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Living Waters of Grace 12.04.25 · 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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  Waffer, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland, County
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  of Greensburg, PA. Now here's Pastor Clark as he
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  continues teaching through God's Word.
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  You know, it blows my mind and humbles me, but I get a chance
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  to talk about this Holy Savior Jesus Christ as a sinful man to
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  you as sinful people. God chooses to use broken
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  people, people whose lives have been messed up, people who have
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  done heinous things like Paul proclaimed himself what he had
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  done in the kind of life he lived.
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  Have you ever noticed how different people that God used
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  in the Bible were never the ones you would pick?
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  Moses had a stutter. Jacob was a con man.
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  Rahab was a prostitute. David was an adulterous
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  murderer. Paul persecuted and killed
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  Christians. Do you see what I mean?
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  God used all of those people despite their shortcomings.
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  Today, Pastor Clark wants you to know that God doesn't pick
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  people for their ability or personality, but for their
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  availability. Are you available to be used by
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  God now? Here's Pastor Clark in Acts
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  Chapter 22 with today's edition of Living Waters of Grace.
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  He says in verse 16, and now why are you waiting and rise and be
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  baptized and wash away your sins, calling on the name of the
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  Lord. And what's interesting here is
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  that Paul is chosen. He's already saved.
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  He's already believed on the Lord.
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  It isn't baptism. It's going to wash away his
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  sins. The translation is a little bit
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  hard to understand and how it came across into the Greek, but
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  basically what it means is that you call upon the name of the
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  Lord, then you're baptized. You don't get baptized until
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  you're a Christian. Baptism doesn't precede the born
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  again experience. A born again experience occurs
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  first. You're washed in the blood of
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  Jesus, of your sin, and the water represents this cleansing,
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  but has no power in itself to cleanse you of your sin.
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  Baptism is an outward sign of what's happened inwardly.
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  And so now Paul is going to be baptized, and that's important.
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  If you've become a believer and you haven't been baptized yet,
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  you need to be baptized because that's obedience to the Lord.
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  So now it happened. When I returned to Jerusalem and
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  was praying in the temple, I was in a trance.
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  So the time between the words of Ananias and this time of being
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  in Jerusalem now in verse 17 was about three years.
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  Paul went into the desert of Arabia and he heard the Lord
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  speak to him and teach him about the Old Testament and all the
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  things that began to be part of what the New Testament would be
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  proclaiming as the message of the gospel that Paul had
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  received from the Lord himself. And so he's, he's explaining now
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  he's coming back after that period of time.
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  And when I returned to Jerusalem, I was praying in the
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  temple that I was in a trance. This idea of a trance, this is
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  somewhat rare and very unusual. And in regard to biblical
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  teaching, there's only three people in the New Testament that
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  had a trance. That was Apostle Paul, Apostle
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  Peter, and Apostle John in the Book of Revelation.
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  Peter, when he had the vision and the trance, when he was
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  sitting up on the roof praying in the hours of prayer, and he
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  was able to see through the vision of these animals that
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  would be perceived as being not good to eat because they weren't
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  kosher. God saying don't reject
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  anything. All this food is given for good.
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  And so Peter was released from that bondage of Judaism at the
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  time. So here we are, Paul's having
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  this experience and he senses the Lord speaking to him and he
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  hears this direction here. Make haste and get out of
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  Jerusalem quickly, for they will not receive your testimony
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  concerning me. Now, this is prior to what was
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  happening right now and what we're reading about.
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  It sort of blows my mind that he was warned by God himself not
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  to, you know, get out of Jerusalem.
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  And Paul, I'm sure, man, I just want to be here and tell him
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  what what you did for me and give him my testimony.
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  He's saying they're not going to receive your testimony and
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  they're going to want to kill you.
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  Get out of Jerusalem. Well, guess what?
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  He's here in Jerusalem right now.
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  He's already been told several times by the Holy Spirit not to
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  go there, and he wants to give his testimony and he's given it
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  now. And you're going to see they're
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  not going to receive it here either.
