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Living Waters of Grace 10.02.25 · Living Waters of Grace / Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland Sunday Services

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  This is Living Waters of Grace, the teaching ministry of Clark
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  Wofford, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland,
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  County of Greensburg, PA. Now here's Pastor Clark as he
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  continues teaching through God's Word.
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  So all the things that are wrong in the world today, we don't
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  like it. We want to see it corrected.
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  And that's a good thing. He's already overcome the world.
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  He's not looking at this institution that we call the
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  United States of America, which we all love and we're willing to
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  die for. His hope is not built on
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  America. The hope of God is built on one
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  foundation, and that's the death, the burial, resurrection
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  and soon coming of Jesus Christ. When we think of our allegiance
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  to the Kingdom of God, it can be difficult to remember that the
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  Kingdom of God takes priority over the nation we live in
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  currently. See, God isn't coming to make a
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  new Kingdom out of the nations of this current day and age.
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  No, God is going to make everything new again and that
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  means getting rid of all the man made institutions that we've
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  built up over centuries. Our hope must be placed in Jesus
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  or everything we've built up in this life will crumble to dust
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  and be swept away. Now here's Pastor Clark in Acts
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  Chapter 5 with today's edition of Living Waters of Grace.
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  Stephen was one of the seven. He was not an apostle, but he
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  was a man of God filled with the Holy Spirit.
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  So God doesn't differentiate in regard to the communication of
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  the Word. A man of God is a man of God.
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  You know, the title does not make the man the man of God.
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  It's not the pastor or the elder or the Deacon.
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  It's you and me as men were either given over to serve God
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  and to be used by God and to use our gifts that God's given us,
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  or we just sit around and don't do anything right in our church.
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  You know, we want to see more and more men teaching the word
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  of God because if they're learning to teach the word of
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  God, they're going to help the church grow, but they're also
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  going to be used by the Lord in their own homes and their family
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  and their own sphere of influence as as well as the
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  church. And Wednesday night we have
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  other guys beside pastors that are teaching the word and
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  they're this is competent and gifted and a blessing to us is,
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  is, is the pastors. We don't hold one person up
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  higher than the other. It's the word of God that's
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  doing the work right. The word of God communicated to
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  the people of God is what changes the the hearts of of the
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  people of God. So Stephen is a man of faith.
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  It says here in verse 8, Stephen full of faith and power did
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  great wonders and signs among the people.
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  And then you might say, well, I thought any of the apostles
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  could do that. Well, back in the early church
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  days, God's miraculous power was being poured out through men and
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  women and very different kind of circumstances.
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  It wasn't, excuse me, only an Apostolic kind of authority that
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  would have the ability to do these things.
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  I mean, Stevens picked to be and there was no deacons at this
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  time. Later on, the word developed
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  Deacon means servant. In the book of Timothy, it tells
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  about the qualifications of leaders in the church.
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  But they weren't so much at this particular point in time
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  positioned as deacons. They were just servants, right.
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  So Steven, he's doing these ministries and he's called to
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  help with the widows, but he, he didn't, well, I guess I'm just
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  like a down and out guy and I'm, I'm not good enough to do
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  anything else. So I'll help these widows and
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  I'll, you know, no, he was a man of God.
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  So he had a lot of spiritual gifts.
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  He was able to do a lot of different things.
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  He wasn't just doing one thing right.
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  He was able to be used by the Lord.
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  And then in verse 9, there arose some from what is called the
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  synagogue of the freeman sirenians, Alexandrians and
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  those from Silesia and Asia disputing with Stephen.
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  They began to argue with him because of his evangelistic zeal
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  and his preaching of of Christ. Cilicia is the region where the
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  apostle Paul was serving with the Sanhedrin at the time.
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  He was called Saul of Tarsus and we'll study later on in the book
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  of the Acts how he became born again.
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  But he was a persecutor of Christians.
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  And so it says that and when they were not able to resist the
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  wisdom and the spirit by which he spoke.
