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Living Waters of Grace 01-30-2026 · Living Waters of Grace / Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland Sunday Services

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  This is Living Waters of Grace, the teaching ministry of Lewis
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  Harold, assistant pastor of Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland
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  County in Greensburg, PA. Now here's Pastor Lewis as he
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  continues teaching through God's Word.
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  Paul is saying basically I have fulfilled my ministry.
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  If today was the last day, if I don't get a chance to see
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  another sunrise, I can say that I fulfilled my ministry.
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  Lord, I've done what you have called me here to do.
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  That was a question that had to come to me.
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  If I was to leave here today, could I say, Lord, I fulfilled
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  your ministry? I fulfilled the ministry that
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  you've given me. Could I say that?
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  Could I say that? Could you say that?
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  You know, for a lot of people, the end of their lives comes
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  before they realize it. Although some are content with
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  the legacy they left behind and prepared for the life to come,
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  there are others who have given little thought to these things
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  until it's too late. Today in his message, Pastor
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  Lewis asks you if you can say that you've fulfilled all that
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  God has called you to do in this life, You've got one chance.
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  To live. Are you making it count?
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  Will you finish your race? Content that you ran with
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  everything you had? Now here's Pastor Lewis in the
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  Book of Second Timothy, Chapter 4, with today's edition of
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  Living Waters of Grace. I want to ask you to turn and
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  your Bibles to the second, second Timothy, the book of
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  Second Timothy, and we're going to finish up chapter 4.
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  We're going to do verses 9 through 22, I think is where we
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  stopped last time. Why don't we pray and go into
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  the word? Father, there is nothing beyond
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  your power. There's nothing beyond your
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  reach. You are the omnipotent God.
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  Lord, There's nothing that you can't do.
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  There's nothing too hard for you and Father, we know, Lord, that
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  it's you who can pour your spirit out upon man.
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  It's you who can bring us to repentance and totally change
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  our lives. You've done it in US, Lord.
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  And Lord, we ask that you do it for those in Greensburg, in the
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  surrounding areas, the places where you have placed us, Lord,
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  to do ministry. Father, do it here.
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  We come to give you praise and worship both through song,
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  through prayer, and also, Lord, through the teaching of Your
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  word. Lord, teach us this morning.
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  It's you who speaks the truth, Lord.
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  It's you who teaches us, Lord. We are assembled at the foot of
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  the mountain this morning, Lord, and we're looking for you to
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  speak to us. I pray, Father, that each and
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  every one of us, Lord, would have something that we will
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  leave here with that would change our lives in some way.
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  Great way, small way, however it is Lord.
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  But in some way, Lord, may we look more like you.
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  May our lives change, Lord, to look more like you.
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  And may your Son Jesus be glorified in our lives and
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  everything that we do and everything that we say, even the
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  very thoughts of our heart. So Father, this morning we ask
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  that you would execute the thoughts of your heart this
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  morning and teach us the things, Lord, that you have to say to
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  us. What was in your heart?
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  Lord, when you have Paul write these verses, What did you want
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  us to hear? What did you want us to learn?
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  How is it supposed to impact us? Lord, do it in our hearts.
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  In Jesus name we pray, Amen. So we're in Second Timothy
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  chapter 4 and starting at verse 9 it reads this way.
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  It says be diligent to come to me quickly, for demons has
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  forsaken me. Having loved this present world.
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  It has departed for Thessalonica crescents, for Galatia Titus,
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  for Dematia Dalmatia. Only Luke is with me.
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  Get Mark and bring him with you, for he is useful to me for
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  ministry. And Tachakis, I have sent to
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  Ephesus. Bring the cloak that I left with
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  Karpis at Troas when you come. And the books, especially the
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  parchments, we're going to stop there just for a second.
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  You know, one of the things that struck me as I was reading this,
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  and I'm sure like many of you, when you sit down to read the
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  Word of God, the request that we typically make is, Lord, what do
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  you want me to get out of this? What do you want me to profit
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  from this? The scripture?
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  What what's what is the thing that I'm supposed to understand
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  most about this particular scripture?
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  Show me, Lord, shine the light on that thing.
