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Unity | I Love My Church Part 2
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Welcome to the one Crossing podcast here.
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Our prayer is that God will move in your life, even when you are
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on the go, we hope you enjoyed this message.
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Well, Crossing Church, how are you doing today?
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You doing. All right, it's good.
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It is so good. I'm so glad that you are here
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today that we have the opportunity to be together
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because when we gather together the holy spirit is, in our
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Missed. He's in this place.
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It changes everything. I want to welcome all of our
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campuses joining from all across this region.
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We are so thankful for each and every one of you.
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And the amazing work you do to build the kingdom of Our Lord,
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until he comes back to take us home.
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That is so exciting when we get to share.
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And if you are inside a part of our inside family, you know that
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we're praying for you and we love you.
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And we are wanting to encourage you.
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And you encourage us every single week when we get Pray for
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you, and just looking for that to expand as well.
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And if you're online, we're so thankful for you as well.
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And look forward to that day, that we get to be able to join
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together together in one space, and be able to experience the
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Lord together. You don't just look at each
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other's faces and God's doing that.
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He's opening us up and it's wonderful to experience that
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together. How many of you think that Unity
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is something that we need to be working on right now.
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What do you think Emma? Can I see?
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Yeah, yeah, I get a witness for that.
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Yeah, Unity is something that's in short supply in our culture
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right now. Isn't that true?
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It really is. I mean, most of us would
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probably say, I don't know if it's ever been worse in my
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lifetime. And that is exactly why I'm so
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glad that Mark more is going to come and he's going to talk
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about unity and he's going to talk about like the difference
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that being part of the body of Christ can make it what it can
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actually do, and how it can change the world around us.
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I'm so excited about that. Now, Mark more is dr.
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Mark more and I had the privilege of going to school
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with Mark. He was a year behind me.
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In school, but ahead of me in every other way.
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But definitely a year behind me in school and Mark, when he was
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at school. Absolutely.
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Loved learning. I mean, I have never seen such a
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learning junkie. Every time I saw him, he was
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following a professor around like a puppy dog, and he was
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just trying to get the best they had and that's never changed
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that I don't think that's ever changed in your life.
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You've been that guy who's always been hungry to learn.
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Earn and that's where those degrees came from that desire.
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He's written some incredible books, one of the best books if
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not the best book that I've ever experienced with regards to the
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Life of Christ, the book of Acts incredible stuff.
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Well the reason that he's here speaking this week and next week
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is because of core 52. The series we've been going
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through these series from January, all through this year
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are all based on his book. 4:52 these 52 key verses and
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Theological Concepts that we can just nail down our lives.
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And I tell you, he has got such a passion for people to be in
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the word of the Lord, because when you are it changes people,
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it will change you. So I want you to give a
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Crossing, welcome at all of our locations to dr.
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Mark, Mark more. Come on up here.
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Love you brother. Love you too, man.
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Well, don't don't say this out loud because I don't want Jerry
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to get a big head, but I've been, I've been wanting to
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preach at this church for a long, long time.
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And it's a joy. You did.
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You guys came today ready, like, for church at my right?
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Come on, I had an experience. I wasn't even planning on saying
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this, in the message, but I like you.
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So, I will, when I was doing my, my last degree, I was living in
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Prague, and there was a group of women who had come Um, and
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visited from the Middle East. And I was headed out of the
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apartments where I was living was on the Seminary campus.
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And there was this line of women who had come all from Israel,
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half of them were Jewish. Half of them, were Arab, all of
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them were Christians. And when I was greeted by just
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going down the road, send where you where you from?
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She isn't. Well, I'm from Israel.
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I'm Arab. I'm from Israel.
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I'm Jewish. They literally Sat one after
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another intermingling together. CNN will never tell that story
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because the only peace in the Middle East.
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Is with Christians, the only Arabs and Jews that are getting
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along together are Christians and you know where that goes
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back to the first century church.
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So can we have a conversation about Unity of all the things
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that Christians should be experts in in our world for
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today? And to Jerry's already mentioned
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it, we are a divided nation. We of all people should have the
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loudest voice about Unity. So let me start with a story.
