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  1. Welcome to the Lesse podcast. Here at ALEC we seek the loss, teach

  2. the found, and send the disciples. We truly hope you're encouraged by this

  3. week's message. You know, this weekend we launch at the movies together.

  4. This is the time. For the next four weeks we're gonna survey movies and

  5. how God's story tells a part in all types of movies, whether it's been

  6. the survey of movies of silent films or big budget movies in four K and

  7. CGI. The reality is we know about storytelling is this is that you can

  8. have the biggest budget in the world, the greatest actors in the world,

  9. but if you don't have a good story, nobody wants to watch the movie.

  10. When the Oscar goes to Leonardo Dicato, this is the first Oscar and

  11. seas the nomination for Leonardo Dicagrio. For those people out there whose voices have

  12. been drowned out by the politics of greed, I thank you all for this

  13. amazing award tonight. Let us not take this planet for granted. I do

  14. not take tonight for granted. Thank you so very much. Mostly every year

  15. people watch the Oscars not to see who spent the most, not to see

  16. who had the greatest level of decadence in any way, But what we want

  17. to know is who told the best story. The beauty about God is that

  18. he tells the greatest story. He's the greatest writer and architect that we could

  19. ever see in our life. And we're going to discover those things together for

  20. the next four weeks. You know, in biblical days, people would often

  21. tell stories in creative ways, whether they would stand on top of a rock

  22. and teach out to everybody around them and tell a story, or they would

  23. set up a campfire everybody would sit around and hear great stories. These were

  24. always stories, whether it be around with God, humanity, and sometimes even

  25. fictitious. The reality is every story always had a meaning and a purpose.

  26. That's the beautiful thing about at the movies, We're gonna see the stories that

  27. are found within movies and how God has a part to play in those truths

  28. that we see. Many shows and movies help us understand God in a deeper

  29. way, whether it's through television and movies. As we watch them, we

  30. can encounter all the emotions and the great storytelling that is told. Some of

  31. the greatest movies exist are biblical depictions. They're some of my favorites. I

  32. love biblical movies that are told. Some of my favorite biblical movies are movies

  33. like The Ten Commandments with Charleston Heston, or my favorite when I was younger,

  34. the Disney One Prince of Egypt, or some great ones recently like Risen

  35. or The Chosen series. You know, these are all great movies that tell

  36. stories from the Bible and they come to life. Film gives us an opportunity

  37. to expand on God's greatness in a creative medium. When we used to sit

  38. around campfires and tell stories, now we get to watch movies that help us

  39. expand on that. You know, even movies that aren't outrightly about God can

  40. often tell truths concerning God's promises in his Bible. That's what we're gonna look

  41. at over the next four weeks. I'd love to share a passage of scripture

  42. with you, and it's about King Nebuchadnezzer. You know, a lot of

  43. people know the famous story of the three Hebrew boys Mishak, Shadrack and a

  44. Bendigo who were in the fiery furnace and God delivered them. What a lot

  45. of us don't realize is after that the evil King Nebuchadnezzar really began to fall

  46. in love with God because he saw God's story on display in front of his

  47. eyes. You may not know that story. What happens in this story is

  48. the three Hebrew boys would not sit down and worship King Nebuchadnezzar, and in

  49. his anger, he threw them into a furnace. What there was was a

  50. fourth person in the fire, and he protected them from being burned Alive.

  51. Nebuchadnezzar was own away. Additionally, he began to have dreams about God,

  52. and Daniel would begin to interpret those dreams for Nebuchadnezzar. At this time in

  53. Nebuchadnezzar's life, he didn't know any scripture or he had never read the Old

  54. Testament before. But it's regarding his life and his experience with God's story that

  55. inspired him. I love to read you the passage of scripture where Nebuchadnezzar comes

  56. to this realization. Thank you, Philip, it says in Daniel Chapter four

  57. and verses one to three. It says, King Nebuchadnezzar to all of the

  58. people's in the nations and languages that dwelt in all of the earth. Peace

  59. be multiplied to you. It has seemed good to me to show the signs

  60. and wonders that the Most High God has done for me. How great are

  61. his signs, how mighty are his wonders. His kingdom is an everlasting kingdom,