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  So after reading it several times, one of the things that
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  came to my mind was this being that this is Paul's final
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  letter. The thing that stuck out to me
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  most is the fact that this letter really doesn't look much
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  different than any other letter that he's written.
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  Other than the fact that there's a few times where he mentions
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  urgency. What a few times that he
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  requests that Timothy come where he makes reference to the fact
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  that he may not escape this particular trial or this
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  particular tests or this persecution.
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  He may not escape this. But other than that, this letter
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  really looks much like any other letter that he's written.
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  He is still writing with conviction.
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  He is still writing with some rebuke.
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  He is still writing with exhortation.
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  He is still encouraging the readers to be obedient to the
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  things of the Lord. He is still sharing the gospel.
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  It's not much different in this letter.
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  And I was just thinking. It made me think, well, if I
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  knew that this may be one of the last days that I would be on
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  earth today, if I didn't know whether or not I was even going
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  to finish the day, how would I preach this morning?
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  Would it change the way I preach?
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  Would it change the way I teach this morning?
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  Would it change what I do after I leave service?
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  Would it caused me to get on the phone and begin to call people
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  that I know, that I know I've offended and what I asked for
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  their forgiveness with some urgency?
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  Would I forgive those who have offended me?
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  Go out of my way to find them just so I can ask or let them
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  know that I forgive them. How would I change?
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  Would it have impact on the way that I treated you?
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  Would I be more sensitive to the things that you that you need?
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  Would I be more sensitive to your heart?
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  Would I be more kind? How would it change me?
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  And the thing that I asked myself is why?
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  If it does change me in any way, why don't I live that way every
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  day? Why don't I live that way?
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  Do I? Would I read my Bible more?
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  Because if I would, then why don't I do that more now?
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  And would I pray more? Would I spend more time with the
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  Lord in prayer? And if I and if I would, Lord,
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  why don't I do that now? How would it impact me?
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  This is a time when Paul knew that his death was imminent, and
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  yet he continues to be selfless in his approach, in this letter,
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  warning and exhorting, encouraging others.
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  Not once does he say, look, I need you to come and help me get
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  out of here. I need you to talk to somebody
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  that you may know and tell them to let me go.
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  Not once does he do that. Everything is about being
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  obedient to the Word. Everything is about serving the
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  Lord Almighty. Paul said I fought the good
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  fight back in verse 7. He said I fought the good fight.
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  I finished the race. I have kept the faith.
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  Paul is saying basically I have fulfilled my ministry.
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  If today was the last day, if I don't get a chance to see
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  another sunrise, I can say that I fulfilled my ministry.
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  Lord, I've done what you have called me here to do.
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  That was a question that had to come to me.
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  If I was to leave here today, could I say, Lord, I fulfilled
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  your ministry? I fulfilled the ministry that
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  you've given me. Can I say that?
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  Could I say that? Could you say that?
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  So as I continue to go on and we think about the things that Paul
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  says, one of the things that jumps out at me is the fact that
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  I should be living every day like it could be my last.
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  And I know that's not no revelation.
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  I mean, we've hear that all the time, but how often do we really
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  heed it? I've heard it before, but how
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  many times do I walk away and forget that I've heard that and
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  I just go back to doing what I was doing?
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  So that's how this letter is impacting me.
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  So as Paul gets into the letter, he goes he starts here verse 9
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  and he says be diligent and to come to me quickly for Demas has
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  forsaken me having loved this present world and has departed
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  for Thessalonica. Demas Demas was actually a Co
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  laborer with Paul. He's done some ministry journeys
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  with Paul. He ministered with Paul.
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  He served in the missionary with Paul, as a missionary with Paul.
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  But yet he comes to this point and you was seeing when, when
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  Paul needs him the most, he betrays Paul, he abandons Paul,
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  he deserts Paul. So we look at forsaken, you
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  know, he says demons has forsaken me, He has renounced
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  me, He has turned away from me, He has deserted me, having loved
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  this present world. And and then there's some things
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  that will cause us to desert either each other or desert the
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  Lord. But one of the things I just
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  want to be clear about is that as we take this journey, as we
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  continue to live the Christian life, please know there's times
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  that it's going to be lonely for us.
