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Yes, God Series - Part 1: Radically Reasonable | Andy Yeoh

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  1. Hello there, Welcome to Generations Church podcasts. We're so glad you're listening to

  2. this message. We hope you'll be inspired to grow in your faith in God.

  3. Enjoy the message Godless Today. I will start with this topic called radically

  4. reasonable. Sounds like an oxymoron, and now how do you be radical and

  5. reasonable at the same time? But you know our Bible tends to have these

  6. concepts, right, It's a truth and grace at the same time. So

  7. radically reasonable. Let's turn our Bibles to Romance verse one to two. I

  8. beseech you, therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that you

  9. present your bodies, you your whole self, your bodies, your kidney,

  10. lungs, your intestines, your eyes knows everything, present your bodies a living

  11. sacrifice that is holy, acceptable to God, which is your reasonable service.

  12. And do not be confirmed to this world, but be transformed in one that

  13. we've been reading for so long. Do not be confirmed to this world,

  14. but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what

  15. is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God. So it's it's all

  16. a progression. God wants us to present ourselves as a living sacrifice, you

  17. know, and to remain in that state, we have to be transformed because

  18. we cannot think in our own self way and continue to serve God this way

  19. against you know what I'm saying. We've been going through a series called change,

  20. and we talked about how our minds need to be renewed, and that's

  21. the most important part of change that needs to happen in man. Okay,

  22. cool, Today we're gonna read it. We're gonna look at verse one.

  23. Okay, So let's look at verse one and two from the New Living Translation.

  24. Here we go, and so, dear brothers and sisters. So,

  25. okay, cool, the New Living Translation a bit or male and female bros

  26. and sis. I plead with you that now you'll know what besiege means.

  27. Just now you're like, what's that word? Is that English? Besige means

  28. urge? Plead you kind of what I'm doing every Saturday and what I'm doing

  29. today. I'm coming like I'm trying to use everything I have within me to

  30. urge you, to convince you, to persuade you. I plead you with

  31. you. Please, brother and sisters, give your bodies, in other words,

  32. give your lives to God. Let your lives be a living and holy

  33. sacrifice, the kind that God will accept. Why when you think of what

  34. He has done for you? Is this too much to ask? It's a

  35. different way of saying it, right, but basically this is what it means.

  36. When you think about what God has done for you? Is it too

  37. much to ask? What is too much to ask? To make your bodies

  38. your life a living? Say sacrifice. I don't know about you, but

  39. you know the word sacrifice and the word Christianity should be synonymous. It should

  40. be no one and the same. Jesus wasn't born, you know, in

  41. a bungalow with a civil spoon, and you know he was born in a

  42. manger, and he was born in a manger, and he knew what he

  43. was here for. He was ultimately going to die on a cross. Amen.

  44. In this world where we try to be more comfortable, we work harder

  45. so they can earn more so that they can be more comfortable. Right,

  46. more comfortable car, more comfortable house, more comfortable bank account. You know,

  47. in a world where we try to be more comfortable, we practice a

  48. religion, or at least we claim to practice religion. They actually is born

  49. out of sacrifice somebody says sacrifice again, and God is saying to us he

  50. wants us to live our lives as a sacrifice. Now, have you ever

  51. heard of the word radical? I wonder if you think of sacrifice as something

  52. radical, and for some for some reason, I think we do. Like

  53. for example, when you hear someone who maybe like me, lah, okay,

  54. not Mela, I'm not so great, but no, people who like

  55. well give up their jobs, give up their big paycheck to go inserve the

  56. Lord. And we say, wow, so sacrificial. Wow, what a

  57. radical life? Right? We tend to associate that. Right. The Bible

  58. talks about a second kind of sacrifice. But God wants us to be a

  59. living sacrifice. But there's a probably leaving sacrifice where we're alive. We're alive

  60. and we can walk off. We can one Saturday say God, I'm all

  61. for you, and the very next day maybe not. Maybe I'll delay my

  62. obedience and obey some other time. Okay, God, to break a sacrifice.

  63. I thought you just wanted my Saturday, But now you want my Mondays

  64. too. That's food, so nice, God, Hey, don't touch that.

  65. Wait God you want wait? I thought you want them, but ten

  66. percent now you want more. No no, no, no, no,

  67. no no. I didn't sign up for this. That's the problem with the

  68. living sacrifice. That's what we all are, and God wants us to be

  69. a living sacrifice. Okay, there's a difference between living and the dead.

