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Living Waters of Grace 10.24.25 · 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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  The Spirit is the one that draws us to our need of Christ.
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  This man called for Barnabas and Saul.
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  So Elimus verse 8, the sorcerer for his name is translated,
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  withstood them seeking to turn the proconsul away from the
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  faith. And that's what the enemy does.
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  You know, the day I don't know who's saved, who isn't, I can
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  tell by the fruit of people's lives whether they really know
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  Jesus or not. But that's not my job to judge.
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  You know that. My job's to teach and to preach.
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  Jesus said you can know a tree by its fruit.
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  You ever seen a banana growing on an apple tree?
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  No, the fruit is the way to identify what kind of tree
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  you're looking at. The lives of followers of Jesus
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  are the same. We should be bearing the fruit
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  of God's Kingdom here on earth as we await our last breath or
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  Christ's return. Today, Pastor Clark will remind
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  us how important it is to abide in Jesus so that we will bear
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  the fruit of the Kingdom. Notice I didn't say to be a part
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  of God's Kingdom. Salvation comes from faith in
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  Christ alone, and works are only the outworking of that
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  salvation. Now here's Pastor Clark in the
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  book of Acts Chapter 13 with today's edition of Living Waters
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  of Grace. And sometimes you need to be set
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  aside like I was for a month to hear some things that I needed
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  to hear for a long time about my personal relationship with the
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  Lord. This not as a pastor, but as a
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  son of God, a son and a daughter of God.
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  God wants to have this nearness with you and me, and you want to
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  include the Lord in everything in your life.
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  As they did, they sought him, they ministered to him.
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  And this is something I'm learning a lot more about as
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  well, that the Lord wants to be involved in everything you're
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  doing. Sometimes you're doing a mundane
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  task and moms are running house, raising kids clean, and guys
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  work, wives work. We do all this stuff and it's a
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  drudgery at times and it's burdensome instead of like at
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  this dawn of me recently. Hey, Lord, can you hang out with
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  me while I do this? Can you be with me when I work?
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  Like really? I sense him being with me and my
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  marriage and my relationship with you guys and family, that
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  Lord be with me in the midst of these relationships so that you
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  can be glorified and how I can also be blessed knowing that
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  it's really true when it says the Lord will never leave you or
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  forsake you. You ever feel like he's left
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  you? Yeah, we all have.
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  Have you ever felt like he's maybe forsaking you?
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  Yeah, we all have. But that's not true, is it?
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  That's called toxic narratives. We have these things that go in
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  our mind many times that are not even based in the truth.
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  They're lies. And sometimes we think they're
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  the truth and we embrace them and they just mess us up because
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  it's not the voice of God. There's two voices, God's voice,
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  which is always loving, edifying, merciful, patient.
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  And then the other voice is condemning and judging and
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  critical. It makes you feel worthless,
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  right? Makes you feel like a failure.
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  God will never speak that way to you or to me as his kids.
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  And so they're learning all this as they're ministering to the
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  Lord. And this is approximately 18
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  years after Paul's conversion, what we're reading about here.
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  Sometimes when you read the Bible, you think, oh, it was
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  yesterday, got saved, and today or next week he's doing all this
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  stuff. No, he spent a lot of time being
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  broken, being humbled, being taught, just like we all do.
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  And he's understanding these principles of the Holy Spirit
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  because the book of the Acts is about the Holy Spirit.
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  So when we're fasting, we're basically learning to surrender
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  more to the Lord. That's the purpose of fasting.
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  It's not to get something or demand something of God if
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  you're trying to impress him. Oh Lord, I didn't eat today.
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  Well, he's like, well, So what? I didn't eat for 40 days, 40
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  days. You know, now when you, maybe
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  when you do that, we'll have a deeper conversation, right?
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  But I can't fast for like 1/2 a day.
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  I got like hyperglycemia. I feel like fainting.
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  Oh, I'm so weak. You know, that's what you're
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  supposed to learn when you fast, is that you're weak, that his
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  strength is made perfect in your weakness, that the power of
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  Christ would rest upon you. I said to Lewis this morning, I
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  said, boy, after they prayed for me, you know, I said, I just
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  feel so weak today. And I looked at him.
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  I said, I guess that's a good start, right?
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  So if I came up here feeling I was strong, that's that's not a
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  good thing. I need to be dependent on the
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  Lord as much as you guys do. So when we're fasting and in
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  this case, we see the result of the fast because the Holy Spirit
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  clarified what it was that the will of God wanted to
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  accomplish. And so it helps us to be more
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  open to him. People need prayer.
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  And so I think one of the wonderful thing that's occurring
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  here is that anything we are seeing of any kind of spiritual
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  significance is happening because of prayer.
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  And you don't need a lot of people to pray.
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  You just need the people who are called to pray this way.
