Sermon
LVFX Summer Experience - 6.14.24
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Love Quest International
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Church podcast where we seek to love all nations, equip the
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church, mobilize the equipped, and serve all.
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We're super glad you're joining us from whenever and wherever
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you're at in the world. Welcome to the family to get
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your Bibles ready, get some water, get some coffee, maybe
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some tea, and get ready to receive.
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It's go time. Let's get into it.
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Hallelujah. Well, thank you, worship team, I
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got good news. If you came here feeling heavy,
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if you came here feeling burdened, if you came here in
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need of rest, if you came here just feeling beat down, There is
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victory in lifting up the name above every name, which is Jesus
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Christ. And know that through your
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engagement of worship, as you lift up the name above every
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name, every other name must come down.
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Anxiety must come down. Sickness must come down.
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Fear must come down, loneliness must come down.
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Jesus says, come to me, all you who are weary and in need of
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rest, and learn of me. Take my yoke upon me, for my
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yoke is easy and my burden is light.
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And so there is good news for you here today.
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Rest is found in the name of Jesus.
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Rest is found in joining your life to Jesus.
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He is for you and not against you.
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He has plans to prosper you and not to harm you.
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Plans for a bright future. Amen.
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Is that not good news, Church? Hallelujah.
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Well I am super excited to be able to preach this morning and
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man I do not take this opportunity lightly at all.
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Great men and women have stood up here before me and delivered
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anointed, powerful, life changing words, advancing the
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Kingdom before me. And I just count it such a
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privilege to be entrusted with the microphone here.
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And so it's I got to give honor where honor is due, and that's
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to my pastors, my spiritual parents, my spiritual covering.
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That's Pastor Terence and Pastor Julia, who are the founding
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pastors of love quest. They truly helped me discover
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the new me. That's the KNEW me.
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That's the version of Dylan that God knew knows.
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That's the version of myself that was buried under all kinds
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of fear, all kinds of regret, all kinds of anxiety.
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But God sent pastors to help call the new Dylan out.
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And so Pastor Terrence, Pastor Julie, I love you and I'm so
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grateful for your lives and your covering and your faithfulness
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to the gospel. So I say thank you for
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entrusting me with this great privilege.
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And so we were just singing worship about how we lift up the
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name of Jesus. We were sitting a man.
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We run back to you and we've and we fall before you.
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We humble ourselves before Jesus because Jesus gave us new life,
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because Jesus set us free. Jesus brought us from a low
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place of being defeated where we were slaves to sin.
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He lived a pure life so that when he shed his blood and I put
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my faith in his blood as payments come from my sin, I
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could come alive and I would no longer be separated from God the
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Father, our Creator, by sin, but I would become alive again by
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the Spirit. And so we worship Jesus because
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it's only by Jesus that we have new life.
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Amen. And so this is the vein of the
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word that I am preaching you here this morning.
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I am echoing a word that Pastor Terence has already preached
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previously, and that's this word on evolve.
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Evolve speaks to becoming, becoming who you were destined
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to be. And the butterfly is such a
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beautiful example of something that has evolved.
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When you see a butterfly fluttering through the sky is so
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beautiful. It's so colorful, it's so
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intricate and detailed. It's so effortlessly.
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When it is flying, it's clear to see that that butterfly is doing
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exactly what it was created to do.
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And Jesus came to set us back on track.
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That we can become the sons and daughters that we were created
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to be. That when we walk on the earth,
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we walk with the same beauty, the same eloquence, eloquence,
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the same grace, the same ease when we are in right fellowship
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and right standing with God the Father.
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And so when we see a butterfly, this butterfly is in all of its
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glory. The word glory speaks to its
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fullest potential. It is arrived at its fullest
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potential. It is free to be who it's
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created to be. But how many of you know that
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the butterfly was not always free?
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There was a stage in its life where it was bound in a cocoon.
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And I know, don't go there yet, please.
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I know, I know. The cocoon is, is, is a good
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place for the butterfly to receive its nourishment and to
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go through its metamorphosis to become the butterfly.
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But for the sake of my illustration, I want you to see
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that cocoon as a place where that butterfly is stuck.
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The cocoon is a place where that butterfly is bound.
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The cocoon is a place necessary that for the butterfly to leave
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behind in order to become or evolve and to be what it was
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created to be. And so the cocoon within evolve.
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My subtitle is called From My Kingdom to Thy Kingdom.
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The Lord specifically gave me that what prevents sons and
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daughters from evolving to be the fullest potential of who
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they were created to be is they are not willing to leave My
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Kingdom and enter into Thy Kingdom or they refuse to, to
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leave behind the old and step into the new.
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And from within our souls, we are body, soul and spirit.
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Our body is fallen flesh. It has a desire to just feed its
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natural cravings, which are sinful to do what we want, when
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we want, whatever we want. But there is a spirit man inside
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of us that desires to be one and united with God.
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And it's the spirit man when we walk in the spirit man, that we
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are carrying the very Kingdom of the Father, thy Kingdom.
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But when we refuse to do things in thy Kingdom, and we hold fast
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to my Kingdom, my cocoon. I was brought up doing what I
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want. I was the boss of me.
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I acquired some injuries, some hurts in my heart along the way
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when I was doing things my way, when I was in relationships and
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people broke my heart, my heart was hurt.
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So I put up walls to prevent myself from getting hurt again,
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which prevents me from loving the way that God desires me to
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love. And so there's this wrestle
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between flesh and spirit. And so I want you to see the
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cocoon as a place being bound. The cocoon is the place where I
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am in my flesh, but the Lord Jesus came that I may evolve to
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be this butterfly, that I may evolve to be free, that I may
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evolve to be alive again by spirit.
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And the Bible says where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is
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freedom. But in order to receive the
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Spirit of Christ, I must die to my Kingdom and enter into thy
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Kingdom. And it's only by the blood of
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Jesus that I can do so. And so these two realms, the
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realm of the flesh and the realm of the spirit, are at war with
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one another. I want you to see that the enemy
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originally came to establish my Kingdom and then following the
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fall of man, Jesus came to re establish thy Kingdom.