  70. A dead person have no rights, have no will. A dead person cannot

  71. cannot make choices. God doesn't want you to be a dead sacrifice. God

  72. wants you to be a living one so that you can continue to make the

  73. choice to remain a sacrifice. Amen. So God is saying we are to

  74. prison our bodies basically every single day. So we've learned this before. If

  75. you're not transforming, you're conforming. So if you're not changing the way you

  76. think and change the way you live, it's very hard to be a living

  77. sacrifice. You've got to change the way you think about your life so that

  78. you can become a living sacrifice. So if you're not transforming, you're not

  79. becoming that kind of a person. It's going to be very hard. You're

  80. just going to flow along with whatever the world is saying. Now, that's

  81. basically it. So you've got all these concepts from the verse, a living

  82. holy, acceptable, reasonable, all these words are there. I'm confused by

  83. the word reasonable. I don't know about you, because living holy doesn't sound

  84. reasonable to me. It sounds radical to me. It sounds like, oh,

  85. it's only for certain kind of people living acceptable living sacrifices. Living means

  86. your life. Like I said earlier, dead people don't have real you don't

  87. have a choice, you don't have rights, You're just there. But a

  88. living sacrifice has to continuously every day make that choice and say God, not

  89. my will, by yours be done. Today on a Tuesday afternoon, when

  90. I'm about to walk into the meeting room, in the room God, Today

  91. on a Wednesday morning, when I'm about to walk to the exam hall,

  92. God, I'm a living sacrifice. The Bible says in Look ninet twenty three.

  93. Then he said to them all, to us all, if anyone desires

  94. to come after me, you want to follow me, you want to be

  95. a Jesus follower, let him deny himself and take up his cross every single

  96. day, not just sat the day or Sunday, every day and follow me.

  97. Wow, looks like God is asking us to think o our cross.

  98. Means He's asking us to die to ourselves every single day. So the concepts

  99. aligned, Paul, God is from where got it from? Here? Be

  100. a living sacrifice, die to yourself every day. Now, I said earlier

  101. about whether sacrifices, living a life of sacrifice, is it radical or reasonable?

  102. We tend to think it's a radical concept. Yeah. Wow, you

  103. give your job to serve God. Wow, so ridical? While you're serving

  104. three minutes three waw? So ridical? You want you spend half of your

  105. week in church? Wow? So radical? What you mean Friday nights you're

  106. not at the club? You're aware, Gigi? Now, wow, so

  107. ridical? What you mean you give ten percent to the church? Wow?

  108. So redical? Where at which point? I wonder? At which point did

  109. these things become ridical? Think about this. If I walk to Billibilla,

  110. Matt right now, and there's a ten of cook and the cook says it's

  111. touring. Get fifty cents and I go through the counter and I say bah

  112. bah and they say two fifty whow? And I pay fifty cent and I

  113. turn around and say, guys, look at me. I'm so radical.

  114. You'll be looking at me and thinking what are you talking about? It's not

  115. radical, it's the price to pay. Yes, what if what if we're

  116. watching my wife and I watching Netflix at home some Korean drama we don't while

  117. this is imagine we do. And then a Robbert comes into our house with

  118. a knife, like him like, just now give me your television, give

  119. me your money. Yeah, verytention. Go. Then he was about to

  120. go after my wife. My children asleep in the bedroom upstairs, so they're

  121. safe for now. But it's about to go and maybe I don't know,

  122. threated my wife with a knife and maybe he's trying to stab or something.

  123. And then I jump in front of the guy, or rather in front of

  124. my wife to protect her. Who watching corean drama actually coding drama going on

  125. about to jumping form ah that steps me and steps ah? How many think

  126. that? Wow, there was so ridical of you men. Really, I

  127. was just being a husband law. What's the alternative? Let him step my

  128. wife out? What's the alternative? The thing about it? What's the other

  129. dave step lay? I can remarry? What's the alternative? You do what

  130. you have to do. If I if he's trying to step my goldfish,

  131. and I tell me from it, maybe readical law, then you can like

  132. what so readical goldfish? Don't you say that, but it's my wife.

  133. I'll do whatever you think. I'm not thinking at that point. I just

  134. want to save my wife. So I jump and I can now something.

