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Session 6 - Unpacking the Vision of Acts Church | Eld Peng Hoe
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You're listening to a message to go from at church.
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We hope this message will light up your tea.
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And I'm going to do a simple recap from last week.
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Can't do a whole recap about everything, but suffice for
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us to understand. Last week we spoke about the or
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we emphasize on the power of the tide, how important
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it is for us to tithe and offer ourselves unto
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the Lord. That's what tithing is. Basically, you set a
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side whatever it is that the Lord has told us
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to set a side for him.
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Very very important.
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And you know, when I read the scriptures, one of
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the things that I realize the Lord wants us to
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set a side for him is ultimately both.
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Our labor and our loyalty.
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He wants our labor, he wants our service until him,
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he wants our loyalty. Where did I get that from?
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If you read Genesis chapter two, verse fifteen, it says
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the Lord God took the man and put him in
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the garden of Eden to work it and.
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Take care of it.
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That's the purpose that we are created for God talk
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man put him in the garden of Eden to work
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it and to take care of it.
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That's labor.
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And then he goes on to say, and the Lord
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God commanded the man, you are free to eat from
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any tree in the garden, but you must not eat
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from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil,
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for when you eat it, you will certainly die. Of course,
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I'm not going to go into the deep theological teaching,
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but from there you realize God also wanted loyalty from men,
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not just labor, but loyalty. These are the two things
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that we are to offer up unto the Lord, our
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service and our faithfulness. It's so important for us to
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be reminded of the power of the tithe because what
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you offer up to the Lord, he will take it,
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he will use it, and he will return it to us.
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In many fold. That is and has always been the
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Lord's ways.
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And so last week that was the emphasis in which
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we were talking about the power of the type, and
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of course, throughout the past five sessions we've been breaking
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it down. We've been talking about what God's diet is
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for our church. Basically, what is the vision and how
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do we interpret the vision. The vision is from Haber Cooke,
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chapter two, verse fourteen, and it just basically to make
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it simple and short, the awareness of the glory of
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God must be made known to all the earth. That's
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what Haba Cooke chapter two, verse fourteen just says. You know,
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it's not a knowledge or an awareness that has to
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be kept by only a few people. We know it,
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we keep it to ourselves. No, it says that the
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knowledge of the glory of God has to be made
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known to all the earth, just like how the water
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covers the sea.
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So that has.
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Always been the underlying vision that the Lord has given
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to us as a church, and what we do with
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it is going to be very, very important. That's what
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is men when we say we need to know what
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God's diet is, what God's dietary plan is for us
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as a church, because all of us need to get
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on this plan if we want to be fit and
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healthy and run full of purpose towards the direction in
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which the Lord is leading us. And so God's diet
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is how we look at the vision, how we interpret
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this vision, what does it mean? And then of course
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we talked about the daily brain, daily braid.
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Daily.
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We need to seek the Lord daily, We need to
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ask him Lord feed us daily because we want to
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be a fulfillment of this vision. Let us not be
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an impediment, let us not be a hindrance to the vision,
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but instead, let us facilitate and help this vision come
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to pass. So daily we are asking the Lord Lord,
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give us this day our daily break.
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Why is it so important daily?
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And understanding of daily is because every day we are
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dependent on Him. Back then, they understood it because they
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dependent on.
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The daily wage.
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Every worker depended daily on a wage. If they don't
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get any wage on their day, they don't eat on
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the day. Of course, today we get a monthly wage,
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most of us at least, and sometimes it may not.
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It's almost like we depend on God on a monthly basis.
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But the desperation from the start has always been Lord,
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we need you daily. And that's why the Lord's prayer says,
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give us this day our daily bread. And so the
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daily bread is this We wanted to encourage to teach
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the church to make a list. You know, don't just say, oh,
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we have this big inspiring vision of making the whole
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earth be aware of the glory of God. But where
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do you even start? And we are saying it starts
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with us making a list. Who are those in whom
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we want to first bring this knowledge to because there
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are many people in our lives who have yet to
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know who God is.
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That is the honest truth.
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I'm sure all of us have got someone that we
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know who does not know who God is. And that's
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where we are encouraging every partner that is. This is
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not just a responsibility that's given to us as leaders,
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not a responsibility given to the more seasoned Christians who
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have been here for a long time, but it is
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a responsibility given to every single one of us here
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who calls ourselves followers and disciples of Christ.
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We need to actively live.
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Out God's call and God's purpose in our lives, and
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so we encourage the church to make that list. If
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it's just one person on that list, at least your
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pray for one person daily, Lord, help this person come
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to know you. And then maybe as you keep praying
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it every day, one day the law will say you
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be the one that go and tell this, or you
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be the one that invites this person to church, or
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you be the one. I don't know, but at least
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start with one person. Have a list. That's why we
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say make that list. That's what the daily break is.
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And then we spoke about the tithing, and the tithing
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is basically our commitment. It's what we offer up unto
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the Lord. The commitment is so important. It's very easy
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to pay lip service. It's very easy to say, that's
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an awesome vision. You know here here, Paster Cannon, awesome
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that you have heard this vision and you have shared
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it with the church.
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And then it stops there. No, he's pasta.
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Kennon has been pleading with the masses right from the
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very start. This is not an initiative or an effort
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in which one person can do it, even though the
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vision has been given to him and he has downloaded it,
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but he has downloaded on behalf of all of us
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who calls X our home. And so this is a
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family vision. This is something that we all have a
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role to play in and we need to be able
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to make that commitment, make that commitment because we've got
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to be committed to seeing the vision come to pass.
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That's what the Tide was all about.
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And then ultimately we spoke about the leaven as well,
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the leaven that levens the whole door. We need to
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find that very catalyst that allows us and enables us
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to make everything count. What does it mean is for
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some of us, it is by being forced out. No,
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you need to be kicked out to go and reach out.
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You need to be reminded that actually many of us are,
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actually we are outside. We don't just stay and live
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in the church. Many of you are in the marketplace.
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That means that you are already out. We don't have
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to kick you any further, but we need to remind
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you that wherever you are.
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At, make it count.