  62. and his dominion endures from generation to generation. You know, King Nebu

  63. Kennezzar realize something when he saw God move in the world. King nebu Keannezzar

  64. made a statement and he said, let me tell you about the wonderful stories

  65. that God has done on this earth. What also begins to happen is he

  66. goes to Daniel and Daniel interprets a dream from him. Right after. What

  67. Daniel tells him is, he says, Nebukennezzar, right now you've realized that

  68. God is telling a story in humanity. But what God wants to do is

  69. he wants to make himself real to you. And so when Nebukannezzar shares about

  70. his dream, Daniel interprets him and he says, there's gonna be a season

  71. where you go into a mental illness. You will be out in the fields

  72. eating like cattle. And the only time that you'll come to the realization and

  73. you'll become healthy again is when you realize God is the only God. What

  74. never Kenezzar begin to do is he would take his gods of old and he

  75. would mesh them with Yahweh. Daniel told him that's not God's story for humanity.

  76. God doesn't want us to mesh other things. So Daniel tells Nebuchadnezzar,

  77. what God is trying to do is to help you realize that these stories and

  78. these miracles that God is showing in your life is meant for you to make

  79. a decision to realize that God's story is the greatest story that he has to

  80. tell in our life. I remember when I was younger, my dad used

  81. to tell stories all the time. One of the things he used to do

  82. when I was a child that I love so much. My dad even does

  83. it to my kids nowadays. My dad always would tell a story about a

  84. little boy named Jimmy. But what my dad would do, and I didn't

  85. realize until I was older, is the stories about Jimmy. All he was

  86. doing was telling us stories of what we did that day, but replacing our

  87. name for a boy Jimmy's name. So if we went to McDonald's and we

  88. played with our dogs later and we went to the park, my dad would

  89. sit by the bed and he would tell the story of a boy named Jimmy

  90. who went to McDonald's and went to the park that day and had fun.

  91. We would laugh because we would say, that's so coincidental that this little boy

  92. named Jimmy did exactly what we did today. We loved the story because as

  93. young boys, me and my brothers would see ourselves within the story. That's

  94. the beauty about the Bible is the Bible wants us to see ourselves within the

  95. story. And God wants to show him himself through the Word of God today

  96. because God has a story. And so in the life of King Nebuchadnezzar,

  97. he was excited because he realized that God had taken notice of him. That's

  98. the beauty about God is God takes notice of us. That's a part of

  99. God's story. You know. Nebuchadnezzar thought that God was just telling a story.

  100. Well, he doesn't realize is he is in his story. That's just

  101. like you and I. I love the passage of Scripture found in Ephesians,

  102. chapter two, verse ten. It says, for we are his masterpiece,

  103. created in Christ Jesus for good works which God prepared beforehand, that we should

  104. walk in them. That's the great thing about God is you and I are

  105. his masterpiece. But the story he wants to tell is the story of God's

  106. love for us. That's the beauty about story. Look, God, eass

  107. I've got you, You've got me. Who's got you? That's the beauty

  108. about story is in order to create a masterpiece, a great story has to

  109. be weaved throughout. You know, there's been some great masterpieces over the history

  110. in film. It's always been debated, but everyone can agree a masterpiece is

  111. a masterpiece. You know. Some of those masterpieces are movies like Lawrence of

  112. Arabia, Avatar, Inception, Wizard of Oz, and Gladiator. My name

  113. is Maximus Desmus Meridius, Commander of the Armies of the North, General of

  114. the Felix Legions, loyal sovereign to the true Emperor Marcus Aurelius, father to

  115. a mooted son, husband to a mooted wife, and I would have my

  116. vengeance. We can all agree. Whether you like the movie or not,

  117. it tells a great story. It rides all the epic highs and lows.

  118. It brings you closer. And the great things about stories is sometimes either you

  119. see yourself inside the story or it reveals a dream inside of you. Whether

  120. I watch Gladiator and I feel like I could take on the world, or

  121. maybe I watch Avatar and I begin to have a spirit of adventure. The

  122. great thing about you and I being God's masterpiece is the fact that through Jesus,