  135. Please don't go fish and say what so readical, because it's what's the alternative.

  136. So in a Christian life, when God says, hey, everybody,

  137. be a living sacrifice, as long as we think think it's some radical thing,

  138. it's no wonder most of us don't ever live that way because we think

  139. saving my wife who's in danger is some radical thing only some guru can do.

  140. No, no, no no. If you read Sea, the Bible

  141. is so beautiful. Everything connects. You know why Paul started with, Hey,

  142. I beseech you. I'm trying to right now. Hey, I'm urging

  143. you. Everybody, please listen to me, he said. I'm I'm pleading

  144. with you. Why there is a therefore therefore means there's a beefore read Romans

  145. eleven. The horror Romans level is saying, you know what, God came

  146. for the Jews. Actually, but you know what, all you gentiles,

  147. I'm paraphrasing obviously because I'm not. I'm not Paul, and I don't I'm

  148. not so articulared by face like God came for the Jews, you're gentiles.

  149. Actually, Yah, your condemn but God's mercy. God's mercy you and grafted

  150. you. God forgave your sins. All you're wrong is forgotten. The whole

  151. rom is never talking about God's mercy. By right, you should all be

  152. condemned by right. Your destiny is hell by right. But God's mercy came

  153. in interrupted and said, I'm said, he's got stabbed. The devil wants

  154. to stab you. And God jumps front and ah, and then Roman says,

  155. by the mercies of God, when you think about what God has done

  156. for you, when you think about he's all got stabbed instead of you,

  157. when you think about he's the one who went to the cross instead of you,

  158. when you think about the price he paid for you, think about that

  159. by the mercies of God. Now, therefore, when you think about what

  160. He's done for you, Hey, everything we do is just reasonable. Is

  161. paying touring gay fifty cents for a touring gay fifty cents for rock nothing radical.

  162. I am not minimizing what we're doing. I'm just saying that's how God

  163. sees it. Ten percent of income radical to God, He is like,

  164. ah, I gave you one hundred percent. You know what God is saying

  165. to us, Hello, guys, be reasonable? Be reasonable? What's reasonable?

  166. Live our lives as a sacrifice for him. It's not radical. I

  167. don't know where. Maybe the advancement of technology may be a little too much

  168. message on grads and nothing wrong with that. It's the whole gospel, so

  169. it includes grace. Maybe I don't know what happened. They suddenly makes some

  170. of these things that to God, it's just like, I mean, yeah,

  171. what were you thinking? Is that's what you're supposed to do. Maybe

  172. we've reached a point where being reasonable is now radical. So in that sense,

  173. maybe I'm asking you to be radical. But what really asking you to

  174. do is be reasonable. Now let me qualify this. Please, This is

  175. not a message to get you to serve in church. It might end up

  176. with you doing a little bit more that it might, and it's so wonderful.

  177. This is way bigger than that. This is how you lead your marriage.

  178. This is how you work in your jobs. This is how you take

  179. care of your children and your wife. This is how you be a good

  180. city. Is everything, my friends, It's everything. Radically reasonable The Bible

  181. talks about being holy. Represent yourself as a living sacrifice that you may be

  182. holy acceptable. What's holy? We talked about this before. Set apart for

  183. specific purpose. If you're designed to be a microphone, but you function like

  184. an ice cream, you are unholy. You get what I'm saying right.

  185. Our mouth is created to praise God. Let everything that has breath, curse

  186. your friends. Then everything there's breath, curse your friend. Curse your friends.

  187. No, no, no, we are This mouth is created to praise

  188. God. It is not the F word that makes your mouth that tea.

  189. Is the fact that you use your mouth for something else. Because it holy

  190. means it's set apart for a purpose. What's the purpose? Praise God?

  191. Speak, live, be encouraging. Amen. So when you speak something else,

  192. then it becomes unholy. So what is your life? For? Your

  193. life is man to live for God. And so when you live for yourself.