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It is so important because I can be at your marketplace.
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You are at your marketplace for a very specific reason.
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The Lord does not allow our lives to just He
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doesn't roll a dice with each and every one of us,
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like okay, this one here, this one. There no plan,
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no purpose, no every single one of you. If you're
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born into a particular family, there is a plan and
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a purpose for you. If you're here in this church
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or wishever church that the Lord has called you, there
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is a reason why he has led you here. There's
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a reason why you have put your sticks in, and
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there's a reason why you have committed your life to
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this church.
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If you are in a marketplace.
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Same thing is not by chance, not flu not by coincidence,
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that you are working where you are at, or you
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have set up this business that you are doing. Everything
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has God a reason for it, and we want you
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to realize that you can make it count wherever you
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are at.
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Amen.
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So that is in the gist. What has been sad
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the past five lessons. So here are some final thoughts.
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Final thoughts from unpacking the vision. Okay um, take note
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again I've said this multiple times that this vision is
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the same for everyone across the board. That means what
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we are hearing here in ex Malaysia. We will also
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inform and tell our global church, no even here in Malaysia.
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Our church plans, all of them started at different times.
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People who come into the church, who join and be
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a part of the church. Some of us have been
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here since two thousand, that's when the church started. Some
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of us came a little bit later, some came much
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much later. Some jazz came. But it applies to all.
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This is the same for everyone. The vision does not
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change depending on when you got yourself admitted into this church. No,
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if you are here, like I said, you are part
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and puzzle of God's plan and to be able to
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see this vision come to pass. And so we are centralized.
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In that sense, we are centralized and united in spirit.
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I think so important for us.
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To realize that all of us need to be united
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in spirit. There has to be a unity of spirit
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that takes place. There may is when we come together.
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There's a cammaraderie, there is a sameness, there is a
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uniformity in what we are doing. Start with that first,
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because it is the Holy Spirit that holds us all
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together as a glue. And I know, I know that
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many times it's not so straightforward because there are some
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things that I feel I believe in something a little
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bit different.
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You know, if you study the.
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Scriptures in efficients, it always talks about unity in spirit first,
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and then we walk towards the unity in faith because
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doctrinally there are some things that we may or may
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not fully agree on right at this very point, even
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the churches today have may have different doctrinal believes. But
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I am of the opinion that when we all die
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and we go to heaven, I'm not going to be
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distinguished by might denomination. Are you a Methodist, Are you
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a Baptist? Are you a free I really believe at
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the end of it, we will all come to the
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same unity of faith. But we start off with the
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unity of spirit and work towards the same beliefs and
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ultimately I know we will all end up in the
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same place.
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Amen.
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So this is really a vision that is for everyone.
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It's the same across the board for us here and
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Malaysia as well as our global plants. And we need
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the support of each other to get the work done.
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This is not a job.
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In which only select few people are involved in. This
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is a work that every single person here. That's why
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we call the people who come to our church partners.
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We don't call your members.
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You're not here paying a membership fee and therefore waiting
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to reap some service from the church. No, you are
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here basically saying I am a partner, I am a stakeholder.
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I am putting my hands to the plow. I'm not
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just going to be sitting on the plow hoping for
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someone else to pull me along this ride. You are saying,
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I'll put my hands to the plow and I'm going
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to plow this land together with everyone else.
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We need every.
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Single person because, like I say, all of you have
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got different gifts, different talents, different forms of labor in
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which you can offer the law. Some of you may
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speak different languages, some of you are in different industries.
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When all of us are involved in this together we
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go much further. That is the power of community that
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will get us places. If you see that, I pray
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that we will remain united, because when we remain united,
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nothing will come against us. And so what unites us
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is really the fact that we believe in this vision.
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We believe that God really does one earth as a
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church to make his glory known to the furthest ends
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of this earth, and it starts with earth making his
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glory known. Wherever we are at right now makes sense.
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We need each other.
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And then.
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The last thing that I want to just highlight some
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final thoughts, is this. I believe God is going to
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give us creativity because the scripture tells us to storm
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new wine into new wine skin and there's going to
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be I know, as a church, this is our twenty
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six year.
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A lot of times we are wondering, you know, how.
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Do we move long with the change in times. How
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do we keep the ancient of days relevant in the present.
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I want you to know this, the Lord in whom
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we worship has never changed. He remains the same yesterday, today,
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and forever more. Yes, I know we may be changing.
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We may think that some things needs some progress, which
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I agree with.
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But truth never changes.
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Truth is truth, regardless of when you hear it, whatever
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that kid, whatever epoch, or whatever century that you are at,
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that is the reality of it. But God is also
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a God who is creative. Every ounce of creativity in
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you comes from a creative God who made wonderful things
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out of nothing. So remember this. The Lord will help
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us to be creative. The Lord will help us to innovate.
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The Lord will give us new radical ideas to get
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this job done. Because he really has said right from
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the very start, he will come again one day to
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judge the living, and the day he will return to
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this earth as promised one day. And when he comes back,
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no longer will he just remain the savior of the world.
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He will come back as a judge. And so right
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now our job, our responsibility, is to tell the whole
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world that Jesus is our savior and all of us
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stand a chance to be safe from our sins by
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the Lord Jesus Christ.
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That is our role, that is our.
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Responsibility, and we've got to do this, and we are
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constantly thinking, how do we do it?
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How do we engage? Not everyone from different walks of.
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Life choose us to be a little bit different in
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the way in which we express ourself and our identity.
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I pray the Lord is going to give us that
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creativity to be able to do things that has never
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been done before if it gets the job done, as
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long as we never compromise on the truth. Let's be radical,
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let's believe. Let's be history makers. You know, sometimes now,
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the things that we are going to have to do,
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there's no reference. Sometimes we always feel that the only
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way or the only people that can do this is
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no reaching the missionaries from the west, because they are
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the ones that brought the Gospel to the furthest ends
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of the earth. No, they were bold enough, they went
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to different places, and we feel that we are not
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able to do the same.
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No, all of us.
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Our reference is the Lord Jesus Christ, which means that
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all of us have the opportunity, have the ability to
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be able to bring about this knowledge of God to
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wherever the Lord is placing us.