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Turn to Genesis 3. This is in the very beginning of
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the of the Bible. Now this, this is in the Garden
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of Eden. Now the serpent was more crafty
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than any of the wild animals the Lord God had made.
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He said to the woman, did you, did God really say you must not
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eat from any tree in the garden? The woman said to the serpent,
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We may eat fruit from the trees in the garden, But God did say,
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you must not eat fruit from the tree that is in the middle of
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the garden, and you must not touch it, or you will die.
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You will not certainly die, the serpent said to the woman, For
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God knows that when you eat from it, your eyes will be opened,
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and you will be like God, knowing good and evil.
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So the enemy came and put the lie in Eve's ear, in mankind's
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ear, that you can be like God, you can be your own God.
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The enemy deceived mankind into turning their backs on the
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divine planet God, which is a partnership between God and
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mankind, so that the mankind would set up my Kingdom, their
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ways of doing things. And that is when sin crept in
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and brought a great divide. But Jesus came to reestablish
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thy Kingdom. He built that bridge back by his
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blood, that where we were once separated, we are no longer
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separated. We see that through Jesus
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teaching us to pray. Our Father in heaven, hallowed
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be your name, Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it
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is in heaven. Jesus was the manifested heart
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and will of God to reunite heaven and earth.
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So Jesus came to reestablish thy Kingdom, the Kingdom.
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Kingdom is a King's domain or a King's place of rulership.
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That's what Kingdom means. It's a place that that king
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rules and occupies it and exercises his lordship.
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And Jesus taught us that God's Kingdom realm is already
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expanding within some of you. Another translation says,
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behold, the Kingdom of God is within you.
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It's in your very hearts. And so the Kingdom of God is
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within the hearts of those who have received Jesus as their
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Lord and Savior. But we see in the Bible Jesus
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came across a rich young ruler, and the rich young ruler says,
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Jesus, I follow all your teachings, what more must I do
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to enter into the Kingdom of heaven?
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And Jesus says, go, sell all your belongings and follow me.
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But it said that the rich young ruler walked away discouraged
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because he had much wealth and he was not willing to part with
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his wealth. So that rich young ruler was not
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willing to allow Jesus to be his Lord.
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He was not willing to trade his riches, which occupied a place
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of rulership in his heart for Jesus as his ruler.
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Now for some of us, it's career, for some of us it's it's love,
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it's desire to have a spouse. For some of us, it's it's
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influence, whatever we meditate on the most, whatever we
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idolize, whatever we worship, whatever we give the most weight
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in our hearts, that is what is ruling our hearts.
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And Jesus decide desires to be the king and ruler of our
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hearts. And so I was sent here to ask
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you this morning, who is the King of your heart?
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This is a question you need to seriously ponder and consider
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yourself as a follower of Christ.
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The Bible teaches in Romans 10 verse nine that if you confess
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Jesus says Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him
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from the dead, that you shall be saved.
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And many of us pray this prayer and make this confession without
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fully understanding the weight of the title Lord.
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Lord speaks to ownership. Lord speaks to my life is no
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longer in my hands. My life no longer belongs to me.
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I have given it into the hands of Jesus.
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And this can only be done through a revelation of the
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goodness of God, that Jesus is for you and not against you,
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that his ways are higher than my ways, that he has plans for good
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for my life. And so a good way of seeing,
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asking yourself who is the king of my heart is who is the main
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character in my life? Are all of my worries, all of my
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concerns about me? Or is Jesus the first person
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that comes to mind when I'm making big life decisions?
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When I'm asked to serve? When I'm asked to do something
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out of my comfort zone, am I quick to say no that makes me
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uncomfortable? Or do I ask myself, would this
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bring glory to God and would this help serve others?
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Who is the king of your heart Is Jesus Lord?
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David was a man after God's own heart.
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In Psalms 139 he cries out and prays.
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Search me thoroughly, oh God, and know my heart.
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He opens his heart up to the Lord.
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Expose any area of me, try me and know my thoughts and see if
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there is any wicked or hurtful way in me and lead me in the way
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everlasting. My Kingdom is focused on what I
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can get, while Thy Kingdom is focused on what I can give.
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And Jesus taught finances and stewardship.
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Over 1/3 of his sermons in the gospels is on stewardship and
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finances because he knew the risk that man ran of making an
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idol out of possessions that they got.
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This belongs to me and I'm not willing to share it.
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My Kingdom is more concerned about what I can get where thy
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Kingdom is focused on what I can give.
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God so loved us that He gave Jesus that whoever would believe
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in Him will not perish, but have eternal life.
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Where to steward the many blessings that God has given us?
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Where to live before God with open hands?
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Everything that is good comes from the Lord.
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And so I freely have received, freely I give back unto the
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Lord. It keeps in a heart posture open
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before God to not make idols out of everything, anything, but to
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always have Jesus on the throne of our hearts.
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And so as if as I'm just preaching this message, you're
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being stung at the heart saying, man P Dill, I am the main
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character of my life and I want to make a change.
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I have been serving my Kingdom more than thy Kingdom.
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I want to, I want to, I want to evolve beyond me and enter into
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the great plan that God has for me.
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John the Baptist and Jesus both preached repent, think
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differently, change your mind, regretting your sins and your
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conduct for the Kingdom of heaven is at hand.
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There's a prerequisite for entering into the Kingdom of
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heaven which is at hand, and it's repent.
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Take your life out of your own hands and put it in Jesus's
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hands. Take your eyes off yourself and
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put them on Jesus to become the new you, the glorified you.
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It requires you to leave the old you behind.
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A surrendered heart is united to the sun's heart, the same way
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that the butterfly gets its energy and its wings from
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basking in the presence of the sun.
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We as spiritual sons get our energy, our power, our anointing
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and being united with Jesus, First Corinthians says.
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But whoever is united with the Lord is one with him in spirit.
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Hallelujah. Romans 8 says The entire
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universe is standing on tiptoe yearning to see the unveiling or
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the evolving of God's glorious sons and daughters.
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Why? Because heaven is open over sons
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and daughters who carry thy Kingdom.