  194. I don't sorry to use a bit strongest, but you know, it

  195. almost doesn't matter how good that life is. I don't lie, I don't

  196. cheat. I don't throw my rubbish to a neighbor's house. I know I'll

  197. shower his stock for him. I pick up you know people's rubbish. I

  198. don't cut the I don't care. It doesn't matter because again, it's not

  199. about you use the month energy. It's not that you spoke bad words to

  200. making and holy is that you didn't use it for its purpose. So if

  201. our life is not meant lived as a living sacrifice, we are in the

  202. in danger of living and a holy life. And you don't even have to

  203. be a criminal withholding goodness is evil in itself. If I if my wife

  204. has some kind of disease and I have the medicine, and I withhold americine

  205. for her because I wanted to keep it for myself. This in case,

  206. that's evil man. So we're holding our talent, we're holding our gift things,

  207. we're holding our knowledge or even whatever it is, it's unholy because God

  208. gave it to us to be utilized. The word holy means her gears.

  209. It means properly, different, Different means unlike. It also means other.

  210. If your holy means you are not this, you are over, you are

  211. different, you are unlike. For the believer, it means likeness of nature

  212. with the Lord, because different from the world, So why was this holy?

  213. He means that you are different because you're supposed to be like God,

  214. not like the world you gave me so far. Holy he means you are

  215. different. Why are you different because what you wear? You wear different dress,

  216. you come your head differently. No, No, you're different because you're

  217. supposed to look like God. And by looking like God, you already look

  218. different than the world. Unless you don't look like God and you look very

  219. much like the world, then you're not holy. You see. Can we

  220. get our minds out of thinking holiness is some kind of white like proper like

  221. just that this is this the image, it's it's not just that, it's

  222. just how it is how we live our life. Holy means you are like

  223. you're like God, therefore different from the world. And I don't know about

  224. you, but many Christians really try very hard to be like the world and

  225. places take it. Okay, So if you know me, you know like

  226. where I'm coming from. So so I hope you know where I'm coming from,

  227. because I don't mean any you know, I'm not trying to put anybody

  228. in a countcomfortable place. I'm just saying, like even my wife sometimes we

  229. talk. Right, we're running a church. Now we can have the conversations,

  230. and my wife is an amazing person. During the pandemic, she set

  231. up new companies your age age, your food age, your fresh all that

  232. her work. She was handling HR, legal, finance, three departments.

  233. Yeah, so she had a lot of experience setting up companies, setting up

  234. startups. We didn't know God was preparing us then for now, and so

  235. there's a lot of experience of wisdom. And we constantly talk and she would

  236. tell me, She'll say, very you get very great ideas. And sometimes

  237. she would say things like, you know, in the couple of world we

  238. do, this is good, this is good. And of course I think

  239. we can learn for many different things, many different sources. Yes, but

  240. she would notice I will always remind her, but remember we are a church.

  241. We can take the good, but we can't take everything because the end

  242. goal is slightly different now, the end it is different. So, yeah,

  243. there's a lot of things you can learn from a couple, but we're

  244. not learning. We're not trying to be like the world now. We can't

  245. meant to be like Jesus. That's basically what discipleship is all about. To

  246. be like Jesus is that process to be like him and and to be holy,

  247. which is to live a living as a living sacrifice is to be set

  248. apart, to be set apart, I really need to question us, and

  249. you question myself not to try to be like the world and to not be

  250. so afraid and run away from things like sacrifice. And I say this lovingly

  251. because it's it's very important we don't forget this, otherwise we lose the entire

  252. essence of what being a Christian means. I mean, you read the Bible,

  253. it's always its opposite concept. It's like gift is better than receiving.

  254. You know, the poor in spirit will see God. It's all these things.

  255. God's goal for us. It's not that we live more comfortable lives.

  256. That's your goal. That's not wrong, that's okay, but don't don't mess

  257. it up. Don't mix it up with Oh, that's what God wants for

  258. me. God's goal for us. It's not comfort. God's goal for us

  259. that we become more in character with Christ. And people that use energy are

  260. you know, especially when you talk about relevance, you know, you know

  261. you've ministry thing. Someone will saying, you know, what if Jesus was

  262. life to read right? No, you we skinny jeans. Oh oh no,

  263. no, no skinny jeans so yesterday, No, they wear baggy you

  264. know, Jesus was here, you wear you wear an oversized T shirt with

  265. a digital print in front, and then you wear baggy jeans. You know,

  266. you wear some spots shoes and we're like, oh yeah, yeah,

  267. amen, Yeah, Jesus would be relevant, you know, yeah, sure,

  268. sure, he'll probably wear oversized T shirt, maybe read some short shots

  269. above the knee, and know those high socks with the lines there, and

  270. then some high cadshoes and he'll walk around being swag like that, and you

  271. know he'll slay and whatever. But do you really do you? Do you

  272. really? Can you really imagine Jesus death while wearing all those things being all