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  So these guys are hearing what the gospel's about the person of
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  Jesus, the history, the biblical point by point step and he goes
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  into great detail. It's probably one of the
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  greatest historical sermons in the New Testament as to what God
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  started with Abraham and moved all the way through Christ when
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  Christ came. We'll take our time as we study
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  this. But so they're arguing with him.
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  But what was amazing was they inside weren't able to resist
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  the wisdom and the spirit by which he spoke.
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  There was an anointing on this man, and they weren't able to
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  ignore it. They weren't able to dispute it.
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  They weren't really able to find concrete evidence to disagree
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  with what he was saying. They didn't like what he was
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  saying, but they weren't able to disagree with what he was
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  saying. They were convicted even at the
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  early stage of his his preaching here.
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  And it says then they secretly induce men to say we have heard
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  him speak blasphemous words against Moses and God.
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  So already these guys are beginning to spread division and
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  lies among the multitudes of people.
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  They're putting him down. They're disagreeing, they're
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  lying about things he said. Isn't that typical of anybody
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  that is influential in the culture?
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  If they're good people and they're trying to do the right
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  job, how many people slander the leader or the spokesperson or
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  the person? You know, it could be a
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  politician, it could be, you know, whatever, a pastor, you
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  guys or your family, you know, you're sharing your faith with
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  someone and, and they're, they're saying, well, you know,
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  I wouldn't listen to him because I saw him run a red light last
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  week. You know, he's not a real
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  Christian or just goofy stuff, right?
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  They've come up with all kind of reasons to invalidate you as
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  being a follower and a servant of God, right?
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  So they're beginning to stir all this up.
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  You know, we've heard him speak blasphemous words against Moses
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  and God. He never did that.
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  But he surely told them that Jesus was better than Moses,
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  which he is, right? They also talked about the
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  authority of Christ versus all those who went before him.
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  He was very clear on representing the Lord as as to
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  who he was and what he did. And it says in verse 12.
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  And they stirred up the people, they got them all uptight, got
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  them all anxious, aggravated the elders and the scribes, and they
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  came upon him, seized him and brought him to the council.
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  So none of this stuff's true. What they're saying about this
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  evangelist Stephen, he's being faithful to just give the word
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  out there simply the history of what Christ has done.
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  And they get this group of people that want to arrest them
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  now, seize them and bring them before the authorities, the same
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  authorities that Christ had to go through and go before, which
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  is interesting. They also set up false witnesses
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  who said this man does not cease to speak blasphemous words
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  against this holy place in the law.
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  False witnesses, that's common in the day as well.
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  How many times have you heard things that are being said about
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  someone that aren't? That isn't true.
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  This is happening in the political arena right now.
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  Thank the Lord there's evidence to the contrary and it's brought
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  out to clarify that it is a lie and it's not true, but it's the
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  enemy always wants to bring lies and slanderous things against
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  the truth. It's just the way it is in in
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  our world, and it's the way it's been since the beginning of
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  time. So they set up these false
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  witnesses. Now, when Stephen was speaking
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  about what God had put on his heart, he wasn't like saying
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  that the temple was insignificant, but he was trying
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  to help them understand. You've made this into an
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  idolatrous institution. You've begun to worship the
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  structure and the artwork and the beauty of the temple and not
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  the one who created it. And that can happen very easily
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  in, in, in churches. People saw, if you've been into
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  that church, it's magnificent. They have the most amazing
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  stained glass and they have, you know, how high ceilings in the,
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  in the chandeliers and, and people can go on and on and on.
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  And they like, they go into that and then they think, well, you
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  know, because all that stuff's there, then there must be God
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  must be there somehow. And then they, they, they come
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  into a place like this. And where's the stained glass
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  man? You know, is this really a
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  church or is this a cult or what is this place?
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  You know, and I'm not negating the beauty.
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  I like a, a beautiful church. I go into Saint Vincent once in
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  a while and pray when I'm driving down the road.
