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Convo with Peter De Jesus · Wrestling Tracks

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Speaker 1: Welcome to wrestling tracks.
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Speaker 2: Everybody in the Houston in the house, I'm gonna talk
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Speaker 2: to you real quick about money in the bank.
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Speaker 1: I'm ninety champions twenty twenty three.
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Speaker 2: Last time when we dined, the champions as well as
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Speaker 2: Peter Diaz's gonna be with.
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Speaker 1: Us just a moment. Uh. That was May twenty third,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty three.
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Speaker 2: The car took took place in jet Us saw the
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Speaker 2: Arabia Roma Range was our world our undisputed champion Bianca,
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Speaker 2: but was our women's champion, the main champions. If you will,
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Speaker 2: we have like a ten year deal in Saudi, I
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Speaker 2: believe going back to I was eighteen.
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Speaker 1: I want to say yeah.
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Speaker 2: So sometimes when we go over there, it's very controversial.
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Speaker 2: So we'll see. Uh yeah, we'll see where this year
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Speaker 2: leaves us. Anyway, far as mad as far as the
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Speaker 2: three goes, your tournament for the inaugural World Heavyweight Championship,
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Speaker 2: seth for freaking rollins in the finals to go on
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Speaker 2: a j styles and he won that tournament, becoming our
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Speaker 2: undisputed I'm sorry, World heavyweight champion. Church Stratus defeeded Backy
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Speaker 2: Lynch by penfall. Gumphi defeeding Mustafa Ali Oscar defeated Bianca Belaire.
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Speaker 2: She's your new Women's Champion of the Time. Rio Ripley
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Speaker 2: defeated Natalia M. Brock Lessner I actually miss Brock defeated
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Speaker 2: Cody Rose, Kevin Oen and Sam Zay defeat the Bloodline Roman.
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Speaker 1: Reigns and Solo so Coah.
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Speaker 2: And a tag match for the Undisputed Tag Team Championship.
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Speaker 1: That was then, This is now.
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Speaker 2: I'm telling you, ladies, jumming, We're pushing forward. We're moving forward, ladies, gentlemen,
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Speaker 2: and money in the bank has to We're gonna go
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Speaker 2: back to Saudi.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna go back to Saudi. Uh. Let's see where's that?
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Speaker 3: M H.
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Speaker 2: I believe I pull it up now A champions twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty five. You're gonna go back to Saudi at the
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Speaker 2: Kingdom Marina and Ria Saudi Arabia, this time as the
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Speaker 2: Kingdom Marina.
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Speaker 1: I believe that is a Oh.
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Speaker 2: On my mom's birthday June twenty eighth, it's June twenty eighth.
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Speaker 1: That sounds like a Saturday. I go back he go
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Speaker 1: here and see here.
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Speaker 2: Yes, June twenty eighth, on a Saturday, Mom be fifty
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Speaker 2: seventh fifty sixty seventh fifty seven, and I know why
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Speaker 2: I put.
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Speaker 1: The thh on the end.
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Speaker 2: So I'm happy for your mama, gratulations and happy birthday.
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Speaker 1: And he is Jenna. If you're got do.
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Speaker 5: a threat to all of our lives. It's I have
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Speaker 5: to kill you.
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Speaker 3: I'm working. I'm working. You're that come bike you.
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Speaker 6: M It's okay.
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Speaker 7: Maybe they're not as Spanish, we can do and he
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Speaker 7: you forgot.
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Speaker 6: Our parents war, it's about to become ours.
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Speaker 1: Figure out aside your arm.
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Speaker 3: It's too parfort to ball.
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Speaker 1: Wake up downs into them.
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Speaker 7: Troop of Nope, she's a bread.
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Speaker 3: You wanted to see this. I'm not one that. Wow,
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Speaker 3: you've lost everything, your father, you tried, your best friend.
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Speaker 7: What are you gonna do about it?
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Speaker 3: Probably something stupid.
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Speaker 6: Well you've already done that, like something crazy.
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Speaker 1: That's us.
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Speaker 3: Stick with me.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's like the size of.
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Speaker 1: My anything is right now. By the way, it's similar
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Speaker 1: to the original. I like that. That's cool. It's similar
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Speaker 1: to the original over there now. I don't think out of.
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Speaker 2: Time for the for Wicked for Good, but it's in theaters.
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Speaker 1: Right now, not right now, right now, but.
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Speaker 2: we've got a few business to take care of us.
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Speaker 1: Let's get that done and we'll be right back.
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Speaker 2: And when we come back, I believe we're gonna go
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Speaker 2: to Peter Diazeus. I want to do eleven o'clock, but
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Speaker 2: I might do it a little bit early if he's
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Speaker 2: ready to roll, and I'll say good, so we'll be
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Speaker 2: will read it later. Everybody, one second here, all right
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Speaker 2: after this day, peuse.
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Speaker 1: All right now.
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Speaker 2: And just the moment, I'm gonna get my boy on
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Speaker 2: the phone. Pastor p dzuse, he's my friend. He's my pastor,
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Speaker 2: and I got your questions just the second I can
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Speaker 2: find them by I pull them on a second here
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Speaker 2: I wrote them down or email to myself when you
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Speaker 2: got to sit to me in.
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Speaker 1: I should have him all right, he is right here,
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Speaker 1: all right, I.
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Speaker 2: Got your questions. Now time to bring in the man himself,
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Speaker 2: pastor Peter Diaceus. I got your questions, he got your answers.
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Speaker 1: He's a cool dude. We're gonna go. We're gonna, uh.
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Speaker 2: Give him a second, give himself together. He's a lot
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Speaker 2: of he's a little bit busy all over the places.
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Speaker 2: I think he should be ready right now, so I'll
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Speaker 2: further the ado. I'm gonna bring him in.
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Speaker 1: Hang on a second.
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Speaker 2: I don'mally just text him. Are we rarely talking on
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Speaker 2: the phone. We just normally text. So I'm gonna call
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Speaker 2: him right now.
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Speaker 1: Here you go hello and go, oh wors man? Is
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Speaker 1: he not? Is he not ready?
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Speaker 3: Hello? And go.
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Speaker 1: Yo h? Here you go, hey bro? You're doing? How
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Speaker 1: you doing? I'm doing alright?
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Speaker 4: How you doing?
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Cars went straight to wardsmil all right like man like
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Speaker 1: like what's funny?
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Speaker 3: Like just you.
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Speaker 2: I can round up every pastor I can think of
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Speaker 2: like let's say, let let's say on a Saturday, I
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Speaker 2: can call him every pastor I can think of all
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Speaker 2: all of them going to Watsmell, especially on Saturday.
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Speaker 3: You don't need time direct uh man, Well.
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Speaker 2: Lady and gim I got my differend. Pastor Peter did
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Speaker 2: Sis in the house. He's the pastor of my church
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Speaker 2: at Vitry Hill Church. He's the he's the president of
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Speaker 2: the assist Ministries and believe it, and he had a
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Speaker 2: few he has a he has a book out now.
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Speaker 1: Uh now it's time for rare revival. And he's worked
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Speaker 1: on another book.
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Speaker 2: She's uh, I haven't got full details on that, but
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Speaker 2: he's working on it here and there, and I think
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Speaker 2: it's gonna be good.
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Speaker 7: A man, thank you so much to leave for having
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Speaker 7: me on your program.
