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Living Waters of Grace 12.03.25 · Living Waters of Grace / Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland Sunday Services

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  This is Living Waters of Grace, the teaching ministry of Clark
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  Wofford, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland,
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  County of Greensburg, PA. Now here's Pastor Clark as he
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  continues teaching through God's Word.
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  I enjoy, I'm sure you do do, telling people what you were
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  like before you were a Christian, because aren't you
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  glad that you're not the same way anymore?
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  The good news is that your life's been changed and it's
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  still being changed. We can look back and say, man,
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  I, I was a scoundrel. I was this, I was that, and all
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  those things are true. But God chooses to forgive us
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  and to give us a new life and to remember our sin no more.
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  And there's nothing like that, is there?
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  It would be a pretty boring story if I said Once Upon a time
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  I woke up, ate breakfast, did my chores, went to work, came home
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  and went to bed. The end.
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  Every good story needs some kind of Arc to it.
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  It needs some kind of tension and resolution.
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  Today in Pastor Clark's message, he encourages you to tell others
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  this story of how Christ completely changed your life.
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  No matter what that story is, I know it has a beautiful arc to
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  it that once you were dead in sin and now have been made alive
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  in Christ. Now here's Pastor Clark in the
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  book of Acts Chapter 21 with today's edition of Living Waters
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  of Grace. We are in the book of the Acts
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  today. If you turn in your Bibles to
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  Acts chapter 21, I want to read the last few verses of the 21st
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  chapter to get us up to speed on what we're going to talk about
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  in chapter 22. So let's pray Father, we just
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  thank you Lord again for the scriptures that guide us, that
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  show us Lord, your will, that direct us Lord and everyday
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  life. God, you speak to us through
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  your word and we're so grateful that your Holy Spirit is with us
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  today and you are the teacher Holy Spirit and our hearts are
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  open to hear what it is you want us to understand how it relates
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  not any to history and and the relevance of everything written
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  in the scriptures, but also how it can apply to our lives today.
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  So God be glorified and blessed Lord your people.
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  And we ask these things in Jesus name, Amen.
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  So in verse 37 it says, then as Paul was about to be LED into
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  the barracks, he said to the commander, May I speak to you?
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  And he replied, Can you speak Greek?
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  Are you not the Egyptian whom some time ago stirred up a
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  rebellion and LED the 4000 assassins out into the
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  wilderness? But Paul said, I am a Jew from
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  Tarsus and Cilicia, a citizen of no mean city, and I implore you,
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  permit me to speak to the people.
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  So when he had given him permission, Paul stood on the
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  stairs and motioned with his hand to the people.
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  And when there was a great silence, he spoke to them in the
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  Hebrew language, saying there was a big riot in Jerusalem
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  because of Paul and his influence with the Gentile
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  Christians. The Jewish people were very
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  uptight that Paul was spending time with Gentiles.
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  The Jewish people didn't like Gentiles.
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  There was a lot of prejudice. They didn't think they were
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  worthy of knowing the Messiah, let alone being brought into the
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  the church. And so Paul suffered a lot of
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  struggles because of his position and his call by Jesus
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  Christ to be the apostle to the Gentiles.
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  And yet he he did love the Jews. And so in order to communicate
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  to the Jewish people, he spoke to them in their own dialect.
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  Now, Greek was the primary language that people spoke, but
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  he was going to speak to the Jewish people because their
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  heart language was Hebrew. And I found out like down
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  through the years when I was trained to be a missionary,
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  Cindy and I many years ago, that when you went into an area that
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  had a national language, whether it was French or German or
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  Indian or whatever, every people group would have their own
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  special dialect. You know, like in Pittsburgh,
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  it's Yens, right? If you're from Pittsburgh, you
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  know Yens, how Yens doing today? You say that somewhere else.
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  No one knows what you mean. But if you say that, they say,
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  oh, he's from Pittsburgh. He knows like what I think and
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  what I like and all that kind of stuff.
