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Living Waters of Grace 10.31.25 · Living Waters of Grace / Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland Sunday Services

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This is Living Waters of Grace, the teaching ministry of Clark
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Wofford, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland,
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County of Greensburg, PA. Now here's Pastor Clark as he
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continues teaching through God's Word.
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They remembered the words of the Lord.
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They did exactly that. They just forgot about it and
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moved on. And it says they were filled
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with joy and with the Holy Spirit.
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So when your heart and mind submits to the issues in our
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life, whether we like them or not, and we say, Lord, I'm not
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real happy with this right now, but I trust you and what you're
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doing in my life. And my heart wants to be soft
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towards you and I want to be open and willing to accept what
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it is you're doing in my life. But I want to praise you in it.
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Have you ever found yourself in a spot where you're completely
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stumped on what to do next? Navigating a trial?
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Yeah, that's definitely no walk in the park.
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It takes up all your thoughts, doesn't it?
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So how often do you let go of those anxious thoughts and
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simply hand everything over to God?
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In today's message, Pastor Clark is here to remind you to put
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your trust in God for all things.
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Rest assured, everything God brings into your life is meant
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for your benefit. Just have faith in Him now.
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Here's Pastor Clark in Acts chapter 14 as he begins his
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message called persecution. We are in the book of the Acts
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studying about the work of the Holy Spirit in the body of the
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church. That work of the Holy Spirit
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continues today as we live in our own lives in the church,
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serving the Lord. And we have to understand that
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part of being a Christian is also dealing with adversity and
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trials, right? I mean, that's part of how God
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purifies us and helps us to grow in a closer relationship with
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him. Sometimes we go through times of
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dark valleys and we go through despondency or depression, or we
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go through times of hopelessness, but we find that
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in those times, that's when we cry out through the Lord the
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most, and we need Him the most. And so God uses these things to
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purify us and refine us. And when we get through them, we
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begin to understand, Wow, if this wouldn't have happened in
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my life, I wouldn't know the Lord the way I know Him now.
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And so He loves us being couraged no matter what.
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You might be caring today, what you might be struggling with,
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what you might be going through, God is not abandon you.
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He's with you. And His word is a lamp unto our
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feet, a light unto our path. So let's pray as we get prepared
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for this teaching today. Lord, we know and we understand,
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Father, the challenges that we go through.
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You teach us, Lord, how to learn about You, but also how to
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depend on You and to trust in You in ways that we wouldn't
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have learned if we hadn't been put in a position where we
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desperately needed You, Lord, and all of us have been in those
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places. And so, Lord, we are here today
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to receive from you what your Holy Spirit has for your church.
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And we pray the same for churches all over the world
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today where believers are gathering in the Word of God.
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Lord, that you would minister through the servants who stand
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behind the pulpit. We're ordinary people.
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We're broken ourselves. We are also fallen, Lord, yet
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you have redeemed us. And Lord, even though we still
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struggle, we're tempted, we still sin.
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You choose to perfect the Saints through the work of the
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ministry, through the teaching of the Word, You're changing us
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all into your image and likeness.
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We're all works in process. We're so thankful for Your
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mercy, Your patience with each of us.
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Lord, none of us have arrived. None of us have it all together,
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only you have it together. And that's why we come to learn
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from you and about you, because as our eyes are upon you, we
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change and we become more like you.
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So Lord, we just ask now for your favor on your word and
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blessing on your people that Lord today you would give them
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what it is they've come for. I can't give it to them, but you
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can by your Holy Spirit through the word.
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So Lord, our trust is in you and we pray these things in Jesus
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name, Amen. So the title of the message
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today is persecution. Has anybody ever felt like
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they've been persecuted to have gone persecution?
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We all have. If we're we're Christians, the
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Bible says all that live godly in Christ Jesus will suffer what
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persecution? And I think when we first come
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to Christ and we're new believers, we skip over that.
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We don't. Maybe that's for someone else.
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That's not for me. But none of us get through it
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without dealing with adversity and persecution.
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The Apostle Paul and Barnabas are on their first missionary
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journey. This is basically the inception
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of the Great Commission, where Jesus said to go into all the
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world and preach the gospel to every living creature, baptizing
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them in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, teaching
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them to observe all things whatsoever.