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Speaker 3: I appreciate you, my brother and my friend. And it's
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Speaker 3: an honor to serve the Lord together of course with
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Speaker 3: my lovely bride of twenty nine and a half years,
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Speaker 3: Pastor Millie, who's our lead pastor at Victory Hill Church,
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Speaker 3: and I get to co lead with her. And also
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Speaker 3: she's my co lead for Dejus Ministries, which is our
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Speaker 3: evangelistic ministry that I lead, and together she and I
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Speaker 3: we do ministry shoulder to shoulder, hand in hand, knowing
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Speaker 3: that the scripture tells us that two are better than one,
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Speaker 3: and knowing that the Scripture tells us that when the
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Speaker 3: power of God comes on somebody's life, one can put
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Speaker 3: a thousand enemies to flight, but two can put ten
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Speaker 3: thousand enemies to flight. So there is exponential impact for
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Speaker 3: God's kingdom when we can do things together. And so
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Speaker 3: I'm blessed to do that together with my lovely bride,
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Speaker 3: Pastor Millie. I'm blessed to preach the glorious Gospel of
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Speaker 3: Jesus and his Kingdom to people in English and in Spanish,
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Speaker 3: people throughout our area of the Dallas Botworth area and
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Speaker 3: throughout Texas and even our nation. And as far as
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Speaker 3: the books, We've actually written two books all written, and
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Speaker 3: I'm soon working on the third book. The first book
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Speaker 3: was called It Now is the Time subtitle accelerated Timing
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Speaker 3: for exponential Impact. It was based on Hagi chapter one
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Speaker 3: and chapter two connected to Zachariah chapter three. And then
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Speaker 3: the second book we wrote is called Revival Now History
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Speaker 3: is in the making for the next Great Awakening and
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Speaker 3: that's based on the Book of Acts, but also scriptures
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Speaker 3: throughout the Old and the New Testament regarding revival and
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Speaker 3: spiritual awakening. And the third book that I've already begun
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Speaker 3: working on and will continue working on sleep is called
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Speaker 3: Your Double Portion Blessing, discovering.
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Speaker 7: Who He is and all He has for you.
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Speaker 3: And so that's going to be a book that's connected
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Speaker 3: to Zachariah Cha nine verses nine through twelve, which prophetically
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Speaker 3: messianically speaks to Jesus himself being the one that will
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Speaker 3: come and restore double to us. And so you know,
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Speaker 3: show through God's words from the Old Testament to New
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Speaker 3: Testament that the double portion blessing is more than just
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Speaker 3: something we receive from God to Father. It is someone
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Speaker 3: we get to receive from God the Father, that none
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Speaker 3: other than Jesus Christ, his only begotten son, our Lord
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Speaker 3: and King, and that when we truly get connected with
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Speaker 3: him and allow him to be one with us, we
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Speaker 3: receive all of who he is and all of what
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Speaker 3: he has in his kingdom for us to enjoy, not
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Speaker 3: only on the life that we're living here this side
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Speaker 3: of eternity, but also in the other side of eternity,
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Speaker 3: to come. So I'm excited about all that the Lord
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Speaker 3: is having us do by his great for his glory,
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Speaker 3: and I'm glad that I get to be on this
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Speaker 3: program with you.
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Speaker 1: Today and I'm looking forward to it. So we have
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Speaker 1: a few questions that people sitting in here. I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: just go through them.
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Speaker 2: First one here I have. I'm gonna try to remember
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Speaker 2: the names. Uh, all right, now I'm gonna I.
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Speaker 1: Know, I want to start light or in I don't know,
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Speaker 1: I want to start in lights. I'm just jump into it.
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Speaker 1: Uh all right, here we go. This is a good one.
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Speaker 1: All right. So you're like part in ministry. We have
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Speaker 1: a whole lot on our plate.
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Speaker 2: We got there's traveling, there's preaching, they're studying, there's all
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Speaker 2: this kind of stuff. How do you keep all that
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Speaker 2: orderly before you execute that by Sunday morning or whenever
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Speaker 2: you have to speak.
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Speaker 3: That's a great question. First, let me say that it
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Speaker 3: is something that has to be made a priority, just
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Speaker 3: when we look at anything in life. If you are
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Speaker 3: going to be able to keep things in order, that's
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Speaker 3: going to require prioritizing things.
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Speaker 7: So the first thought that.
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Speaker 3: I would have is it.
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Speaker 7: Takes making things priorities in your life.
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Speaker 3: In my case, obviously, my priorities first and foremost start
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Speaker 3: with my relationship with God.
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Speaker 9: As my heavenly Father, Jesus as my elder brother and
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Speaker 9: bridegroom to be, and Holy Spirit as my best friend.
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Speaker 3: Then second to that is of course making a priority
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Speaker 3: for my marriage with doctor Mildrid.
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Speaker 7: We've been married twenty nine and a half years.
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Speaker 3: We've been blessed with our three children, David and Samantha
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Speaker 3: and Gabriella ages twenty four and twenty six twenty eight.
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Speaker 3: Of course, Gabriella and Samantha are married, Gabriella to Jackson
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Speaker 3: and Samantha to Christian to call him Chris. And then
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Speaker 3: of course Gabriella and Jackson have their first daughter, Aria,
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Speaker 3: who was about to turn three in August, and they've
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Speaker 3: got a baby on the way, Rowan at least who
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Speaker 3: will be born in August. We're willing, and so I
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Speaker 3: have to prioritize my time with the Lord, my time
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Speaker 3: with my wife, my time with our family, and then
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Speaker 3: my time in of course taking care of our home
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Speaker 3: with many different responsibilities we have as regards to our home,
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Speaker 3: and then of course ministry, and it's a blessing. Like
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Speaker 3: I mentioned earlier, that I get to do ministry together
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Speaker 3: with my wife. That allows us to work as a team,
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Speaker 3: and the acronym of team goes together everyone accomplishes more
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Speaker 3: being able to have that team with my wife, and
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Speaker 3: then at the local church at Victory Hill Church that
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Speaker 3: pastor Million and I lead together. We also have our
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Speaker 3: children very involved in the fact two daughters are part
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Speaker 3: of the pastoral team and their husbands, our sun in
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Speaker 3: laws are part of the pastoral team. So being able
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Speaker 3: to do things not only as a family but also
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Speaker 3: as a team allows me to when I put things
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Speaker 3: in priority, be able to do all the different things
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Speaker 3: that you mentioned, whether it's my time with the Lord,
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Speaker 3: my time with my wife, my time with my family,
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Speaker 3: our time with our church family, our time with our
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Speaker 3: evangelistic ministry, and our time in writing books, recording music,
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Speaker 3: which we've also done and all of that music is
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Speaker 3: available I believe on Spotify as well. And so it
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Speaker 3: takes prioritizing, It takes making time for those different things.
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Speaker 3: It takes being part of the team where everybody can
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Speaker 3: help contribute to carrying the weight and the load. And
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Speaker 3: then of course it takes you know, some goal setting.
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Speaker 3: I'm not going to say that I'm the greatest at
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Speaker 3: setting and accomplishing the goals. But if you don't have
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Speaker 3: I learned many many years.
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Speaker 7: Ago from the great password doctor John Hagy if don't.
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Speaker 3: You, if you fail to plan, you will plan to fail.
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Speaker 3: If you fail to plan, you will plan to fail.
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Speaker 3: So in life, no matter what we're all doing, and
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Speaker 3: especially in the Kingdom of God, the Father and the
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Speaker 3: Family of Christ, we need to make sure that we
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Speaker 3: have a plan that He is given to us, and
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Speaker 3: then put that into place and work towards it. Otherwise,
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Speaker 3: if we fail to plan, we will plan to fail.
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Speaker 1: I don't want these two things. First of all, you you.
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Speaker 1: I told you this.
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Speaker 3: You. You.
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Speaker 1: You are a John Hagen guy.
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Speaker 2: Through and through because life you figure cause you is you.
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Speaker 2: You Pastor John, your y'all manism. For example, Pastor John,
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Speaker 2: he preaches a certain point, he get excited and y'all
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Speaker 2: give him praise the glory in the House of God,
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Speaker 2: and then you do the same thing.
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Speaker 7: Man.
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Speaker 3: I'd like to say that my life has been positively,
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Speaker 3: profoundly influenced by the life and the ministry of Pastor
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Speaker 3: John Hagey and also his amazing son who's the lead
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Speaker 3: pastor now Cornerstone Church, Pastor Matt Hagen. So I have
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Speaker 3: great respect for Pastor John Hageen, Pastor Matt Hageen, and
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Speaker 3: the Age family and the Cornerstone Church and all that
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Speaker 3: they do for the Kingdom. In fact, when when I
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Speaker 3: consider what the Lord has a sign of Pastor Milli
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Speaker 3: and I to do, I see it as on a
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Speaker 3: very micro level compared to Pastors Hagi on a very
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Speaker 3: macail global worldwide level. They have been definitely an inspiration
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Speaker 3: and and a great example to be able to to
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Speaker 3: uh seek to follow after. And once again, anything that
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Speaker 3: Pastor Milli and I have been able to attain by
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Speaker 3: Guy's grave before his glory is very micro in comparison
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Speaker 3: to all the amazing things that the pastors uh in
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Speaker 3: the Hazing family have continue and will continue to attain.