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Several weeks ago, I got a call. It's 9:30 at night.
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I was already in bed, don't judge me.
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So I ignored the call. And then a few minutes later my
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phone rang again. So I that why, I better see who
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it is and it was a friend of mine.
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Larry. So, I ignored him.
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I didn't say it was a good friend, and what he'd actually
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is a really good friend, but that wasn't bad.
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So I put the phone down. Come minutes later, it rings
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again. Larry Larry is in trouble, so I
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Larry's not his real name, by the way, but we're gonna call
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him Larry. I pick up the phone and said,
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oh, what's up? He was devastated crying grown,
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man, crying. He was two blocks from my house.
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He only lived four blocks from my house and the reason he was
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two blocks from my house is because he had wrecked his car
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and the Regency to wrecked. His car is that he and his wife,
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their marriage was in trouble, and they got in a huge blowout
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argument. Now Larry does not have a
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drinking problem, he's not a drunk.
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This was out of character for him, but every time his wife
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said something that made him mad to make her angrier, he just
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took shot. She made a lot of really good
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points in that argument. I'm just going to say that and
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it's so he's just like, you know, shooting a back doesn't
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even realize how drunk he is. She by the way, if you're
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arguing with the spouse, this is not the strategy.
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I would suggest if you want to win the argument.
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So he gets mad, he's going to go to a hotel, throw some things in
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a suitcase throws on the back of the car and he just guns it out
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of the neighborhood. He almost made it out of the
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neighborhood. He missed the curve but hit the
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curb with up into the I live in Phoenix.
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By the way it went into the desert and he hit a saguaro
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cactus. Those are the big ones with the
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big arms. They're exactly like dogwoods
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that white flowers. What just on the top, not like
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all over and they don't have any leaves and they all have a lot
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of spiky things. But other than that they're
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exactly like dogwoods, he hits one of those, which You don't do
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that. You don't mess with the Saguaro
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like where we live their sacred. And so the neighbor said he told
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his car, he can't go anywhere, he can't go back home because he
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already burned that bridge. So there he is on the side of
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the curb and somebody called the cops because somebody ran into a
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saguaro so three squad cars, come and he still sit on the
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side of the road and they want to give him a breathalyzer.
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Well, my friend Larry's black, he grew up in a ghetto like gang
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banging ghetto and he made it out through his athletic
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abilities. A phenomenal College athlete.
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He got a lot of praise and accolades from that, and then he
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he's actually right now, an executive for American Express,
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we're talking about a highly educated a high-paid executive.
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Who's afraid of the cops? I don't even care what your
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opinion is on that, because that's not my experience.
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I'm not black. I'm not had to live through
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that. This is his experience, his
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fear, and the police officers there.
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He said, I don't want you to breathalyze me without a
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witness. My pastor lives, were just right
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around the corner, I'm going to call him and have him.
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Come they said. Well, what church you go to and
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he said, well Christ Church of the Valley and the sergeant said
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me to, he's my pastor to. So it's going to call Pastor.
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Mark, have him come as I walk the Blocks.
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And there he was, they explained the situation is okay.
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Well, let's do the breathalyzer he was drunk.
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There's just no denying it. So they put handcuffs on him.
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He was so ashamed. So embarrassed and they put him
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in the back of the squad car. So I helped the officers clean
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out the car because this total is going to be pulled out.
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So we got everything, he possessed out of the car kids
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car seats and we took them over to the house.
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And by the time I came back, the sergeant said, our would you be
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able to stick around for about 15 more minutes?
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Absolutely been there about 45, they were going to take him down
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to the station. I'm just going to have to go get
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him about two in the morning and the sergeant came back.
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He made a decision I've never I don't know about law enforcement
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so I'm not an expert in this. But the decision he made was
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that Larry would be better and our community would be better in
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the hands of a pastor than in the system.
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So he pulled Larry out, he took the handcuffs off and he said,
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Larry, I know you're driving the car.
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You told me you're driving the car, but I didn't see you drive
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the car, so when our country you're innocent until proven
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guilty, So I'm going to release you to your pastor and you know
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why I'm like he couldn't say it out loud but he said, you know,
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I'm doing this. So I took Larry to my house, I
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laid him on the couch. I took us took his shoes off and
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for about two hours, he just whimpered.