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  I just like going in there because the sun's coming in
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  through that stained glass window.
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  It's cool. I like that.
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  If we could afford it, I like to do it right.
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  But we're never, we're probably never going to be able to do
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  that. So if you want that, you got to
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  go up there, right? Nonetheless, it's not an opinion
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  of this is better and this is worse.
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  You know, the whole idea was it was their heart.
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  And because of their hearts being so focused on religion and
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  the duty of the law, they were religious Pharisees, and they
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  were trying to make everybody in a legalistic way, follow their
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  pattern of religion. And so Stephen's telling them
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  about the freedom that we have in Christ and that God is not
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  dwelling in temples made with hands.
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  Jesus made that clear. It's nice.
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  You know, when we're together as a church, I sense God's presence
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  here, not because of the building, but because you're
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  here. You represent him.
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  Your life is filled with God's Spirit and and that's what makes
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  the place alive when whenever you guys all leave here and you
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  walk in here, it's just a room. It's just a room, but you still
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  can sense of spirit because he's with you if you're the only one
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  in the room. For we have heard him say that
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  this Jesus of Nazareth will destroy this place and change
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  the customs which Moses delivered to us.
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  So they're really making a big deal about the building.
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  And whenever Jesus said this temple will be destroyed or be
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  raised up in three days, we all know because we went through the
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  Gospel studying, that he was referring to his body, right,
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  and his resurrection. But of course, the temple was
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  going to be destroyed in AD 70. And he warned them about what
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  was going to happen to their wonderful city and because of
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  their Pagan rituals and everything else that was going
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  on, that the Lord was going to allow that all to be eventually
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  destroyed. And the customs, you know, the
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  traditions of men make God's word of no effect.
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  If I or Lewis or any of us as leading the church began to make
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  a custom primary versus the worship of Jesus, we've lost it.
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  We've already gone down the wrong Rd. and all of us have
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  come out of different churches before we got saved.
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  Maybe we were in churches that preached the gospel, but every
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  church had a custom that I was involved in and they weren't
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  necessarily bad customs. But if the custom was made that
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  you had to do this custom in order to please God, then you
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  were guilt ridden. You felt like if I don't do
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  this, then I'm really not following the Lord.
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  Like, you know, we have an altar call once in a while, but I'm
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  not against altar calls. But I'm not really for them all
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  the time because they, they can become accustomed really quick.
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  I remember when I first started as a pastor, if everybody wasn't
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  at the altar before I was done preaching, I thought I failed,
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  right? So people would graciously come
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  up and there would be like two people sitting out there and
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  everybody else is at the altar. I mean, So what do we do?
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  Do we promise God this week that we're going to be better than we
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  were last week and we're going to do things differently?
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  Well, that's a nice idea to promise God, but usually your
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  promises are going to fail and you're going to find yourself
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  right back up front again under guilt again for the same thing.
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  You didn't get straightened out with the week before, right?
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  Doesn't make sense. Only the Holy Spirit can change
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  the heart. It's not the custom of the
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  altar. It's the work of God in your car
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  or at the home or in your backyard or playing with your
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  kid. God's everywhere.
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  In him we live, move and have our being.
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  So God is not positioned that man.
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  If if you're not at the altar today, you're, you know, you're
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  disobeying me and you're not following me or you're not, you
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  know, I mean, I don't know how many times as a young Christian,
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  I was on an altar and, and praying and, you know, wanting a
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  miracle and wanting a quick fix to protect me from as a young
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  man having lust of my heart, right?
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  God allowed less in a good way, because if men didn't have a
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  desire for a woman, there'd be no children.
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  So right, To have a desire to see someone who's attractive and
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  you're eventually going to get married to them, hopefully and
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  not sleep around with them. That's not what God wants.
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  But this desire that a man has for a woman, a woman has for a
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  man is a thing made by God. It's a good thing the marriage
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  bed isn't defiled, but as a young man I struggled a lot with
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  that. I don't know, am I the only guy
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  that had problems with that? Right.