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Amen.
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So let's be history makers. Let's be the reference. Let's
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not just refer to others. We can be the reference.
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An starts with you making a difference wherever you are at.
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Trust me, it goes a long way. Don't plan forward
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by looking backward what we have been used to, what
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we are comfortable with. You know sometimes we read a
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lot of things. No, read a lot of references. No,
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look forward. The scripture that I want to highlight to
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us is taken from Philippines, chapter three, verses twelve to sixteen,
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and it says this, Okay, it's in your book if
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you have your booklets is there. If not, it's also
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going to be on the screen. And I'm going to
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read from the NLT. What you see is from the NKJV.
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But in the NLT it says this. I don't mean
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to say, and this is Paul talking. I don't mean
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to say that I have already achieved these things, or
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that I have already reached perfection. But I press on
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to possess that perfection for which Christ Jesus first possessed me. No,
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dear brothers and sisters, I have not achieved it. But
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I focus on this one thing forgetting the past and
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looking forward to what lies ahead. I press on to
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reach the end of the race and receive the heavenly
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prize for which God, True Christ Jesus is calling us.
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Let all who.
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Are spiritually mature agree on these things. If you disagree
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on some point, I believe God will make it plain
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to you. But we must hold on to the progress
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we have already made.
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Amen.
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You know, Paul puts in a very delightful way here
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in Philippines. And I'm going to teach a little bit
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just on this scripture is not in your notes, but
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I hope to be able to help you see something clearer. Okay,
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Paul is actually sharing a little bit about his own.
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Journey with Jesus.
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You know, Paul was actually admitting that Jesus chased after me.
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Jesus ran after me.
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Jesus came all the way to lay his hands on
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me and to possess me. And he must have done
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it for a purpose. Why in the world would Jesus
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go through all this jesz to get hold of me.
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He must have done it for something. And therefore, if
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you understand that Jesus did it for a purpose, therefore,
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even my ambition is to chase after Jesus like how
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he chased after me. We need to understand that we
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are called to press on to possess Jesus. That is
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what Paul is actually saying. We are to press on
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to take hold of him. Do you see how Paul
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is responding. He says, I'm responding this way because that
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was how Jesus first responded to me. And so ask
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yourself why Jesus got hold of you? Why why did
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he stop you in your tracks as he did? Why
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did he confront you with hi himself? And then finally
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one day we surrendered and say Lord, you are gone
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and you take over. What purpose did he have in mind?
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Ever?
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Ask yourself why you are safe? Or ask yourself know
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this whole salvation? What was it about? Is it just
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to get you into heaven? Do you think Jesus saved
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you so that you can go to heaven only? I
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don't think so. I believe he did it because he
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had something for you here on earth as well.
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So remember this.
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It is not just that he gave you a ticket
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and say no someday, I'm saving you. Right now, when
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you die, you go straight to heaven. It's not just
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merely for that. I know we can't use that. We
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will have a room and a mansion depending on what
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we do here on earth, how big the mansion is.
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But is it just because we have got a place
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ready for us.
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I believe that is only the latter.
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Part of the good news, the later part of the gospel,
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because the gospel.
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Actually begins immediately.
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If you think about it, the good news is not
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just the good news that one day we will go
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to heaven. That is the latter part of the good news,
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because you can live the good news immediately. He put
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his hands on us so that we could start living
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now and have eternal life now right now, when we
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say we believe in you, Lord, thank you for saving
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me from my sins, so that we can start living
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for him right now.
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That is the very reason why he took whole of.
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Us, and that is the very reason why we also
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need to take hold of him. Because if you understand Paul,
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and Paul in his earlier life, when he was still
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known as Saul, was a persecutor of Christians. He went around,
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he caught Christians, he called them out, he got them flogged,
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he persecuted them. He put his hands on all those Christians.
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That was what he did.
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Actually, the scripture, the words that are being used are
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quite similar.
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He chased after the Christians.
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Once upon a time, he captured them, and he makes
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sure that they got tortured. So the language is the
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same about Christ running after us and capturing us, because
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ultimately what he's declaring is this, once upon a time
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I used to run around grabbing Christians. Then the Lord
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came grabbing me. And the only difference now is that
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he's running after a different target. No longer is he
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running around Paul A Saul running around trying to persecure Christians,
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because he now has been gotten whole by of God.
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God. God.
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Whole of Saul cause him to turn blind for a moment,
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and then when the skills drop, he could see, and
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he saw with clarity the vision that the Lord has
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put in his life. And then he realized, I should
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stop going around getting whold of Christians and trying to
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put them in prison. My goal right now is to
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get whold of Christ and put Christ in me. That
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is what Paul was after, and that's why when you
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read his letters you realize that his ambition was made clear.
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He kept saying that I'm running who is it I'm
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running after? And that's why he can come up with
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statements like to live is Christ and to die is gain.
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You can't tell that he is a man of ambition,
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and a man of ambition usually has got two marks.
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The first thing is concentration, very very important for us
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to take note. And the second thing is determination. I
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want to highlight some of these things. Again, it's not
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in your notes, but as you're hearing what I have
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to say, I hope it brings and he helps to
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draw line into all that we are sharing today.
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Concentration is this. Paul was fully focused.
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Basically, he cuts out everything that is deemed irrelevant to
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his goal. He strips them off, and all of his
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life is actually geared towards this ambition that he has.
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He was a single minded person. Some of you are
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ma think single minded means he's a goal blog he's
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dumb because only one thing is no, okay, only process
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one thing and no. Single minded just means that he
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was focused, absolutely laser focused to what he had to
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do and to do that.
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You know what else.
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You need to do to be single minded and focused
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is something called forgetting.
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Forgetting, That's what the scripture is talking about.
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You see, one of the reasons why we are not
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concentrated in our living is that we remember the past
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too much. And you can remember your past failures on
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one hand, you can remember your past successes on the other,
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and both of them will confuse your concentration.
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That is the reality of it.
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Anybody looking back loses your concentration. And so you know,
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in the old days when they used to plow the land,
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they plow it with animals, either oxen or horses.