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Finally fell asleep about two in the morning.
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I woke him up. Put a shoes back on him and
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walked him to his house. But it's bothered me, why?
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A man of his stature. Would be so riled up.
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When we've really we have come, we have come a long way.
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Haven't we and racial reconciliation?
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Now, I'm not saying we don't have a long way to go.
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We do. But why?
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Now, why this year has such tension exploded but don't press
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pause on that thought. Come on, come over to the
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political scene. Hello, it's no different between
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Republicans and Democrats. This why?
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Now Why here where is there? Such explosion and what I'm
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about to say. I'm not justifying like I'm not
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making excuses for anything but I will tell you this, there is a
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scientific reason, why we are so spun up about everything, it
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doesn't matter what the issue is on the table, it could be black
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lives matter, it could be blue lives matter.
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It could be Republicans, it could be Democrats.
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It could be CNN or Fox News but let me tell you What is making
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the problem way worse than it needs to be anyone?
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You can, like raise your hand on all our campuses.
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Anyone seen the social dilemma? That that documentary on Netflix
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messed me up because what they showed is they are algorithms in
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every social media platform. If you're on Google, if you're
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on Facebook or on Instagram, no matter where, if you're on
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Netflix, wherever you go, there's an algorithm that knows
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you better than you know you and there's one scene where the
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algorithms were personified. So they had three guys in a
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studio, there's all kinds of buttons and knobs And TV
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screens, and they're studying this one user, and he's there
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looking on his phone. And they're basically saying,
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okay, how can we keep him on his phone as long as possible so
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that he will buy more that is what the social dilemma is all
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about and they have mastered it and the, more your online, the
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better they get at keeping you online, they know what buttons
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to push, they know what adds to give you, but the consequence of
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that It is they know what you want to hear.
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So, you go online and you Google something.
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If I Google something and you Google, something, you will get
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different results because they know what you want to hear.
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So the consequence is we're all hearing, what we want to hear,
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and we think that everybody's hearing the same thing and we're
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not So someone watches Fox News, the other person watches MSNBC
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and the person who watches MSNBC is, I can't believe those people
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are so stupid that they don't know this and the people
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watching fox say, but I can't believe you're so stupid, you've
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never heard this. So our families like
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Thanksgiving for me is a terrible time now, anyone else
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you just can't even be in the same room with these people
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because they're so stupid. And we're convinced that we have
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all the information and everybody else is somehow
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mentally deficient, what has happened?
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Please hear me say this on all our campus.
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This is so important. Some of you got, what does this
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have to do with the Bible? You're about to find out, we are
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past the point of civil discourse.
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We are now incapable of having a conversation with another person
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because everyone has in their ear, what they want to hear, and
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everybody else is wrong. We cannot have a civil
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conversation, that's why more than ever.
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The Church of Jesus Christ. Has to be.
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Please hear me? Say this has to be the source of
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unity in our nation or God help us because nobody else is.
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So I'm going to share two passages of scripture with you.
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One will tell you why the problem is worse than you think,
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or more important than you think.
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And the other is going to give you an actual solution.
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How can you create? Dirty, this will work in your
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Bridge Club. This will work on your sports
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team. This will work in your church.
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This will work in your community.
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It's the same strategy, it's God's strategy for Unity texture
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here scripture number one, this comes from the life of Jesus.
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In fact, for the last night of his life, he prays a prayer
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longest prayer of Jesus recorded in the Bible.
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John 17, the whole chapter is one prayer, we get down to verse
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20, and Jesus. Says he's talking to God, I do
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not ask for these alone but also for those who will believe in me
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through their word that they may all be one just as you father
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are in me and I in you that they also may be in us so that listen
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so that the world may believe that you have sent me.
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How we doing? The guy drove up Main Street in
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Quincy Illinois. And I noticed all the different
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churches along that corridor. How we doing with unity pretty
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poorly. If the church cannot be unified,
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how will the world know, the one God that we know brothers and
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sisters? I'm laying down the gauntlet.