  123. he has created a way that we can have relationship with Him. And

  124. it's in relationship with him that God begins to do a work inside of our

  125. life. Regardless of what's in the past or regardless of what lies in the

  126. future, God is telling a story in your life. You know, recently

  127. I was in Kentucky and I landed late at night at about eleven thirty pm.

  128. There was only one restaurant open in the entire area that we were in.

  129. I had my friend Phil with me, who's been on this adventure with

  130. me right now, and me and Phil wint into this restaurant late at night

  131. at about eleven thirty pm, and we sat down and we asked the lady

  132. if she was still open, because they were closing at twelve, and she

  133. had this really distinct Southern accent, and she said, as long as you

  134. guys are eating, will be open. So we sat down and we began

  135. to ask for a menu. When she gave us the menu, she said,

  136. where are y'all from. We said that we were from Los Angeles area

  137. in California. Her response was, I'm sorry, we don't have any salads

  138. here or grilled chicken. We told her you could look at both of us

  139. and we told her we're not interested in any grilled chicken or salad. She

  140. laughed as she said, I'm sorry. I just thought they didn't sell anything

  141. fried or greasy in California. I told her, you must have never been

  142. to California. That's the great thing about telling a good story is when you

  143. and I don't know the story that's being told, we begin to make assumptions,

  144. as so many of us because of what our life looks like. We

  145. begin to make assumption on whether God is in our story or not. But

  146. the beautiful thing about God is God is in your story because you are a

  147. masterpiece and you are His workmanship. And if you allow God to be involved

  148. in your life, you can begin to see the story that he tells within

  149. your faith and within your life. By order of the Commissioner of Police that

  150. broke the province. I hear by place you under arrest for the murder of

  151. Madame Selene Villaneva gauflin Texis. I knew there was something for she. We

  152. never got the cause of death. She's been murdered. And do you think

  153. I did it? Hey, regardless of where I'm from, or what past

  154. I have, or maybe what's in the future, I'm a masterpiece and you're

  155. a masterpiece. The great thing about God is the Bible says that He is

  156. the potter and we are the clay. And that's what makes a great masterpiece.

  157. And he's creating a masterpiece in you. You know, the beauty about

  158. God is his story is a masterpiece. That's the beauty about God's word is

  159. God is telling a story throughout the entire Bible. This is sixty six books

  160. in one book, in two testaments, the Old and New Testament. What

  161. makes every single story great is every story has a plot. There's no such

  162. thing as a great story that you can't follow along with. You have to

  163. understand what is the plot, Where is the beginning? Where's the middle and

  164. where's the end. The great thing about God's Word is throughout humanity and history,

  165. God is telling his masterpiece in the scriptures, and there's one plot.

  166. It's the fact that Jesus Christ has came to Earth to redeem humanity. Everything

  167. in the Old and New Testament helps us to realize the story for our life

  168. is the fact that God loves us. There's great film out there, and

  169. as you and I encounter and engage with film, there is always things within

  170. it that tells truths concerning who God is. It's always revealed to us.

  171. Whether you're looking at Superman and alien who comes from out of space to save

  172. the world. Sounds really similar to me. Sounds a lot like Jesus.

  173. Movies always have truths inside of them, and that's what God's Word revealed to

  174. us. I'd love to tell you about the plot of the Word of God

  175. and the fact that Jesus Christ is telling a story in our life through the

  176. way that he redeems us. I want to show you what's said in the

  177. Bible found in John three sixteen. Most of us stop at sixteen. I

  178. want to read some verses with you to be able to help tell you the

  179. story and the plot that God is telling within mine and nor life. Here's

  180. what it says. In John three sixteen down to twenty one. It says

  181. this, for God so love the world that he gave his only son,

  182. that whoever believes in him should not perish, but have eternal life. For

  183. God did not send his son into the world to condemn the world, but

  184. in order that the world might be saved through him. Whoever believes in him

  185. is not condemned. But whoever does not believe in him is condemned already because

  186. he has not believed in the name of the only son of God. And

  187. this is the judgment. The light has come into the world, and people

  188. have loved darkness fin rather the light, because their works were evil. For

  189. everyone who does wicked things hate the light and does not come to the light

  190. lest his works should be exposed. But whoever does this is the plot.