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Speaker 3: We have great respect for them.
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, now, like as far as like you mentioned
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Speaker 2: your kids and let me tell you something that is
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Speaker 2: but that's a lot because like you're with you, like, uh, now,
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Speaker 2: two out of the three are gone, grown and gone.
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Speaker 1: The third ones like kind of going and gone is
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Speaker 1: he's going kind of that gone is no he lives
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Speaker 1: at home, and he got.
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Speaker 3: His bachelor's degree from the Assumbies that got union in
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Speaker 3: the Dallas area used to becall Southwestern assemblies about it
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Speaker 3: is now called Nelson University. And now he is seriously
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Speaker 3: confidentated in going back for his master's degree so that
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Speaker 3: he could get a master's degree in educational leadership and
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Speaker 3: pursue not only being an educator, but perhaps even an
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Speaker 3: administrator of a school in the future. And so, in fact,
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Speaker 3: I'll steal a little bit of his thunder because just
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Speaker 3: this week he got the exciting news that he's been
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Speaker 3: hired by Life School, one of the great charter schools
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Speaker 3: in the Dallas Fort Worth area, And so he now
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Speaker 3: has a full time.
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Speaker 7: Job and we'll be starting this coming August.
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Speaker 3: So we're excited about everything that God's doing in all
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Speaker 3: of our children, David our son, Samantha, our second oldest daughter,
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Speaker 3: and Gabriel our oldest daughter, and then of course Gabriella
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Speaker 3: and Sam's husbands, and that's Jackson and creating that.
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Speaker 1: Like as they were growing up, did you ever like,
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Speaker 1: did you ever? Do you ever? Will you ever? Uh
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Speaker 1: see uh?
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Speaker 2: Like the most most most pastors of kids do this
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Speaker 2: quite often most of them, I said all of them,
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Speaker 2: most of them.
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Speaker 1: Every once in a while they like they'd be like,
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Speaker 1: you know, you got to call you.
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Speaker 3: M When you say you.
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Speaker 1: Like, I'll give you a sample.
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Speaker 10: So uh.
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Speaker 2: In Atlanta, Georgia, there's a famous preacher family called the
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Speaker 2: King family.
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Speaker 1: Barnl Luther King Junior's family.
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Speaker 2: All his family are preachers, every last, well not all
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Speaker 2: of them, every the majority of his family are preachers.
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Speaker 1: His grandfather on his mother's.
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Speaker 2: Side he's a preacher, His uncle's a preacher, his brother's
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Speaker 2: a preacher. All of them as preachers. Unfortunately he is assassinated.
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Speaker 2: He missed out, not missed out.
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Speaker 1: But you need to live. See his children, Uh, go
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Speaker 1: go to give the opportunity to go to the ministry.
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Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 2: And out of out of four children, only one of
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Speaker 2: them had had the desire to go to the ministry.
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Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 2: Doctor Bernice King so like and his father Marty King
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Speaker 2: singing with actually all the time every once in a
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Speaker 2: while like have you gotten the call yet?
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Speaker 1: Like have you gotten the desire to go to go
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Speaker 1: in the to go in the preacher? You call it
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Speaker 1: the call?
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Speaker 7: Yes, hey man, that's a great question.
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Speaker 3: And let me just in the same way that I
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Speaker 3: give honor to whom honor is due when it comes
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Speaker 3: to Pastors Hagi and their family and their ministry. We
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Speaker 3: also thank God for the life of Doctor Martin Luther
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Speaker 3: King Junior and his legacy that has last from generation
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Speaker 3: to generation and will continue to last. And although yes,
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Speaker 3: his life was tragically cut short, his influence has not.
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Speaker 3: It has multiplied, and it has helped to expand the
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Speaker 3: Kingdom of God here in our nation and throughout the world.
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Speaker 3: So we honor the life and the leadership and the
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Speaker 3: lasting legacy of the great Doctor Martin Luther King Junior.
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Speaker 3: With regards to the question of how Familia and I,
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Speaker 3: after our kids haven't gotten the call yet, I would
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Speaker 3: say we've done that throughout their lifetime, not so much
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Speaker 3: as a question of asking them, have you gotten the
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Speaker 3: call yet? We made it a declaration. You are called.
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Speaker 7: Yes, yes, you are called.
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Speaker 3: Now. What we have been careful to do is let
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Speaker 3: them know throughout their lifetime. Gabrielle is twenty eight, that
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Speaker 3: is twenty fifth, David is twenty four, and we have
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Speaker 3: told them throughout their lifetime that the giftings and the
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Speaker 3: calling of God, according to the Book of Romance chapter eleven.
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Speaker 3: They are without repentance. God doesn't change his mind regardless
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Speaker 3: of changing times or changing seasons that we all go
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Speaker 3: through in life. At the same time, we have told
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Speaker 3: them that every gifting and calling of God is very
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Speaker 3: unique and it does not mean that they need to
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Speaker 3: be a copient paste of their mom and their dad,
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Speaker 3: Pastebody and myself.
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Speaker 7: So we have let them know that they're all three called.
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Speaker 3: Anyone that connects to our family.
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Speaker 7: We're going to let them know their call to We're.
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Speaker 3: Not going to ask them have you called?
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Speaker 7: Have you gotten a call yet?
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Speaker 3: We're going to tell them, yes, you are called, so
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Speaker 3: he called.
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Speaker 7: You are called, yes, and just encourage them to seek
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Speaker 7: the Lord for.
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Speaker 3: What the specific assignment to that calling is, whether it is,
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Speaker 3: for example, Gabriella, as you know, she's our worship leader
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Speaker 3: at Victory Hill Church and so that is certainly a
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Speaker 3: major part of her calling. Samantha. She is, together with
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Speaker 3: Pat Kris, are a nix and pastor, which means the
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Speaker 3: next generation, specifically first and foremost to the underdults, the
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Speaker 3: Millennials and the gen Z, but then also they provide
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Speaker 3: covering and mentorship and coaching and help to our youth
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Speaker 3: pastors John and Lindy and so.
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Speaker 7: Fam Even in her career she is She's got.
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Speaker 3: Her master's degree in social work, and so she is
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Speaker 3: a therapist.
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Speaker 7: She works for the Dallas.
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Speaker 3: Independent School District and she's a finding with therapist.
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Speaker 7: So even in her job, in her career, she is
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Speaker 7: the ministry.
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Speaker 3: She is fulfilling a calling of God on her life
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Speaker 3: to the next generation because a lot of the students
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Speaker 3: she's working with working for the Dallas Inpendent School District
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Speaker 3: as a bilingual therapist are young people and so and
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Speaker 3: then even our son David, the job that he just
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Speaker 3: received and accepted is at a high school.
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Speaker 7: So he has in the past here.
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Speaker 3: Been hypnot as a as a substitute teacher for several
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Speaker 3: of the campuses that the Life School charge schools in
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Speaker 3: the dallasport Worth area. But what he's enjoyed the most
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Speaker 3: is working with the high school students. So even there
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Speaker 3: we see that the calling of God is on each
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Speaker 3: of their lives. Gabriella with worship amongst other things, Samantha
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Speaker 3: with next to chin and providing social work slash therap
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Speaker 3: being a therapist slash kind of being a consult and
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Speaker 3: then our son David being a substitute teacher now having
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Speaker 3: a full time position with the Life School, he will
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Speaker 3: be not only a full time so he will be
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Speaker 3: one of their administrative assistants. And we believe that it's
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Speaker 3: the beginning of great things that God has and so
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Speaker 3: for him to be an educator, uh, for the next
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Speaker 3: generation of wealth. So and that's just the beginning.
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Speaker 7: We believe God has more for our kids. So thank
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Speaker 7: you for your question.
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Speaker 3: Yes, we continue to tell our kids you are called.
