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Getting out of being stuck | Pr Ronson
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You're listening to a message to go from axt church.
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We hope this message will light up your day.
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I have a very short word for us. It's very
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dangerous when a pastor say short, because you went up
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to be a very long message, but I hope to
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keep it within time frame. Today, as I was preparing
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for this message, a word came to me, and the
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word is stuck. Stuc k stuck. This word came to
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me on a Friday, and the burden became behavior on Saturday.
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The word stuck. I guess in our life we have
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been in a situation where we felt stuck. We have
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been in a situation where we are expected to make
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a decision but we are just delaying the decision, or
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we are just procrastinating because we feel stuck. Or sometimes
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in our career we feel stuck. In life, we feel stuck.
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Feeling stark is a very I can't describe the emotion
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trying to find a word to it. Feeling stuck basically
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feels the word I'm stuck, right, Yeah, it feels like that.
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It's like you want to progress, but you're not sure,
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and you feel that you're not growing, and you feel
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that you're in a place where you're just stagnant. You're
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just going through the motion daily they are the word
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is you're just existing and consuming oxygen day by day
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without having that sense of purpose. And it's not a
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good place to be in, if we're really truthful with ourselves,
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it's not a good place to be in. So, if
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you are in a position where you are stuck, I
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believe that today the Lord wants to minister to you.
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If you have your Bible, you can turn to the
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Book of First Kings. We're going to take the reading
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from chapter eighteen, First Kings. There was a king in Israel.
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His name was Ahab And for those of you who
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read your Bible, you will know that when you think
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about it, aheap, there will be another character you most
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likely wild think about, who is Jezebel ahep was known
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as a spineless king, a king where he didn't know
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how to lead his nation, a king who didn't know
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how to lead the nation. To the Lord, you must
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understand that when the children of Israel came out of Egypt,
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the Lord commanded them not to take foreign wives. Now
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there's nothing wrong with foreign wife, but what is wrong
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is that the Lord says that when they take in
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foreign life, their hearts will go astray. They will then
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worship other gods, forsaking the very same God who have
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delivered them out of Egypt. So Jezebel was a foreign wife,
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Ahap took her in, and true enough, AHAP's heart groogle
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turned from the Lord and turned to idle worship, turn
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to the gods of bales. And ja Zebel was in
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essence having a stronger influence over Ahap. And because of that,
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the entire nation of Israel gave their hearts to idolatry worship,
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which the Lord himself said is forbidden and is against
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the commandment of the Lord. They are not supposed to
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worship idols, they are not supposed to worship things that
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represents God, but they have decided to do so simply
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because the King allowed it. Jezebel was also a wicked person.
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How wicked she killed all the prophets of the Lord.
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In a modern day context, if you have a king
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in this land, your pastor most likely will be murdered
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first before all of you. It was dead serious. So
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because of that situation, God sent judgment to the nation
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of Israel. God sent a drought. Maybe it's harvest. We
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are so blessed we have never experienced a drought before.
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But staying in Slangor, I had my fair share of
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water carts many years ago. It was so bad that
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you can imagine in a land called Malaysia, I needed
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to pick up water from the rain because what started
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from three days water cart ended up to be one week.
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I think longer. Drought is a time where waters are scars,
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rivers were drawing up. And for three and a half
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years back then, they were all living in drought because
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God sent the judgment to the nation. And when you
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think about Ahm, you probably would have thought about Elijah,
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a prophet that God had raised up to bring his
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word to the nation of Israel, to bring his word
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to the king. And when you think of Elijah, you
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would think about this famous mountain called Mount Carmel, where
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Elijah confronted four hundred or four hundred and fifty of
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the prophets of bail. So this is the context of
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First Kings chapter eighteen. And when he first confronted the
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king and the people, Elijah asked him a very profound question,
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which is in verse twenty one. And Elijah came to
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all the people and said, how long will you falter
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between two opinions? If the Lord is God, follow him,
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but if bail follow him? But the people answered him
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not a word. Here you have a nation who was
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probably stuck as well. They couldn't make up their mind
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whether to follow God wholeheartedly or to follow Bow. That's
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why they couldn't give an answer. Probably in your day
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to day conversation, when you have conversation with people, when
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they are indecisive or they couldn't make an answer, it
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is an indicator that they are most likely stuck or
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they're still finding the answer, they're still finding their way.