  191. Whoever does what is true, comes to the light, so that it may

  192. be clearly seen that his works have been carried out in God. This is

  193. the plot of the word of God. Is the fact that through Jesus Us

  194. is love and mercy. The plot of God's forgiveness has been carried out to

  195. us. So wherever you're in life, the beauty about the story of God

  196. is found within these pages. Truly, the Word of God is the greatest

  197. masterpiece that has ever existed in our life. And no matter what movie has

  198. been told in past, present, or future, it will never compare to

  199. the movie that God is playing in the story that God is saying in your

  200. life. And if you want to discover more about that story that God is

  201. telling, all you have to do is open the scripts and there you have

  202. it, God's story for your life. You know, we wanted to do

  203. something creative. Every once in a while it's important for Christians to be shook

  204. up a little bit. That can sometimes be too comfortable in just coming to

  205. church and doing everything, and there's nothing wrong with that, but sometimes we

  206. need to be creative because Jesus was one of the most creative individuals on the

  207. planet. And like Pastor Adam masterfully said that these next few weeks are for

  208. you, but it's a tool for you to use to bring every friend,

  209. coworker, neighbor, stranger that you know that's far from Christ and if we

  210. can bate them with something they can relate to in the beginning. Then we

  211. know that their lives will be forever changed as the message changed. You see,

  212. here's the reality. It's his story that we're trying to promote. But

  213. his story needs to become your story, and they're merged together. If you

  214. don't know Jesus Christ, it remains his story. It's a Christmas story,

  215. it's a it's an Easter story, it's a Sunday morning school story. It's

  216. a story that my parents told me. But when you recognize I'm the one

  217. like Nebbi Khanezer that Pastor Adam talked about, I'm the one that's full of

  218. pride and arrogance and it's my kingdom that I'm building, and no one's greater

  219. than me. There's so many people like that until you need someone bigger and

  220. smarter and stronger than you to come in and say, I know how to

  221. interpret You're messed up life. You don't know how to interpret your life.

  222. You're just living your life. But he comes on and says, the end

  223. of your life will bring a form of pain and judgment into your life.

  224. And for Nebbi Khanezar, he went and ate with the grass of the cows

  225. and he lost his mind until he repented it, and God began to restore

  226. his mind, and he gave his life to God. It's a beautiful story,

  227. but you got to find yourself in the midst of that story. And

  228. no one is too far, no one is too out there, no one

  229. is too lost that this beautiful savior called Jesus cannot redeem and save. For

  230. the message that we read in John is that God came to save the world.

  231. He didn't come to save white people and black people and Asian people and

  232. Latin people. He didn't come to say it, save the rich, the

  233. prominent, the educated, the prison the incarcerated, the hormoner, the childhood.

  234. He came to save all the world. And in all the world is

  235. all the races of people from every tongue and from every religion that's in this

  236. world, from an atheist who does not want to believe in God, to

  237. agnostic that believes in God but not sure what God there is, to somebody

  238. that's religious like the fair heresies of Jesus's day that kept the law to the

  239. t. But there they were white sepulchers full of dead men's bones. They

  240. were hypocrites. And there's so many people that are caught in the midst of

  241. that. I went to eight years of religious school. I did everything that

  242. that religion told me to do, never missed church, was an altar,

  243. boy, was confirmed, went to Latin Mass. But if I was to

  244. die at that time, I'd split Hell wide open because I was basing my

  245. life of not going to hell and going to heaven based upon works. And

  246. there's so many people like me that believe that because they were raised in a

  247. Christian home and because they could say Hallelujah and praise the Lord, and they

  248. know who Jesus is and they're basically a good person. They don't cause they

  249. don't drink, They cheated on their wife the right large sums of money away.

  250. They're rich, they're famous, they got followers, they've achieved something educationally,

  251. they're intelligent, they're good looking that you know what, if there's a

  252. heaven, I'm going there, but I'm not going to hell. But I

  253. would have split hell wide open. Even though I was very, very religious,

  254. but I did not have a relationship with Jesus Christ. And there are

  255. a lot of people that are good people, moral people, religious people,

  256. but they don't have a relationship with Jesus Christ. And so today I'm asking

  257. you to consider where you are in the story today, and you're not too

  258. far to make a You turn today and come to Jesus today. The Pacific

  259. Ocean is the biggest water mass on this planet. You could put every you

  260. could put every continent of the world in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and

  261. there's still be water. That's how big it is. Some of it's known

  262. depths because they don't know the complete depth of the Pacific, but they know

  263. it's about thirty eight thousand feet deep. Thirty eight thousand feet deep, that's

  264. what they know. There's a lot of places that are just off the radars,

  265. off the censor. They just simply don't know how deep it is.