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I've commanded you, and lo, I'm with you always, even unto the
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end of the age. That's the Great Commission.
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So they have been in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria.
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Now they're spreading out into the other regions of the world.
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And because of what they've done, that gospel has gone
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throughout the earth. And we're recipients of the
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seeds that were initially planted in these early stages of
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the New Testament church. And so it talks about in my
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Bible, the heading, and I'm going to finish up verse 13.
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Just read it. Blessing and conflict at
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Antioch. So persecution comes in a form
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of people who hate Jesus, hate the gospel, hate the word of
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God, hate holiness, hate righteousness, hate repentance.
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They just want to live as pagans, right?
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And many of us, all of us, probably at one time, we were
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all lost in our sins before Christ saved us.
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We lived that way too. We didn't want to hear anything
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about this kind of stuff we're talking about today.
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Then the Lord saves us. He softens our hearts, and he
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gives us a desire to want to go this way, right?
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To follow the path of Christ. So we pick up persecution and
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adversity because we live for Christ.
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We try to represent him and sometimes we pick up persecution
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and adversity from employers or even in families.
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Sometimes we go through it even in a church.
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Lord, we're sometimes God allows things the enemy works and tries
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to divide the church and to scatter the sheep and just get
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people to stop falling the Lords, you know, because of
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relationship issues or whatever, you know.
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So when we study the word, we have to understand that we are
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all sinners still. Things have happened to us in
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all of our lives that we don't think has been fair or we don't
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like. And so we get bitter at times.
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We get hard. We get in a place of being
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unwilling to forgive. We get bitter.
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And that's not what the Lord's like.
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When he died on that cross, He had his arms out and we all knew
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what we were doing. But he says, Father, forgive
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them so they know not what they do.
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So as we study this today and you think about your own trials,
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your own persecution, the things that have happened to you that
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you don't think's fair, if anybody has hurt you, if
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anybody's offended you, if anybody's injured you in some
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way, allow the Lord to give you grace to forgive.
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Because we can't be followers of Jesus if we don't forgive.
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It tells us in the Lord's Prayer forgive us our trespasses as He
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forgives us our trespasses. Then later on in John it says if
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we don't forgive men their trespasses, neither will our
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heavenly Father forgive us of ours.
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That's shocking, isn't it? You can.
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So I prayed the prayer. I asked Jesus to come into my
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heart. That's all well and good, but if
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we're not forgiving people, there's a disconnect, right?
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So we want to be a Church of mercy and forgiveness in our own
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lives toward one another and toward those in the world.
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So it says in verse 42. So when the Jews went out of the
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synagogue, the Gentiles begged that these words might be
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preached to them the next Sabbath.
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So certain people heard the gospel, they were excited, they
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believed, and obviously there were people there that wouldn't
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believe, just like there may be here today.
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So when the congregation had broken up, many of the Jews and
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devout proselytes followed Paul and Barnabas, who, speaking to
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them, persuaded them to continue in the grace of God.
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And so we're here today by the grace of God, we are faithful to
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be in the Word. We show up for no other reason
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but that we're all testifying together when we're together,
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that we're continuing in the grace of God, no matter what we
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might be dealing with. On the next Sabbath, almost the
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whole city came together to hear the word of God.
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Wouldn't that be awesome, you know, for next Sunday that there
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wouldn't be enough room for people to come in here because
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the whole city is beginning to hear about the grace of God at
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Calvary Chapel. That would be a prayer that we
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should all have. All these people were excited
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about salvation and what the Lord can do.
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But it says that when the Jews saw the multitudes and these
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were the people that were still not believing, they were filled
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with envy. They had never seen so many
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people in the synagogue before. And they weren't coming for the
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law. They were coming for the grace
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of God that was setting them free from all their sin and
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their bondage and contradicting and blaspheming.
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They oppose the thing spoken by Paul, so there's always
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adversity and push back to the message of God's grace and
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forgiveness. They're jealous of the impact
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that the Word is making on these people because of the grace of
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God. And they're also slandering the
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preachers, the teachers, the apostles, anybody that has
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anything to do with communicating these things they
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are adamantly opposed to. And that's what's happening in
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our culture today. The world we live in, in the
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arena that we are all experiencing, we know there's a
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real push back toward Christianity in our country and
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in the rest of the world. And so it says they blaspheme.