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But in this context, there was no reason for the
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children of Israel to be stuck to begin with, because
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clearly they knew who God was. Clearly the story of
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their deliverance, the commandments of the Lord was passed down
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to them from generation to generation. Essentially, they have a
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choice to make, and their choice is to follow God.
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But they chose not too. You see, the drought here
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sometimes can be a symbolic of a spiritual drought in
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our life. We are blessed as a nation, we don't
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go through drought. But if you reflect the time when
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you're stuck. Was there a spiritual drought in your life
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where you felt God was far away from you, where
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the things of God, his word, his community no longer
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becomes your priority. And we begin to stray away from
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the very thing that can save us. We begin to
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stray away from the very thing that we need. So
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when Elijah confronted the prophets of Bail, what did he do?
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He said, choose for yourself about and I will select
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a bull, and we will call out to our gods.
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The god who answers by fire, he is the true God.
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So the prophets of Bayel what they did. They laid
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the bull, They call on the Lord, I mean the
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air gods from morning all the way to afternoon, and
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nothing happened. They begin to cut themselves, hoping that the
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God of Bail will answer them, and Elijah began to
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bomb them. Perhaps your God is slipping, Maybe you should
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cry out louder. So obviously bel didn't answer it. Elijah
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didn't say, bring me the bull. Cut the bull. The
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very first thing Elijah did was he repaired back the
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altar of the Lord, and by signifying the unity in Israel,
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he put up twelve stones that represented that repaired altar.
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Put the bull, And you must understand, in a time
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of draft, water is precious. What Elijah did he asked
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them to pour water on the sacrifice. It's like a
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double offering. To me, I will interpret it. It's like
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you put a bull and you put on something even
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more precious, which is water. Or it could also be
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some people say that it's to show to the people
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that the God who answers by fire will consume even
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this water. So you call on the name of the Lord,
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and we know God answered by fire. It was when
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the people finally repented that the rain came in verse
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forty five. Now it happened in the meantime that the
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sky became black with clouds and wind, and there was
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a heavy rain. So when I was just preparing the
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scripture and reading it, time of refreshing can only come
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when one truly repent before God. Had the people not
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repented back then, I believe the rain would not come.
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So whenever you are stuck, you got to ask yourself,
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am I with God? Or am I away from God?
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Because the very first step we should do is to
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always abide in God. Spiritual drop also can mean we
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try to do a lot of things, hoping that by
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doing these things it will satisfy us, only to find
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that there will always be that droughtiness, there will always
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be that emptiness, yiness. So the people of Israel back
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then needs to make a choice. If you believe in God,
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follow him likewise. Today God is challenging you and me
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if we were to believe him wholeheartedly, follow him holeheartedly.
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There is a contemporary saying, right, if Jesus is not
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Lord of all, he is not lord at all. In
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other words, he cannot just be your lord on a Sunday.
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Where on Sunday we come to church, we worship him,
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we pray, and from a Monday to Saturday we neglect him.
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When we want to make decisions in our life. We
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do not factor in his counsel through his word. We
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do not factor in Godly counsel. And it's always a challenge.
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I can tell you to live a life that is
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surrendered before God and to follow him whoheartedly. Why because
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the world that we lived in is often filled with temptation,
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things that appears to be good, but it's not godly.
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But yet God has always called his people to pursue Godliness.
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So if you're in a situation where you often struggle
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with the tension between what is worldly and what is godly,
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it only tells me and here that we are only human.
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There will always be the challenge. Remember, Paul says, the
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flesh will always war against the spirit, and the spirit
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against the flesh. What we should not do and do
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not want to do. We ended up doing what we
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should do, we ended up not doing. So the struggle
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to choose between God and the world is very very real.
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James chapter one versus one to it, I must say
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that in the rule that a had had, the nation
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was supposed to be prospering, but they were in. They
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were in. So it tells us that without God, without
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being faithful to God, sometimes our enduver will not prosper.