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Speaker 3: And it's not a matter of a question, but it's
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Speaker 3: a matter of a declaration. And we thank God that
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Speaker 3: that that calling of God is generation. You know, it
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Speaker 3: goes for generation and generation. As we know that our
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Speaker 3: God is a God of Abraham, the God of I
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Speaker 3: and the God of take it. He's the god of
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Speaker 3: three generations and then a whole lot more than just
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Speaker 3: three generations. But that's crupture. Reverence shows us that he
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Speaker 3: does have a generational call in normal families.
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Speaker 7: And we believe by God's creation for his Lord, we have.
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Speaker 3: It in our minds.
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Speaker 2: And now now I'm getting heavy with you. I got
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Speaker 2: a question here, Uh, Like I had a question that
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Speaker 2: said Jesus told us that if you commit adult you
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Speaker 2: if you, if you get divorced and remarried, commit adultery. Now,
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Speaker 2: if you were, if you repented that divorce, you repinned
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Speaker 2: that adultery. Are if you're of course, he forgives you
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Speaker 2: who you repent.
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Speaker 1: But are you like? But with the wife that you remarried, like?
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Speaker 3: Are you like?
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Speaker 1: I'm trying to if my mind had this, I had this,
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Speaker 1: It makes sense in my mind what it was. I
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Speaker 1: read the question.
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Speaker 2: Jesus forgets you after you repented of your divorce, but
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Speaker 2: with your new wife that you have, Now, where where does.
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Speaker 1: That go from there?
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Speaker 3: That's a great question. Uh. First and foremost I will
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Speaker 3: reiterate with in the scriptures of starting in the book
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Speaker 3: of Genesis, chapter three or chapter two, actually that it
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Speaker 3: is not good for man to be alone, and so
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Speaker 3: that the Lord made a helpmate for him, and she
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Speaker 3: became bone of bone and flesh and flesh. And what
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Speaker 3: God has put together, let no one separate, right, And
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Speaker 3: so that's that's the perfect will of God for the
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Speaker 3: institution of marriage. We see that reiterated throughout the scriptures.
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Speaker 3: In the New Testament, it is registered in at least
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Speaker 3: two of the four Gospels, and then it's also reiterated
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Speaker 3: in the Book of Ephesians chapter five that a man
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Speaker 3: shall leave his father and his mother, and will be
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Speaker 3: he joined his wife, or cleave his wife, and the
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Speaker 3: two shall become one. And and and again. What God
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Speaker 3: has put together, let no one place us under or separate.
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Speaker 3: So I would remind ourselves that God's perfect will for
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Speaker 3: the institution of marriage is for marriage not to experience divorce.
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Speaker 3: That very important to establish because if we forget that
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Speaker 3: and overlook that, then we will think that we have
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Speaker 3: grounds to seek a divorce when what we should be
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Speaker 3: doing is seeking the Lord and seeking for reconciliation in
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Speaker 3: a marriage covenant that may be strained, that may be
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Speaker 3: going through some very difficult times, that may have failed
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Speaker 3: not just one the other, but each other having failed
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Speaker 3: each other. So it's important to always seek the perfect
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Speaker 3: will of God, and in the marriage context is to
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Speaker 3: not get divorced. Let's consider your question, someone gets married,
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Speaker 3: someone gets divorced, and according to the conture referring to
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Speaker 3: that Jesus mentioned, I believe one of the passages is
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Speaker 3: specifically Mark chapter ten, where Jesus is speaking to the
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Speaker 3: Pharisees and there's the religious people, because they were trying
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Speaker 3: to trap him, and they were asking him, what do
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Speaker 3: you think. Moses law tells us that a man is
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Speaker 3: permitted to give his wife a letter of divorce, and
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Speaker 3: Jesus responds again it being written that God has put
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Speaker 3: together let no one place asunder or superate. And then
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Speaker 3: Jesus also deals with the issue that you're asking is
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Speaker 3: if a man divorces his wife and re marries another,
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Speaker 3: he has committed adultery with her, That's what the scripture says,
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Speaker 3: and she with him, if she is one that has
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Speaker 3: been divorced, she has committed about well. So the fact
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Speaker 3: of the matter is it's not Gout's will, not only
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Speaker 3: for it's not God's perfect will for divorce. Secondly, it's
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Speaker 3: not God's will for adultery to take place. So we
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Speaker 3: have to consider the severity of that. Does adultry take place, Yes,
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Speaker 3: unfortunately it does. But again I'm going back to what's
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Speaker 3: God's will, God's perfect will. And then when sin happens,
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Speaker 3: or when more importantly, sin is committed volitionally by someone,
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Speaker 3: whether it's the husband or the wife, is there room
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Speaker 3: for forgiveness. The answer is absolutely yes. We know that
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Speaker 3: the Word of God tells us in First John. I
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Speaker 3: believe it's chapter two that if we confess, confess your
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Speaker 3: sins to the Lord, he is faithful and just to
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Speaker 3: forgive us of our sins and cleans us of all
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Speaker 3: and righteousness. We also know in this pictures there's only
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Speaker 3: one unpardonable or unforgivable sin, and that's the blasphemy of
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Speaker 3: the Holy Spirit. And so adultery is not the blasphemy
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Speaker 3: of the Holy Spirit.
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Speaker 7: We understand that.
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Speaker 3: So can can adultery be forgiven? Yes, it can be forgiven,
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Speaker 3: just like all the other sins can be forgiven outside
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Speaker 3: of the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit.
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Speaker 7: Now again, go back to your example.
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Speaker 3: Adultery is committed, forgiveness is asked for and granted. We
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Speaker 3: hope that it's a real, true, repentant conviction, realizing the
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Speaker 3: broken not just God's law on God's word. They've broken
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Speaker 3: God's heart by that adulterous act or continued relationship. Okay,
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Speaker 3: let's thank God forgives them and they get married with
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Speaker 3: the person they committed adultery with.
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Speaker 7: Are they now living in adultery?
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Speaker 3: Well, according to the forgiveness of God, if they repented,
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Speaker 3: if they was truly broken in contrary of heart, they
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Speaker 3: could be forgiven and then they can continue in their
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Speaker 3: new marriage. Now, is that the perfect rule of God?
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Speaker 3: Absolutely not. The force is not the perfect rule of God?
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Speaker 3: Is adults treat the perfect will of God? Absolutely not.
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Speaker 3: That's a sin, that's a grace. And should we seek
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Speaker 3: to take advantage of the institution of marriage and break
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Speaker 3: it whenever we.
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Speaker 7: Feel like Absolutely not. Should we seek to say, well,
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Speaker 7: I'm just.
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Speaker 3: Gonna go ahead and commit adultry and then get married
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Speaker 3: with the person not committed aultry because God can forget
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Speaker 3: me and we can just start all over again. We
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Speaker 3: should be careful with that mindset. That's not a God
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Speaker 3: who mindset, because it appears that we're taking advantage of
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Speaker 3: the grace of God. Here's the thing, brotherly, my dear friend,
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Speaker 3: is that God knows the heart of the man and
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Speaker 3: the woman right.
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Speaker 7: And if God sees that the heart of the man
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Speaker 7: or the woman.
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Speaker 3: Is that they're trying to take advantage of God's grace
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Speaker 3: and trying to look for permissions instead of pursuing His
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Speaker 3: perfect will, sooner or later, He's going to get up
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Speaker 3: to them. Because our decisions have consequenses. Because who's to say.