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Within this Jesus demonstrated what it looked like for a man to
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walk fully united to God the Father, to walk under an open
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heaven. The Bible says that the reason
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the Son of God was made manifest was to undo and destroy all the
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works of the enemy. So I have good news for you
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church, if you are feeling beat down, struck down, there is
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nothing that the enemy has done to you that God can't do
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something about today. Turn your eyes on Jesus.
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Set Jesus Christ back on the throne of your heart, for He has
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plans for good to prosper you and not to harm you in Jesus
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name. Well, thank you so much for your
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time. At this point, I'm going to
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invite up a mighty woman of God that's an ordained our ordained
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teacher in the house. Effie, please give her a big
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round of applause. So I thank you, May God bless
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you, may keep you, may his face shine upon you, May he be so so,
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so gracious towards you and fill you with total peace as you rest
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in him in Jesus name. Thank you so much everybody for
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coming today. I'm just so excited to be here
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with you and to have the opportunity to praise with you,
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to worship with you. We live in a house that
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prioritizes praise, that prioritizes worship.
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And the beautiful thing about that is it gives us the
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opportunity to realign our perspective with the one, with
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our Lord and Savior, with Jesus. Praise shifts our mindset.
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Praise shifts our position and in turn it shifts our
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perspective and it shifts what we see.
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And this is so important. A few weeks ago, Pastor Terence
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in the Pop Culture series, he was preaching about pupil
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opening praise. Literally how praise is designed
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to 'cause our pupils to dilate so that we can actually receive
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all of what God has for us. So we can let the light in
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because these are windows. And So what we allow in and to
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make home in our hearts, that's what we release because out of
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the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks.
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And So what I want to do is do a little spin off of people
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opening praise. And my pop culture for today is
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praise over perspective. So first I want to start with a
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couple of review points from Pastor Terence directly.
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The 1st is you cannot determine what God is doing based on the
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bad you are experiencing. Do not allow your circumstances
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to sully your perspective. Do not allow your situations to
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dilute or pollute your perception.
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Too many times we allow our difficult situations to become
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the lens that we see life through.
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And that can cause us to be bitter and it can cause us to be
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offended. And so First things first, I
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want to help open your eyes to what's going on.
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Do not allow your perspective to cause you to miss the new that
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God is trying to bring into you. A lot of times it's actually the
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trials and the testing of our faith that produces the good.
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It produces the new. It produces the maturity.
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So allow your perspective to shift.
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Don't see your trial, don't see your thing, don't see your
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challenge as a negative thing, but be like God, shift what's
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going on in my mind and help me to see this as an opportunity to
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mature, as an opportunity to grow, as an opportunity to step
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into the new that you have. And if you allow your
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perspective to shift, God will do a new thing in your life and
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you will come out not only stronger as a person, but with
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strong, mature faith. And if we want the Kingdom to
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advance, we need to be believers that hold a strong, mature
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faith. The Kingdom is built on mature
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faith. And so we need to mature as a
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church today. Another quote from Pastor
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Terrence is God is doing something brand new in your
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life. We have to position ourselves to
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see it. This is the seasons to start
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looking for what you have never seen before.
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But if you allow offense to cloud your judgment, you can't
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see it. If you allow circumstances to
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cloud your vision, you can't see it.
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We have to release what was and be open to the new that God is
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doing so we can receive everything he has for us.
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And here's a little new for you. If we are going to see the new,
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we have to shift our perspective to the new.
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And the word perspective is super important.
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When you break it down, perspective per means through.
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And then this base here, which is Latin but spective means to
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look. So how many of you have had
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glasses, have glasses, have contacts, need glasses?
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A lot of us do, right? So our perspective, what God is
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wanting to do is give you some new glasses today.
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What if I was to, I started wearing glasses at 7 years old.
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What if I was to take my little 7 year old glasses and put those
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on and try to see with them? My eyes are drastically
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different from back then. Not to mention those glasses now
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are old. We'll just say that and they're
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scratched. I had broken them at one point.
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If I'm trying to put on the old to see the new, I won't be able
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to see it. My vision is blurry.
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There are scratches blocking my way.
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My perspective cannot come through.
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I need to get a new perspective so I can look through my new
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God-given lenses and see clearly the new that's before me.
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I need to allow God to give me a new prescription so that I can
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perceive everything that He is doing ahead of me and I can then
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walk into it. But we have to be aware of what
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we look through. Our perspective is the lens that
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we see our world through, and we have to see that thing
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transformed so that we can see accurately.
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Isaiah 43 verse 18 to 19 says, Do not earnestly remember the
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former things, those old things, those old glasses, neither
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consider the things of old. Behold, I'm doing a new thing
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now it springs forth. Do you not perceive it?
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Do you not see what's in front of you?
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Do not see the new I'm doing. Whoa.
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It springs forth. Perceive and know it.
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Will you not give heed to it? Will you not give me the
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attention I deserve? If you quit focusing on the
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things that are before you, on your problems, on your
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circumstances, on your little situations, if you would just
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lay those things down and put on my vision and see what I'm doing
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for you, you'd be able to stand up in a new way.
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You would get a new fight. You will get everything that you
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need. But we need to lay down what was
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before and we need to pick up and put on his eyes for us so we
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can see what is coming. Lay it down today, church.
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Lay down what was. No longer will we pick up what
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was and try to put it on and see it's ineffective.
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Today is the day that we mature as the body and we put on God's
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eyes, we put on his vision and we allow him to renew our sight
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so that we can be transformed because he will even make a way
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in the wilderness and rivers in your desert.
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Where are you dry? Where do you feel lost?
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Where are you wandering? My God, if you would just put on
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his eyes for you, He's making ways and the ways aren't just
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clear paths. There's water with it, there's
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thirst quenching power that comes with it.
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So take a drink, a deep drink of the well that God is springing
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in front of you. Take hold of what He has for you
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today. Church, there is new coming for
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you. New is coming for you today.
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God is trying to expose your perspective.
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He's trying to expose the things that are not of Him and do not
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serve you anymore. Quit holding on to them.
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Let it go because your perspective determines your
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perception and your perception, it takes dependence.