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  It's going to be lonely. There's times when we're going
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  to have to stand and we will look around and we're standing
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  by ourselves and we have to make a decision just because we were
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  abandoned, are we going to abandon the Lord?
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  Would it be easier to do that? Of course, Demas is going back
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  to Thessalonica. Thessalonica is like a New York
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  City, it's like a Las Vegas, it's a party town.
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  It's a worldly town, it's a sinful town.
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  I don't know about you, but from time to time I get these, these
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  these these emails or text messages and right on the title
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  it says vacation in Sin City. Now why would I want to rush
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  there? But I get these sometime, you
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  know, I look at my phone and say vacation in Sin City.
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  They actually advocate and they market that if you come here and
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  vacate and have a vacation, you will have all the ungodliness
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  you want. And yet we have people who flock
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  there. The world will do that.
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  But this is saying that demons did it because demons turned
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  back. Persecution can do that.
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  Sometimes persecution can cause us to turn back and to turn away
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  because of fear. It's a lot more easier to just
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  go and seek the pleasures of the world.
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  I mean, that sounds better than to be locked up in a stinking
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  cave ready for have my head separated from my shoulders.
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  And demons is saying, look, I'm sorry, I can't be with you
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  anymore. I can't be associated with you
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  anymore. But he was not the only one that
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  have forsaken Paul. So demons has forsaken Paul.
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  He has forsaken him. And you know, the one thing that
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  we must understand and feel really good about is that we, we
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  do not have a high priest who cannot sympathize with our
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  weaknesses, but who was in all points tempted as we are, yet he
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  was without sin. That's what the Bible tells us
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  in Hebrews chapter 4, verse 15. So if we consider that, then we
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  know that when Paul called out to the Lord in his time of being
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  forsaken, not only could the Lord respond to him out of his
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  grace and his sensitivity and his love for Paul, but even out
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  of experience, Jesus knows what it's like to be forsaken.
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  He knows what it's like to stand alone after he has done all for
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  everybody else. And yet when in his time of
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  need, he was forsaken. And I'm sure Paul felt like
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  this. I have preached the gospel to
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  these, to these men and women. I have done things for them.
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  I didn't even take money from them in many cases.
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  I just wanted them. I just wanted them to, to, to
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  understand that Jesus Christ is the Messiah.
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  I just wanted them to understand that and I wanted their souls
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  saved. And in doing that, He put His
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  own life on the line time and time and time again.
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  Yet in his time of need, he was forsaken and so was our Lord and
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  Savior Jesus Christ. He understands that.
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  I say that to say to you that when you are in your time of
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  need, when you're in your time of feeling forsaken by everybody
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  else, being by yourself, after you have poured out to others,
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  know that when you cry to Jesus, He understands.
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  And he doesn't just understand because he's a God who knows
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  all. He understands because he
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  experienced it on the night in which he was portrayed, the
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  night, night in which he was arrested, everyone forsook him.
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  The 12 people that he poured the most of his life into forsook
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  him. So he knows exactly what you are
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  saying to him when you cry out. He hears your heart.
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  He knows, he knows. So he goes on.
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  He says crescence is in, you know, now the next few people, I
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  want to make this point, Demons was the one that he mentions by
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  name that forsake that have forsaken him.
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  But the next few people that he's going to talk about are
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  going to be men that he actually reassigned or he dispatched to
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  different places, OK, for ministry purposes.
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  And so he says crescents. Crescents left for Galatia and
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  Titus for Dalmatia. Now, first of all, Galatia, Paul
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  had established a few churches there in Galatia.
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  In fact, when you go to the book of Galatians, you know, you will
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  see that Paul is writing to the churches, not church, but the
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  church is of Galatia, of Galatians.
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  And there at that particular time, they had a great need for
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  someone to come and do ministry because there were Judaizers
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  coming there and was trying to get them to follow another
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  doctrine. They were trying to tell them
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  that look, you got to do more than just believe in Jesus
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  Christ in order to be saved. I mean, you need to be
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  circumcised. You need to do this, you need to
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  follow all Moses, all these things.