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Speaker 3: Who's to say if the man or the women, or
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Speaker 3: both man and women, we're not turly repentive and have
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Speaker 3: issues with loust and go from one marriage through a
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Speaker 3: divorce into another marriage, who's to say they're not going
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Speaker 3: to be tempted by the enemy to start lusting after
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Speaker 3: somebody else, and all of a sudden they're back in
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Speaker 3: square one, They're back at ground zero, and now they're
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Speaker 3: having to relearn the lesson they should have learned of
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Speaker 3: the first marriage. So we have to be careful that
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Speaker 3: we pursue the perfect will of God, not the permissions
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Speaker 3: of God, such as is the case of March up
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Speaker 3: to ten seeking for permission for divorce instead of seeking
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Speaker 3: for the perfect will of marriage. Until that's those part,
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Speaker 3: and we have to make sure we don't try to
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Speaker 3: take advantage of the grace of God and try to
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Speaker 3: take advantage of the thought of well, if I just seen,
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Speaker 3: I can ask the forgiveness and I'm good. And although
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Speaker 3: that can be true and is true biblically, if the
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Speaker 3: person hasn't truly repented, and that issue that they're struggling
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Speaker 3: with that led to the first divorce is still something
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Speaker 3: they're struggling with in the second marriage that if they're
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Speaker 3: not careful, before they know it, they're dealing with the
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Speaker 3: same issue again. And now they're dealing with a second divorce,
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Speaker 3: and if they don't deal with it correctly, then they
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Speaker 3: jump into a third marriage, and then two an.
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Speaker 7: Ear later they're dealing with a third divorce.
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Speaker 3: And well, you get to him. You get the picture.
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Speaker 3: It becomes a thankful of some very unfortunate life experience,
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Speaker 3: is that the man or the woman, or both the
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Speaker 3: man and the women are having to deal with because
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Speaker 3: they wouldn't they didn't seek the perfect will of God
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Speaker 3: at first to stay married, and or they didn't anunderstand
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Speaker 3: that you're not supposed to take advantage of the grace
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Speaker 3: of God to just pursue whatever we personally want versus
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Speaker 3: sticking to the principles of God's word and working out
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Speaker 3: their marriage the way God calls us to.
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Speaker 8: That's good.
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Speaker 1: I had this other one right here.
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Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 1: First, I'm I'm gonna tell you this a little story first.
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Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 2: I remember, uh, I used to be a believe it
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Speaker 2: or not somewhere but trouble maker, different school, and I
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Speaker 2: remember my dad picked me up from school from primpis office.
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Speaker 1: And you know in the South we.
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Speaker 2: Spank got kids. You know, it's time out. Time out
44:41
Speaker 2: don't work, it really don't. But it's easy own. So
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Speaker 2: I remember my dad's nick. I could answer that.
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Speaker 1: I could answer it at the time. I get it.
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Speaker 1: Now I can answer at the time. My dad's need
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Speaker 1: a question. He said, Hey, look Judas and Peter. Judas
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Speaker 1: stabbed Jesus.
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Speaker 2: In the bat Peter to die Jesus, which sin is
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Speaker 2: worse At the time, like I just love, I just
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Speaker 2: love speechless, I was like, I couldn't answer that at
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Speaker 2: the time. Now sin is sin, but both of them,
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Speaker 2: but both of them was guilty. Mm hmm, the senate
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Speaker 2: sin at the time, like wow, M I couldn't like
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Speaker 2: even though even though Peter did deny Jesus first of all,
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Speaker 2: and he is the moment. Secondly, Jesus told me was
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Speaker 2: gonna do that. Thirdly, first of all, he told me
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Speaker 2: gonna do that. Secondly, the moment we've all said, we've
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Speaker 2: all said done stuff like when it's hide and when
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Speaker 2: the moment is hid and heavy and things and things
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Speaker 2: get real.
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Speaker 1: We were all said and done stuff. We were read later.
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Speaker 2: And I could I couldn't uh explain that I couldn't
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Speaker 2: get that. Then I'm one time doing something and all
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Speaker 2: of a sudden it's hit me. Oh okay, I get it.
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Speaker 1: Now. Both of them were wrong, correct, you know?
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Speaker 3: And the difference, one of the major distinguishing factors between
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Speaker 3: Peter and Judas is that Peter repented Judas. The scripture
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Speaker 3: says that he was remorseful, and so the two words
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Speaker 3: repent and remorse, although they start with the same two
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Speaker 3: letters of reading, which means again, pent has to do
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Speaker 3: not only with the top like the pent house of
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Speaker 3: the top.
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Speaker 7: Level or story of a skyscraper.
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Speaker 3: But pent also has to do with the mind. To
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Speaker 3: repent means to rethink, and it implied to change the
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Speaker 3: way you think so you can change the way you live.
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Speaker 3: So there was a desire in Peter to get back
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Speaker 3: on top. He knew he fell, He knew he needed
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Speaker 3: to reconsider his ways. He needed to change the way
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Speaker 3: he thought about things so he could change what he believed.
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Speaker 3: What he believed would change.
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Speaker 10: How he speak spoke, and how he spoke would change
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Speaker 10: how he would add, how he would act, could change behavior, conduct, lifestyle,
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Speaker 10: and destiny.
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Speaker 3: And Peter did repent and cover that he came out
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Speaker 3: on top again. Now, Judas didn't repent. His Churture never
47:44
Speaker 3: says he repented. Judas says he The picture says Judas
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Speaker 3: was remorseful. The word remorse, yes, has to do with
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Speaker 3: read again, but the morse actually has to with a
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Speaker 3: feeling of a bad, feeling of realize.
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Speaker 7: Man, I feel bad about what I did.
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Speaker 3: But the distinguishing thing between remorse and repent repent leads
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Speaker 3: to real change. Remorse doesn't lead to real change. Remorse
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Speaker 3: just leads to greater inner sorrow. I just feel so bad. Man,
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Speaker 3: I messed up. Man I got a call. Man, Well,
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Speaker 3: you know what am I going to do now? And
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Speaker 3: when you look at the life of Judas, because he
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Speaker 3: was remorseful or full of remorse and not repentant, he
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Speaker 3: didn't change the way he thought. He didn't seek to
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Speaker 3: change what he believed and how he spoke to what
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Speaker 3: he did. He didn't seek to return to Jesus. In fact,
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Speaker 3: he tried to return to the very people he betrayed
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Speaker 3: Jesus to. And when he said I'll betrayed in us
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Speaker 3: in blood, they said, what's that to us?
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Speaker 7: That's on you?
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Speaker 3: And at that point he took the thirty pieces of
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Speaker 3: silver that he had betrayed Jesus, and he threw him
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Speaker 3: into the temple.
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Speaker 11: And he went and he was remorseful. He felt bad
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Speaker 11: over and over again, and he hung himself and being
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Speaker 11: and in the process of hanging himself, we don't We
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Speaker 11: don't know exactly the scripture does us exactly how it
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Speaker 11: all happen, but he does say he went in hunt himself.
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Speaker 7: And another scripture says that in addition.
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Speaker 3: Of hanging himself, he fell. He fell from where he
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Speaker 3: hung himself, and he he and he fell on something
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Speaker 3: that was sharp, I believe it was stones, and it
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Speaker 3: punctured his abdomen area, and his intestines spilled out of
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Speaker 3: his body. Did he die being hung first or did
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Speaker 3: he die from his fault? We don't really know that.
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Speaker 3: But what we know that he did is that he
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Speaker 3: took his life. And because he was remorseful not repent him,
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Speaker 3: he didn't give himself a chance. And so in life
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Speaker 3: we have to be careful to never become remorseful about
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Speaker 3: our failures. But even when we fail, not is because
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Speaker 3: we all sin and fall short of the glory of God.
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Speaker 3: When we failed in the way that the sin is death,
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Speaker 3: but the gift of God is a general life of
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Speaker 3: Jesus Christ, our Lord. We got to remember with the scriptures,
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Speaker 3: if we confess our sins to the Lord, he's faithful
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Speaker 3: and just to forgive us of our sins and becomes
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Speaker 3: us of fallen righteousness.
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Speaker 7: We can come back to him.
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Speaker 3: This bath funding with fathers.
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Speaker 7: They and I got to preach about re encountering the
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Speaker 7: love of.
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Speaker 3: The Father, and we talked about the prodigal son. In
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Speaker 3: New chapter fifteen, the scripture says he came to himself
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Speaker 3: where he came to the sentences that the Greek.
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Speaker 7: Shows that he actually repented.