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If we don't stand together as body of Believers, I expect the
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world to be at each other's throat.
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I expect the world to hate each other, I expect politicians to
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undercut each other. I don't expect it in the church
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and if the church forfeits are Divine, Right are divine.
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When responsibility to be the unity of God in our world, how
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will we ever have Unity across any other divided?
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Economic, gender, cultural or ethnic?
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This is our responsibility and we need to get better at it.
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In fact, let me share something else with you and this is going
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to sound heretical. So save your darts till later.
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God said, yes to the prayer. Jesus said, Lord, may they be
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one in us as I am in you and you are in me.
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May they be what God Said? Yes.
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You said, no. This is the only prayer that
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Jesus ever prayed that you are more capable of answering than
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God, the Father. It sounds like them.
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How can you even say that? Because God answers all prayers.
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Nope. God Gave You Free Will.
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And you have the free will to be unified or not to be unified if
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you're on one of our campuses. And you have a division with
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another group, or another group of people, this is on you.
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And the stakes are higher than your personal preference for
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your political position, or your cultural background.
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The stakes are this, that there are lost people who will go to
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hell because you you can't get along.
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Your opinion is not that important.
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It's certainly not as important as the unity of the church and
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it is certainly not as important as the salvation of people who
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will not come to Christ. If the church continues to be
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divided is that important? So that's how high that's all
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Hiatus. Okay, so let's let's actually
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talk about the solution to this. The Apostle Paul makes a
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statement in Galatians 3:28 Eight.
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There is neither Jew, nor Greek. There is neither slave nor free.
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There is neither male nor female for you are all one in Christ.
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Paul said that in the first century when racism was Far
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deeper than it is today in our country, then sexism and ageism
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and economic divide was far greater than in our nation right
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now. Do you know that in all of the
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Roman world? There was one organization and
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only one that had male and female rich, and poor slave and
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free Citizen and non-citizen in one room at the same time.
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My son is a is a family pastor at a little church in Loganville
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Georgia called Corinth, Christian Church, go Rams,
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Christian Church. Clayton, I have no idea why you
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would ever name a church Corinth Christian Church, like of all
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the shirts with each other. This church is more screwed up
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than any other shirts. You know why?
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Because they had more diversity than any other Church.
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They had rich and poor slave and free different ethnicities.
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And I just want to commend this church.
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When I said earlier that I've been longing to preach at this
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church. That's that's not Hyperbole.
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And one of the reasons is there is no church reaching that I
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know of reaching a greater diversity of Economics.
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Did you know that on your campuses you have This is
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unbelievable. There's greater ethnic diversity
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on your campuses than in the communities, where you live.
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That is really cool. So it's not it's not all bad.
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In fact as I travel around the country, when I see other
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churches, the church is doing better than ever at diversity.
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You know, why that is? I'm about to show you.
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This is a this is a passage from Ephesians chapter 4.
Ephesians 4 chapter mention
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It says get to it. Here there is one body and one
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Spirit just as you were called in one hope that belongs to your
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call one Lord, one faith. With one baptism, one God and
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Father of all, who is over all and through all, and in all.
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And let me just pause there for a second and say, the only hope
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for Unity and I don't care what your religious background is or
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what your cultural background is.
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The only time human beings are naturally unified is when there
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are something above their differences, that is more
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important than their personal preferences.
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Can I say that again? The only time you will have
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Unity T in humanity is when there are something above their
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differences, that is more important to them than their
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preferences. Let me give you two examples,
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football fields, not the locker room football fields, when
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you're playing in a football game, let's say you get to the
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championship, I don't care what color your quarterback is, what
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color? The receivers are the only color
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you care about is the Jersey. Because if you can help me win,
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I might hate you in the locker room, but when we have a goal,
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that's bigger than our differences, that's more
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important than our preferences. Then we will drive to that goal
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together, so the athletic field and then the battlefield, I
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don't care. What color your skin is, I count
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care what color your uniform is. I care what direction, your gun
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is pointing and when the church points their guns at each other,
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It's because we've forgotten who the real enemy is.
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We've got to do better than our culture around us.