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And how they do it is they have to focus.
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They have to choose something to focus on and make
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sure that they're moving towards the focus. It could be
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a tree, it could be a scarecrow, I don't know,
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whatever it is.
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That's how they used to plow.
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It's not modern plantation nowadays, when you have machineries to
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do things like that. Back then, say, Rosie is my
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focus right now, and I'm looking at Rosie who is
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sitted right behind, and then I'm plowing the meaning you
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take your eyes off that very one thing that you
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are supposed to be looking at.
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You start plowing.
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You realize before you know, you're plowing in crooked lines.
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You look back and you realize, hey, sharks, the whole
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plantation it looks it will look You look and that's
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the reality of it.
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It will look zig zac.
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And so concentration demands that you forget the things that
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are behind. And you may have some have had some
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terrible failures as a believer, all of us have had
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in our Christian work, in our race, in this Christian life.
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You may have made some terrible mistakes. Forget them, because
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God has as soon as you have mentioned it to God,
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and you say, Lord, forgive me my shortcomings, as I
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forgive the shortcomings of others as well. As soon as
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you have mentioned it to him, and you forgive others,
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God has forgiven you and forgotten your past.
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You know how powerful that is.
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But years sometimes we find it the most difficult thing
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to do, not just forgetting the past mistakes, but forgetting
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the successes to those things that did well.
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Forget them as well.
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Or else you will live in them and you will
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rest on them. So really, sometimes we just need to
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let go of the past achievements as well. What is
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done is done. All glory belongs to God ultimately, you know.
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Imagine if you are running a race, and if you
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are a runner, I don't know, a marathon runner or
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maybe a slightly long distance runner. Five thousand meters ten
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thousand meters. If you keep on looking backwards to all
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the milestones that you have ran, you will lose time
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and you will lose focus. But what they are always
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doing is they're keeping their eyes actually focused on the
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finishing line.
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A heat look for so even your past successes.
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And that's why Paul is someone who can write in
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other places, in other letters, he's saying that even my righteousness,
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Lord counts for nothing their ranks. You know, sometimes we
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sing our praises too much. We think that we are righteous,
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but nothing right that we have done to have caused
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us to deserve to be safe. We are saved ultimately
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by God's grace and his mercy, and dead alone. And
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so this is what we need to remember. Forget everything
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that lays behind, and keep going for the goal. That
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was what Paul was doing, and he wants us to
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do the same thing.
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Amen.
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The second thing is this Paul was so determined. So
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not just concentration, but he was very determined. You know,
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every muscle, every sinew in his body was stretched. And
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you can try to imagine that. Sometimes I imagine, actually
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I don't. I go to the gym and I watch
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the two girls training. It's hard work. It's a lot
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of effort. They have to stretch first, they have to
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push their limits. They have to keep breaking personal boundaries.
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You know, that's before them. Everything is tends up. They're sweating,
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they're straining every nerve until you feel that Sometimes I
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don't know whether they're going they will.
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Collapse or you know, but they keep going. They keep going.
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Basically, Paul is helping us see the picture of an athlete,
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and all of us, I don't care no matter how
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unhealthy we are. We are called to be athletes for Christ,
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and that means that we need to be disciplined.
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I know, I know sometimes well, but it's so hard.
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I know it's hard.
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That's why the leven, the discipline that we were talking about,
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the leaven is needed. We need to make ourselves wake
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up earlier to do our quiet time with the loan.
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We need to make sure that we keep ourselves healthy
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so that we can serve the Lord in the long run.
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You know, that is what an athlete does. We keep going,
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we keep pushing. And God called Paul to a life
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that was much higher than the life that he was living.
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And Paul knew that he had to run for it.
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He knew that he would not have it in this
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world until he went all out for it. And so
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Paul was saying that he is flat out all the
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way to the finishing line. That is what we do
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as athletes. We go flat out all the way, give
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our best to God and only our best.
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And I tell you what is the mark of a
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matured believer.
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The mark of a matured believer, The mark that truly
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shows that we are growing as a Christian is actually
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this satisfaction that means we are dissatisfied. We want we
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see right now. It is actually the mark of a
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true athlete as well. And athlete is never one that says, oh,
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and I don't think my hand. I will say, okay,
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I think I hit the tay and I'll stop. I'll
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stop here. No, because the fact is they're dissatisfied. They
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want to keep breaking the boundaries. They want to keep
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breaking their personal best. You know, they want to break
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the personal best or the best in the next week category,
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the next higher category.
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That is what athletes do every effort.
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As they get nearer to the goal, the more they
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will say that is not good enough. I'm going to
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try even harder, and how true it is of Christians,
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because the more you have progressed and the more mature
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you are, the more you will say, and not just say,
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but believe, I still have a long way to go.
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I have not arrived yet.
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You see, many times, no in our Christian journey, in
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our Christian world, the meaning we get safe, we think
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that I've arrived when essentially we have only just started
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our journey. Don't succumb to the whole idea that I
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have already arrived at the start of the very journey.
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Remind yourself that we still have a long way to go,
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and we need to go on and do it well.
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And we can only do that if we are focused
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and concentrated. We can only do that when we are
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fully determined to do that. We can only do that
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well if we are dissatisfied and where we are at,
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so that we can keep striving to ultimately try for God.
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Amen.
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That is what Philippines chapter three is essentially telling us.
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And I want to encourage us to have that in mind.
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And so you know, as a church, we are not
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here to tell you how to run your entire business,
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how to run your entire life, but we want to
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tell you how you should run God's business, how you
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should do it, at least in his house.
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He's in the mirror family.
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You know, here in church, what we bring and what
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we offer up, just like in the past. You know,
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they used to bring to the storehouses a portion of
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their first fruit, a portion of their belonging the ten percent.
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They bring it to the storehouse, they bring it to
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the priest, and it is a priest that administers this
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portion the ninety percent. You all have to continue to
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discipline yourself to do what is right in God's eyes.