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Speaker 3: If the Greek word has been tonnel ato. He changed
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Speaker 3: the way he was thinking, so he could change the
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Speaker 3: way he was living. And what did he do, even
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Speaker 3: though to a certain extent, yes, he did feel sorry
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Speaker 3: for himself because he says, I'm better off as being
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Speaker 3: a hired hand in my dad's house. Let me just
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Speaker 3: go back and just work for my dad. When he
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Speaker 3: was on his way back, his dad was seeing him
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Speaker 3: from the distance. His dad ran to him. His dad
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Speaker 3: was full of compassion towards him. His dad threw his
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Speaker 3: arms around him, ugged him kissed him and then restored him,
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Speaker 3: and he helped his son understand the difference between repentance
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Speaker 3: and remorse. Remorse would have been him staying.
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Speaker 7: Out in the other far country.
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Speaker 3: And just saying, man, I just hit rock bottom. I'm done.
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Speaker 3: I don't no good. Let me just end my life.
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Speaker 3: But he didn't. He had a moment of repentance that
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Speaker 3: led to momentum that comes from repentance, and he began
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Speaker 3: to return for forgiveness and be restored and reconcild with.
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Speaker 7: His dad, and then eventually even reconciled with his older brother.
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Speaker 3: Who didn't like the idea of his little brother who
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Speaker 3: was a prodigal son coming.
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Speaker 7: Back and being restored and being celebrated.
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Speaker 3: So it's a beautiful when we really live a life
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Speaker 3: of repentance. God will not only reconcile with him. He
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Speaker 3: will not only reconcile us with him, He will reconcile
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Speaker 3: us with others. He did that with the prodigal son,
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Speaker 3: and he did that with Peter, because even Peter ends
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Speaker 3: up getting reconciled with the other disciples in John chapter
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Speaker 3: twenty one, and then in Acts chapter one.
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Speaker 7: They go to the upper room together with one hundred
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Speaker 7: and twenty and well you know the rest of the story.
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Speaker 3: There at the Church's birth in Acts chapter two, and
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Speaker 3: they reached three thousand, and from there they go to
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Speaker 3: five thousand, and from there they reached multiple thousands, to
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Speaker 3: the point where they were accused of having turned the
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Speaker 3: world upside down. That's the power of repentance and reconciliation.
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Speaker 3: And we need more of that today.
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Speaker 2: Uh yeah, no, I think about us like Jujas had
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Speaker 2: so many chances to turn back life. Even even even
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Speaker 2: when we're going to the priests like that, that there
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Speaker 2: was the chance to Okay, you stay that time, you say,
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Speaker 2: our time to fix this sitting down, sitting down, the
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Speaker 2: priests discussing the price. They got time, even even when
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Speaker 2: they even when they had the money bags, they got time.
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Speaker 1: Well you would you just touch that money? Okay, that's it.
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Speaker 7: Well, and if if you want to continue following that
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Speaker 7: train of thought.
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Speaker 3: He had time, He really had time to he breathed
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Speaker 3: his last breath because he could have repented. He could
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Speaker 3: have repented, but he didn't.
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Speaker 9: And and so may we look at the life of
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Speaker 9: Judas and learn from the life of Judas to know
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Speaker 9: that as long as we still got breath in our lungs,
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Speaker 9: and we have a mind uh in our in our
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Speaker 9: in our brain.
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Speaker 3: We have a mind in our body, and we have
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Speaker 3: breath in our tongue. And we have a heart that
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Speaker 3: is willing to be broken in contract.
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Speaker 7: Before the Lord.
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Speaker 3: We can confess our sense. We could be forgiven of
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Speaker 3: our sins and comes upon all unrighteousness, we can be restored.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely.
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Speaker 8: I had.
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Speaker 1: Let's see, yeah, all right, this one right here.
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Speaker 2: Uh, these are mixed in so there's some song song
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Speaker 2: be heavy sony light so light hearted on me heavy.
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Speaker 1: So these are mixture of questions here.
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Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 1: And and then I should have said, I should have
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Speaker 1: put him in order. When did you start your ministry?
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Speaker 3: Well, because the word ministry simply means to serve. When
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Speaker 3: I started serving in a local church, I was a teenager.
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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, probably fifteen or sixteen years of age, and
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Speaker 3: I started off helping out with the toddlers. Uh, you
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Speaker 3: know our church family that I was part of New
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Speaker 3: Life Ministries of San Antonio in San Antonio, Texas, that
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Speaker 3: was led by one of my great older cousins, Pastor
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Speaker 3: raign and his wife, Pastor Esther Malgunaldo. That was the
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Speaker 3: start they gave me the start. I'm thankful for that,
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Speaker 3: appreciative of that, and thank God for my family, the
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Speaker 3: Maldunado family, the Santana family, of the Data Suit's family,
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Speaker 3: so many of them have been in ministry or in
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Speaker 3: ministry and continue to be in ministry. And they provided
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Speaker 3: me with a great example.
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Speaker 7: Of what it is to serve.
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Speaker 3: Remember what Jesus said. He says, if you want to
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Speaker 3: be great in the kingdom, you got to be a servant, Tavall.
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Speaker 3: Remember what Jesus said, He did not come as one
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Speaker 3: to be served, but one to serve others. And so
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Speaker 3: that's where ministry begins. You know, some people might think, oh,
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Speaker 3: I thought you were going to say it was at
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Speaker 3: the age of twenty two when he became a full
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Speaker 3: time associated pastor. Well that's true too, that happened at
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Speaker 3: that age, in that time of my life. But you
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Speaker 3: have the ministry, ministry simply being serving. So it as
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Speaker 3: a teenager serving. And that's why we encourage people in
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Speaker 3: the Body of Christ, especially at Victory Hill. You're one
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Speaker 3: of our volunteers. Brotherly, you help out, you serve in
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Speaker 3: the media production team. We encourage everybody, Hey, don't just
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Speaker 3: don't just attend church services, get involved. Everybody can minister,
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Speaker 3: everybody can help, everybody can make a difference. Everybody can contribute.
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Speaker 7: But let me tell you, every local pastor's dream is
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Speaker 7: to have.
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Speaker 3: More people serving, more people helping the minister to the
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Speaker 3: people of God.
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Speaker 2: I remember years ago, two thousand and four, right I had.
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Speaker 2: I had my pastor at the time, Bad Ruth Louisiana
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Speaker 2: Johnny Young Junior. He uh him and some other men
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Speaker 2: of God cast cast the mind spirit out of me
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Speaker 2: and that that too hours. It was like this Saturday morning,
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Speaker 2: two hours from many God cast cast the spirit out
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Speaker 2: and I came off speaing the tongues everything, and so
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Speaker 2: like now like now I feeling with the spirit. The
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Speaker 2: bond spirit is gone, and like whenever everything calm down,
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Speaker 2: service is over. My pastor asked me you it's Saturdays.
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Speaker 2: He said, you you want to preach Sunday. I'm I'm
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Speaker 2: I'm like, I was like it was joking. I'm like,
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Speaker 2: I laughed, like He's like, no, I'm serious. You want
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Speaker 2: to preach tomorrow?
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Speaker 1: Now? Mind you. I'm like eleven ish eleven twelve ish
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Speaker 1: mm hmmm, and I'm like you for real, Yeah, you
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Speaker 1: wanna preach you mar okay, and I didn't.
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Speaker 2: I had no idea how I had to exag think,
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Speaker 2: called think, called exogen in the text I know.
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Speaker 3: Not.
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Speaker 1: I had no idea how to prepare a text, not
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Speaker 1: not how to prepare a sermon. I know idea.
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Speaker 2: I take the scirit shirt and break it down bit
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Speaker 2: by biting, line up on line, prece up, on prece up,
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Speaker 2: and so Sunday morning I get to it and I'm
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Speaker 2: that Thursday. Remember, Remember I was the trouble you're in
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Speaker 2: school every once in a while and raised the Holy
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Speaker 2: Spirit brings me back to to tom fellowship physically and verbally.
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Speaker 2: I had had my vice principal and uh, last time
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Speaker 2: I remember him saying, before we had the physical time
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Speaker 2: of fellowship, the ro corrections of to see how learning
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Speaker 2: if you will, He said, son.
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Speaker 1: You need you your house in order, and that that
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Speaker 1: was my message. I believe.
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Speaker 2: I preached from Revelation, I believe, and from there the
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Speaker 2: Holy Spirit just took over from the rest of it.