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  That's not just by, well, that's a good idea, let's pray.
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  That's a calling the people to really pray for the movement of
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  God in this world, in this city, and in the church that we're
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  part of. We need to pray that God will
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  get a hold of people and government and our culture
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  because we were like them at one time, weren't we?
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  We were without Christ, without any kind of direction.
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  And I think about people that need healing.
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  Many of us, we come to churches on Sunday, we hear hopefully
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  messages that are rooted in the truth of the word.
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  But maybe we're bleeding inside, we're hurting, we don't know how
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  to get past it. Or maybe we're too ashamed to
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  talk about it. You know, we don't know what to
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  do. So we leave with a :) and
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  everything's OK. And many times not everything is
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  OK in any of our lives. So they're sent out by the Holy
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  Spirit In verse 4, they get down to Seleucia and from there they
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  sailed to Cyprus. It's an island.
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  And when they arrived in Salamis, they preached the word
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  of God in the synagogues of the Jews.
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  And they also had John as their assistant.
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  This John is the one that wrote the Gospel of Mark.
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  We'll study about him. He actually split from these
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  guys because he couldn't deal with the pressures of the
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  ministry or whatever. And, and Paul got upset and
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  says, well, I don't want him working with us anymore because
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  he wimped out or whatever. Eventually they get in communion
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  and reconciled down the road. But this is who this John is,
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  John Mark. And Seleucia was about 20 miles
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  north of Antioch, so it wasn't a short trip to get there.
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  They sailed to Cyprus, which is about 40 miles from Seleucia.
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  And that city of Cyprus was 90% Gentile, only 10% Jewish.
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  It was a country that worshipped Venus the the sex goddess, Lust,
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  the goddess of love, lust and evil dark area godless.
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  So much so that a wife and a daughter at that time was
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  expected to offer themselves as temple prostitutes at least one
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  time. So we think about America, where
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  we are in our morals. It's not good, but it's never
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  been good on the face of the earth since the fall, has it?
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  The constant decline of depravity and immorality in the
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  world is what makes the world what it is today.
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  The preaching of the gospel of Jesus Christ and the worship of
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  Christ and the teaching of His Word makes the world like it is
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  this morning right here in this church, a hospital for sinners.
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  Then they go to Salamis, which is on the coast of Cyprus in a
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  very, very dark place. And the apostle and those with
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  him knew that the only way to turn the darkness to light was
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  to preach the word of God. And that's how you see the
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  darkness begin to leave, whether it's in your own life,
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  personally, or the things you're praying for.
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  So they're preaching the good news and they go to this island
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  in Papfos, which is about 90 miles trek walking on the other
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  end of Cyprus, not a short trip. And so they're having victory.
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  They're seeing God work by his spirit.
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  People are getting saved. And now they experience this
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  here. Now when they had gone through
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  the island to Paphos, they found a certain sorcerer, a false
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  prophet, a Jew whose name was Bar Jesus.
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  What a name, huh? Who was with the pro council?
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  Sergius Paulus, an intelligent man.
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  This man called for Barnabas and Saul and sought to hear the word
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  of God. So the reputation of the
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  ministry at that time was causing people to want to get in
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  the presence of these missionaries.
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  But what happened was this Sergio Paulus, who is an
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  authority in the empire at the time, a lot of influence, the
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  Holy Spirit was beginning to work in his life.
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  Convict him, show him his need of of Jesus, right?
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  Well, isn't it interesting? Anytime someone gets close to
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  salvation, the enemy is always trying to turn him the other
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  way. That happened to me when I first
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  heard the gospel. Those people are fanatics.
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  They're crazy. You know, they're going to,
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  they're trying to ruin your fun. You, you can't do this, do that
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  anymore. You know, I mean, it was like
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  crazy. And this guy Sergius is being
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  drawn by the Holy Spirit. He's not in any church.
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  He's not in any synagogue at the time.
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  He's just the Spirit is the one that draws us to our need of
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  Christ. This man called for Barnabas and
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  Saul. So Elamas verse 8, the sorcerer
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  for his name is translated withstood them seeking to turn
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  the pro council away from the faith and that's what the enemy
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  does. You know, the day I don't know
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  who's saved who isn't. I can tell by the fruit of
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  people's lives whether they really know Jesus or not, but
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  that's not my job to judge. You know that my job is to teach
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  and to preach. So this this guy.
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  It's like the parable to Sir, you know, the seed sown and then
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  all of a sudden you read in that parable, it's always the enemy
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  trying to take the seed out and prevent the real growth, the
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  conversion, salvation. You might be here today, here
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  and stuff, and the Spirit of God is convicting you and you know
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  it's true because it's God's word.
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  And you're got a battle on inside and you're, you know,
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  yeah, I understand, I need Jesus.