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If you're going to perceive what God has for you, you have to
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depend on him because he's the only one who can reveal it to
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you. If you're not willing to step
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into the fullness of what he has for you, if you're not willing
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to lay down your own stuff and be like, you know what, God, I
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actually just can't. I actually, I actually just
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can't do this on my own. And you know what?
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I don't get it? I don't see right now.
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And you realize that you're blind without him.
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Oh, Church, that you would just allow him to give you his
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vision, allow him to give you His sight, would transform
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everything around you from the way you see yourself to your
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circumstances. Your perception takes dependence
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on him and your perception. It takes focus and vision.
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We need clarity in order to be able to move forward in our life
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and what we perceive determines what we can receive.
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Even in this room right now, if your perception is out of
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alignment, you can't actually receive what the Holy Spirit is
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trying to say to you. We need His sight for us so that
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we can receive everything He has for us.
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And this is super key, the word perceive.
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When you break it down, it means to take entirely.
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And so back to Isaiah 43 verse 19, he says, don't you perceive
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it? Won't you take it entirely?
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Won't you heed what I'm doing? Open your eyes to the new and
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receive it completely. And then the word receive means
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to take back. And this is the beautiful thing
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about our God. We don't have to look back
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because when we perceive what he's doing, we can receive all
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he has for us and he takes it back for us.
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So everything that was lost in the past, he's taken it back.
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Everything that was done to us, he's he's already gone and he's
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taking revenge for us. We don't have to worry about
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that because the victory is in him.
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Everything that was lost, everything that was stolen,
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everything that we left behind, everything that we laid down.
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Do you not perceive that? As you perceive and step into
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everything He has, you get to receive all that He has for you,
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all that He has for you. Because when we perceive the new
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that God is doing and obediently let go of the old, we receive
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all of what He has for us. What was, is, and is to come.
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That's who my God is. So don't worry about what was
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God's doing it. Don't worry about what is right
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now God's doing it. Don't worry about what's to
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come. God's doing it.
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Perceive and receive all that he has for you today.
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Church woo. And then Isaiah 43 verse 20, he
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reminds us, I will give waters in the wilderness and rivers in
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the desert to give drink to my people, my chosen.
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That's us. We're His people, we're his
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chosen. Why would he show us stuff if he
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does? If we aren't his, we're his
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chosen. His set apart the people I
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formed for myself, that they may set forth my praise.
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This is the reason for our existence is to praise the
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living God and our perception. It should move us to praise,
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which will transform our perception, which will move us
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to praise, which will transform our perception, which will move
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us to praise, which will transform our perception, which
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will move us to praise, which will transform our perception.
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Every time we praise, things change because what ends up
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happening is praise is the Word of God.
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And when we allow the Word of God to come and infiltrate our
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mind, will we allow it to be the thing that we meditate on?
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Because that's praise and worship is what we meditate.
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When we allow it to be the thing that we think about and repeat
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over and over and over again, our mind is literally
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transformed. Neural pathways are recreated,
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like God actually physically transforms our mind.
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And in that we get mental health.
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In that we gain peace. In that, we gain greater faith.
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That's why he says everything you need is in my presence
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because I'm literally doing a new thing down to your biology.
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I am transforming the inner workings of your mind.
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That's what praise does. And so we need to take whatever
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janky old perspective that we had and put it under praise, put
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it under the word of the Lord, put it under under joy, put it
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under peace, put it under love, put it under everything God is.
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Because when we do that, everything changes.
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And when our life starts to change, what we say starts to
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change, how we walk starts to change, how we talk starts to
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change. And you know what that means?
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The people around us, they start to change because each one of us
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are a drop in this giant pool that we call world population.
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But every drop has a ripple effect and it goes out and it
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hits the others, which hits others, which hits others, which
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hits others. Imagine and sound moves in the
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same way sound moves in waves. So every time word is released,
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the waves go out and it hits somebody.
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Right now the only reason you're hearing is because a sound wave
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has gone out and it's actually physically hit and impacted your
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eardrum and caused it to vibrate, which then translates
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to your brain and you are able to figure out what I'm saying.
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Our words have physical impact, transformational impact, and
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that is the power of praise. That is the power of worship,
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worship and praise. And the Word of God being
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released leaves a physical impact on our physical bodies
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that causes physical transformation and physical
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healing and manifestation of the glory of God and the Kingdom of
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heaven here on earth. And so my invitation to you
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today is to put your own perspective under your feet and
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put a praise on it. Put a praise on it like you have
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never praised before. And it doesn't have to be in
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church. We aren't going to sing a song
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right now. But what I want you to do is
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even in your own mind, when thoughts come up, you're like,
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Nope, Lord, I'm putting a praise on it.
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God, I glorify you. God, I praise you.
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God, I thank you. God, I've graced, I have
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gratitude towards you. Whatever it is, I'm going to put
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that old thing under my feet and put the Word of God on it so
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that my perspective will completely transform.
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Our perception should move us to praise, and this is a cycle that
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should never be broken because this is the kind of cycle that
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you put in place when you're breaking cycles and old
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bloodlines that the enemy has put in your bloodline before.
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You can't just break something off and hope nothing will come.
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But the Word says you can cast out a spirit, but if you don't
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replace it with something, it'll come back seven times stronger.
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So we have to understand when we break cycles in our life, when
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we break off things in our bloodline, we have to put a
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praise on it. When we break our old
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perceptions, we have to put a praise on it because that is our
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weapon in how we wage war. That is how we move forward.
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That is how we will advance the Kingdom is through praise.
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Praise is what keeps us. Praise is what transforms us.
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We do not have time to look back any longer.
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The world behind the cross before and I won't turn back.
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Say that with me. Say the world behind the cross
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before and I won't turn back. In Jesus name, help me.
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Welcome up, Elder John. But at this point, if you've
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watched all of these things, you may ask yourself, these people,
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everybody who get up there, they'd be like, thank you
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Pastor. Thank you Pastor.
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Effie then spoke three times. She's still saying thank you,
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pastor each time. Elder John spoke 8 times.
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You say thank you, pastor, every time.