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But as a church, and the church is really a
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place not just for prayer. Yes, it is the house
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of God and the house of prayer for the nations,
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but the church is also a place of discipleship. And
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so we are here together to administer discipleship together. That
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is what the church is doing, and that's what we
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are going to really be focusing on from here on.
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Laser focus is what we need to do.
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And so how.
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Can we be successful in fulfilling this vision? We will
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be if we make disciples. We have to make disciples.
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All of us can make disciples because it is a
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mandate that is given to every single believer go there
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for and make disciples of every nation, tongue, and tribe.
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So all of us need to follow Christ so that
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others can follow us.
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That is how we continue to grow the church. That
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is how.
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Discipleship takes place. And here in X we've been talking
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about doing it, doing it in smaller groups, and that's
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going to be okay.
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I want us to know.
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You know, sometimes we feel how to grow and we
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are small, but we deliberately made ourselves small. We were
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once upon a time one big church in one location,
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but today we are small churches in many different locations.
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And I tell you what the difference is. We get
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to reach out to more people, We get to disciple
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more people.
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We get to see.
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More leaders being raised up to lead different church plans.
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We get to hear different preachers raised up so that
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more will have the courage to speak and to preach
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and to.
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Teach God's word.
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Small is what the Lord has given us because small
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and by being small, we are able to involve all.
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And ultimately, I want you to know, ultimately we are
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still big because when we come back together from time
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to time to celebrate, like our anniversary, everyone coming back
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from all the different continents, from all different parts of
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the Klang Valley, congregating. That is who we are and
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how the Lord has been growing us as a church.
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And so we want us to remember small. Don't have
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to think so big. Sunless you are thinking, oh, how
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do I achieve success with this vision? No, I need
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a church of thousands of people in one location. Norm
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start with your cell groups, start with your homes, Start
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with your small groups in your office place, you know,
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start with praying with someone in your campuses. There is
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so many things in which you can actually initiate small
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and I want to encourage us to do that, don't
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you know? Some of you may travel, some of you
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may not have permanent work in one particular location. Ask
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the Lord for creativity and how I can be effective,
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because I believe no matter how much you travel, you
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will still see people on a regular basis. Sometimes you
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will see saying people on a regular basis. Many of
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them don't know who Jesus is. Pray for an opportunity
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and pray for creativity on how to engage them. You know,
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you could be constantly flying and I don't know, maybe
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you're seeing or you're purchasing your tickets from the same place.
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You're seeing the same stewards. I don't know, think of something,
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ask the Lord, Lord, show me what needs to be done,
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and then we need to plant churches on every street. Again,
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we don't just plant churches per se, because sometimes when
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we say plant churches, we are like, wow, we need
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to do our due diligions. We need to go and
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make sure that we have got enough resources. When we
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talk about planting churches, we are essentially talking about planting disciples,
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planting people who believe, because it is the disciple that
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builds the church. It is the disciples that make up
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the church. And so when we plan disciples, ultimately what
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we're doing is we are producing leaders. So as we
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are discipling others, what we can do is ultimately put
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them where the Lord is wanting them to be and
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see them rise up as leaders thereafter. So when we
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plan a disciple, a church comes forth, a community is
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then blessed, and the nation is changed. That is how
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the Lord has been showing it to us all this war.
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If X is your family, if you are part of
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this church, it doesn't matter whatever past mistakes you have made.
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It actually also doesn't matter the present mistakes that you
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are making right now, repent. God has always given us
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the opportunity to repent and to say, Lord, I want
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to turn it around. And Lord, there is still so
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much a hete of us. There is still so many
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who have yet to know you. And how do we
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see this vision of the glory of God being made
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known to the whole white world. Well, it starts with
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me reaching someone, one person at a time, you know,
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Jesus says, and he reminds us. With men it is impossible,
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but with God, all things are possible. And he says,
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follow me, and I will make you fishes of men.
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God is going to enable us. And you know, what
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is it that we really need? And this was a
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reminder to all of us as Fastor was sharing as well,
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because he's saying he told us this. Look, whenever you
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want to go fishing, you need to have bait, bait,
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you know, something to load it all in.
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And God did not leave us alone as fishermen. He didn't.
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He didn't say, oh, I will make you fishes of men,
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or are your chow.
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Uh, you're on your own right now. No, Actually, it
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says I have to live, but after I leave I
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will leave behind with you the Holy Spirit. You know
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what the bait is is the power of God in
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our lives. Is the power of God manifests in our lives.
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It's called the supernatural. It's called the anointing. It's called
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the signs and wonders and the miracles. It's called the
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healings and the deliverance. And that's why in the Gospel
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of Mankin says that signs and wonders actually follows the
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preaching of the world.
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Imagine that. Imagine that with me.
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And that's why whatever that you're doing, if you're just
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praying for someone, believe that God can do a wonderful
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miracle in that person's life. Because ultimately, how we end
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the Lord's prayer is for yours is the Kingdom, the power,
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and the glory forever and ever. You see, the Kingdom
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comes first, but then God gives us the power and
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it all goes back to God for his glory.
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Yours is the Kingdom. Well, how the Kingdom comes.
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The Kingdom will come when the power of God is
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made manifest in the lives of every believer. The Kingdom
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of God is already here. It arrives when Jesus came
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into this world and established his reign here on earth.
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Even though we still acknowledge and we still know that
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it is the prince of this world is still the devil,
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and the scriptures affirms that. But yet the Kingdom of
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Heaven has already arrived, is not fully completed, but it
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has a arrived, which means that we are able to
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experience God's kingdom here on earth, which means that we
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are able to experience a little bit of heaven here
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on earth. Right now, have Heaven manifested in and through
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your ministry by being dependent on the Holy Spirit. And
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I tell you what, that is going to be one
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of the very most powerful things that will help people
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see and acknowledge that God is truly who he is.
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Where would everything go back to? Well, ultimately the glory
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goes back to God.
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Amen.
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And so the issue has all's been this that we
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lack confidence?
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And how do you feel? You know? Sometimes you know
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when you hear the testimony.