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  And I battled that I battled. I still battle it.
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  Not to the degree I did when I was younger, but it's always
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  there, isn't it? And I wish that I could have
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  everything removed from my life in once one like switch and I'd
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  I'd be perfect. I have no more flaws.
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  I have no more sin. And the only one that can do
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  that is a Lord. When he died for us, he took
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  away all of our sin, didn't he? I can't negotiate with him and
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  promise him something that I'm bound to fail in.
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  I want to be more faithful. I want to be more dedicated, but
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  that's got to be the Lord doing that.
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  Because if I think I did it, then I'm going to come up here
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  and try to make you guys think you got to do it in your own
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  strength. And you can't without him, we
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  can't do anything. We have to come to that
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  realization without his help, we can do nothing.
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  And so he's telling them about their customs that are not doing
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  anything for anybody. They're, they're ridiculous.
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  And the customs in the Old Testament, when you read through
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  some of those customs that they had to go through to deal with
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  leprosy and all that kind of stuff, did you have problem
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  reading through the Bible in some of those areas?
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  You just sort of skip through because you said, well, this has
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  nothing to do with me. I don't know any lepers and I
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  haven't had leprosy. So I'm not really that
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  interested in how they dealt medically with leprosy.
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  But back in those days you need to know how to deal with leprosy
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  because there was a lot of lepers.
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  So they bring all these customs in, these rituals, these issues
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  of kosher and all these other things, and they make the gospel
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  and the word of God have no effect.
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  And so all who sat in the council looked steadfastly at
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  him and saw his face as a face of an Angel.
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  This is beautiful. Nothing was stirring this guy
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  up. He had the peace of God on him,
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  the anointing of God, the presence of God.
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  His face was shining like Moses face was shining when he came
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  down off the mountain, when he had met with God on Mount Sinai.
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  They're looking at him and they got to be saying, what's with
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  this guy? We're saying all these hateful,
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  all these untrue things about him, and he's not standing up
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  for his own rights or he's not trying to tell him they're wrong
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  and they're liars and I'm going to get legal counsel.
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  He was doing what he was doing because he loved God and he knew
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  what God had called him to do, and he was not bothered by
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  anybody's opinion or what it is they said or what it is they
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  thought. I want to be more like that when
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  my wife's mad at me and she's upset and she's probably right
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  about what she's upset about. I want to be able to have a
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  shiny face, not a mean face. What about you?
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  And trying to turn it around like I'm OK and she's not.
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  When you guys want to insult me or say something hurtful to me.
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  Thought that you would ever think of doing that right?
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  But if you did, or you might, I want to be like this snout and
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  loving you and not worrying about it instead of it.
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  Don't they realize how hard I work and how much I pray and how
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  much I care about them? And this isn't fair.
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  Lord, you know I didn't sign up for this.
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  Stuff that's ridiculous don't even have that discussion in
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  your mind about what you can't fix or do anything about.
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  People are going to form opinions about you whether you
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  like it or not. They're going to either say nice
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  things, they're going to say hurtful things.
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  And if we can get free from that, like Stephen was able to
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  be free from this, and this is a big time like assault on him,
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  it's going to cost him his life by what it is he's saying here,
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  that he had the presence of God, God's fullness in him.
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  Everything he's doing is according to the will of God.
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  Jesus told these guys long before he was crucified in the
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  world. You'll have tribulation, the
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  trials, difficulty, heartache, crisis.
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  Think you don't like things you don't think are fair in the
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  world, You'll have tribulation. But be of good cheer.
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  This guy's of good cheer here. Stephen has good cheer because
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  Jesus told us he's overcome the world.
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  So all the things that are wrong in the world today, we don't
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  like it. We want to see it corrected.
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  And that's a good thing. He's already overcome the world.
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  He's not looking at this institution that we call the
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  United States of America, which we all love and we're willing to
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  die for. His hope is not built on
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  America. The hope of God is built on one
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  foundation, and that's the death, the burial, resurrection,
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  and soon coming of Jesus Christ. And that impacts every nation
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  and every people group in the whole world, doesn't it?