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  So be encouraged, you know, whenever you're telling people
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  about your relationship with the Lord and they don't want to hear
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  it. Paul didn't have a successful
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  day every day of his life when he was preaching.
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  In this instance, it's just really, really difficult.
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  So I said, Lord, they know that in every synagogue I imprisoned
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  and beat those who believe in you.
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  And when the blood of your martyr Stephen was shed and he
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  was the first martyr in the New Testament.
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  You remember reading about that earlier in the book act.
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  I was also standing by consenting to his death and
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  guarding his clothes, the clothes of those who were
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  killing him. Then he said to me, depart, for
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  I will send you far from here to the Gentiles.
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  So Paul's trying to argue with the Lord there a little bit and
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  regard to leaving Jerusalem and said, man, I just want to tell
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  him, you know, like what I was like and how I was responsible
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  for Stevens martyrdom and all this stuff.
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  And the Lord again makes it real clear.
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  Depart, for I will send you far from here to the Gentiles.
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  Now Paul is interesting because I just wanted to reference
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  something in regard to what this guy had to go through and his
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  life as he served the Lord and also the importance of what it
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  means to be an apostle in First Corinthians chapter 15 verses
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  one through 10. I want to read that briefly.
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  To be an actual apostle, you had to be an eyewitness of Jesus.
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  Personally, I don't know how in the world people call themselves
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  apostles today, but they do, unfortunately.
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  It says. Moreover, brethren, verse 1 of
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  chapter 15 and 1st Corinthians, I declare to you the gospel
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  which I preached you, which also you received, in which you
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  stand, by which also you are saved, if you hold fast that
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  word which I preached you, unless you believed in vain.
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  For I delivered to you first of all that which I also received,
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  that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures,
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  that He was buried, and that he rose again the third day
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  according to the Scriptures. That's the gospel.
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  And Paul received that from the Lord himself to proclaim to all
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  those people that got saved even before Paul was an apostle
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  through Peter's sermon in the book of the Acts, and that he
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  was buried. He rose again the third day
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  according to the Scriptures. He was seen by Cephas.
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  Of course he was seen by Peter. Then by the 12.
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  After that he was seen by over 500 brethren at once, of whom
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  the greater part remained to the present time, But some of fallen
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  asleep passed away. After that he was seen by James,
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  then by all the apostles. Then last of all, he was seen by
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  me also as one born out of due time.
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  So Paul physically saw Christ, experienced him and was in a
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  legitimate an apostle, but his humility says in verse 9 For I
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  am the least of the apostles, who I'm not worthy to be called
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  an apostle because I persecuted the Church of God.
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  But by the grace of God I am what I am.
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  And his grace toward me was not in vain, but I labored more
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  abundantly than they all, yet not I, but the grace of God
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  which was with me. Therefore, whether it was I or
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  they, so we preached and so you believe so Paul always had his
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  feet grounded, no matter what his his title was, his calling,
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  his authority, his gifting. He knew what he was in and of
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  himself apart from the grace of God.
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  And that's something we all need to continually remember what we
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  are apart from the grace of God. We're sinners saved by grace.
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  I'm the least deserving person to be in this church preaching
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  to you the gospel of Christ because my life was stained by
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  so many horrific things. I don't want to bore you with
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  the details, right? But you know, it blows my mind
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  and humbles me that I get a chance to talk about this holy
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  Savior Jesus Christ as a sinful man to you as sinful people.
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  God chooses to use broken people, people whose lives have
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  been messed up, people who have done heinous things, like Paul
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  proclaimed himself what he had done in the kind of life he
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  lived. And perhaps some people might
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  think, well, if they knew everything about me, why would
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  they want to even listen to what I have to say?
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  Well, that's the hope that somehow God knows that whenever
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  we are honest about our lives and we tell people where we've
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  come from and what he's done, then a light goes on in their
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  head and they start thinking, maybe he'd do that for me.