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  But you know, it's the enemy that would want to prevent you
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  from being a believer, right? The enemy, he always wants to
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  take the seat out and steal it. So he withstands this
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  conversation and he's seeking to turn this guy away from the
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  faith. So here's Paul in verse 9, Saul,
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  who is who is also called Paul, filled with the Holy Spirit,
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  looks intently at him and said, Oh, full of all deceit and all
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  fraud, you son of the devil, you enemy of all righteousness, will
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  you not cease perverting the straight ways of the Lord?
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  He didn't say that calm. He was yelling it.
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  Where are you trying to do here? You're you're an enemy.
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  You're you're a wicked man, you're unrighteous and there's
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  times to be angry in regard to the work of the enemy and what
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  he tries to do to keep people from knowing Jesus Christ,
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  right. He didn't go up and say, Oh,
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  you're, I know you mean well, but you're you know, there was
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  nothing that kind of conversation.
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  Paul knew through discernment that this guy needed dealt with.
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  And so Paul being an apostle and we don't see these kind of
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  things common among us today, but nonetheless, God still does
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  bring judgment when he says enough's enough.
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  In God's heart, we see the Lord turning the money tables upside
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  down. Speaking to the Pharisees.
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  He was angry at times, wasn't he?
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  There's like this righteous indignation, not self judgement,
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  but like this is wrong and someone is messing with someone
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  you love. You tell them in a very firm way
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  you do this and you and I are going to have problems.
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  There's a time you turn the cheek and there's a time you
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  don't turn the cheek and we see that in the Lord's life.
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  So what's he do? Verse 11 and now indeed the hand
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  of the Lord is upon you and you shall be blind, not seeing the
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  sun for a time. Now who does that remind you of?
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  There was a period of time where Paul was blinded right for three
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  days. So Paul knew that something can
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  happen when you're blind for supernaturally blind, you start
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  to not see anything, but you begin to hear things that you
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  need to hear By the Spirit of God, I guarantee if that
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  happened to us, we'd be screaming out, Lord, what is it
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  you want us to know? I want to get it.
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  I want to do it. I want to be faithful.
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  I want to be responsible with with the truth now that you've
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  given me. So it's powerful to know that
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  God is aware of the evil that's in the world.
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  He's against the evil. He has a plan to deal with the
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  evil, and eventually he will completely eradicate the evil
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  when he sets up his new heavens and earth.
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  In the meantime, we stand on the truth of the Word of God.
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  And I'm sure there's been people in your life that you would like
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  to be able to say this kind of thing, see the result, and then
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  they wake up and they realize I got to change my life.
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  But that's the work of the Spirit of God through the word
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  of God, right? That's what he does.
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  One day you hear it and you say, that's me.
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  I'm undone. I'm a man of unclean lips, and I
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  dwell in the midst of an unclean people, and I need Jesus.
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  The best day of your life will be when you come to the
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  realization that you need Jesus to save you from your sin.
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  You get saved. You're not perfect.
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  You're still flawed, you still have struggles, but you know
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  you're forgiven and you know where you're heading when you
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  leave this world. And then you begin to become an
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  influence to other people, salt and light.
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  You begin to see them impacted by your testimony and who you
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  who you are in Christ, what he's done for you.
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  One of my favorite experiences in Spain was we're in this big
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  corporate room, about 40 of us, and we're given 2 minutes to
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  tell a little bit about ourselves, how we got into this,
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  what do we do, what's our hobby, whatever.
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  And you, that's the worst thing you can say to a pastor. 2
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  minutes, that ain't going to happen. 2 minutes turns into an
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  hour now. So I'm telling them my story,
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  how I got into it and, you know, the purpose of it, to actually
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  have an opportunity to do more ministry outside the church with
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  people I see every day that have all kind of issues that are
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  going on in their lives, be able to speak into their lives.
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  I said, yeah, my, my hobby and my passion is the word of God
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  and the gospel of Jesus Christ. And I'm a pastor.
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  And, well, they pretty much all knew I was a pastor because that
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  gets around, you know, he doesn't get drunk like we get
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  drunk. You know, doesn't mean that you
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  can't have a glass of wine or a beer and, you know, be OK.
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  But most people, when there's free booze, they don't know when
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  to stop, do they? They just go on and on.
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  After all, you're like, OK, I have enough of this, I'm going
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  to. But the Lord said, no, you're
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  going to hang with these people. You're going to listen to them,
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  you're going to talk with them. You're not going to hide in your
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  room, which is what I usually like to do.
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  And I I got to have these amazing conversations with
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  wonderful people, good people that have had events occur in
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  their life is broken up. So there I am.
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  I don't know if I'm the only believer.
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  No one came up to me after I said, Hey, you Christian, I am
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  too. No one said that.
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  So that's always fun when that happens.
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  At least you have a partner. But it was me alone.