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  In other words, Jesus plus some of the things that we see even
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  now, Jesus plus but no, Paul's saying don't follow no other
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  doctrine. In fact, even if I come and if I
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  say something other than the doctrine that I first taught
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  you, then I should be accursed. And if anyone else comes and
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  teaches you any other doctrine, they should be accursed.
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  But this is where he sent Crescents who is a faithful Co
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  labor of his. Now Galatia, you know it is is
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  now Turkey. And then he said he sent Titus
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  to Dalmatia. Dalmatia is one of these coastal
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  regions off of the off of the coast of the Adriatic Sea.
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  And Dalmatia actually used to be Yugoslavia and now it's one of
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  the it's a part of the Republic of Croatia.
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  And of course, we know Paul spent a lot of time there and he
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  planted many churches. So Paul is dispatching people.
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  Crescents, you go here and continue to do the work that we
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  began. And Titus, you go here and
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  continue to do the work that we began.
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  In fact, he says in verse 11, the only one that is with me is
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  Luke. Now we have to remember that
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  Luke is more of a personal physician and personal chaplain
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  for Paul. And I say personal chaplain
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  because in many of his imprisonments and many times
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  that when, when, when when Paul was in prison, Luke would be the
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  one that would be there with him to minister to him during the
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  time that he's in prison. So, you know, I kind of refer to
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  him almost as Paul's chaplain to some degree, you know, because
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  when he's in ministry, when he needs him the most, Luke is one
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  of the faithful people that he can count on to be with him.
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  But also is the fact that Luke was a physician.
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  In fact, he was called the beloved physician.
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  Luke was a doctor. So Paul had some health
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  challenges. We don't know exactly what they
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  were. The Bible's not very clear on
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  them. People have different theories
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  about what they were. Some people say malaria, Some
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  people say he was, you know, partially blind.
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  Some people say that he had rumor rheumatoid arthritis or
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  whatever it is. But people really don't know
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  exactly what his his health problem were.
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  But we do know is that Luke was the beloved physician that is
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  always there to assist him and help him.
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  But Luke also served as a scribe for Paul.
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  So when Paul would pour out his heart, it was Luke that was
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  writing. Luke is also one of the only
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  gentile writers that we have in the New Testament.
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  Luke is actually the the author of both Acts and the book of
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  Luke. Luke is the author of both of
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  those books. So he said I only have Luke with
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  me. And then he says get Mark and
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  bring him with me for he is useful for me, for to me for
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  ministry, which is really amazing because if you remember
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  back in the 12th or 13th chapter, the book of Acts, it
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  was there when they took Mark with them.
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  Paul and Barnabas took Mark with them on the 1st missionary
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  journey and the first resistance that they ran into, Mark said, I
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  had enough of this. I can't deal with this.
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  I don't have the stomach for this.
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  And Mark quit and went back to Jerusalem.
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  You know, we can look at Mark and say, hey, you know, why'd
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  you abandon him, man? But the truth of the matter is,
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  is that Mark just wasn't there yet.
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  He just wasn't there yet. Like we said last week, we all
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  mature at different levels in the faith.
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  We all mature at different levels.
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  Mark had not got to that point and he went back.
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  But this story is a story of reconciliation because we know
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  that in Colossians chapter 4 around verse 10, Paul names Mark
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  as one of the Co laborers that was with him or that worked with
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  him in ministry. And also in Philemon, we know
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  that Mark is named actually named with demons as one of the
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  faithful workers that was working with Paul.
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  So see, just because Paul or or or Mark had a tough start, he
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  may have been kind of weak in the beginning.
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  That doesn't mean that he stayed there.
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  He was strengthened, the Lord strengthened him.
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  The Lord caused him to be bolder, and He can do the same
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  thing with us. You know, just because we have
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  some problems at the beginning of our ministries or we have
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  some problems in beginning of walking with the Lord, doesn't
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  mean we're going to stay there. The Lord has the power to
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  strengthen you. He has the power to mature you
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  in the faith. As long as you continue to
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  follow Him, continue to seek Him, He's able to cause you to
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  mature in the faith. I am still looking to mature in
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  the faith. When do we get there?
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  We don't get to the point of being totally perfected until
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  Jesus Christ comes back. That's when we finally get
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  there. But until that time, we are
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  being sanctified. We are being matured, we're
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  being developed in the faith. So this is a story of
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  reconciliation. Now we know, first of all,
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  Timothy had to be Bolden. He had to get more boldness in
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  his heart for the gospel and for the work.