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Let me talk about that a little bit.
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This ain't my time. Let me talk about that.
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First off, we're we're we're a House of honor in a nation and
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the culture that knows nothing that knows baby, the only honor
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is the honor do unto themselves. So we're trying to change
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culture number one. Number two, somebody came in
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today for the first time. We sang the song, we pointed, we
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did the you. That's my part.
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That and the falsetto falsetto get some every time.
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I'm just saying right, we did that.
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So it's the first time they hearing us speak.
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So for them, it's a first time saying here and a thank you for
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some people who've never known what a pastor is, the gratitude
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we show for our pastors helps them understand.
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Maybe a pastor is something I need if that if that's if that
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what is what it does. I see the gratitude.
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Maybe there's something about that, but also too, it
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contributes to what I'm talking about regarding momentum.
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OK, honor helps maximize momentum.
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The Bible says this, that the angels cried holy honor, then
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the other Angel began to cry holy honor, then the other Angel
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be crying cried holy honor, and the other Angel be cried holy
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honor. And they continued honoring God
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back and forth to the praise of His glory continually at new
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revelations of who God is. One of the things that keeps
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momentum in your life is honor. So for us, the privilege to give
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honor is important as a house, as a culture, because it helps
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keep our momentum and keep our recognition of who God has
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established in our presence. And we just thank God that we
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got past as worthy of honor, past as worthy of respect, past
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as worthy of what recognizing what they've laid down to do in
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our lives. And I just wanted to give some
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prophetic context to that for those that here.
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Amen. Now is my time.
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Thank you. So I began this morning.
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I encourage you to go take a look at the message this
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morning. I'm not going to repeat all of
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that. Talking about maximizing
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momentum, the question came after 24 hours of prayer on a
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Saturday and a whole week of prayer.
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How do you keep the momentum of praying?
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And so one of the things we talked about this morning is
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momentum needs to be kept. Why 24 hours of prayer?
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We have maybe 30 people here at sometimes even at 2:00 in the
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morning, 3:00 in the morning, 30 people here sinking loud, 30
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people. The next time we gather for
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prayer, which is last Saturday, we maybe had five or seven,
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right? So people need to know how to
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keep the momentum in terms of what God is doing.
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Amen. Now, I want to tell you this,
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even star players got to be coachable.
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It's not a condemnation. That's the coaching point,
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right? If you feel condemned, that's
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you. If you feel convicted, that's
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God. If you feel challenged, that's
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the that's the anointing on the House to encourage us to grow
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more. So I said a few things about
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what the momentum is to set up a context for today.
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So I'm going to hit on those just a little bit.
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One, momentum cannot be conserved or preserved, right?
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It's something that goes or comes.
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You can't hold it. If you keep it a status quo, you
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will lose momentum because things in life, gravity pulls
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down. What are those things?
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Familiarity. What are those things?
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Commonness. What are those things?
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Busyness. What are those things?
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The flesh as was talked about What?
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What are those things that keep you weighed down?
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So momentum cannot be conserved or preserved on its own.
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It can only increase or decrease.
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It only goes up or down. You have to do something with
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it. If you left to its own, it will
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fizzle out. It also follows a pattern of
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load and release. The many times momentum requires
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you to do this in order to go forward, right?
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To get momentum. You come back, you load and you
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release. You don't go backwards, you
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load. It's different like what F was
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talking about. You don't look back, but you
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remember what God is doing, right?
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And so you load and that's kind of the cycle She was talking
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about the praise and perception. You begin to come back and you
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praise, you get momentum to see something new.
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So involves load and release. Load and release.
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Everyone say load and release. It's designed to overcome
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inertia. What's inertia?
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It's being stuck right now. Inertia has me stuck here.
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OK, Momentum comes to help move you from stuckness to movement,
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and the power it takes to move you from stuckness is far
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greater than the power it takes to keep you moving.
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Better. Said another way, it's harder to
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get you to move than it is to keep you moving.
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That's why it's important to understand how to maintain and
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maximize momentum. Because if you let it go out,
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you'll find yourself at a standstill, stuck.
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Now you need even more to get unstuck again.
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So we talked a little bit about about that and we said it's a
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tool for breakthrough, not an end goal.
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The purpose of momentum is to give you power to overcome
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something, to breakthrough a barrier, breakthrough a wall, or
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to overcome a situation. It's an earth tool, not a heaven
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tool. And the reason, and this is my,
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my take on this, the reason I suggest it is, is because
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momentum has direction, OK? It has direction to it and it
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has a beginning to it. And anything that has a
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beginning to it is an earth thing.
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Heaven is run by God who has no beginning and no end.
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His peace has no beginning, no end.
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His love has no beginning and no end.
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So momentum is not something I think we're going to be using in
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heaven. We're just going to be
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constantly, as if he was talking about constantly in this place
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of praising and worshiping, frictionless without being
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weighed down by anything. We'll be able to continue praise
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night and day because there's nothing pulling us back, nothing
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holding us down South. Momentum is a earth thing, so
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let's use it. It's a tool.
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Let's figure out a way to make the most of it for us, right?
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So I want to go today's afternoon's time and say there's
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12 keys to maintain, you know, maximizing momentum.
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Everyone say 12 keys. We got a lot of keys around
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here, right? Today's, today's culture calls
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them cheat codes. You got a cheat code.
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OK, some things are, are are are heuristic, something that's a
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key, something that's easy to remember, something to focus you
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as you move forward. So the 12 keys I have for Max,
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Max maintaining or maximizing momentum, The first key is to
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ask the Lord, I want to maintain momentum from that prayer time
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on, on Saturday, 24 hours. The 1st way you learn to
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maximize or maintain momentum and say, Lord, how do I maintain
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momentum in this? Because the Lord knows what you
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need to do to be at or how you need to respond to maintain the
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momentum that you need. What is needed for her to
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maintain be be different than what's needed for him to
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maintain. And the Lord knows and sometimes
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the Lord says it's a you need to ask me these three questions.
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Sometimes it's not an action, it's a question because your
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question sparks desire. Desire, as was talked about
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earlier, leads to further questions.