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Speaker 7: Wow.
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Speaker 1: Like up to that point, I'm sweating bullets.
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Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
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Speaker 1: I'm like, I grew up in church my whole life.
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Speaker 1: I grew up Baptist. I got I got preachers in
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Speaker 1: my family. I grew up back this. I I grew
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Speaker 1: up deep in the church. Why am I like.
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Speaker 2: I'm used to the I'm used. I'm used to church culture.
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Speaker 2: But never have I been like behind on the other
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Speaker 2: side of the pool pit. That's a different story. I
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Speaker 2: grew up, I grew up deep in the church. I
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Speaker 2: got family, I grew up in the church culture.
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Speaker 1: I got family. Family, that's preachers.
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Speaker 2: Oh we were on the other side of the pool.
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Speaker 2: But that's that's different when you you gotta speak to them.
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Speaker 2: And then I grabbed a microphone. Don't know what I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna do. I ain't got no notes. I just got
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Speaker 2: my Bible. Okay, so I'm gonna do So I just
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Speaker 2: felt this far. All that came on the Holy Spirit.
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Speaker 2: So some said something. I said, some, now, those Holy
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Speaker 2: Spirit go relation to twenty two. So I turned over
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Speaker 2: there read the are either a part of it or
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Speaker 2: the whole thing. And those we just took it from there.
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Speaker 1: So in the ministry you have you have to follow
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Speaker 1: the other spirit, because without without you well high miss.
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Speaker 3: Yes, And I would say, in following the Holy Spirit,
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Speaker 3: remember that the Holy Spirit inspires the scripture. Oh, yeah,
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Speaker 3: all told Timothy that all scriptures God breefs, right.
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Speaker 7: And and uh or the writer of Hebrew actually says this.
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Speaker 3: Particular verse all scriptures God breaths and.
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Speaker 7: Is useful for teaching, rebuking, for correcting, and training in righteousness,
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Speaker 7: so that every man of God.
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Speaker 3: Is thoroughly equipped for every good work of the Lord.
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Speaker 3: And so but going back to the all scriptures God breathed,
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Speaker 3: theologians will say that means it's inspired.
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Speaker 7: By the Holy Spirit.
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Speaker 3: So in order to be best spirit led, we must
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Speaker 3: make sure we're investing time into His work. And so
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Speaker 3: it's not an either or, it must be a both.
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Speaker 3: And we need to be people of God's work from
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Speaker 3: Genesis to Revelation.
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Speaker 7: Of course, we're in the.
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Speaker 3: New Covenant, so we're not legalistic, we're not living according
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Speaker 3: to the law. But we should be reading Old Testament
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Speaker 3: and New Testament together because we know pastor doctor John
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Speaker 3: Hagen has been quoted saying that the Old Testament is
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Speaker 3: God's will concealed, the New Testament is God's will reveal.
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Speaker 3: And so even when we read the Old Testament, we
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Speaker 3: can see that it's more than this history. Yes, there's
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Speaker 3: history there, there's also so much prophecy, especially Messianic prophecies,
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Speaker 3: and there are so many things that are pointing as
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Speaker 3: a shadow or as an indicator to what would come
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Speaker 3: in the New Testament. And then, of course we understand
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Speaker 3: that Jesus themselves said in Matthew five seventeen that I hated.
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Speaker 7: Jesus said, I did not come to a bolish a
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Speaker 7: law or the prophet.
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Speaker 3: I did not come to abolish, he says it twice,
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Speaker 3: but I came to fulfill. So Jesus is the fulfillment
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Speaker 3: of the Word of God, and so being led by
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Speaker 3: the Holy Spirit is central. And because Holy Spirit inspired
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Speaker 3: the scriptures, we must value the study of the Word
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Speaker 3: of God from Genesis to Revelations. And we must remember
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Speaker 3: that Holy Spirit was given to remind.
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Speaker 7: Us of the things that Jesus had said.
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Speaker 3: Holy Spirit is was given to us to be that
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Speaker 3: comfort or the counselor that leader that will help us
1:02:53
Speaker 3: draw closer to Jesus and remind us of what Jesus
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Speaker 3: has said and who Jesus is. And the reason why
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Speaker 3: God the Father said Jesus was that through Jesus we
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Speaker 3: would all be reconciled to the Father. So I like
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Speaker 3: to tell people yes, we must be spirit led, and
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Speaker 3: we also must be fully Bible based. And if we're
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Speaker 3: Bible based and we're spirit led, then we truly become
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Speaker 3: Jesus Christ centered. We have to preach the gospel of
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Speaker 3: Jesus and his Kingdom to all people, because the Coulture
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Speaker 3: tells us that it's all about Jesus and his kingdom.
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Speaker 3: And when this gospiel of Jesus, that of the Kingdom,
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Speaker 3: is preached to all the earth, to all the nations,
1:03:34
Speaker 3: then there come we're living in these.
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Speaker 7: Very troubled times. We consider not just our own nation or.
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Speaker 3: The Western hemisphere, and we consider especially now Israel and Iran.
1:03:49
Speaker 3: And we continued to happen between Russia and Ukraine, and
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Speaker 3: also it continues to happen between China and North Caro
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Speaker 3: Korea and Taiwan. And these are the signs of the times, rumors.
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Speaker 7: Of wars, animals, and we need to focus on Jesus
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Speaker 7: and point people to Jesus and preach the gospel of Jesus.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely. All right, it's a good one.
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Speaker 3: Right here.
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Speaker 1: It's a good one right here. That's okay, here, it
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Speaker 1: is all right. Have you ever had writer's block in
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Speaker 1: either your writing or your music.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely absolutely more more more times than I care to admit.
1:04:32
Speaker 3: And so what I have, what I have experienced, is
1:04:37
Speaker 3: that the opposite of that writer's block is really God
1:04:44
Speaker 3: inspiration and and and so I do my best, whether
1:04:50
Speaker 3: I'm writing literature or whether I'm writing music.
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Speaker 12: Two, to truly seek the Lord, to be in the word,
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Speaker 12: to be in prayer, to be in worship, to just
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Speaker 12: grow in and intimacy with Jesus.
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Speaker 3: And I find that the more I do that, uh,
1:05:11
Speaker 3: the more I get the opposite of writer's block, the
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Speaker 3: more I get God inspiration for whether I'm writing or
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Speaker 3: whether I'm writing literature or writing music.
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Speaker 2: That's cool, Uh, this one right here. See I told
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Speaker 2: you it's the mixture of the mixture of lighthearted and deep.
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Speaker 2: So I said, I should the order that's out. Have
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Speaker 2: you ever been frustrated with either with either spouse, children,
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Speaker 2: fellow ministers, or regard himself?
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Speaker 3: Absolutely, I've been frustrated with myself. You know, the word
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Speaker 3: for frustrate, by definition, means to prevent from progressing, succeeding,
1:05:55
Speaker 3: or being fulfilled. So and when you talk about prevent
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Speaker 3: is to prevent a plan or an attempted action. So
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Speaker 3: have I rather felt like one of my plans didn't
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Speaker 3: get fulfilled, and I felt like that happened because of
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Speaker 3: my own self. Yeah, I've gone in my own way,
1:06:15
Speaker 3: have rather felt like my wife maybe wasn't on the
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Speaker 3: same page.
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Speaker 7: With something I wanted. Yeah, she's human, I'm human. That happens.
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Speaker 3: What about our kids? Absolutely? What about other brothers and
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Speaker 3: sisters in Christ? Absolutely? What about fellow ministers? Yeah?
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Speaker 1: And then what about God?