  273. relevant and trendy, coming to church only once a week? Let me seriously

  274. again, this is not a message to get your come to just more than

  275. once a week, because there's nothing here once we're here anyway, So do

  276. you really think that's how he will live his life? We will just talking

  277. about what he will wear. Hey, let's go deeper. Do you really

  278. think Jesus, who just here to live a comfortable life, do you think

  279. that's what he would do, or do you think it's more incredible with him

  280. if he does things like he'll go out of the way, you know,

  281. something like that to visit someone in the hospital in his oversized T shirt shots

  282. and the long socks, and oh, would that be a more character like

  283. like he would he will empty his wallet, or he would not be afraid

  284. of, i know, meeting somewhere inconvenient, or he would you know,

  285. use his talent. You know, he's a carpenter, and so maybe he'll

  286. make a chair or tape. I don't know. That sounds more in character

  287. then Jesus taking a holiday every three weeks, you know what I'm saying.

  288. So being holy is to be set apart for a purpose. Be acceptable.

  289. Sacrifice, a sacrifice, a lead sacrifice is holy, set apart, different

  290. than the world wide. Of course, we are like God. In so

  291. doing we become acceptable, fully, agreeable, well pleasing, gratifying to God.

  292. They miss go up there, look at the way you live your life.

  293. And he is happy, He is joyful. He is like, Aha,

  294. you got it. This is why I created you for all. Don't

  295. get me wrong, I'm not asking you to give you all your money to

  296. the church. I'm asking to sell your luxurious car and just drive a batcha

  297. or you know, tell your bangalow and go and live the heart. I

  298. mean, you've got most of your heart to do it. Go ahead.

  299. I'm just saying, sometimes we fight so hard, Really do we really do?

  300. Christians? We fight so hard for our comfort, We fight so hard

  301. for our time, even saying those words that some some kind of oxymdern ready,

  302. like who says it's your time? Who told you your baby is yours?

  303. God gave it to you, the breath that you breathe right now?

  304. Well, you created oxygen? Know what God gave it to you, this

  305. breath. Amen, we hold so time. But this is my time,

  306. This is my money, this is my marriage, this is my friendship.

  307. Again and again in perspective, I'm not asking you to have no friends.

  308. I'm not asking you to like, oh, be a monk. I'm just

  309. asking you to remember, renew your mind, renew your mind, think thing

  310. differently. It's if God wants my time, I say yes, if God

  311. wants your time. This is not a message about you doing more for the

  312. church. I'm serious. There is no what I mean because for some of

  313. you, your ministry could be outside of the church. I get that.

  314. I'm really talking about, Like, if God wants your time, you got

  315. to say yes. What's the alternative they is not? No, the is

  316. this obedience. If God wants you to be at the hospital and not at

  317. the football field, you say yes, because that's what a living sacrifice.

  318. Who is only different? You think differently. You don't think about your time

  319. the same way everyone else thinks different. Going to the hospital and God says

  320. so is acceptable to him. Therefore going to the football field is not.

  321. He's playing football unholy and sinful. No, it's not. It's just that

  322. day, at that time, go want to use someone else. He's just

  323. that day that time, go go to you to spend your money on something

  324. else. And you know what, whatever I just said, can I bring

  325. it back to the perspective, it's just reasonable. It's like living. Your

  326. wife said what a husband will do that you go to shop, you buy

  327. something, you gotta pay, I pay, you know, wow, I

  328. probably my money. You know I worked so hard for his money to buy

  329. this. Ah. So second, No, it's reasonable, it's reasonable.

  330. It's it's just it's just what a son of God, who know he's been

  331. forgiven of the most horrible sin. Remember two weeks ago we learned about the

  332. merciful, a merciful servant, and merciful God. And basically, God forgave

  333. us of a debt we could never repay. Is that bad? And so

  334. what's our response? A living sacrifice holy and acceptable to God. My time

  335. is your God, My money is yours God, my career is your.