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Questions leads God's to uncovering himself and show what
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she got that question. Let me show you who I am in that
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area, OK? Ask the Lord.
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Everyone say ask the Lord. That's always a good first step
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in anything. Just about it anyway.
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Just don't want to let you know #2 target something bigger than
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you. So for the rest of the time, I
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want to reference First Samuel 17.
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I'll ask to go to some scripture sometimes, or I just speak from
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them. I'm giving you the chapter so
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you can study on your own. First Samuel 17 one, it's the
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story about David and Goliath. So first Samuel 17 chapter verse
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four says this. Then a champion from Gath called
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Goliath stood up. Goliath was bigger than
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everybody. How many of y'all think you got
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a big head in here? I got a big head when I was
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graduating from 12th grade. The cap and gown company, they
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had to go back and send for the extra wide for my head.
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OK, that's a fact. So Goliath was bigger.
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The glass represent it more than just the size of a man.
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You represent a a an embarrassment of of the people
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of God and the Kingdom. It was Kingdom fights, not just
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army fights. One of the ways you maximize or
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increase momentum is target something bigger than you.
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It will keep you asking questions.
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It would keep you out of your comfort zone when you are only
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dealing with issues that are small.
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As you it is easier to lose your momentum.
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I don't need momentum to do base to brush my teeth, but I do need
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momentum to figure out how to give good dentistry to the
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poorest nations in the world. That's bigger than me.
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I can't do that on my own. OK, so target something bigger
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than you. Remember what's at stake for
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you. Everyone say, remember what's at
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stake. David said this the men of
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Israel, this is first Samuel 17, verse 25.
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The men of Israel said, have you seen this man who's coming up?
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Surely he's coming up to defy Israel.
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The king will reward the man who kills them with great riches and
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will give him his daughter in marriage and make his father's
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house free from taxes and service in Israel.
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Then David spoke to the man who was standing by him.
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What will be done for the man who kills this Philistine and
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removes the disgrace of his taunting from Israel?
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For who is this uncircumcised Philistine that he has taunted
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and defied the armies of the living God?
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The men told him this is what will be done for the man who
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kills them. When you know what's in it for
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you, helps keep you motivated, helps keep your momentum.
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If you don't think there's nothing in it for you, your
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momentum dies. If you don't think coming to
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prayer on Saturday is going to do something for you, it's easy
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to fill your calendar with other stuff, including sleep.
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If you don't think this, this remnant project we're doing in
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this place over here, it's not going to do something for you.
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It's easy to fall asleep on it. If you think there's nothing in
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it for you, then it's harder to maintain your momentum.
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But when you know there's something in it for you, however
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you define you, whether it's me individually, my generation, my
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bloodline, my family, there's got to be something in it for
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you. And I encourage you to
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investigate those things that helps maintain momentum,
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Redeclare the past victories. David goes on to say this to
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Saul. Killed the lion, killed the
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bear. He rehearsed the past victories
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to give him momentum for the fight ahead.
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OK. But then only you have to
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rehearse the past victories. That's one thing.
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But you also have to rehearse redeclare.
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When I rehearse, I would say redeclare, redeclare the past
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victories. You also have to redeclare the
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God of the past victories. It's one thing to say the lion
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and the bear. It's something else to say the
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God who gave them to me is the same God going to give me you.
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That's different. Your victory goes old, God bless
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me with the car. The car dies, the car gets old,
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it depreciates. But the God who provided for me
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in my need to go where I needed to go, that same God is going to
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keep me going wherever else I need to go.
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The God of your victory never dies.
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So you got to redeclare, redeclare, that redeclare.
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You got to open your mouth and say some things.
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Praise perception we were talking about and that 24 hours
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of prayer put it practical. There were some topics we went
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over during that time of prayer. First slide of topics begins
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with return. So let's make it practical.
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How do I build momentum out of 24 hours of prayer?
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You load up. God, I thank you that we did
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return. I thank you that we did cry out
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to you. I thank you God, I have no more
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excuses. I thank you, God that I am
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excelling. I thank you.
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I'm loading for that momentum. Now that's loading on the
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victory. Now that's practice loading on
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the God of the victory. I thank you that the God who
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excelled me is excelling everyone else that I know.
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The God who excelled me in that 24 hours is excelling My city to
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salvation is excelling my family to deliverance is excelling this
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church to unity. The God who did that for me on
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that 24 hours, The God opened my eyes in that 24 hours.
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I'll get it. So you know a lot of topics, you
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got to remember what was done. You got to remember your
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identity as well. David says to Saul, Saul, I
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can't fight your armor, bro. It's not going to work.
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I got to be who I am. So how do you keep momentum in
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prayer being you don't try to pray like me.
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Pray like you. Pray from your life, pray from
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your testimony, pray from what God's done in your own life.
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You don't have to be loud like me.
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The Godfather. The godfather said this.
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I'm gonna make your offer. I could not refuse.
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He was quiet, but he was bold. Bold can be loud.
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Bold can be soft, but be bold. And whatever you are in how you
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pray, Amen. Remember your idea to simplify
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your focus. Davis said I'm going to get fire
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stones. That's all I need, fire stones.
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And out of that five, I'm going to get one.
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How do you keep momentum from praying 24 hours?
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God, we prayed about one thing from the 24 hours.
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I'm going to focus on that for the next two weeks.
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I'm going to simplify my focus. I'm not going to trade or get
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momentum from everything we prayed about in the 24 hours.
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I'm going to pick one thing and I'm going to focus on that.
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Focus on thanking you for that. Focus on remembering the God who
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did it for me is the God's doing it for someone else.
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I'm going to focus. Simplify your focus.
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Boldly declare the God you knew into your now.
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Boldly declare the God you knew into your now.
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So David talked to Saul and said, Lion and the bear.
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The God would deliver me from this one too.
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But then he went and began to talk to the Philistine, and this
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is what he said. Verse 20, verse 45, put that one
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up. This is what he said.
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He, he, he declared, boldly declared to God he knew into
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his. Now he gave the testimony to
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Saul. But now I'm facing Goliath.