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  So he's the witness. He's the faithful testimony.
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  He's the one who's sticking his neck out in the midst of a
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  culture that doesn't want to hear what it is he has to say.
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  And you and I are in a culture right now that people really
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  aren't interested in what your opinion is or what you think is
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  right or wrong or biblical. The majority of the culture we
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  live in is Pagan. They look at the percentages bar
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  and it's like 5545. Maybe the people that still
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  believe in some judeo-christian value in their hearts and in
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  their lives and their families. But it's never too late to pray
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  for God to move and bring revival.
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  As bad as things might look on horizon, and as messed up as
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  everything seems to be right now, would God turn the tides of
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  the hearts of the human race toward Him again, where we might
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  begin to move in the direction that He'll bless and not curse?
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  That's my hope, that's my prayer.
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  Just because things are going wrong and they don't look good,
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  it's not usually going to affect how I experience my life on a
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  daily basis. I have joy in my life.
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  I have so much to be thankful for.
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  I got a wonderful family and a wonderful church community to be
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  part of and serve and got my health.
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  As far as I know at this point in time, God's faithful to
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  provide. There's so much to be thankful
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  for, isn't there? And we need to focus on, as the
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  Bible said, whatsoever things are pure and lovely and just and
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  a good report. I don't need to turn on media
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  and get bad reports all day long and all that.
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  There's people making $1,000,000.
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  I'm making nothing. All I do is get upset when I
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  hear what they say. Most of the time I write.
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  But I'm like, you know, I don't like this.
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  You know, it's making me depressed.
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  Turn it off. It's not a good report.
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  And you need and I need, we need to build into each other things
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  that are pure lovely, Justin, a good report.
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  We need to build each other up. You need to build your children
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  up. You need to build your wives or
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  husbands up in the things of God.
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  And when you come and you worship on Sundays here,
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  whenever you come in the small groups, whatever you're involved
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  in, rejoice in the fact that you still have the ability to serve
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  God. No one's grabbing you and taking
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  you before a court of anarchist and, and, and threatening to
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  take your life if you don't shut up, right?
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  We have a time, such a time as this to be witnesses through the
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  airwaves, through the media, through one-on-one relationships
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  and conversations. Praise God, right?
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  I mean, he's the God of all hope, isn't he?
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  He's the God of all comfort. Too many Christians are walking
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  around. Oh.
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  This is terrible. What's going on?
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  And nothing's going to ever get better and the world's going to
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  hell in a handbasket and oh, Jesus is coming.
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  Take Me Out now so I don't have to pay my credit card debt off.
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  Tomorrow, right? Spend time with Him.
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  The more time you spend with him, the better things get.
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  The least amount of time you spend with him, the worse things
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  get. So Jesus, He's the answer.
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  Jesus is the only answer to every need of the human heart.
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  Amen. Thanks for joining us on today's
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  edition of Living Waters of Grace, a ministry of Calvary
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  Chapel, Westmoreland. Today, Pastor Clark is teaching
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  about the Book of Acts. As we learn more about Acts, it
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  becomes clear that the early church didn't miss a single
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  opportunity to share the gospel. In nearly every chapter, you see
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  apostles like Peter and Paul stepping into conversations,
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  crowds, and crises with boldness, ready to proclaim the
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  name of Jesus. Their example challenges us to
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  consider how we might step into gospel moments in our own lives.
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  What doors might God open this week for you to speak truth,
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  offer hope, or live out your faith in a way that points
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  others to Him? The story of Acts reminds us we
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  are part of the same mission. Today, let's live with eyes open
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  and hearts ready to respond. We hope you are challenged by
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  today's message. If you're in the Greensburg, PA
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  area, we'd love to see you in person this Sunday at 10:30 AM
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  at 400 E Pittsburgh St. Unit 6B.
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  For more information, visit calvarychapelonline.com.
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