  266. The reality is is from one length to the Pacific to the other length of

  267. the Pacific is for you about it's about nine thousand, six hundred miles,

  268. which is this from LA to London and back. How many of you are

  269. good swimmers today? How many of you were high school swimmers? Any coalee

  270. agent swimmers in here, any Olympic swimmers in here, any professional swimmers in

  271. here. How many of you think that you can swim from LA to London

  272. and back and be okay. If I was to drop you in those smack

  273. dab in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and you were to swim from the

  274. middle to a massive land that would be equal to you swimming from here to

  275. the state of Missouri, you could put the greatest You could put the greatest

  276. swimmer Michael Phelps right there. And let's just say we Michael Phelps was lost.

  277. He had some kind of sensor and we came as the coast guard.

  278. We located him, if that was even possible, and we said, Michael,

  279. we're gonna throw you a savior, a life jacket. Grab hold of

  280. it and one if Michael says, no, I don't need a savior.

  281. I'm strong, world class swimmer. I'm the most decorated Olympian. I think

  282. I can make it to sure. Tell me what you're gonna say to someone

  283. like that. You're crazy, you're stupid, you're an idiot, you're a

  284. fool. And there's a lot of people that think that because they're good looking

  285. and they're strong, and they're educated, and that there's somebody that they're not

  286. gonna drown in this sea of sin of this world because you don't know who

  287. I am. I'm somebody. You need Jesus because you're weak. You need

  288. Jesus because you're poor. You need Jesus because you need a miracle. You

  289. need Jesus because you need a crush. I don't need Jesus. You don't

  290. know who I am. You just called that person a fool, crazy,

  291. stupid who would say that you see, this ocean is an ocean of sin,

  292. and we'll pull you down. So what did Jesus for? God did

  293. not send his son into this world to condemn the world, but that the

  294. world through him might be saved. He's called the savior of the world.

  295. And Paul says he came to say me, and whom I am the chiefest

  296. of sinners. I'll be the first to raise my hand and say I was

  297. the chiefest of sinners. And anybody who once was a sinner who was now

  298. saved would also fight with me and say, no, I was the chiefest

  299. of sinners, because my Christ bled and he died, and he was damned,

  300. and he was punished for me, And I'm the chiefest of all sinners

  301. that would have received his mercy and his grace, his loving kindness, and

  302. not allowed me. So what is he to experience when I'm about ready to

  303. talk about? What did he come to save you from? Number One?

  304. He came to save you from yourself? How many of you can admit I'm

  305. crazy? Sometimes I'm weird. Sometimes I'm jacked up, tore up, and

  306. messed up. Sometimes I need to save my I need to be saved to

  307. myself. I need to be saved from sin, this nature that pulls me

  308. away from God and controls and dominates me to do wrong and delive wrong.

  309. But he also came to save you from eternal damnation. Damnation means there's no

  310. back door, there's no reincarnations, there's new no do overs. Once you

  311. die, it's over. That's it. You're damned, that's it. There's

  312. no hope, no more. He saved came to save you from eternal separation.

  313. He came to save you over the fact, to be separated from good.

  314. God never wanted you to be separated from Him and goodness and kindness and

  315. generosity and love and faithfulness. He came to save you from being separated from

  316. Him and from loved ones, and from that which is good. And he

  317. came to save you from me eternal eternal torment, pain and anguish and suffering

  318. more than I could ever dream or imagine. So today you're there. You're

  319. in the middle of the ocean right now. Jesus said, I died on

  320. the cross to save you today. Don't reject me, accept me today.

  321. Doesn't matter what you've done today. Release the hardness of your heart, the

  322. arrogance, and the pride, and believe that there's a Jesus that loves you

  323. today, warts wrinkles, wrinkles, sins and stains. He loves you the

  324. way you are. Don't stand there with your arrogance like Nebukaannezzar, and believe

  325. that you don't need to be saved. Repent today and give your life to

  326. him. So when I count to three, I'm gonna ask you to do

  327. this. Why do I want you to do this? Because that's how Jesus

  328. died on a cross, mard beaten and naked, suspended between Earth and Heaven,

  329. and was unashamed to die for you like this. He didn't die in

  330. a closet, norn and alley where no one could see him. He died

  331. openly. Why do I want you to do this? Because the Bible says

  332. if you acknowledge him before men. He will acknowledge you before his father in