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And then David said to the Philistine, You come at me with
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a sword and a spear and a javelin, but I come to you in
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the name of the Lord of hosts whom you have defied.
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And this day the Lord will deliver you into my hand, and I
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will smite you and cut off, cut you off from the earth.
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And I will smite you, cut off your head.
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And I will give the corpses of the army of the Philistines this
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day to the birds of the air and the wild beasts of the earth,
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that all the earth may know that there is a God in Israel.
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Boldly declare the God that you knew into your right now He
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bolded up to stretch forth in confidence and in prayer that
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God's going to do and B who he said he was going to do.
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And B you got to advance with urgency.
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Scripture says David ran towards Goliath.
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He didn't back up and once he ran it through the through the
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rock and he was down, he ran to get over them.
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So you got to advance with urgency, but you also got to
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continue with urgency. And as you do, you reach a place
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of rest. The scripture says David stood
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over Goliath, and it's in that place of rest.
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And in victory, he took the sword, cut off his head.
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Declaring your victory transfers the momentum to others.
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Declaring the victory of what was won through 24 hours of
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prayer will transfer momentum to others.
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Hey, Mark, guess what God did for me in 24 hours of prayer?
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Guess what he said? Guess what he moved?
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Guess how he blessed? Guess how my family's changed
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because how the church is going now he's getting the momentum.
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I'm declaring my victory. I'm taking the head of my
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enemies and saying, see, I got me a head boy, go get you one.
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And now he's getting excited about how can I get to some of
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that when we going through 24 again?
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You ain't got to wait again. You can start right now.
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You can 20 before on your own if you want to.
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Ain't nobody holding you back. Maximizing and maintaining your
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momentum is essential, particularly in prayer.
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And my prayer is that Father may that which was spoken as led by
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your spirit today, activating your people to maintain and
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maximize the momentum we gain through prayer.
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But in every other area of life, in Jesus name, Amen.
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I wanna welcome up Pastor Daniela.
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It's gonna drop a bomb on you. Hey, man.
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Attracting me and doing it in love and for standing where the
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new me was until I could stand there for myself.
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Thank you so much. Thank you for this opportunity
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to partner with you and what God is saying through you in this
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house for this community. I don't take it lightly and I
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love you and I miss you. What an alley oop.
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Here's the thing fam, you can't evolve.
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You cannot evolve with momentum and a new perspective unless you
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know Jesus. You cannot evolve with momentum
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and a new perspective without knowing Jesus.
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Today we're taking a journey towards enough and abolishing
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everything that is anti enough. So we stand here today and we
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say enough is enough, enough is enough.
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The slide is going to come up in a second.
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Enough is enough. Who's ever been frustrated by
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something? Family contention?
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Maybe you're frustrated at work. Maybe the wrestle that you've
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had with God, you're just so fed up and you're just like, enough
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is enough. And let me tell you, God is
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saying the same thing to you. He's saying enough is enough.
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My desire is to get you to enough is enough.
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Settled, resolved, convicted. Romans 81 says this.
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So now there is no condemnation for those who belong to Christ.
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And because you belong to Him, the power of the living Spirit,
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the life giving Spirit has freed you from the power of sin that
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leads to death. In the AMP it says, therefore,
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there is now no condemnation, no guilty verdict, no punishment
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for those who are in Christ Jesus, who believe in him as
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personal Lord and Savior. The enemy is after you're in
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Christ Ness and he is doing it through condemnation.
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If the enemy can attack you and keep you unsettled, then he also
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keeps everyone else around you unsettled and wavering and
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tossed to and fro. And we are called to soul win.
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And in order to soul win, we need to be convicted and
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confident that we are his, that He is ours, and that we are
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enough. So say this with me.
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Say enough is enough, my unsettled days are settled.
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Why do we yearn for more and think we aren't enough when
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enough lives in us? So enough here, Capital EM
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referring to Jesus. Why?
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Why do? We yearn for more and we think
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we're not enough. There's plenty of people in the
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Bible that actually demonstrate that Jesus to them was more than
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enough. The woman with the issue of
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blood, she's just like, I don't even need to have a conversation
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with you. I don't need you to pray for me.
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I don't even need you to speak to me.
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You are so enough that all I need to do is touch the hem and
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I know that I'm going to be healed and it's so can we go to
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the next slide? There we go.
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And it's so interesting because the story of Jay Iris's daughter
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happens directly after it's actually on the way to that
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moment. And Jay Iris is just like, OK,
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well, now she's dead. So now there's no hope.
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And Jesus is like, I'm enough. She's not dead.
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She's just sleeping to leave the comb little girl get up.
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And she would she did you see with the woman with the
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alabaster jar, We see with the woman with two mites, the
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centurion who's like, just send your word.
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I know it's enough. You don't even need to go.
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Just send your word. We see it with Mary, Mary and
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Martha, where Martha was like so busy with life and Mary was just
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there knowing that Jesus was enough.
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That is the Lord's desire for us today, to abolish anything that
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is anti enough and to know that we know that we know that He is.
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We live in the world but are not of the world and we mustn't let
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the distractions of the world keep us from remembering our
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enough. There is a difference between
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knowing He's enough and letting Him be enough.
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It's very different. So how do we let him be enough?
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We have to give him access to every area of our life.
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Not just the Sundays, not just the midweek Wednesdays, not just
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when we're at worship rehearsal, not just when we're at a coffee
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discipling someone. We have to give him access to
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every area of our life. That's our finances, our
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relationships, our workplace, when we're doing homework for
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school, every area He needs to be lured because there there is
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revelation of who you are when you give him access to you, and
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you also let him be enough when you quieten the other voices.
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Galatians 5 says this. You are running the race so
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well. Who has held you back from
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following the truth? It certainly isn't God, for He
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is the one who called you to freedom.
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This false teaching is like a little yeast that spreads
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throughout the whole batch of dough.
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Next slide when you're ready. There we go.
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I am trusting the Lord to keep you from believing false
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teachings. God will judge that person,
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whoever it is who has been confusing you.
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When we let Him be enough, we are enough.
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And it's not something we need to strive for.
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It is something that we are because He is.