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  But Paul also had to soften his heart and the Lord did a work on
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  both. And that's the way it should
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  happen in ministry. For those of us, we are brothers
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  and sisters in Christ. We should not have life long
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  contentions with each other. That just shouldn't happen.
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  I'm sorry, but it shouldn't happen.
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  Even my mother would get to a point where me and my sisters
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  were arguing and fighting with each other.
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  She would get to a point and say, OK, that's it.
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  You guys are going to make up and that's just all there's to
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  it. You going to get this stuff
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  behind you, You going to forget about all this and we going to
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  be a family. Even she would get to that
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  point. You know what, in Christ there's
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  so many places where we are told that we are to reconcile with
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  our brother quickly and Mark and in Matthew 5, he says reconcile
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  with your brother quickly. If there's an offense, we know
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  that he gives us a process for reconciliation.
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  Matthew 18, he gives us a process for reconciliation, but
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  the beginning of that process is to go to that brother, not just
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  avoid them, don't talk about them, don't backbite them, go to
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  them. Let's resolve this.
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  That is not of the Lord. When two people or how,
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  regardless of how many people have contentions for extended
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  periods of time and they're never resolved, that is not of
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  the Lord. That is not the Spirit of
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  Christ. He was denied by Peter three
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  times, yet after his resurrection he said go get
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  Peter and bring him with you to Galilee.
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  Don't leave him out. I'm not casting him out.
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  I'm not forgetting about him. Go get him and bring him with
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  you. I'm reconciling with Him.
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  I want Him to know I've forgiven him and that's what we should be
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  doing with each other. Either I need to call you or you
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  need to call me, but we need to reconcile.
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  We need not to be allowing this thing just to last forever and
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  ever and ever. You talking to your people about
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  what happened and somebody else talking to their people about
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  what happened. Let's sit down and talk with
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  each other and let's love on each other the way Christ
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  intended so that we can do the work of the ministry.
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  And that's exactly what happened.
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  Paul is basically saying, he said I need, I have need of him.
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  I have use for him for ministry. And that's exactly, and this is
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  what gives the devil a black eye, because the devil knows
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  that we have use for each other that we add to each other's
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  ministry. Just the evil one knows that,
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  our enemy knows that. And So what he's going to try to
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  do is to keep us separated so that your ministry can't bless
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  me and my ministry can't bless you, and we can't serve together
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  to be a blessing to whomever the Lord has sent us here to be a
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  blessing too. Paul says I have need bring him
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  to me. I have need of him for ministry.
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  But it took him a while to realize that.
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  Let us not take us that long to realize that we need each other.
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  So let's reconcile. Let's reconcile quickly.
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  This has been another encouraging edition of Living
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  Waters of Grace. Pastor Lewis Harrell has shared
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  some good reminders for us to learn and walk in today as he's
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  teaching through the books of First and Second Timothy.
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  There are useful practices and advice that the Apostle Paul
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  offers to Timothy in these books.
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  From a fellow pastor, Paul imparts some wisdom to Timothy
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  about solid leadership and what some of the criteria should be
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  for leadership. There are specific passages
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  directed towards men and women, respectively.
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  And All in all, there's much to gain in coming to an awareness
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  of God's heart for each person and God's purposes for each one.
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  We're happy that you've taken the time today to listen and
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  invite you to come here the next edition.
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  In the meantime, when you have some time to spare today, go
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  check out our website, calvarychapelonline.com.
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  There you'll find additional messages as well as a variety of
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  resources and information about how to meet with us in person.
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  this ministry via YouTube to watch previous teachings or tune
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  into our live stream. Living Waters of Grace is a
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  ministry of Calvary Chapel Westmoreland.
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  Before we go today, we ask that you share this program with
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  others and invite them to listen on Grace FM at 91.7.
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  That's all we have for today, but we're so glad that you've
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  been with us. There's more to dig into here in
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  First and Second Timothy, so let's gear up for some more
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  great teachings from Pastor Lewis next time here on Living
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  Waters of Grace.