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  I'm not as bad as you, Clark, so he'd accept me faster.
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  But that's the good news, isn't it?
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  Christ died for sinners, and Paul always took the credit for
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  being the worst of all sinners. And so they listened to him
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  until this word, verse 22, and they raised their voices and
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  said away with such a fellow from the earth, for he is not
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  fit to live. They were uptight because
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  hanging out with Gentiles was the worst thing that you could
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  do. And so all of a sudden they cut
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  them off. They didn't want to hear
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  anything he had to say anymore about what Christ had done for
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  them. And you think about the
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  persecution and all that stuff that he went through from them
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  because he was telling them about persecuting Christians at
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  this point in time. Like despite everything he said,
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  at least outwardly had no meaning or impact.
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  Now we have no idea what God used in their lives long down
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  the road after this that they might have become believers
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  because of this testimony of Paul.
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  You can't always go by what you see happening outwardly.
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  God's always doing something inwardly, and He promises His
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  word won't return void. It'll accomplish the purposes
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  for which He sends it. They're crying out.
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  They're tearing off their clothes.
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  This big ruckus are throwing dust in the air.
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  The commander orders him to be brought into the barracks and
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  says that he should be examined under scourging so that he might
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  know why they shouted so against them.
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  They want to beat Paul now. They want to take him up into
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  this area. And scourging was a way of
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  getting the truth of confession out of someone.
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  They would whip with this cat of nine tails with glass and
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  leather and pieces of steel and take his shirt off and tie him
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  to post with his back tight, and they would just start lashing.
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  Well, let me tell you, what did you do, Paul?
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  What did you say? He's not going to say anything.
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  Maybe the first one a second all the sudden starts hurting,
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  bleeding agony. I'll tell you the truth.
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  Stop. I'll tell you the truth.
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  And then they lighten up on the lash a little bit because
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  they're getting what they want. Well, there was nothing really
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  for Paul called to to have to defend because he's already told
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  everybody what's going on here. And I think about Jesus, he was
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  lashed and he didn't open his mouth.
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  Why? Because he had nothing to
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  confess, did he? He's perfect.
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  Christ had nothing to to say. And he went through that for you
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  and me. And so Paul is being set up
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  here. And Paul then says to him in
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  verse 25, as they bound him with thongs, Paul said to the
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  centurion who stood by, is it lawful for you to scourge a man
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  who is a Roman and uncondem? And they're going to freak out
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  here. He's a citizen of Rome.
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  It's illegal to take someone and scourge him as a Roman citizen.
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  And when the centurion heard that, he went and told the
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  commander, saying, take care of what you do, for this man is a
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  Roman. Then the commander came and said
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  to him, tell me, are you a Roman?
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  He said yes. And the commander answered with
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  a large sum. I obtained the citizenship.
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  So he's bragging he became a citizen of Rome.
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  You can't buy this. But he obviously bribed someone.
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  And Paul said, but I was born a citizen.
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  He's a legitimate citizen of Rome.
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  Then immediately those who were about to excourage him withdrew
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  from him. And the commander was also
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  afraid after he found out that he was a Roman and because he
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  had bound him. Now, when you think about the
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  apostle Paul, I want you to go to 2nd Corinthians Chapter 11.
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  As we begin to conclude here, Second Corinthians Chapter 11,
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  verses 22 to 28, think about this and I and as I read this in
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  Acts 916, Ananias spoke by the Lord's leading, where the Lord
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  said, for I will show him how many things he must suffer for
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  my name's sake. Paul lived a life of sacrifice
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  and suffering beyond what any of us will ever experience in verse
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  22 suffering for Christ disheading.
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  Are they Hebrews? So am I are they Israelites?
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  So am I are they the seed of Abraham?
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  So am I so Paul identified with his own people group that
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  rejected him and rejected Christ and then he begins to talk about
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  what this cost him. Are they ministers of Christ?