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One of the reasons why we have testimonies about what
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God is doing in the lives of different ones is
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to actually encourage us to give us the confidence that
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a prayer works. Do you know I'm being involved in
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the hour of prayer for too long. Now every Tuesday,
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you know, we take time or weather. There are many
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people who participates, a few people that participate. We will
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still be there, ever, ready to pray for different ones.
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And every week without feel there are people who will
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come in and share their different prayer is. And as
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we pray, we are praying by faith because the Lord
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again reminds us that faith as small as a master's
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seed can move mountains.
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So it's not so much how big our faith is.
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Sometimes we are only wanting to wait until we have
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big faith, then we will start praying.
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But that's not how God works.
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God is saying that if you have little faith, exercise
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that faith, because small faith can do wonderful things. Small
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faith can do big things that in itself is the miracle,
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that in itself is the wonder And that's why when
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sometimes we hear a testimony of God's healing, you know
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it's not you. You know, it's not even the person who
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has pray. You know, it's God that has made all
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things possible. But it is initiated through our obedience in
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exercising little faith. So many times I know we all
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have this lack of confidence in us. Sometimes when we pray,
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it's like I don't know what anything is going to happen.
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You know, when we call you out for prayer, sometimes
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we don't even come because we don't know if there's
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going to be any change in our lives. But I
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want you to remember and realize this God is working
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in our lives. We just need to be faithful and obedient,
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exercise the little faith that you have and see Him
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work and see Him do wonderful miracles in us. You know,
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sometimes we struggle in ministry because we lack the confidence,
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and confidence usually comes from results, because we are one
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thing to see results before we think we can do it.
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And that is one of the reasons why we are
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saying and that's why and the reasons why we have testimonies,
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because testimonies are out there to show us that it
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can be done, and God wants to do it in
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and through each and every one of us.
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Amen.
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And so I pray that the confidence of the Lord
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will be upon each and every one of us. That means,
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don't think that I don't have the words. I stutter
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when I pray. I'm always struggling with words, you know,
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do you think God only hears those with tremendous, immense vocabulary.
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I don't think so.
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He hears those who will exercise their little faith and
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see wonderful things come to pass. You see, confidence is
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something that's very, very important. And so you know, as
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you look at the table, and there's a table in
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your notebook, okay, and I think there's a table here
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as well, it says this conviction comes with revival.
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And you know what our team for this year is revival.
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When we are revived in our hearts, then we will
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be convicted to do what is right. Because essentially this
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is the position that we are in today. The position
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that we are in today is we have the chance
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to do what is right. Once upon a time we
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had no chance to do what is right because once
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upon a time, before we knew who God was, all
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of us were condemned, all of us tand no chance.
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We stood no chance in knowing who He is. But
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when we put our faith and our hope in Christ Jesus,
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what happens is his righteousness is clothed upon us. That
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is what is called as the imputation of righteousness. And
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then the impartation of righteousness also takes place. Basically, God's
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righteousness is what convicts our heart now and it comes
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when we are revived conviction. And then it goes on
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to say this clarity comes with revelation. You know, until
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it is revealed, we will not be clear as to
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what we are supposed to do. That is why we
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endeavored to bring the whole church through this whole unpacking
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the Vision series, because we wanted to bring the revelation
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of God's word to his church. This is what we
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are supposed to do. This is our responsibility.
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Now. No one can say I don't know what ex
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church believes in.
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I think we just come here every sent day, clap hands,
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go back, and that's it. No, there's more to it
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than that. Clarity comes with revelation, and the revelation is this. Ultimately,
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we want to see the glory of our Lord Jesus
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Christ made known throughout this earth as the waters covers
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the sea.
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Amen.
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And then confidence comes with results, salvations, healings, signs, and wonders.
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You know, results don't just happens, It happens when we saw.
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Because what you saw ultimately is what you will reap.
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And that is why we keep encouraging us. You know
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how you want to build your confidence, You start by
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doing it one step at the time. You know, I
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don't know whether for Mayra and Hannah they straight away
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we're confident that they could do what they are doing
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right now in terms of powerlifting, But it started with
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someone putting and encouraging them and say that, try one
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step at the time, one live at the time, try
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a life, wait first, and then slowly it helps to
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build their confidence as they realize I am able to
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lift this, and then they will determined to keep on going,
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to keep on pushing themselves.
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That is so important.
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And then it goes on to say courage comes with resolve,
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conquer comes with reliance, celebration comes with reward, and so
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confident leaders, confident leaders, well, remember this, conviction always leads
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to clarity. When we are convinced in our hearts, we
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are clear in our heads. If you are convinced that
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this is the right thing to do, then you are
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not clouded in your head. You know where you are
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supposed to hate too. You know the direction that we
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are all going. You know what we are supposed to do.
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Clarity then leads to confidence. Confidence will give you courage.
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Courage will then cause you to be able to take
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ground for the Lord to be able to conquer. And ultimately,
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whenever we conquer one at the time when we conquer,
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it always leads to celebration. You know, the day when
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you conquer sin was the day in which you celebrated,
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and you rejoice because you know no longer am I
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now a slave to sin. Now I am set free.
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And I know for some of us we are still
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along this journey. But you know what God wants to
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set us free from sin as well. He doesn't want
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us to remain slave to sin. He wants you to
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conquer so that ultimately you will celebrate him.
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Amen.
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One John five, verse fourteen says, Now, this is the
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confidence that we have in him, that if we ask
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anything according to his will, he hears us. And so
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let us know what God's will is. Knowing God's will
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is what will give us confidence. And God's will, I
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assure you, is that everyone will come to know who
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he is, that all may know that is what he
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wants us to do. We don't have confidence because of
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the lack of results, but let's pray that the results
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will come as we begin to sow one step at
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the time. Pre Believers struggle with conviction. That means, before
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you believe, once upon a time, all of us did
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not believe in Jesus, and therefore we will not convince
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as to what we are doing is right or wrong.
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But when you start believing, God is not gray, God
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is not arbitrary. He is certain, and He is either
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going to tell you this is right or this is wrong.
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Pre Believe us struggle with conviction. Believe us, on the
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other hand, struggle with confidence confidence, and so I want
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to encourage believer us try God one at the time.