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They opposed the things spoken by Paul.
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Then Paul and Barnabas grew bold and said it was necessary that
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the word of God should be spoken to you first, but since you
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reject it and judge yourselves unworthy of everlasting life.
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I love how Paul really puts it in her face, well, if you guys
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don't want this and you don't want to have everlasting life,
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OK, what am I going to do for you, right.
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And he said, behold, we turn to the Gentiles.
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For so the Lord has commanded us.
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I have set you as a light to the Gentiles that you should be for
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salvation to the ends of the earth.
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So that the gospel initially came to the Jewish people.
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Jesus said his own did not receive him.
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He came to his own. They didn't receive.
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And so the whole goal of God from the beginning of time was
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to take the gospel to every people group in the world, every
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tribe, tongue and nation. There's no discrimination with
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the Lord in regard to the good news of the gospel.
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It's for all people and all places, everywhere.
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And so they are rejecting this. But the Gentiles and some of
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these Jewish people are believing.
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So the Lord has commanded us. I've set you as a light to the
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Gentiles that you should be for salvation to the ends of the
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earth. Now when the Gentiles heard
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this, they were glad and glorified the word of the Lord,
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and as many as had been appointed to eternal life
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believe. This is a fascinating verse
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because God, in his all knowingness, his omniscience,
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understands that there's going to be a people that are called
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out by Him that will believe even before we're created.
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That's a mystery of God's sovereignty, His election.
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Why is it we're chosen here today?
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Why is it that we've believed? Why is it that we've come to
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faith in Christ where we heard the Word and it resonated with
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us and we came out of death unto life because of the Holy Spirit
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making us capable of believing the gospel?
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There's so many people that still don't believe.
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Why? In the mind of God, he wants the
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gospel to go to everyone. We don't know who's going to
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believe who isn't, and sometimes people don't believe until their
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deathbed. So you never stop praying, you
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never stop preaching, you never stop giving the gospel.
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You're always wanting to share the Lord with people.
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And so and then it says in the word of the Lord was being
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spread throughout all the region.
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But the Jews stirred up the devout and prominent women and
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the chief men of the city, and they raised up persecution
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against Paul and Barnabas and expelled them from the region.
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But they shook off the dust from their feet against them and came
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to Iconium, and the disciples were filled with joy and with
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the Holy Spirit. So Paul is dealing with
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adversity as as we do. Something happens in your life
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as a believer, and you might be tempted to quit.
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Pastors are tempted to quit all the time because of some of the
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pressures they deal with or whatever, but we're called to
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persevere. And if we're really the Lord's,
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there's this doctrine called the perseverance of the Saints.
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If we're really saved, we don't give up, do we?
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We just keep on keeping on because God is in US, the Spirit
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of God's in US, and he gives us a capacity to not give up even
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when we're thinking about it, you know?
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And so this beauty of this wisdom of God is that in spite
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of John Mark leaving them in the ministry prior to this, that was
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a set back. Now they're going in and they're
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excited that people are believing and getting saved, but
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now they're going to get stoned. People are going to try to kill
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them. They just keep keeping on.
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And the wisdom of this, you know, the Lord said to the
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disciples when they were out on the road that if you get hassled
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or people don't listen to you and they don't receive you, he
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said shake the dust off your feet, meaning don't let it
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bother you. Don't let it bring you down.
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Don't let it discourage you. Just keep your eyes on the Lord
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and what He's told you to do, and He'll leave you to some
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other people that will eventually want to hear.
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And so as they did that, they remembered the words of the
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Lord. They did exactly that.
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They just forgot about it and moved on.
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And it says they were filled with joy and with the Holy
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Spirit. So when your heart and mind
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submits to the issues in our life, whether we like them or
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not, and we say, Lord, I'm not real happy with this right now,
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but I trust you and what you're doing in my life.
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And my heart wants to be soft towards you.
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And I want to be open and willing to accept what it is
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you're doing in my life. And I want to praise you in it.
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Count it all joy when you fall into diverse trials and
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temptations. The Bible says that the trying
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of your faith works. Patience.
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I want to be and I'm sure you do too.
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The kind of person that I'm not complaining or I'm not groaning
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and moaning, that I accept God's sovereign hand in my life and
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say, God, you have a plan in this and I want to praise you
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because in the power of praise there is deliverance.