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  So to speak to the Jewish people in the Hebrew language was a
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  great way to get to their heart. So as we study in chapter 22
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  today, we're going to learn a little bit about again, Paul's
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  position and how he led his life many times, obviously under the
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  Lord's authority, but there was times when he led himself like
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  we do too. Paul was warned several times by
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  the Holy Spirit not to go to Jerusalem.
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  And I don't know about you, but sometimes the Lord tells you and
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  I not to do certain things and His will when we see it in the
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  Word. But do you ever not listen to
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  the Lord? I mean, we all have those times
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  where we think we know better. We're going to do what we think
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  is right. And so the Lord allows us, gives
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  us that liberty to, to make decisions.
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  And I remember growing up as a young man and I'd get in jams
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  once in a while and my parents would always say, well, you
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  brought this on yourself. You can't blame it on anybody
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  else. You brought this on yourself by
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  the decisions you've made, and we all can make a decision
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  sometimes that aren't that great.
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  So we're going to see a little bit about the jam that Paul was
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  in because he was warned not to go here.
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  Nonetheless, he went here anyway.
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  Now, as he's speaking to these people, they're they're pretty
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  uptight. It's a mob situation here and
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  starts out in verse one, brethren, Paul speaking, the
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  specific police force at the time was called the Antonio
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  Fortress and so on the Temple Mount, there was an elevated
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  area where there was a lot of soldiers, especially at the time
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  of Pentecost, because things could get out of control quite
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  easily and people would start to ride and do all kind of things.
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  So they had to have a multitude of soldiers there to keep people
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  in line. And so this is the folks that
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  came to Pauls rescue when the people wanted to basically kill
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  Paul. And so they gave him an
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  opportunity to seize up on the steps there with these soldiers
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  to speak to the crowd. Now this was Pauls dream, to
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  speak to his own people about the Lord Jesus Christ the
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  Messiah, to tell them what he had done for Paul.
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  And so he says, Brothers and fathers, hear my defense before
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  you now. Now the defense he has is from
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  the Greek word apologia, meaning apologetics.
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  That's where we get our word to serve the Lord and always be
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  willing to, as it says in Jude 3 verse 3, only 1 chapter in Jude
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  verse 3, content earnestly for the faith that was once
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  delivered to the Saints. So every time you and I are in a
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  position where people want to argue or disagree or not listen
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  to what it is we have to say about our relationship with
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  Jesus, we're like Paul. We're going to give a defense of
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  the faith that is really important for people to know
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  about. And so Paul is in the process
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  here of beginning to give this defense.
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  And when they heard that he spoke to them in the Hebrew
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  language, they kept all the more silence.
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  So as I said, they were hearing Paul speak in their own heart
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  language, and they were tuned in.
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  Then he said, I am indeed a Jew, born in Tarsus of Cilicia, but
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  brought up in the city at the feet of Gemaliel.
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  Gamelio was the famous rabbi who taught people about the Old
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  Testament and the history of the nation of Israel.
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  Highly respected teacher, Paul was trained by Gamelio, and he
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  taught according to the strictness of our Father's law
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  and was zealous toward God as you are today.
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  So Paul's complimenting them even though they don't know
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  Jesus yet and they are having a difficult time with Paul's
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  position with the Gentiles, their understanding that Paul
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  was once like them and and he's trying to become all things to
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  all people. He's trying to find a bridge
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  where he can talk to them and they'll be open minded to listen
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  to what he has to say as opposed to trying to alienate them.
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  And that's something we can learn from whenever we're
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  talking to people about the Lord.
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  Got to find places of commonality, especially in
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  regard to the way you used to live before you came to know
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  Jesus, because everybody that doesn't know Jesus is living
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  usually in ways that are contrary to the will of God and
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  the Scriptures. They don't know any better
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  because they're lost. And so you have to have a place
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  of meeting them and just not pounding them with the gospel.
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  You have to find a way into their hearts.
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  And this is what Paul's attempting to do here.
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  And he's telling them that he was taught by someone who
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  believed the very same things that they believed.