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Listen, they don't have the Holy Spirit, they don't have the word
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of God. They don't have access to the
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wisdom and Truth through which Unity will take place.
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So if you care about different ethnicities and you do, I know
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you do, if you care about different genders and you do, I
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know you do, if you care about different economics and I know
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you do, you're putting it into practice as a church then for
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God's sake. Make sure that there's one Lord
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in this church so that all people will have equal access to
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our great. God, fair enough.
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Okay. That's the easy part. here's the
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hard part, how God has a brilliant but simple strategy
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for Unity and it is I'm going to keep reading in the verse if I
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could just read verse 7, but Grace was given to each one of
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us. According to the measure of
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Christ's gift, it's called spiritual gifts down.
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In verse 11, he's going to start identifying some of the very
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specific gifts prophecy teaching speaking in tongues.
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You've heard about the gifts of the holy spirit, right?
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If you Look through all the New Testament.
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This is my professor hat coming on.
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Now there are three passages that lists.
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The gifts, Ephesians 4, Romans 12.
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First Corinthians 12, put them all together.
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Take every every item on every lift you get 16 different gifts
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of the Holy Spirit. So what people tend to do is
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they will combine the list and they'll give you a survey and
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say which of these gifts are your spiritual gifts problem.
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Your gift might not be on the list.
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Here's why the list in the Bible we're never intended to be
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complete lists. It's not like a pilot, checking
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the list to take off the plane. I want him to have a complete
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list, trust me. But the list of say, the
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requirement for elders, we have a different list in Titus than
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we do in first Timothy. Where they different
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qualifications. No the list is a portrait to be
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painted. The list of sins in Colossians 3
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is different than in First Corinthians.
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Is it mean that they're different things going on in
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those to know it's a portrait being painted?
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Is this make sense the fruit of the spirit?
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So it's absolutely, that's not the only fruit of the spirit so
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the gift. Let me, let me list to you.
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Several gifts that are not in the Bible, but we all agree
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their spiritual gifts. Here's one music.
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Would anybody disagree that the musicians on our stages on your
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campus? Those musicians were gifted by
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God to lead you to his throne. No, it's pretty clear.
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How about counselors God knows we need them.
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And I'm not one of them, the not my gift but we need them.
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It's never listen to the Bible. Humour, I happen to think I'm
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hilarious and your opinion doesn't really matter much to me
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about that. I think I'm funny other might
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disagree. But humor is never in a
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spiritual gift list in the Bible but Solomon said laughter is
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good medicine. So apparently Clayton is a
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doctor, amen. Do you know what?
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The very first spiritual gift was ever given not in the New
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Testament. The Old Testament, the first
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spiritual gift ever given was to a guy named bozell.
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He's listed in Exodus and his his specific gift in Exodus 31
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to through. Five is to construct the
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Tabernacle of God, he was gifted with color coordination working
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with different fabrics and materials, arranging faith.
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I Bizet Le was alive today. He would be on HGTV.
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The guy just has the touch. Some of you are gifted at the
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interior design and you never believed it was a spiritual
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gift. So how could you know this is an
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important question. How could you know your
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spiritual gift if it's not listed in the Bible?
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All right, huddle up here, I'm going to tell you in 15 seconds.
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You can time me. When I say go, 15 seconds.
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I'm going to tell you how to know for sure, what your
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spiritual gift is, you ready? Go.
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Walk into a room. Look around.
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See what needs to be done that you could do with excellence and
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would want to do That's your spiritual gift.
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Yummy say it again, walk into a room.
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See what you notice that others don't notice that you want to do
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and could do with Excellence. That's your spiritual gift.
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Now in that simple statement are a couple of really important
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truths. Some of you are saying, well,
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you know, I've always been good at this.
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Maybe I've always had a knack for speaking.
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I've always had a knack for interior design.
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I've always had a knack with numbers.
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That's not a spiritual gift, that's a natural gift time.
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Out. There are some gifts that I just
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believe. Some of them are Oculus gifts.
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The holy spirit gives after your baptized And we see people who
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maybe spoke in tongues or people in the Bible who prophesied or
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whatever they did, but the vast majority are spiritual gifts,
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not given at baptism, but given at Birth, they are natural gifts
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at Birth, that become spiritual gifts.