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  But nonetheless, you know, seeds were were planted.
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  So what happens to this guy? Immediately a dark mist fell on
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  him and he went around seeking someone to lead him by the hand.
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  Now the scriptures never get back to this guy.
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  What happened to him when it was his sight, you know, temporarily
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  taken or how long or did he come to the realization like Paul did
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  that he needed to be saved? You know, pray that that was the
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  case for him. Then the pro Council, this is
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  the government official, verse 12, it says believed when he saw
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  what had been done, but it wasn't the miracle of this man
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  becoming blind in God's judgement that got this man to
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  believe. Pay attention to the last part
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  of this verse, being astonished at the teaching of the Lord.
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  That's what brought him to salvation.
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  He was astonished at the teaching of the Word.
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  And that's what's happening to us every time we gather.
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  I trust that somehow in the midst of the sermon, I see
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  people nodding off. And that's why I raise my voice
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  every once in a while. I I do the same thing as you
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  guys. I'm at a pastors conference.
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  Oh, it's so good. Lord, I need this all next time.
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  I know well who's put me to sleep.
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  It's a Sandman the devil. I don't want you to get too
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  serious about this stuff. Right.
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  So the gospel and the teaching of the Lord brought this man the
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  faith in Jesus Christ, just like it has for you and me.
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  Now, as I begin to conclude, I know some of you better than
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  others because I've hung out with you or had coffee or
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  whatever. But I know as I meet with
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  people, every one of us has a story, right?
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  Broken things that didn't go the way we wanted them to go in
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  life, tragedies, it's difficulties, broken
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  relationships, whatever. It's part of life and it can be
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  very, very painful, as you all know.
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  So who can save us out of our lives that have been perhaps
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  ruined because of sin and rejecting God?
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  What needs to happen to bring Christians to a deeper, closer
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  repentance, closer relationship with Jesus?
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  Surrendering our lives to Jesus. What do you want, Lord?
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  When we're in situations we don't like, we want them to be
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  fixed immediately. We don't like to have
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  discomfort. But Jesus, the Bible's profound
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  verse. Jesus learned obedience by the
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  things he suffered. Now Jesus is perfect.
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  He's God Incarnate. What did he have to learn?
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  He was in our human skin. He experienced rejection,
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  persecution, all this. He felt the human emotions that
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  we feel and he had to learn in the human frame clearly what it
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  was like to not know God and to live in sin.
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  Of course, he never lived in sin, but he did experience
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  briefly what it was like to be separated from God the Father
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  and the Holy Trinity. That's why he said, we don't
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  have a high priest that cannot be touched with the feeling our
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  infirmities, our weaknesses, but was on all points tempted as we
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  are, yet without sin. He says, therefore you can come
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  boldly into this throne room of grace that you might find mercy
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  and grace and help in your time and need.
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  Someone said to me recently, and it wasn't a criticism, it was
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  just a question about altar calls.
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  And I've been in churches where every week it was an altar call
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  and you felt if you weren't upfront, then you weren't
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  serious about God. This is how the pastor rolled
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  it. So you go up, you know, OK, you
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  know, how long is this going to be today?
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  Because the Steelers are coming on at 12:30 and I want to see
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  the kickoff. That's what I'm thinking as I'm
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  at the altar. There's nothing wrong with that.
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  Just being human right now. If I knew the guy was going to
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  like just let the spirit work for a couple minutes, whoever
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  were compelled to come, then it's the church is dismissed.
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  That's that's more easy to to deal with, right.
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  But if being in that church, you know, it was almost like he was
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  like playing with our heads. I'll see if you're really
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  committed to Jesus, you won't be thinking about the Steelers.
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  That's ridiculous stuff, man. We, we still live life.
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  We have hobbies, we like to travel, we like to have fun, we
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  like to have stuff with family. It it isn't, you know, 24
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  mindset hours of this idea that I need to get right with God.
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  You have been made right with God through the cross and the
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  sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Nothing you can add to that.
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  Nothing you can do to make it better.
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  It's the simple what must I do to be saved?
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  The Bible says believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you shall
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  be saved. It isn't coming up front.
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  It's believing in Christ and ask Him to forgive you of your sin
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  right in your seat, in your car, wherever you are.
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  But sometimes you need some brothers and sisters to come
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  around you to pray for you. You don't need to get into
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  detail what it is you're doing or going through or struggling
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  with or failing. You can just come up and you can
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  just be there. And someone might come up and
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  just lay their hand on you back or pray for you.
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  And as that begins to happen, the Holy Spirit begins to do
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  things that we don't anticipate. You would feel the burden
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  lifted, or sometimes there's a physical healing, or sometimes
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  there's a touch of God that lets you know it's going to be OK.
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  It's not fixed right away maybe, but it's going to be OK.
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  I need that as much as you do. 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, And 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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