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  And, and honored the Jewish tradition, the Old Testament
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  law. And there was this rumor going
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  around that Paul didn't respect the Old Testament law or Moses
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  or their traditions. That was never true.
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  Paul was a Jew and he still allowed himself to be a
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  participant in some of their traditions.
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  There anything Paul was upset about in regard to how the Jews
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  understood the truth of God was that they didn't believe that
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  Jesus was a Messiah #1 and #2 the Jews, and to this point
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  would be believing to the point that they have to do something
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  themselves in order to receive forgiveness from Elohim, the God
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  of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. They have to do works.
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  They have to follow kosher rule, they have to follow all the
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  laws. They think their justification
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  comes by the works of the law. And we know in the New Covenant
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  that the Lord knew it would be impossible for any of us to
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  become justified or forgiven based upon something we would do
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  or some rules we would follow, like the 10 commandments.
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  We honor the 10 commandments, but we break the 10
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  commandments. Every one of us have broken the
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  10 commandments. We still break them at times.
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  We've broken all 10 and you might say, well, I've never
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  murdered anybody with the Bible says if you hate someone, you've
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  already murdered them in your heart.
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  That's pretty radical, isn't it? He says that's not commit
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  adultery. But if you've ever looked upon a
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  woman with less men, I'm sure everyone of you have had that
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  problem. I know I have.
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  And you got to ask the Lord to help you right all the time and
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  keep your eyes looking in the right direction, right.
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  He says if you look at a woman with less in your heart, heart,
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  what have you done? You've committed adultery from
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  God's perspective. Now you might be self-righteous
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  and say, well I never did it all the way.
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  Well, God looks at the heart and the heart is desperately wicked
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  and it needs redeemed. No matter what you think about
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  your own heart. God sees our heart as being
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  impure, and that's why he had to send a Savior to die and forgive
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  us and pay the price for our sin on the cross by shedding His
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  blood. We're all forgiven if we've come
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  to Christ and trusted in what He's done for us and received
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  that forgiveness of his blood, cleansing us from all of our sin
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  and all of our unrighteousness. And He's justified us because of
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  what Christ has done, not by anything we could do.
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  So this is the whole message of what Paul wants to communicate
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  to them. So he tells them, I was zealous
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  toward God just as you are today.
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  So he's complimenting them for their zeal in regard to what
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  they believe the truth is, and then he begins to tell them a
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  little bit more about his life in verse 4I persecuted this way
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  to the death. In other words, the way is the
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  capital WAY is the a gospel of Jesus Christ and everybody
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  identified with Christianity as the way and it's right here the
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  way WAY Jesus said I am the way I am the truth.
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  I am the life. No man comes to the Father but
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  by me. And so Paul hated people that
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  proclaimed the way he binded them and delivered them into
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  prisons, both men and women, as also the high priest bears me
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  witness on all the counsels of the elders from whom I also
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  received letters to the brethren and went to Damascus to bring in
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  change, even those who were there to Jerusalem to be
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  punished. So Paul was a bad dude.
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  He hated Christians and he was involved in in persecuting them.
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  And so he's telling them what he was like his life before Christ.
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  And I enjoy, I'm sure you do do, telling people what you were
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  like before you were a Christian, because aren't you
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  glad that you're not the same way anymore?
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  The good news is that your life's been changed and it's
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  still being changed. We can look back and say, man,
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  I, I was a scoundrel. I was this, I was that.
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  And all those things are true, but God chooses to forgive us
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  and to give us a new life and to remember our sin no more.
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  And there's nothing like that, is there?
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  And that's good news. That's what you want to tell
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  people that are all hung up in their sin and bondage and
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  depressed and discouraged and overwhelmed and drinking and
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  drugging, trying to kill the pain or whatever, because
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  they're hopeless. They don't think there's an
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  answer. And sin has a way of damaging
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  life and it ruins people's lives.
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  And so Paul's whole focus here is to tell them, this is the way
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  I was. But let me tell you what God
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  did. So it happened in verse 6 as I
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  journeyed and came near Damascus at about noon.