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Not when the spirit gives them to you, but when you give them
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back to the spirit, Paul makes a statement that all spiritual
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gifts are to serve the body, they're intended to be given to
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the body. And if you're not serving some
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with your, with your gift, it's not spiritual.
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It's just a natural ability, but the minute you give your natural
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ability to the body of Christ. It becomes a spiritual gift.
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That should encourage some of you because some of you have
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been saying, well, and I want to serve the church.
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I want to do this, but I just don't know if this is like
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maybe, you know, I'm good with cooking.
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Are you kidding me? Do you know that every meal in
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the entire Bible is spiritual? That's that, is it, you could
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turn your dinner table into an altar for God, to do his work in
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somebody else's life, you can use your ability with making
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money. That is a spiritual gift.
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But think about this, the making of money, there's some people
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that are just as good at it. If you think that God gave you
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that gift, because he likes you, you'll spend the money on you.
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God never gave you a gift because he likes you, he gave
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you a gift because he loves someone else.
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And he wants to love someone else through you and here's what
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happens. If all of us had all the gifts,
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none of us would be dependent on each other.
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But when the Holy Spirit decided to withhold all the gifts but
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one or two from everyone else, but you like you have your gift
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and everyone else has their gift.
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Suddenly you get in the room and you go, I need that.
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I need your help with that. And I become dependent on you
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and you become dependent on me and we become dependent on them.
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The idea of mutual service for Mutual dependence.
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So that all of us Us could make the name of Jesus famous.
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That is how Unity is built in our community.
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And so one of the things that I have loved seeing through this
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church, in particular, is the way that you have just poured
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into the community and said, we're going to be a church that
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focuses on reaching people in our community who are hurting,
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who are lost, who are poor, who are hungry.
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Because what you're saying to them is not, this is not a
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statement of benevolence, we're going to take care of Love you.
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You're saying we respect your Humanity.
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We need your ability. Come join us.
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So we're going to do about it. I appreciate your affirmation be
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clapping every now and then and looking and nodding.
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I appreciate that. But that doesn't change
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anything. Our world is desperately
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divided. And yet, I see Christians in the
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church, taking sides over issues, that will be of no
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consequence in. Eternity, isn't it time?
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Starting with the crossing that in our communities?
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That we put a stake in the ground and say, we are not going
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to be distracted by diversions of politics, or social or
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culture. But we are going to care for
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people because they have something to offer to the body
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of Christ. So here's my question.
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Very simple question. What are you going to do about
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it? Not in theory, but on your
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campus. How are you going to serve a
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church to walk into the room and look around and say what needs
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to be done that I could do? I would enjoy doing that and I
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could do it with Excellence. That's your spiritual gift and
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without your spiritual gift, there's part of the body of
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Christ that will not be fully mature and fully unified.
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Meaning, somebody won't know Jesus Is, if everybody isn't
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doing their part to serve the body of Christ.
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What is your gift? It's time to make a decision.
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I mean right now and on your campus you're going to see some
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leaders in front. And they want to hear what your
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gift is. You may take a typical took a
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while to get get everybody involved.
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It may take a while to create a space for that and listen to
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this is I need to say this because I know what happens at
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my church. Someone says, hey I've got this
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ministry. So what are you going to do to
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make my Ministry? Work know, if God called you
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that's on, you not me. You make a way and we'll get out
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of the way. So Jesus can have his way.
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It's time to move into a time of decision.
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What your gift? Let's make that decision right
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now. Thank you for joining us.
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A special thank you to those of you that choose to give to this
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ministry it's because of your generosity that this ministry is
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possible. You can click the link in the
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description to give now or visit the crossing dotnet forward
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slash podcast for more information.
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If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to subscribe and share with
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Thank you so much for listening. Thank you for joining us.
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A special thank you to those of you that choose to give to this
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ministry it's because of your generosity that this ministry is
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possible. You can click the link in the
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description to give now or visit the crossing dotnet forward
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slash podcast for more information.
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If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to subscribe and share with
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your friends, tagging one Crossing on social media.
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Thank you so much for listening.