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That's why we encourage you to come for prayer service,
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because when you hear the testimonies, you be encouraged. And
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then as you are praying for different needs, as you're
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praying for different ones, as you're praying even for yourself
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corporately or individually, you see God move and work wonderful miracles.
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You know, I've been praying I've got some stones in
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my kidney. It's been with me for many years. John
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sells drugs, and that's why he's like, let me get
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rid of it for you by selling you some drugs.
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But the reality is, you know, on my knees. Every
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day I'm praying and I'm declaring God, I believe that
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this thing that has been in me for the past
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ten years, I want to believe that it will diminish
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and disappear.
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You know, two weeks ago, I went for my annual checkup.
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Every year I would check, because there was checked to
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see if he's still there, is it growing? If it's
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growing means I know my sodium content is very, very high.
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And so this doctor, you know, he opens the results
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and he's like, he he's gone, ready now. So of
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course I was like, HALLI Louiah praised a lot, all
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those prayers. No, Lord, every day I've been praying for
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the past ten years, He's gone. Then, so I again
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I took it as me off, maybe little fay, because
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because he's been there for such a long time, I
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kept asking him, are you sure it's still there? Are
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you sure he's still there? And there he was, checking
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all the reports, checking all the reports, and then.
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After he's like, oh, no, she is still there.
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They're like so honestly, the first thing that came to
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my mind is maybe he really wasn't there, and my
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doubt made it come out.
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I okay, but of course.
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He So I did rejoice momentarily, and then he did
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tell me after he says it's it's there, but he's
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getting smaller, and I still rejoice. And I told myself,
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you know, next year, when I come out, I'm just
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gonna believe he's gone. And he tells me it's gone.
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I'm just gonna take the report and go home. Ah.
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But you see, it takes. It's about building confidence. We
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believer us. Sometimes we struggle with the confidence, even in
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our own prayers. So I want to encourage us, believe
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us be confident in the Lord. Leaders struggle with courage.
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But I pray that the Lord is the one that
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is going to make us strong and courageous. And that's
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why Joshua continue to conquer lends, because the Lord made
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him strong and courageous.
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We are not alone.
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We are in this together, leaders, partners, we are all
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in this together. And thank God that He has given
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us his Holy Spirit. We are not alone. We have
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the Holy Spirit with us. And so that's why in Zacharia,
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he says, not by not by power, but by my spirit,
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says the Lord. Luke chapter eleven, he says that if
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a human asks for something from his parent. You know
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the parent will give the best to their human child.
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What more, those who actually ask God for the Holy Spirit,
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you think God is going to hold something good from
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your life. No, And so I pray that we will
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desire more of the Holy Spirit. Because I tell you why,
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I believe with all my heart that our daily break
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is the Holy Spirit. Daily you wake up say good morning,
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Holy Spirit, thank you for being so real in my life.
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And I pray and I acknowledge that nothing I have
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done to deserve the Holy Spirit in my life. You see,
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the Holy Spirit, whether it's the gift of the Holy
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Spirit that is the Holy Spirit in our lives, or
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the gifts of the Holy Spirit, they are all grace gifts.
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That means you did not do anything to deserve the
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Holy Spirit. Neither did you do anything to deserve the
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gifts and the gift things that the Holy Spirit empowers
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us with. It is not by our merriage. It is
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ultimately because of His mercy. His mercy and his grace
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is what it is why we we have the Holy
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Spirit in our lives. And so we just need to
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be grateful and desire for the Holy Spirit in our lives. Lord,
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we need the Holy Spirit daily. Ask for the Holy Spirit.
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That will be your daily break to keep you going.
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Because the Holy Spirit with us, we will know what
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to say, we will have the confidence to say, and
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we will be able to see this vision come to pass.
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Amen.
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Amen, you know there's some scriptural reference here and continue.
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Go ahead, read it, Luke, Chapter four, eighteen to nineteen.
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The Spirit of the Lord is upon me because he
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has anointed me to push the Gospel to the poor.
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He has sent me to heal the broken heart, to
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proclaim liberty to the captives, and recovery of sight to
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the blind, to set at liberty those who are prayers,
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to proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord. This is
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what Jesus pronounced right before he started his ministry.
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Think about it.
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He was making reference to the Book of Isaiah, that's
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where this scripture comes from, and he's saying that the
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Spirit of the Lord is upon me. You think Jesus
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needed the Holy Spirit, which of course they're all one,
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but Jesus needed the Holy Spirit in him as well
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when he was walking this earth. Do you think we
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don't need the Holy Spirit. I'm telling you we need
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the Holy Spirit because the Holy Spirit is our daily brain.
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And so let's continue to prophesy, because when the Holy
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Spirit is with us and in us, we will continue
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to prophesy First Corinthians. He says this, but if all
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prophesy and an unbeliever or an uninformed person comes in,
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he is convinced by all. He is convicted by all,
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and thus the secrets of his hearts are revealed, and
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so falling down on his face, he will worship God
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and report that God is truly among you. Even in prophesying,
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an unbeliever can be safe. You know, Prophesying is a
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very very powerful thing. Prophesying is the work of the
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Holy Spirit. Let us continue to prophesy life. Let us
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continue to prophesy hope. Let us continue to prophesize salvation.
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Let us not go and say I don't think all
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will know because it's such a big task.
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Not this whole world will not be able to know Jesus.
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But you know, the scripture says it's only when the
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world knows Jesus that he will written. And if you
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don't want him to tarry, that we need to fulfill
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our part prophesy, hope, prophesize salvation. Prophesied that indeed all
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may know whether all respond. That is not your job,
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that is not my job. But we need to prophesy
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who God is to this world. They need to hear
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the words of the Lord, because there will come, and
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there already is a femine in the land. And this
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is a femine of God's words. It's in Amos. The
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Old Testament has prepared us for this. Let ex church
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never be a place where the femine of the Word
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is happening. Let Us always be a church that is prophetic.
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Let us always be a word that preaches God's word.
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Let us always be a church that declares God's word,
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because not just by paying it lip service, but the
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fact that we are leaving his word out. That is
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what we are called to do, to live in the
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now and to live.