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  Paul was just living his life like he always did every day.
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  Little did he know that God was going to intervene and change
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  the very course of his life for the rest of his life.
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  Suddenly a great light from heaven shone around me and I
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  fell to the ground and I heard a voice saying to me, Saul, Saul,
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  why are you persecuting me? So right away they're able to
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  think as they're hearing this, that Paul did what we're doing
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  right now to Paul, you wonder how they they process that.
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  How are they thinking about that?
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  And he's beginning to tell them the story of how he had become a
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  Christian. And this is a witness.
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  And you can learn about witnessing your faith by this
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  reading this chapter. How did Paul talk about what
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  happened to him? You and I can do the very same
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  thing, and I'm sure many of you have.
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  When you have an opportunity to have a conversation with someone
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  about your faith, you tell them how you came to know Jesus
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  Christ. And this is exactly what he's
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  doing. He's being a witness and telling
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  the story of what the Lord had done for him.
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  And so he hears this voice, Who are you, Lord?
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  He says to me, I am Jesus of Nazareth, whom you are
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  persecuting. Now, you got to keep in mind
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  that the Jewish people did not believe that Jesus was the
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  Messiah. They think it's a cult.
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  They think it's a setup. What was taught was that Jesus
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  really didn't raise again from the dead.
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  They stole the body and they took him.
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  And so to this day, it's commonly believed, as it tells
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  us in the gospel by the Jewish people for the most part, that
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  Jesus was just a good guy, good teacher, but that was it.
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  The idea of him being raised from the dead is is not true.
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  That's what they believe. And so those who were with me
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  indeed saw the light. So he had witnesses around him
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  when this was occurring, and they were afraid.
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  They saw the light, but they did not hear the voice of him who
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  spoke to me. So in other words, they knew
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  there was some kind of noise, but they couldn't articulate
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  what the noise meant. Only Paul understood what was
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  being said because God was speaking directly to Paul.
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  So I said, what shall I do, Lord?
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  And that was the big question. What should I do now that I know
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  that your Messiah I know that you got me and that I'm in need
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  of a savior and that that you're the truth and the one that I've
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  been persecuting and the one I've been hating and the people
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  that followed him that I've been persecuting, I know messed up in
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  my life. I need help.
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  What do what do I do? What a beautiful simple
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  question. I said, what shall I do Lord?
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  And the Lord said to me, arise and go into Damascus and there
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  you will be told all things which are appointed for you to
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  do. The Lord, when he works in our
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  lives, He never shows us way down the road like what life's
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  going to look like in the future.
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  None of us know the journey. We're just told to follow the
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  Lord and the trust in the Lord with all of our hearts and not
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  to lean into our own understanding and all our ways.
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  Acknowledge Him and He will direct our paths and the problem
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  we all have. I know I have at times is that I
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  don't let him many times direct my path.
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  I think I need to direct it or I think I know what's best.
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  And whenever we choose to follow our own will or our own
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  direction, it never really works out best because God has a
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  perfect will and a perfect plan. And so it tells us in Hebrews
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  that the just shall live by faith, and you can't please God
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  unless you walk by faith. Those who come to God, it tells
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  us in Hebrews, must first believe that he is and that he's
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  a rewarder, those who diligently seek him.
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  And so God expects from me a diligence in my heart to learn
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  how to follow him in a deeper way every day of my life.
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  And so he's asking God what he's supposed to do.
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  And the Lord this tells him, you just do this first thing and
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  then you'll find out what's going to be appointed for you to
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  do. And since I could not see for
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  the glory in verse 11 of that night being led by the hand of
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  those who were with me, I came into Damascus.
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  And so he's in this place right now that he can't see anything,
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  but he's really seeing everything for the first time
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  because Christ is shown him who he is.
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  He's become a follower of the Messiah, which is miraculous.
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  The least likely person to become a Christian would be Saul
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  of Tarsus. And there might be people in
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  your life, your family, your world, that you think is
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  impossible to ever become a believer.