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  I speak as a fool. I am more and labor's more
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  abundant and stripes above measure imprisons more
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  frequently and deaths often from the Jews.
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  Five times I received 40 stripes.
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  So he escaped the beating and the lashing that I'm reading
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  about an axe, but he still went through it.
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  It says Five times he received 40 stripes.
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  Can you imagine that? How in the world did that guy
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  survive and live through all that loss of blood and pain?
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  Three times I was beaten with rods.
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  Once I was stoned publicly, they stoned him and threw rocks at
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  him. Three times I was shipwrecked.
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  A night and a day I have been in the deep.
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  He was in the ocean for a long time, floating around in the
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  water, cold, dark, probably thinking about sharks and what's
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  going to happen and a day. I've been in the deep.
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  I mean, if I was like that, I'd be thinking of that, you know,
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  when the sharks coming, I'd be trying to move.
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  Now it's I'd be freaking out. He's been in journeys often, in
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  perils of waters, and perils of robbers, and perils of my own
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  countrymen, and perils of the Gentiles, and perils in the
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  city, and perils in the wilderness, and perils in the
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  sea, and perils among false brethren.
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  And weariness and toil, and sleeplessness often, and hunger
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  and thirst and fastenings often, and cold and nakedness beside
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  the other things. What comes upon me daily?
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  My deep concern for all the churches.
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  What a example of someone who's totally giving over to the Lord.
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  I haven't experienced any of those things, and you haven't
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  either. We might experience someone
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  laughing at us because we're Christians, or scoffing at us
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  because of our faith or thinking we're crazy or whatever, and we
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  got all upset over that, don't we?
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  You read this, you think? Lord, thank you for saving me
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  from going through this stuff. Of course, Paul couldn't have
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  gone through it except for the grace of God and God's strength.
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  So in verse 30, the next day, because he wanted to know for
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  certain why he was accused by the Jews, he released him from
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  his bond and commanded the chief priests and all their counsel to
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  appear and brought Paul down and set him before them.
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  You know, what's the application here today for me, for you is
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  the Lord speaking to you specifically about anything in
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  your life that needs to be taken care of?
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  In other words, He's been giving you some slack, time, patience,
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  but you still want to do what it is you want to do.
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  You think your decision or your way of running your life is the
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  best way to do it. But God has another plan.
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  His plan is perfect. And you're maybe in a situation
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  today that you're not happy about and things aren't going
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  the way you really would like them to go.
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  And there's conflict and there's obstacles and there's difficulty
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  because you're wanting to live life as a Christian even on your
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  own terms or as an unbeliever, maybe someone who hasn't come to
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  faith in Christ. You think that your way of
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  living life is OK and you don't need to make any adjustments.
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  You don't need to save your life's good and no big deal kind
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  of thing. Well, the Bible teaches us, as
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  does the work of the Holy Spirit, that there's a God that
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  all of us have to reckon with on a daily basis.
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  And we're either surrendering to this creator God and yielding to
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  what it is He's requiring of us and what it is He's calling us
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  to respond to, or we're blowing them off.
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  And there's a reason on the Turnpike why they have state
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  troopers. And whether you like them being
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  there or not, there's a reason they're there.
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  There's a reason why there's a medium strip in the middle of
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  the highway to prevent one car from crashing into the other.
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  There's a reason why there's speed limits, and there's
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  reasons why you have brakes in your car.
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  The reason why you have a speedometer.
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  It tells you where you're at and where they should slow down.
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  All these are pictures of God and His Spirit working in our
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  lives because God set up barriers and the Word of God is
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  the safest barrier and boundary to have in your life and around
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  your life. Because if you stay within the
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  confines of what the Bible teaches, you're going to have a
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  life that's going to be a lot better than trying to test the
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  boundaries we have these times in church.
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  We take the Lord's Supper and we need to think about like, well,
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  where am I with the boundaries of God?
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  What is it that I need to surrender to?
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  What is it that I need to yield to?