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Why I say sometimes is because people can still prosper,
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but prosperity without God in the picture will often lead
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into a form of emptiness. So in James Chapter one
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Versus one to eight, he says, my brethren counted all
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joy when you fall into various trials knowing that the
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testing of your faith produces patient Where now faith is tested,
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it just means that God is looking for something in us,
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and one of it is patient. But let patient have
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its perfect work, that you may be perfect and complete,
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lacking nothing. If any of you lacks wisdom, let him
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ask of God, who gives to all liberally and without reproach,
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and it will be given to him. Many of us
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needs wisdom to make decisions. The wisdom of God is
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the key that will unlocked us from being stuck. If
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you are in a situation where you need wisdom from God,
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the Bible tells us that we should ask of Him
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and he will give it to us liberally. But there
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is a condition. Always remember that when we ask of God,
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inasmuch as he is an unconditional God, but to leave
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out his principles, there is always a condition. Please do
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not fall to this part where God is all about grace. Yes,
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he is one hundred percent grace, but yet he is
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also one hundred percent righteous. So there's a principle if
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we want wisdom. In verse six, it says, but let
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him ask in faith without doubting. For he who doubts
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it is like a wave of the sea driven and
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toss by the wind. For let not that man suppose
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that he will receive anything from the Lord. He is
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a double minded man, unstable in all his ways. So
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when we ask wisdom from God, we must not doubt.
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Have you been in a platform where it is unstable.
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Let's say you're floating somewhere, or you sat on a
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board and there's no control. Or you probably have seen
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objects that have been floating. They don't know where they
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are going, They're just going by the waves the water flow.
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As people of God, God has a purpose for you.
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Your life has a purpose. But when we begin to
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doubt God, and when we begin to reject him, we
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will live our life just like what the Bible described,
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double minded and unstable. We cannot live a life that
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one day we say God is good, the next day
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we enter into the cave running away from God. We
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cannot live alife not having stands and conviction, because without
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having conviction we become unstable. Let me start. We cannot.
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We just have to choose between Christ and the crowd.
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The day will come where the crowd will tell you
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that Jesus is just one of the way. Jesus is
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not the only way to salvation. The day will come.
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In fact, he has really came, actually, but as a Christian,
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how would you choose? Do you choose according to the
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crowd or do you choose according to christ John forteen
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and six. I believe He is the Way, the Truth,
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and the life. So the tuner of Israel's back then
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needed to choose between the Lord and Bail. I wonder
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in this season where you feel stuck, what are you
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choosing in between? What are your options? Are your options
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in alignment to what God requires of you? Or are
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your options seems to lean towards the world. It's getting
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hard to choose God each day if you do not
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have an anchor. What would keep you being rooted? Is
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having anchor in God? I guess today I want to
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share my heart from a perspective that many are lost
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in life, even Christians, because they have left their first
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love and as leaders. If you are not careful, sometimes
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ministry can replace your first live. If you've got to
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choose between ministry and Jesus, always choose Jesus. Why God
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sent judgment through Ahap and his nation was basically this.
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They knew the truth, but they are not leaving the truth.
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They have seen God's glory, but they have decided to
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reject God and hence God was angry with them, and
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God said a judgment. Now you might say that, wow,
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that is bad, but I understand there is always that principle.
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When we live alive away from God, we open up
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ourselves to things that it is just unfruitful and unproductive.
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That's why we all need Jesus. He gives us a grace.
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And the Bible did says that while we're alive, it's
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good to come to know the lot. Because while we're alive,
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it's good to return to the Lord, because the day
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will come, you and I will stand at the judgment throne.
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There was also a situation before it had in Numbers
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chapter thirteen, where Moses sent the child spies to spy
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the Lamb. They were supposed to progress to the Promised Land,
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but ten spies brought a bad report. They says that
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the land was indeed a good land, but they were giants.
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We are not able to overcome them, and as a result,
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the entire generation didn't enter the Promised Land except Joshua
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and Kill. The greatest giant in our life is not
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what you see. The greatest giant often is in you.