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And you're passing the test when you praise God for what it is
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you're going through. If you're moaning and groaning,
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the Lord says, OK, we got to go through this for a while now
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you're still not getting it, are you?
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You're still not praising me in spite of the storm.
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And so these guys are in the midst of it, but they are filled
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because their hearts are open to God and they're filled with joy
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by the power of the Holy Spirit. Now in verse 14, the journey
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starts in these other regions. Now it happened in Iconium and
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this is the area of Galatia at the time, it's the Roman Empire.
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A lot of pagans in these countries are going to no church
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yet until the gospel gets there and Paul and Barnabas are used
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by the Lord to see people become believers and churches are
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established. They went together to the
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synagogue. So the beauty of this thing is
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they had a place to go to get people to hear when they
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couldn't find a synagogue. They preached in the streets.
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But because of Paul and Barnabas being Jewish people, they were
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accepted in the system of Judaism because they had
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knowledge of the Old Testament. So they were given the
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opportunity to speak. I'm sure after they spoke, the
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Jews were upset. Like we should never let these
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guys say anything. It's ruining our ministry,
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right? People are leaving and following
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them. But that's what happens, right?
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So they, they spoke to a great multitude, both of the Jews and
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the Greeks believed, but the unbelieving Jews stirred up the
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gentiles and poisoned their minds against the brother.
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This is the work of the devil. Whenever you're anywhere where
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the truth of God is going forth, people can say things about
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whoever the teacher is. They can say, well, they're
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hypocrites, or they're this or they're that.
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If we're honest, we all have areas of hypocrisy in our life,
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right? Is anybody perfect here today?
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If you tell me guys, you're perfect, I'll just ask your wife
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or I'll ask your husband, right? But you know, this is the
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patience of God, right? And he chooses to use weak and
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foolish things that confound the what God never looks at the
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vessel and says, well, boy, I'm going to pick you because like
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you're like no one I've ever created.
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And boy, people are going to be blown away with your homiletic
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skills and your preaching ability.
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God's like, forget that. Let me fill you and let me speak
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through you because I don't want you getting in the way of what
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it is I want to say. But all the time someone will
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come to someone and say, you know, with this person, you
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know, I saw them, you know, say this or they acted this way or
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whatever. And so people seem to have a
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tendency to want to judge you instead of judging themselves.
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And the enemy wants to pull the church down and destroy it and
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destroy the people that minister in the church through slander
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and hatred and unbelief and criticism.
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That's why it says in Ephesians, let all bitterness and wrath and
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clamor and evil speaking be put away from you, and be kind,
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tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for
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Christ's sake hath forgiven you. So this continual, habitual need
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to forgive, right? And when we forgive, we're to
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move on and keep going on looking toward the Lord.
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That's something we can't do without the grace of God in our
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lives. You have bitterness in your
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heart. You want to slander people.
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You, you want to get even with them.
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You want to be vindictive toward them.
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You got to like, say, Lord, this is not you.
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Help me to forgive. Well, how many times do we
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forgive? Jesus says 70 * 7.
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That's 490 times for the same offense.
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That's the picture of you keep forgiven, right?
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So what happens is they're trying to poison the mind of
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these people. Therefore, they stayed there a
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long time, speaking boldly in the Lord.
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Those guys knew what people were saying.
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They felt that they experienced it, but they didn't say, you
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know, get thin skin and then say, well, this isn't fair.
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We're just trying to do what God wants us to do.
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We're not going to do this anymore.
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It's hurting our feelings or whatever.
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No, they just kept being faithful.
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It says they spoke boldly in the Lord who was bearing witness to
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the word of his grace, granting signs and wonders to be done by
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their hands. So this Apostolic authority
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ability, sometimes God showed up in signs and wonders and they
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did miracles. Lots of times there was no
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miracles. It wasn't anything.
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And Paul in and of himself, it was a special anointing that
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came at times and in seasons for God to be glorified in the midst
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of a situation where people would get their attention taken
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by some miraculous situation. So the multitude of the city in
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verse 4 was divided, part sided with the Jews and part with the
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apostles. So like in our world today, you
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have a group of people who are followers of Christ, and then
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you have a group of people who are against Christ, right?