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  What is it that needs to change in my life and recognize that
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  personally, you and God privately, what it is you want
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  to tell him or talk to him about or surrender to him or give over
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  to him. And you want to do that before
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  you take the supper because you don't want to take the supper
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  when God's telling you that these are the boundaries.
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  And yeah, yeah, yeah, Lord, I understand.
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  But I'm not ready to deal with that right now.
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  Then don't take the supper because that would be taking it
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  unworthily. You want to take it with a clear
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  conscience. Doesn't mean you're perfect,
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  doesn't mean everything's resolved, but you want things to
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  be taken care of. So Lord, I'm going to take this
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  in honor of you remembering why you died, why you came, what you
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  did. And I want to submit and be more
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  surrendered to you as Lord and Savior.
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  And if you do that, you know God's going to work in your
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  life. But every time you're in church
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  or listen to a Bible message somewhere, somewhere on the
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  radio, TV, whatever you do, reading your own devotions, God
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  is wanting to reckon life with you and get us all to the point
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  of being able to reflect and say there's got to be some changes
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  that occur in my life. And I'm talking about myself
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  too. It's never a day or a Sunday or
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  a week that doesn't go by that God's speaking to me about going
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  deeper with him. Even as a pastor, I need to go
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  deeper with God. There's no get out of jail card
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  free. There's consequences to
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  rebellion and sin. So as we take a couple minutes,
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  let's think about blowing through the will of God and
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  passing by it, not considering it.
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  Maybe we can together today. Say, Lord, I don't know
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  everything about your will yet, but I'm willing to submit to it
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  if you reveal it to me through your word and show me what it is
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  you want me to do. I don't want to waste my life
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  anymore. I don't want to waste my time.
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  Waste your time or other people's time, my family's time,
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  my employer's time, I, you know, whatever relationships we have
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  that are needing to be dealt with, we just want to give this
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  to you. So Lord, just speak to us for a
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  couple minutes here. Lord, we need you.
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  Father, we thank you for the example Paul, and how real it is
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  as we watch him in a situation that if he wouldn't have gone to
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  Jerusalem, he wouldn't be in the crisis he's in right now, having
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  to spend the remaining years of his life and thank prisons and
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  and people abusing him. But Lord, we know in spite of
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  his mistakes, in spite of ours, you still use them for your
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  glory. You don't condemn us, and you
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  just teach us from not listening to You.
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  So we want to listen to you. So speak to us now.
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  Father, we pray. We're so thankful, Lord, that
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  you tell us that if we confess our sins, agree with you, You
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  are faithful and just to forgive us of our sins and to cleanse us
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  from all unrighteousness. We're thankful, Lord, that
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  you're for us and not against us, that You love us and Your
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  will is perfect and good. Or we desire to be closer to
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  you. We desire to be able to hear
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  Your voice through Your Word by Your Holy Spirit.
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  We desire to walk with You closely.
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  Help us, Lord, in our weakness. Help us, Lord, in our double
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  mindedness, at times hypocrisy, whatever it might be, God, we
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  don't want to be that way. We want to be found faithful to
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  you, Lord. Thanks for joining us on this
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  journey through Acts. On today's edition of Living
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  Waters of Grace, Pastor Clark shares that one of the most
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  remarkable things about the book of Acts is how it shows the
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  disciples transformation. The followers of Jesus we meet
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  here are very different from the often confused and fearful
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  disciples in the Gospels. After Jesus's death and
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  resurrection, and especially through the power of the Holy
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  Spirit, the apostles experienced a profound change in their
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  hearts and boldness. Their faith became unwavering,
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  and they moved forward with courage to spread the gospel
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  despite opposition and hardship. Acts reminds us that the same
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  Spirit who empowered them is at work in US today, shaping our
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  hearts and giving us strength to live boldly for Christ.
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  Living Waters of Grace is a ministry of Calvary Chapel
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  Westmoreland. If you're in the Greensburg, PA
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  area, we invite you to join us this Sunday at 10:30 AM at 400 E
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