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  Don't think that way because God is able to do anything, and when
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  He chooses to come after someone and work in their life, no one's
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  going to stop that. No one can prevent it.
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  It's just a beautiful thing of God's sovereign hand and how he
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  moves, how he works, So he's told.
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  He comes in verse 12 to a certain Ananias, A devout man
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  according to the law. This man that Paul was the first
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  encounter was a Jew. He followed the law.
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  He had a good testimony with all the Jews who dwelt there.
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  So in other words, Paul didn't find some cult leader to work
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  with in his new encounter with the Messiah.
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  He was with a credible believer and a credible witness who was
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  respected by the community of the Jews.
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  He came to me and he stood and said to me, Brother Saul,
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  receive your sight. And at that same hour I looked
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  up at him. So.
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  Paul had no ability to physically see because of the
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  light that had shown on him. He needed a healing.
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  So the Lord sends him to this man called Ananias, and Ananias
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  is able to minister to him and let Paul receive his sight
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  again. Then he said, the God of our
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  fathers has chosen you, that you should know his will and see the
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  just one and hear the voice of his mouth.
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  So God chose Paul just like he's chosen you and me.
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  You know what God has done for us.
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  Sometimes I think we don't quite understand it.
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  It's it's, it's so profound and it happens and we need to
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  reflect on what this actually means.
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  It says in Ephesians chapter one, verse 3, blessed be the God
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  and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ who has blessed us with
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  every spiritual blessing and the heavenly places in Christ, just
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  as he chose us in him before the foundation of the world.
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  We've been chosen just like Paul was chosen.
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  It's awesome. It wasn't by some coincidence or
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  some good luck that we know Jesus and we can follow Him and
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  love Him and serve him. He specifically chose you and me
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  and before we could ever do anything good or bad, says he
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  chose us before we were even born.
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  Chose us before the foundation of the world, that we should be
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  holy and without blame before Him.
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  And love having predestined us to adoption, we became part of
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  his family as sons by Jesus Christ Himself, according to the
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  good pleasure of His will, to the praise of the glory of His
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  grace, by which he made us accepted in the beloved this
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  privilege of being chosen by God.
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  And so Paul's chosen by God and he hears the voice of God's
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  mouth, and it says in verse 15, For you will be his witness to
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  all men of what you've seen and heard.
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  And that's the privilege that Paul has to be a witness to the
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  gospel of Jesus Christ. Like you and I have been given
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  this privilege to be a witness. Now, Paul took this seriously,
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  didn't he? He was a legal counselor, a
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  Pharisee, a member of the Sanhedrin, a very important
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  individual in the society at the time.
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  And after this experience happened, his prestige and his
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  notoriety and all the great things that people thought about
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  him as a Jew no longer mattered. Matter of fact, he said, I
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  consider all these things of the past loss for the Excellency of
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  the knowledge of God in Christ Jesus.
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  He was willing to be perceived as a loser and a heretic and
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  anarchist and all these terms of slander that people put on him
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  that he might please Jesus Christ.
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  And so this eating of God is spoken through the mouth of
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  Ananias by the Holy Spirit. As to what Paul's future is
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  going to begin to look like, he says verse 16 And now why are
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  you waiting and rise and be baptized and wash away your
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  sins, calling on the name of the Lord?
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  Thanks for joining us on today's edition of Living Waters of
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  Grace, a ministry of Calvary Chapel, Westmoreland.
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  Today, Pastor Clark is teaching about the book of Acts.
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  And as we learn more about Acts, it becomes clear that the early
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  church didn't miss a single opportunity to share the gospel.
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  In nearly every chapter, you see apostles like Peter and Paul
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  stepping into conversations, crowds, and crises with
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  boldness, ready to proclaim the name of Jesus.
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  Their example challenges us to consider how we might step into
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  gospel moments in our own lives. What doors might God open this
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  week for you to speak truth, offer hope, or live out your
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  faith in a way that points others to Him?
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  The story of Acts reminds us we are part of the same mission.
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  Today, let's live with eyes open and hearts ready to respond.
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  We hope you are challenged by today's message.
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