  333. heaven on judgment Day. But if you deny him, he will deny you

  334. if you're ashamed of him. Why don't want you to do this? Because

  335. this is a universal sign of surrender. One time I got arrested and they

  336. asked me to put my hands up as a sign of surrender. That's a

  337. sign of surrender. Why don't want you to do this because your flesh doesn't

  338. want you to do this, And there's that fight to be in control that

  339. says, I don't want to be embarrassed, And that's where it's gotten you

  340. to where you are at today. I want to be in control, surrender,

  341. surrendered like a little child who lifts his hands towards his mommy and daddy,

  342. that says, lift me, comfort me, help me. Right now,

  343. lift your hands when I count to three as a sign I want to

  344. give my life for the very first time. Somewhere in that story on the

  345. screen that Pastor Adam told, somewhere in the story of what you said,

  346. I'm in the middle of it. Now, that's me, or he said,

  347. without a shout of a doubt, I'm a Christian but I'm writing the

  348. fence of compromise up and down and in and out, and I really need

  349. to rededicate my life to the Lord. I need to resurrender my life to

  350. the Lord and ask God to give me something that's meaningful and impactful to live

  351. for him all the days of my life. It just doesn't seem to stick

  352. with me. One two, Please raise your hand when I count to three.

  353. One two, three, you raise your hand. All across this auditorium,

  354. wherever you are, you could put your hand out on this very,

  355. very unique month. I want to challenge you today to do something that you

  356. probably are gonna feel very uncomfortable to do, but I believe it'll be something

  357. that you will never ever forget. What you're about ready to do. If

  358. you have the courage to raise your hand, then I'm asking you to have

  359. the courage to walk out of the aisle and come forward to this altar and

  360. surrender to Jesus publicly. Walk right now, Come on, We invite you,

  361. come forward right now, give your life completely and totally to Jesus.

  362. Surrender, surrender totally to him, holding nothing back, holding nothing back,

  363. with holding nothing, You're not gonna stay in that seat of sin anymore.

  364. You're not gonna stay in that seat of complacency anymore. You're not gonna stay

  365. in that seat of darkness no more. You're coming out, and you're coming

  366. out for Jesus today. If you were bold in this world, you're gonna

  367. be bold for Christ. If you're unashamed in this world, You're gonna be

  368. unashamed for Christ. Come, Come, Come, Come, Come, Lord,

  369. is surrender. Come on, They're still coming. We'll wait, We'll

  370. wait, We'll wait. No greater love than the love of Jesus. Now

  371. what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna lead you in a prayer today. I

  372. want you to just raise your hand towards Heaven like we said in a place

  373. of surrender to God. I want you to have a moment to connect with

  374. God right now. He's real, He's real. Say this with me,

  375. Dear Lord Jesus, you know who I am. You've know me since I

  376. was in my mother's womb. Somewhere along the line, I fell away.

  377. I walked away. But today you've rescued me and you called me. You

  378. called me out of the darkness that I was living in. I was lost,

  379. and you came and found me. Today, I confess with my mouth

  380. and I believe in my heart that Jesus is the Lord and Savior of my

  381. life. Only Jesus could have saved me. And so today, in front

  382. of all these people, I will serve the Lord, and I will follow

  383. the Lord, and I will love the Lord with all my might, with

  384. all my soul, and with all my Jesus. Jesus, Jesus, you

  385. are the Lord and savior of my life. Thank you for saving me and

  386. rescuing me and healing me and deliver me. Right now, I'm forgiven and

  387. I'm a child of God in Jesus name. Come on, let's thank the

  388. Lord. Now everybody at this altar. Right now, Lord, I lift

  389. them before you. Now, Satan, you can't have them anymore. They

  390. are no longer your property in the name of Jesus, and their service to

  391. you is now ended. Is now terminated in the name of Jesus. No

  392. more bondages in their lives, no more addictions in their lives, no more

  393. strongholds in their lives. They are severed from the root in the name of

  394. Jesus. And you are free. You are liberated in whom the sun sets.

  395. Free is free. Indeed, God wants you to live a life and

  396. live it more abundantly with joy now and peace now, and love now,

  397. and acceptance now and happiness now. Come out of darkness and walk in the

  398. light as Christ to set you free in Jesus name. Amen. We really

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