  336. My family it's yours, My car is yours, my shoes are yours,

  337. my ring is yours, my head everything is yours God. And it's only

  338. reasonable to give it to you when you want it, because it's just what

  339. a son would do. It's just what a forgiven person would do. It's

  340. just what a liberated, free person would do. All say it because of

  341. what God has done. Think about that, put that into perspective, and

  342. then now you live your life reasonably according to that. Amen. Second verse

  343. is renew your mind. Right, renew your mind verse one and verse to

  344. you. You can't do verse one if you don't renew your mind. I

  345. think I've been thinking about talking about this to my face turned blue green rainbow.

  346. Okay, but Collosions three one to three says this, if then you

  347. were raised with Christ, seek those things which are above, where Christ is

  348. sitting at the right hand of God. Set your mind on things above,

  349. not on things on the earth. Don't just think about your life here on

  350. earth. How many property you buy that can bring to heaven? How many

  351. what can you so God it because just putting things in perspective only, not

  352. really thorrowing anybody, just perspective love. Set your mind on things above,

  353. not things on the earth, not this life, thing in the perspective of

  354. eternity. Then verse three, why for you died and your life is hidden

  355. with Christ in God, You're no more you when you got saved. It's

  356. not you anymore. We're living this life for him. Look at a King

  357. James version. Just how you say, set your mind right, No one's

  358. other word for it. Sets your affection on things above. What's in your

  359. heart? What do you love? Set your affection, your passion, your

  360. love, your source of joy on things above, not on this earth,

  361. made than your next poor share you by not be the most satisfying thing to

  362. you in your life. It will satisfy you. But I hope he's not

  363. the most satisfying thing, because God is saying that's greater things. Set your

  364. affection, your love, your passion, your hunger. Set that on things

  365. above, not below. Have a heavenly perspective. Affection. What do you

  366. love more than anything else? What do you love more? Where is your

  367. heart? Where is your love? Please? Sir, This is speaking from

  368. a man who's a father, who's got children, who's always trying to my

  369. wife, especially if trying to fight for a time for a family. Right,

  370. we have to schedule the calendar, have to like. Yes, I

  371. get that, I get that your family. But God is above it all.

  372. God is above it all. I hope you catch this. I hope

  373. you receive this into your heart and maybe you'll take some time to moule over,

  374. maybe you take some time to reflect. First Corinthians six, nineteen twenty.

  375. Do you not know that your body, this body, this life that

  376. God says making a living sacrifice. Do you not know it is the temple

  377. of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have from God.

  378. And you are not your own You think you're working for your own self.

  379. You think you're store treasure for yourself. No, you're not doing it

  380. for God, for you were bought with a price. Yes, you're longer

  381. a slave to sin. But did you know you're still a slave to righteousness.

  382. We change masters, we serve the real master, a man. You

  383. are bought with a price. Therefore, because you are bought with a price,

  384. therefore glorify God in your body and in your spirit, both which are

  385. God. This tells you not just your Saturday and Sunday, your Monday to

  386. Friday too, Not just your God covered all, Not just your body,

  387. your spirit, your inner life, your outer life's all God Romans fourteen eight.

  388. For if we live, we live through the Lord. If we die,

  389. we die to the Lord. Therefore, whether we'll live or die,

  390. we are the Lord. Very radical language, Yet God is saying reasonable,

  391. you just it's what a son would do, just what a forgiven free slave

  392. would do. Second Corinthians five fifteen. And Jesus he died for all that

  393. those who live should live, no longer for themselves, but for Him who

  394. died for them and rose again. Okay, just put this perspective onto everything

  395. you do. I'm living for the Lord. This love is not my own,

  396. this love is not my own. I'm doing this for him. Now,

  397. how are you gonna sep sweep the floor? Now? How are you

  398. gonna drive on the road. Now. Are you gonna love your husband and

  399. your wife? Now? How're go chret your children? Now? How are

  400. gonna cheat your government? How are you gonna serve in the church? How

  401. are you gonna be friends to those are different than you? Just put this

  402. not doing this for yourself. You're living for the Lord. This life is

  403. not your own. Put that now onto everything you do. It's not even

  404. radical. I think if Christians can be more reasonable, and I meant this,

  405. we have a different world. We have a different world. Amen.

  406. I pray every company want to hire you because you're different. I pray every

  407. single person want to marry those of you who are single, got those are

  408. merried. You'll be the most eligible bachelor. You'll be the most sort of

  409. the employee. You'll be the best politician people want the word for because you

  410. are different, not just your genes, not just your fashion. Bro set

  411. your mind, your affection. Amen, thank you for joining us. We

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  416. time, God bless,