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He created us in His image and likeness.
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So we don't even have to do anything to earn enough.
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We just are enough. What we need to do is remove the
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scales from our eyes to actually receive that revelation.
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Deuteronomy 29, five to six is this.
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I took you through the wilderness for 40 years and
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through all the time, all that time the clothes on your back
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didn't wear out, the sandals on your feet didn't wear out, and
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you lived well, proving to you that I am in fact God, your God.
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If He dresses the lilies with beauty and splendor, how much
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more is going to clothe you? If He watches over every
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Sparrow, how much more does He love you?
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What more do you need church to receive the love of God and know
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that you're enough? What is it going to take?
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He's demonstrated and proven that He is enough.
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If we believe that He is the same God now as He was back then
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and the God that is to come, enough is enough.
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It's really hard to sell Jesus if you don't even think he's
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enough. So you sell him as an option.
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This one hit me when Pastor Terrence said it in this sermon.
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Enough back in March, I believe it was.
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I was like, oh, OK. And then God said to me, because
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if you sell them as an option, options breed confusion.
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And confusion leads to unsettled and unsatisfied.
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Always. It always does.
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And when you're unsettled and unsatisfied, that leads to
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lukewarmness. And so you can't win first your
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own soul, and you can't win the souls that God has ordainedly
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connected you to when you're unsettled and unsatisfied.
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Psalm 42 says this. I love it.
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It's the dear pants longingly desire for the water brooks.
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So my soul pants longingly desire for you, O God, my soul,
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my life, my inner self thirsts for God, for the living God.
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When will I come and see the face of God?
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Question. Your level of desire will always
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lead to questions. Elder John said that so
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eloquently yesterday in Prayer Sun Shameless plug, you should
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all come to prayer. It's incredible.
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Your level of desire will always lead to questions.
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It's a sonship issue. It's an identity issue.
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When you ask the right questions, it will always lead
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to sonship being inquiring of your father.
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You see this with little kids. Why, why, why?
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Now the why, why, why I make it a little irritating.
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I don't know. I don't have kids, but I do have
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a niece and nephew. But the fact that they're asking
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questions should demonstrate to you a desire, their desire.
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Now, if you don't have questions or you're asking the wrong
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questions, that's what leads to confusion.
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OK, so if you don't have questions, that makes sense.
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That leads to confusion because of the inertia.
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You're saying stagnant. You're still there's no momentum
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moving you forward towards Christ, but you might be going.
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OK, well pastor, do what are wrong questions?
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I don't even know what that means.
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Here's some examples. Why them not me?
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How come I can't do the things that they that they do the way
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that they do them? Why is my hair brown and not
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blonde? Why are my feet a size 9 instead
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of a size 8? Here's one for you that I used
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to ask myself or ask God all the time.
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Why didn't you give me these beautiful green eyes that you
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gave my brother and my father, and instead you gave me these
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ordinary brown eyes that you gave my mom?
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Why, why, why, why, why all of these questions that are the
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wrong questions to ask. And I'm going to flip the
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conversation because you could be saying why them?
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Not me, but you could also be saying why me and not them.
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I don't have a song inside of me.
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I can't pray like the pastors and the elders.
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Why are you calling me the children's ministry when I don't
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even have kids? I think someone better fit for
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that ministry would be someone who has children.
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They should be the ones serving in that ministry.
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These are all questions that count yourself out and they
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always lead to confusion. And so if you're having these,
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this conversation in your head, this is what you need to abolish
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because this conversation is as if to say you're not enough and
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that God made you incomplete. He did not make you incomplete.
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He made you fearfully and wonderfully made.
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That's where you need to get to a place to instead of there's
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something wrong with me. It's like, OK, God, you made me
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this way. Why?
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You said it's enough. Why?
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What do you have for me from that perspective?
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Here is a beautiful example of sonship.
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Matthew 11 says this. Jesus resumed talking to the
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people, but now tenderly. The Father has given me all
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these things to do and say. This is a unique Father, Son
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operation coming out of the Father and Son intimacies and
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knowledge. No one knows the Son the way the
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Father does, nor the Father the way the Son does.
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But I'm keeping, but I'm not keeping it to myself.
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I'm ready to go over it line by line with anyone who is willing
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to listen. Scripture says we have
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everything we need in life for life and godliness.
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But the other part of that scripture says through the
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knowledge of Him, we know who we are.
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Through the knowledge of Him, our enoughness comes from the
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knowledge of Him. There is a worship team you can
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come up. There is a level of who you are
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that can only be unlocked in the letting Him be enough.
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I'm gonna say that again. There is a level of who you are
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that can only be unlocked in the letting him be enough.
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When you know he's enough, you'll know he made you enough.
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That's it. That's it.
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His enoughness is a key. His enoughness is a key, and it
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is key. His enoughness is a key, and it
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is key if the enemy can keep you from not believing.
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But knowing Jesus is enough, you remain.
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Wanderer and Wanderers are intertwined in cycles of
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unsettleness, confusion, being tossed to and fro, lukewarmness.
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And it is a cycle that repeats itself, and the Lord wants to
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abolish that today. Enough means incurring in such
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quantity, quality, or scope is to fully meet demands, needs, or
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expectations. And another definition says this
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in, in, or to a degree or quantity that satisfies or that
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is sufficient or necessary for satisfaction.
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We sing songs all the time that Jesus is sufficient.
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Jesus, you're enough. When are we actually going to
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believe that? And I'm not saying that you
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don't, but I'm offering it as a question for you to ask
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yourself, Do I really believe it when I'm standing here
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worshiping the Lord and saying Jesus, you're enough, you'll
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always be enough, you've always been enough, Jesus, you're
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enough. Do we believe that?
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Why do you struggle with the Lord being enough for you when
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He has always only said you're enough for me?
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We don't have to do anything to earn Jesus.
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We don't have anything to that. We don't need to do anything to
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earn our enoughness. He has already said we're enough
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and it is our job to believe it and receive it.
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To move from knowing to believing it, to letting Him be
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enough because enough is enough. Amen.
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Thank you. Thank you so much for tuning
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