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Speaker 3: The answer is yes, But I don't blame God. I
1:06:33
Speaker 3: blame myself. The fact of the matter, as a scripture says,
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Speaker 3: many are the plans of a man's heart, but it
1:06:40
Speaker 3: is the Lord's purpose that prevails. That's in the book
1:06:43
Speaker 3: of Proverbs. I believe it may be Proverbs nineteen or
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Speaker 3: Proverbs twenty one. And so, Yeah, frustration is a reality
1:06:53
Speaker 3: for us. Is because we're imperfect humans living in an
1:06:56
Speaker 3: imperfect world. We come up with these plans or these
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Speaker 3: ideas of things that we want to see happen, and
1:07:02
Speaker 3: they don't always happen. And many times they don't happen
1:07:05
Speaker 3: because we mess ourselves up, or they don't happen because
1:07:08
Speaker 3: maybe our spouse see things differently, or our kids see differently,
1:07:12
Speaker 3: or brothers instances in Christ see things differently, and again
1:07:17
Speaker 3: God can certainly see things differently, and I don't mind
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Speaker 3: it up with the scripture says in Isaiah fifty five,
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Speaker 3: these ways are higher than our ways. His thoughts are
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Speaker 3: higher than our thoughts, as high as the heavens are
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Speaker 3: above the earth, or his ways from our ways. And
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Speaker 3: so in the context of that is actually talking about
1:07:34
Speaker 3: God's mercy. Just when we're ready to judge something, just
1:07:37
Speaker 3: when we're ready to condemn something, God is saying, I'm
1:07:41
Speaker 3: more loving than you know. I'm more merciful and gracious
1:07:43
Speaker 3: than you know. His ways are higher than our ways.
1:07:45
Speaker 3: So frustration is the reality of our humanity. That's why
1:07:50
Speaker 3: it's so important all the more for us to compete,
1:07:52
Speaker 3: to draw closer to the Lord right, draw closer to
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Speaker 3: our wives, to our spouse, us to our kids, fellow menaces.
1:08:00
Speaker 3: And even when we don't see I have the have
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Speaker 3: the conversation, and and and perhaps in that conversation we
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Speaker 3: can find a solution that is acceptable to both sides
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Speaker 3: and work together to get something done.
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Speaker 2: It sir, by the way, for those for those tuning me,
1:08:20
Speaker 2: the first thing you wonder wasn't what wasn't the world's
1:08:23
Speaker 2: a passage on the on the rest of the show, Well,
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Speaker 2: I'll tell you a good friend of mine and don't
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Speaker 2: get it twisted.
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Speaker 1: I believe me. I tried is he is definitely now
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Speaker 1: on our side. But he's a good friend of mine side.
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Speaker 1: Everybody to come on in.
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Speaker 3: Thank you for the grades, for the lead.
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Speaker 2: But by the way, apparently dealing especially specially like you
1:08:55
Speaker 2: have older, older children now as as a getting older,
1:08:59
Speaker 2: that's always gonna be as a blessing and the frustration
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Speaker 2: at the same time, because like.
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Speaker 1: I can't speak on the parents' side, I'm gonna say.
1:09:12
Speaker 2: As a son, as a son, h for example, I
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Speaker 2: love my mother, I love my mother, DearS love her dearly.
1:09:22
Speaker 2: Every once in a while it's like pulling, pulling teeth
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Speaker 2: and eyeballs, because like.
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Speaker 1: Towards you like.
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Speaker 3: Dearly, but everyone in a while she feels like it's
1:09:38
Speaker 3: pulling teeth.
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Speaker 2: It's like when you grow up, it's like Mammy, this
1:09:42
Speaker 2: may dad, Mama, this may dad, all the time and
1:09:45
Speaker 2: everywhere everywhere she turns you right there. Now, as you
1:09:48
Speaker 2: get older, especially if your adult years, you have different opinions.
1:09:54
Speaker 1: You have you have all of a sudden, this little
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Speaker 1: this little boy, this little boy, a little girl.
1:10:00
Speaker 2: Growing up, they all of a sudden they get older
1:10:02
Speaker 2: and they have their own opinion growing up, they have
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Speaker 2: their on weasly growing.
1:10:06
Speaker 1: Up, they all of a sudden they have what's called uh.
1:10:12
Speaker 2: They don't necessarily they don't necessarily agree with like how
1:10:18
Speaker 2: they used to and they were a child. Sometimes like
1:10:23
Speaker 2: sometimes we see on the same page, sometimes.
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Speaker 1: Not so much.
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Speaker 2: For example, perfect perfect example, like I'm in my room chilling,
1:10:34
Speaker 2: been in my room all day, chilling.
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Speaker 1: I'm cool, and my mom come in. Look at this shroom.
1:10:41
Speaker 1: Just look at this shrump? How how how you be
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Speaker 1: here beyond me?
1:10:48
Speaker 2: I'm like now, from my from my point, he is
1:10:53
Speaker 2: perfectly fine. But to a parent, yeah, like it's like
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Speaker 2: tornado here the wrong correct.
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Speaker 3: And that's where it's important to find a common ground
1:11:09
Speaker 3: and find in a good way a compromise. And you
1:11:14
Speaker 3: know that's that applies not only to parents and children,
1:11:18
Speaker 3: that applies to adults with adults. That applies to family members, friends,
1:11:23
Speaker 3: co workers, federal church members, fellow ministers. We got to
1:11:28
Speaker 3: find a way to work together.
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Speaker 7: We don't all maybe think the same exact way.
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Speaker 3: We probably don't all prefer things a certain way, the
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Speaker 3: way everybody else does. So we got to find a
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Speaker 3: way to agree, focus on what we agree on. Don't
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Speaker 3: let the stuff that we don't see out of ion
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Speaker 3: become the thing that divides us. We can agree to
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Speaker 3: disagree and then just focus on what we agree on
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Speaker 3: and celebrate that as much as possible, while we continue
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Speaker 3: to pray for you other, love on each other, share
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Speaker 3: truth in love with each other, and hope that we
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Speaker 3: can find a common middle ground for those areas where
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Speaker 3: we do need to get closer to a middle ground
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Speaker 3: with each other.
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Speaker 2: This last question for you right here, if and when
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Speaker 2: you ever consider like far as like the lad of
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Speaker 2: use in your life, winding down, retirement, stuff like that,
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Speaker 2: what you consider a pet.
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Speaker 3: So if you have decide today, I will say thank you,
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Speaker 3: but no thank you. I'm gonna I'm gonna prefer to
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Speaker 3: use my time in my latter years to invest it
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Speaker 3: more with the Lord, with my wife, with my with
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Speaker 3: my kids, with my friends, with the people that I
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Speaker 3: care about. Don't know, no disintended on pets. I've got
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Speaker 3: family members that love pets, and I know some people
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Speaker 3: believe their pets when they die, they go to heaven.
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Speaker 3: I haven't found that yet, but hopefully it's true for
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Speaker 3: them since they love their pets so much. But my
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Speaker 3: answer would be thank you, but no thank you. I
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Speaker 3: just want to focus on my time with the Lord,
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Speaker 3: with my wife, with my kids, with my friends and.
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Speaker 1: My loved ones. Well, the lower is to being no one.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, brother Lee, thank you so much for having me
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Speaker 3: on your program today.
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Speaker 7: I greatly appreciate you.
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Speaker 3: We're blessed to have you in our church family. We're
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Speaker 3: blessed to have you on our volunteer team with the
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Speaker 3: media production team. My brother Jackson, my son in law Leeds,
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Speaker 3: and just thankful for your brother, my friend, and thank
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Speaker 3: you for the program. Thank you for the opportunity to
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Speaker 3: be on your program. I have to slip off at
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Speaker 3: this point, getting ready for a few of us things
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Speaker 3: I got to take care of today.
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Speaker 1: Well, thank you, best see you all right.
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Speaker 3: We'll see you on Sunday, And everybody who's listening, if
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Speaker 3: you're in the Dallas Fort Worth area, you're welcome to
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Speaker 3: join us at Victory Hill Church. It's Sunday at ten
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Speaker 3: thirty am and our address is eight hundred South Hampton Road.
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Speaker 3: It's near the corner of Southampton and Parkerville Road, just
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Speaker 3: a couple of miles away from I thirty five in Parkerville.
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Speaker 1: Alright, I'll see you Sunday.
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Speaker 3: All right, thank you so much, God pleasure my brother
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Speaker 3: and friend.
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Speaker 1: Listen to thank you very much everybody for joining us tonight.
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Speaker 1: This afternoon.
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Speaker 2: I'm headed out, but by the way, take us out
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Speaker 2: USA Network.
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Speaker 1: I've avery weekend. Everybody will see us soon. Act actor,