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That is the giant of unbelief, the giant of fitlessness.
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Sometimes the giant may not necessarily be people who are
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opposing you. The giant may not necessary be people who
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are unfavorable to you. The giants may not necessarily be
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people who are making life difficult for you. In fact,
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when I think about the story of David and Golia,
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in as much as Golia was huge, probably minimum nine
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feet and above, he was just a giant, but there
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was a bigger giant in soul that he didn't overcame.
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That is unbelief some ofs and the reason why we
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are stuck in our life is because of the stronghold
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of unbelief in our life. We say that we believe,
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but if we tick down check in our heart, there
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is that form of unbelief that we need to deal with.
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Because it was not fear that stopped the Israelites from
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progressing to the Promised Land. It was unbelief. So in
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any emotion there is always that root. Let me give
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you an example. Fear can be in many form, but
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often why some people fear is because the root is insecurity.
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Sometimes why people fear it is because there is a
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deeper root. Fear is just a manifestation of the root.
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Fear can be a fruit, but often the root there
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is something. If you read your Bible, you realize across generations,
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for the Israelites was unbelief. It was simply that unbelief.
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So when Jesus was walking around the streets, he also
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did mention, how long shall I bear with you your
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perverse an unfaithful generation. We can be seated in church,
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we can be a Christian for many years, but if
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we don't deal with our unbelief, we will always be stuck.
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So unbelief needs to be dealt with. Hebrews Chapter three,
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verses sixteen to nineteen. This was reference to the Israelites,
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for who, having heard rebelled. Indeed, was it not all
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who came out of Egypt led by Moses? Now with
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whom was he angry forty years? Was it not with
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those who sin whose corpses fell in the wilderness? And
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to whom did he swear that they would not enter
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his rest? But those, but to those who did not obey.
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So we see that they could not enter in because
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of unbelief. We got to deal with our unbelief. But
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kind of has said before unbelief if achieve nothing nothing,
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what is unbelief is basically means you refuse to have
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faith in God. You refuse to believe that He has
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a plan for your life. You refuse to believe that
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His plans are greater than your plans. You refuse to
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believe that His ways are higher than your ways. That
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is unbelief. So when we are stuck, the first question
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we should always ask is is their unbelief? You know?
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So the way to counter unbelief is to trust in
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the wisdom of God. And God's wisdom can only become
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can only come through his word. God's word is truth,
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and truth will always stand the test of time Hebrews
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chapter four, wards two. For indeed, the Gospel was preached
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to us as well as to them, to them, meaning
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that Israelites, but the word which they heard did not
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profit them, not being mixed with faith in those who
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heard it. Hearing the word of God is one thing,
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but for the Word of God to be effective in
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your life, you've got to mix it with faith. Remember,
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we are called to be doers of the Word, not
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just here. So people can come in Sunday after Sunday.
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They can come in homes after homes listening to the
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Word of God, or they can tune into messages that
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they hear online, following their favorite preachers, and all a
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lot of hearing. But if we don't mix our hearing
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with faith, we achieve nothing Hebrews four twelve. For the
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Word of God is living and powerful, and sharper than
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any two aged sword, piercing even the division of soul
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and spirit, and of joinings and marrow, and is a
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discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart. I
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always look at the Word of God as a mirror.
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How many when was the last time you look at
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a mirror today? I hope when you woke up your brush,
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your did you look at her mirror? Right? Every day?
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If you're a guy, minimum one time you look at
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a mirror. If you're a lady, probably minimum twenty times.
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I don't know, we all know, Okay, what is a
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function of a mirror? A mirror can ever lie? What
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you see is what you get. If my face has
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a pimple here on my nose, I look at the mirror,
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the mirror will reveal there is a pimple that a knows,
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all right. The only mirror that lies is this one
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in this thing. I can't remember the show mirror, mirror
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on the wall. Who is the first snow white? Was it?
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There's the only mirror that lies. Mirror, mirror on the wall.
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Who is the fairest of them all? Then the mirror
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have to say you are. God's word is like a mirror,
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not your friend, not even your pastor. Your pastor can
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try their best. But essentially God's word is a mirror.