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Out His word. Amen. So whatever we have shared is
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the vision.
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You can see it, you can imagine it, you can
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think about it. Now I pray that you will speak it.
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Vision comes first, proclamation comes thereafter. Vision comes first. Declaration
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comes thereafter. Now, start to talk about it, start to preach,
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start to declaretar to suggest, start to proclaim, talk about it.
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Don't talk about it negatively. Talk about it with hope.
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You may be a campus student, if you're doing small
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groups in your campuses, and it may be just so small. Sometimes,
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continue to believe that as the word of God is
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being declared and prophesied, knowledge and wisdom will come upon
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more and more people, and ultimately we will see that
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God's vision can eventually come to pass.
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What shall we begin with.
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Let's begin with this purpose every day prophesy our purpose
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to the Lord. That means, tell God, God, I know
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very clearly what I'm supposed to do. I want to
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continue to go ahead. I want to be able to
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understand what your priorities are for me, because your kingdom
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will come and your will will be done, and we
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are just the conduits of that happening. I'm going to
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invite the band. I'm done. We are not alone. We
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need God's power. So continue to hang on to God's
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power in our lives. We need God's diet, we need
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his daily break, we need to continue tiding, and we
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need the leaven. Prophesy God's blessing. Don't prophesy failure. Don't
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think that I am not able to do this. No,
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it's all this is so lofty. No, we can do it.
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Praise him. As you continue to praise him, I assure
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you he will inhabit the praises of his people. You
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want more of God in your life, learn to praise him,
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learn to give thanks to Him more. And then keep
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passing this on, keep passing it on, keep passing it on,
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because God is going to do a wonderful thing in
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this church. True, every one of the bad partners who
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put their hands to the plow.
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Amen.
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You know, sometimes we wonder as one church, where we
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are at what can we possibly do? And I want
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you to know, and I want to just teach, very
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very quickly. Give me five minutes to teach on this
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leaven eleven in relation to the Kingdom of God. What
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can we do to make it count? You see, a
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bit of leaven sprays right through the door, right, just
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a little bit, a little bit of year sprays right
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through the door.
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And this is some truths.
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If you study the scriptures, these are some truth that
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Jesus has taught us. First truth is this, the Kingdom
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of God comes to our earth from outside the earth.
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It didn't start from inside. It has come here. It
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has been put into our society. It doesn't spring from
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mankind because no human can build the Kingdom of God.
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That is the reality of it. It is beyond our
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human capacity to do so. We cannot build Heaven, we
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cannot build the new Earth. We have tried again and
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again to create a new world for our children, but
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the reality is we can't do it.
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It has come from outside.
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You see, the Kingdom of God has been put in
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as like the seed of a mustard is put into
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the soil, and as the years has been put into
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the door.
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That is what the Kingdom of God. That is what
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the leaven is.
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You see, when Jesus came to our planet, the Kingdom
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of God was being planted into our society, put in.
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The soil, put in the door. That is what happened.
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And so the Kingdom of God works from the inside,
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and that is why it is largely unnoticed. You see,
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when you put a seed in the ground, you don't
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go and then sit down in the ground and wait
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for it to grow, because it takes forever sometimes I
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mean not forever, but it won't be something that's immediately.
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You don't see it immediately because growth is slow and
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no one will just be there e waiting for it.
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I never seen anyone standing and watching a plant grow.
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They may notice it gets a little bit bigger, a
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little bit bigger, But it's not a sensational thing. It's
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not straight a boom bam. But sometimes we operate only
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when things are sensational. But when you do, the Kingdom
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of God works inside. The seed is working in the soul,
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the yeast is working in the door, invisibly working inside.
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But nevertheless, the potential is enormous. Nothing we can do
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to stop or arrest is development. The third thing is
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this Christianity. You can't stop from spreading, even if you
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are the most aloof and I don't care about anything
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I'm telling you, you can't stop it from spreading, just
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like you can't stop the sun from rising.
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And the fourth thing is this.
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The spray may not be very spectacular, and that's the
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reality of it. No one will stop and look. But
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every now and again you may notice that something has changed.
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But it's almost so imperceptible to the world that it
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is always longing for sensation. See, the world is always
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longing for hype. We want success, We want people to
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give their lives to Jesus in the drones. Sometimes when
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we don't see it, we think is not happening. Sometimes
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we look at people who can bend spoons and we
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are more attracted to that than a change life. That
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is the reality. No people will go and watch someone levitate,
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but they will never go and watch someone preach the gospel.
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Because the world is looking.
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For sensation, does not realize the Kingdom of God is growing.
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They don't notice it. They don't want to notice it.
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But lives are being changed. I assure you the world
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is not interested and doesn't notice because it is like
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a seed that is growing. It is like the yeast
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that is inside the door ef The beginning was a
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handful of men, and once upon a time Jesus walked
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along the river or the sea of Galilee, and he
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called a handful of no bodies that became somebody who
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turned this world right side up.
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That's what Jesus did. Today.
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It is a multitude, a huge number, and finance this.
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One day the kingdom will be complete. You see the yeast.
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When elevens elevens the whole lump of dough, the master
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seed will grow and it will keep on growing until
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it becomes the biggest, most glorious tree, bearing the most
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fruit The Kingdom of God will go on growing and
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spreading until God has everybody he wants in it, until
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people from every kindred tribe tang are sitting down in
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the kingdom, until the nations have come from the east, west,
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north and south and have sat with Abraham, Isaac, Jacob
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and all the prophets. I believe in that with all
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my heart. It will happen. Do you find that exciting?
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Because I do. It is great to know that this
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is the only kingdom that is like this. Of course,
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it is not spectacular as things that are happening around
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this world.
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No.
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Sometimes revolutions and parties overthrowing one party after the other
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is what excites us. But I tell you this, political
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parties will come to pass, it will be forgotten. All
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these things were. Eventually, revolutions will vanish. But I tell
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you this, the Kingdom of God will remain. So the
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question for us ex church, is this are we going
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to be a part of it?
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Let's stand.
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this week is going to be a good week. I
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hit for you.
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God bless