestes to clothes, gadgets and
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vacations and improving my looks. But if I'm having a
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hard time being generous to the work of God, then
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in exposing our money shows us what.
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We truly, truly worship.
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I believe God sent that message to them because God
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wants to set them free, and I believe the same
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way for us today we're hearing this message. You know why,
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because God wants to set us free from idols. As
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idols are bad. They will promise everything, but they will
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fail to deliver. Maybe for some of us, where our
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treasure is our bank account invest but you're hoarding it.
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That's the treasury, that's the temple, that's the security, that's
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my idol, because I feel security if I have this,
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and these things are not wrong.
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These are good, but it becomes wrong when it becomes
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the ultimate in our lives.
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God wants to set us free from that because there
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is no savings account that can stop cancer or accident
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or death. Only Jesus is our short salvation. He is
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only our short security. He's the only one who can
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really give us happiness and meaning in life. Only Jesus
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can do that for us. God wants to set us free. Imagine,
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if you are not enslaved to any idol, you will
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be free to follow God.
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You will be free, you and I will be free
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to honor him.
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I want to end in Second Corinthians, Chapter eight, verse
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seven to nine. But just as you excel in everything,
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in faith and speech and knowledge, and in all earnestness,
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and in our love for you, see that you also
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excel in this act of grace. Also, to paraphrase, Paul
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was saying, as God prospers, you make sure you raise
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your standard of giving, not just your standard of living.
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I know you have a new to tooth, but have
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you increase your giving? For verse eight, I say this
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not as a command, but to prove by the earnestness
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of others that your love also is genuine. I'm going
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to go back to that because he said, I'm saying
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this not as a command for you, but this is
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to give you the opportunity to prove your love for God.
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For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ.
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I said, though he was rich, yet for your sake
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he became poor so that you, by his poverty, might
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become rich.
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What an amazing guy.
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We had a couple in our victory group who this
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year their daughter went through an operation. I think I
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mentioned it once here. At that time when we're praying,
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weighing all options, they've decided that they will go with
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the operation this year, or else they might not have
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the chance next year a two year old daughter, for
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their daughter not to be able to walk properly because.
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Of some things that needs to be fixed. Now.
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The reason it was a hard decision because it will
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cost a lot of money, which they don't have. It
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will affect everything in their life, their work, their schedule,
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their routines, I mean everything. It will be a huge
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inconvenience and discomfort. They might get into deaths, huge death
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in the process of doing this. They don't know where
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the money will be coming from, but they pray to
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God and they went.
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Through the process.
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You know, in spite of all the inconvenience, in spite
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of what it will cost them, They've decided to went
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through the operation. You know why, because their daughter is
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more important than anything they have, more important than their career,
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more important than their comfort.
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They love their daughter more than their car.
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They're willing to sell the car if that will contribute
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to the money they need for the operation, because they
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love their daughter more. I think that's what Paul was
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trying to say when he said, this is not a command.
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I'm giving you an opportunity to prove your love for God.
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Because if Jesus is your greatest treasure, money will simply
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be money for you. You can let go, you can
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give away because it's not your greatest treasure. Jesus is
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your greatest treasure. Money is not my security. Money is
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not my source of approval. It is not my source of.
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Happiness and meaning in life. Jesus is.
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If Jesus is our greatest treasure, we will be free
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from the love of money. We will be able to
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give away, We will be free to trust him. We
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can be willing to go through the inconvenience and the
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discomfort of the moment. You know why, because of our
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love for God. And you know why we can love
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God that way because He first loved us. The Bible says,
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we love because He first loved us. If we really
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encounter the grace of God, if we really encounter Jesus
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in our life. The overwhelming love of God will result
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in our hearts love for God and for people. We
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will be able to love amazing what God has done
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for us. Though he was rich, he became poor. Think
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about that for a moment. Jesus came, died on the
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cross and gave everything just for you because he wants
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you to be made rich in every way. That's the
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heart of God. That's the heart of God. That's why
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God said, return to me, return to me, and I
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will return to you. In fact, he gave a promise.
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He said, test me, and this he doesn't have to
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do that. God doesn't lie. If he give a word,
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it's true. But to encourage them even more, he said,
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test me in this and see if I will not
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open the windows of heaven and pour out so much
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blessing to you that there will be no need left
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looking back. Twenty years of by the grace of God,
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following God die. You know young Isan tradition. I mean Magasaua.
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Every every year December thirty one, before the fireworks, we
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would come together and we would share our thanksgiving list
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things are grateful about for the year. It's amazing that
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for the twenty years we have so many things that
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when we look back, grabbing them all in pair that
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time grab not so we don't know we we I mean,
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we are just believing by faith. We don't know where
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it's going to come, We don't know how it's going
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to be met.
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But praise God. Look at this now.
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It's a testimony of faith. It's a testimony of the
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faithfulness of God. God wants you and I to experience
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His goodness. We can only do that if we step
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out in faith and allow Him to move in and
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through our lives.
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Amen.
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Can we just take a moment right now? Can you
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just come before the Lord and not be in a hurry,
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but allow God to speak to you today? Allow God
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to speak to you and ask God, Lord, how do
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you want me to respond?
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What are you showing? Lord to me and my heart?
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Lord, we thank you for your word, Thank you for
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your heart. You are a good father. You are a
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great God.
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Lord.
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Latina desire Mosam and mabutilan and Lord, thank you for
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teaching us to trust you, to depend on you, to
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rely on you because you are a God who's committed
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to us.
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Lord, I pray that we would learn more and more
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to trust in you.
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To trust your heart, to trust your character, to trust
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your word, to trust your promises.
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Lord. I pray we will be a people who will
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be faithful to you. God.
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We thank you for your word today, and I pray,
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Lord God, if there's an area of our life Lord
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that needs to be aligned to you, Lord, reopen our
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hearts for those of us here.
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Lord God.
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If we are guilty of robbing you, we repent before you.
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Starting today, Lord God, we will be faithful to you.
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We will honor you with our wealth, with the first
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fruit of everything that we have. Lord, thank you for
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calling us to be blessed so we can be a blessing.
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And that's what we're going to do. We thank you
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Lord that as we do that, Lord, that you will
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bless us as you have said in your word. You said,
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test me in this and see if I will not
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open the flood gates of heaven. God, we thank you
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for the precious promise. We declare that by faith, we
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speak that over our lives, our families, our situation right
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now in the name of Jesus. Thank you for your
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promise that you will rebuke the devour.
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Lord God.
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We thank you, Lorgod for breaking any curse Lord got
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running through. Lord at our lives right now. God, we
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thank you Lord for the covenant of blessing that we
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have in Christ.
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Lord.
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We thank you Lord God. I pray for every person here, Lord,
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for everyone the US needs.
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Lord. I pray that you will show yourself faithful. Lord.
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I pray that you will use that as a testimony
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of faith and faithfulness, and they will testify as well
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that you are a faithful God. So thank you, Lord, God.
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I pray give us a grateful heart. Lord God, to
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be grateful and every season and every situation.
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