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For the word of God is living. It means God's
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word is not outdated. It is still relevant for us today.
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Why because God's word is alive, it still speaks actively today.
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So whoever has the thought that the Bible is just
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a boring document, please tell them no. Because God's word
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is alive. God's word is powerful. It will always accomplish
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what God sends it to do. That's why in Isaiah
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fifty five, when God releases his word, it will not
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return to him what The word doesn't just judge our action,
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but it also examine our thought and our motive. Often
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God's word will reveal to us if we are proud
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or if we are humble. It's funny, isn't it. The
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very thing that will grow us is the very thing
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that we spend less time in the very thing we
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should be meditating on is the very thing we meditate
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the list. But what if we were to hide God's
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word in our heart and to follow it. God's word
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will always produce results when it is mixed with faith
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and not unbelief. So last year there was a word. Uh,
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Oxford gave a word of the year. Right, word of
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the year from Oxford. I think every year they'll give
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a widler they'd call it the word of year. Do
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you want to make a guess? What is the word
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of the year last year from Oxford? No, not covid.
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The word of the year they gave last year twenty
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twenty four was manifest. Okay. So in the secular world,
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the word manifest basically means positive thinking and visualization. It
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means before you embark on something, you gotta visualize that
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you will achieve it, you're gonna win it. In fact,
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you will follow contemporary song, recently I heard something that
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certainly they sing the word manifest like wow, It's like
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you walk into the room, you're supposed to manifest. Something
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manifests your I don't know very energy, how you your posture?
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So last year was manifest. So I think about this
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word right in the contemporary sense, and I think about
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it in the spiritual sense. In the Christian term manifest
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basically means for God to make known to you, reveal it,
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reveal it to you. Right. That's how you say, God
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manifest your presence. It's for His presence to be made
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known to you. Lord manifests your glory. It is for
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his glory to be made known to you. Now when
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it comes to the word of God, the people of
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God should also pray. God, which sh you manifest your
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word to me. He will show you. He will reveal
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it to you. So two years ago God gave me
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Isaiah sixty worst three as a specific word for me,
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where it says all nations shall come to your light,
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or the specific words is the gentiles shall come to
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your light and kings to the brightness of your rising.
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I do this every year when I hear a word
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from God, I will keep it in my heart. I
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would keep it, pray and ask God to manifest his
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word because his word is true. Remember, God will do
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exactly what he says he will do. And many people
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are living a life where they are missing out. Please
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don't have fore more fear of missing out of what
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the world can give you. You should form more what God
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has for you, and you're missing out what God has
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for you. If going to fear, fear God. Don't fear
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missing out what the world can give, fear missing out
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what God has for you. So this word spoke to
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me closely because in my role in my current workplace,
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God gave me the burden to prove for my company
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weekly and for many years now, I give up at
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least one day, one lunch stand, one hour to pray
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for my company, and eventually we started mid week service
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as well as an opportunity to be a breach for
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people to come to know God and for people to
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be connected to a church. So in twenty twenty three,
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I felt very retired. I felt that in my company
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when it comes to doing the things of God, I
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felt like an Elijah. Also, I felt very lonely. I
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felt that God, why is it always me? We all
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felt that way before where nobody stepped up and been
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new that stepped up. Have you felt the way before
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where nobody wants to do anything, but it's always you
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that you do. It's very discouraging, I can tell you honestly.
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So I was in that season where I was very discouraged,
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and I say that God, I would like to give
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up this role. And I encourage my colleagues whoever would
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like to step up to pray, step up to organize,
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they are to do so. And no one did so.