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It's always that way, even sometimes, unfortunately, in
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churches. And when this issue happened,
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this violent attempt was made by both the Gentiles and the Jews
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with their rulers to abuse and stone them.
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They became aware of it, and they fled the Lystra and Derby
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cities of Iconia into the surrounding region, and they
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were reaching the gospel there, so they understood the attempt
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to take them out, to kill them, basically to assassinate them.
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They were smart enough to know that they needed to get out of
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that town and move to next place.
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But the stoning never stopped. Paul remembers when Stephen was
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stoned, he was part of that group that had Stephen Stone,
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the first martyr in the book of the Acts in New Testament
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church. So now Paul's going to
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experience some of the same things that those who have gone
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before him. So now they go to Lystra verse
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8. And in Lystra, a certain man
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without strength in his feet was sitting a cripple from his
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mother's womb. So this guy didn't have a
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temporary paralysis. This didn't happen after he was
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born. He was born with the inability
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to walk. He had never walked.
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This man heard Paul speaking. He heard the gospel.
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You heard the message, Paul observing him intently.
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And so you have an audience. You're speaking.
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I see your eyes, you see mine. Sometimes I get fixated on
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someone in the room because I sense there's a heavy burden in
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their lives. There's something going on.
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I don't know what it is, but the Lord does.
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And I just say, Lord, you know, speak to them, whatever it is
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you need to say to them. And sometimes I see people who
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are eager to want to follow Jesus deeper and I pray and I
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say, Lord, help cultivate that in their lives.
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Help them to sense that and want to follow you.
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And if I can be of any help, show me how myself or the elders
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can be of help and the others in the church that are wanting to
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serve people. So he's looking intently and he
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sees that he had faith to be healed.
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He's looking at this man and he says he has faith to be healed.
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Now this is interesting because God does all things according to
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counsel of his own will. And some of these faith
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churches, they'll teach, well, the reason you're not healed is
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you don't have enough faith, right?
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You hear that? But there's this element too,
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that when we come to God, we have to pray believing, and
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that's where we struggle. I believe, Lord, help my
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unbelief. But God honors belief, simple
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belief. And so this man is hungry for
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the Lord, but he also has something happening in his
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spirit that Paul recognized that this guy can believe God for
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anything right now in his life. And that's rare.
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That doesn't happen all the time, but he senses that
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something can happen here. The Holy Spirit obviously was
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speaking to Paul about this. So Paul, think about this.
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I mean, sometimes like people came for healing.
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They didn't get healed. Other times they got healed.
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And I'm sure at times Paul's like, God, I don't know how this
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works. Why can't it work all the time,
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you know? But it doesn't.
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And probably the reason it doesn't is, is that we would
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think we had something to do with it, right?
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Do you ever pray and really believe and you see God do
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something and touch someone and you're like, wow, you know, I'm
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going to do this all the time. And then the next time you pray
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and it doesn't happen and you're like, why did it happen the one
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time and why didn't it happen the other time?
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That's the mystery of God and his plan, his sovereign plan.
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So he says to this guy, and this would take some real faith on
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Paul's part. Stand up straight on your feet.
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And he leaped and he walked. Now, what if Paul would have
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said, stand up straight on your feet and then nothing happened?
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That would be somewhat like embarrassing, I guess.
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And they say, well, why did you say that?
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I don't know why I said that. I just was hoping or maybe, but
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somehow, you know, again, God's sovereignty, there was such an
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complete evidence that something miraculous was going to happen
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here, that God did something miraculous.
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Thanks for joining us on this journey through Acts.
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On today's edition of Living Waters of Grace, Pastor Clark
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shares that one of the most remarkable things about the book
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of Acts is how it shows the disciples transformation.
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The followers of Jesus we meet here are very different from the
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often confused and fearful disciples in the Gospels.
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After Jesus's death and resurrection, and especially
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through the power of the Holy Spirit, the apostles experienced
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a profound change in their hearts and boldness.
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Their faith became unwavering, and they move forward with
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courage to spread the gospel despite opposition and hardship.
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Acts reminds us that the same Spirit who empowered them is at
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work in US today, shaping our hearts and giving us strength to
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live boldly for Christ. Living Waters of Grace is a
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ministry of Calvary Chapel Westmoreland.
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