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For one year, I didn't pray. One year I didn't
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do anything. And it's not a requirement of the company anyway,
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It's just something that I feel got places in my
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heart to do. In was also in that year where
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the Holy Spirit reminded me ronson, why are you leaving
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my house empty? I felt convicted, but I didn't do
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anything until the late twenty twenty three, Ronsome, why are
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you leaving my house empty? I felt stuck. Actually, on
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one hand, I have the desire to do more for
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God in my marketplace. On the other hand, I felt
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that I just couldn't. I felt stuck, and that one
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year honestly was quite miserable because I knew I didn't
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obey God. Servas, we may feel stuck because we know
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we're supposed to obey God, but we didn't, and we
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decided to delay. It's called delayed obedience, And honestly, it's
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a very not a very nice feeling. It's not a
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condemnation feeling here, it's a different feeling. The enemy will
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cause you to feel condemned, so say you are wordless,
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et cetera. That is condemnation. But the feeling that's not
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easy is like, how many of you here you have
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disappointed your parents and you know that you are just
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wrong and your parents are right. It's very bad, right,
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The feeling yeah, very better is that feeling like? That
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is the feeling until this verse came in twenty twenty three.
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The gentile shall come to your light and kings to
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the brightness of your rising. It was in twenty twenty
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four we decided to launch a mid week service, and
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since then I can tell you there are a lot
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of testimonies coming true. But in regards to the context
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of this scripture where the nations will come, it was
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in twenty twenty four dead out of the result of
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this ministry, we saw someone from a particular country which
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the gospel is restricted or limited. He came, he was
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connected to the local church, and he was what a
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baptized before he returned to this country. Every time I
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feel that I'm stuck in the ministry, I'm trying to
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do at work. I remind myself of this scripture because
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it inspires faith in me. We are a very small
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fellowship at work. Every week we only have eighteen people meeting,
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sometimes fifteen, sometimes twelve. Our prayer fellowship is very small.
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Sometimes we have three, we're four, we're five, sometimes we
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have two. But the grace of God, the favor that
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the owner have shown was amazing. He has given us
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a very good place to meet and all. And recently
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God drawed me in to say that pray more. The
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space is given. Go in, and I would go in
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and stand in the gap for my company alone. And
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I remember one day this year after our service, I
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was just walking around campus. Suddenly I hear a community
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of people singing and they were singing in Bahasa right
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in one of our classroom. I was so curious. I
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decided to step in the moment I opened my door
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and step in, and everyone starts staring at me. Is
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he going to stop us? I say no, I say,
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I say Puji to her. And I found out that
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they are an Indonesian church uh an Indonesian community, and
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I was connected to them. I say that, hey, look,
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I understand how it felt worshiping in classes where sometimes
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you will be stopped because you don't have permission, and
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sometimes you can't worship freely, thinking that people will stop
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you because it's classroom. So I offered to them, why
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don't you come and use our space that the owner
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have given us. From there, the scripture came again, nations
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will come to your light, because I always feel that
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the space is meant for the nations. God has sent nations,
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thousands of them in that location. And a couple of
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weeks ago, we have a pastor that came. He volunteers,
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no actually he's a full time worker for an angio
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that reached out to international student. He's from Pakistan and
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he came to Major in twenty thirteen because his family
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was persecuted. They reach out to people who have strong
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associations to terrorists so their lives were in danger. They
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came and was Pakistan. And when I was just connecting
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to him, I say, hey, brother, you're welcome to use
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our space. We have a lot of South Asian students
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as well. You speak Urdu, you want to run a
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Urdu service, You're welcome to use the space. And then
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the scripture just came again. All nations will come to
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the rising of your light. So every week I gave
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up my Wednesday lunch, I gave up my Thursday to
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build this ministry in my marketplace. And I can tell
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you that it hasn't been the most easiest because to
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do anything that God requires of you to do, it
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will cost you something. It will cost you something, will
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cost you your time, It'll couse your energy, it will
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costs you different things. But I can tell you when
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you do it because of obedience. Isaiah one nineteen says,
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if you're willing and your obedient, you will eat the
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good of this land. So be encouraged to choose God,
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even if you can't see God yet. In that situation,
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that's where faith kicks in. That's where faith kicks in. Yeah,
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now the feeling of stuck came. The word is feeling horrendous.
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We feel horrible. I just feel horrible. I don't want
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to be stuck. And I believe that none of you
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wants to be stuck. All of you want to progress
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in the things of God in your life. And all
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it takes is just yes, lort, yes, lort.
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I hit for you. God bless