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Living Waters of Grace 11.04.25 · 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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  There is a thing called apostasy in the Bible where people fall
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  away from the faith and only God knows the heart.
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  But if you're a believer, you might stumble, you might drift a
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  little bit, but you can't fall away.
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  You're going to come back again because the Holy Spirit's going
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  to convict you and draw you back again.
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  Have you ever drifted from the Lord and you couldn't stay away
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  from Him too long? He started getting miserable and
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  depressed and discouraged. Well, that's the work of God's
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  Spirit, reminding you who you belong to.
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  When you really love someone, it's tough to keep your distance
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  for too long, isn't it? Even when there's a bit of
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  confusion, your heart just can't help but reach out to set things
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  straight with them. Have you ever thought about how
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  the vibe between you and God is pretty similar?
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  In today's message, Pastor Clark shares how your soul longs to
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  reconnect with your Creator. Even when you drift away from
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  Jesus, your soul pulls you back toward Him like a magnet.
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  God's love will always bring you back to Him.
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  Now here's Pastor Clark in Acts chapter 15 as he begins his
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  message, the Gospel of Grace. We are in Acts chapter 15, and
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  the title of the message is The Gospel of Grace.
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  We'll be looking at verses one through 34, and I always write a
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  few notes in regard to what the message is about before I preach
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  it so we can put it out there for those who are checking us
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  out on Facebook and YouTube. But I came up with this little
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  overview of what we're going to look at.
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  In the early church, disputes arose regarding the essential
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  beliefs and basis of saving faith.
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  There was the ancient tradition that Jewish believers held onto
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  circumcision according to the custom of Moses.
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  These additional requirements that the Pharisees placed upon
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  the Gentiles for salvation actually were considered heresy
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  or false teaching. Anything that is taught as
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  requirements for saving faith that is not through grace alone,
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  by faith alone and Christ alone is an assault against the
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  finished work of Christ upon the cross of Calvary.
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  Not only was this settled by the early church leaders in
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  Jerusalem, but is also clearly delineated through the teaching
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  of Christ and His Apostles and is also clearly taught
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  throughout the New Testament Scriptures.
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  True believers were sealed with the Holy Spirit of promise, who
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  is the guarantee of our inheritance until the redemption
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  of the purchase, possession to the praise of His glory.
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  This is the gospel of grace. And so in the early church, they
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  were confronted with this doctrine from the Old Testament
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  that was a sign of the covenant between the children of Abraham
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  and the Jewish nation to follow in God's ways.
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  Circumcision was never set up as a condition for salvation.
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  It was an outward sign of something that was hopefully
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  happening within the hearts of the Jewish believers at the
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  time. But just like any other ritual,
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  and circumcision truly became a ritual, it didn't have much
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  effect on people who had. It didn't do anything to give
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  them new birth or or change their heart.
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  Same thing with water baptism. Some people think that water
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  baptism has power to save. Water baptism is a outward sign
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  of God's grace. Inwardly, baptism doesn't save
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  us. If baptism was a condition for
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  salvation, then the thief on the cross to the right of Jesus
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  couldn't have been saved because he died without baptism, if you
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  remember. So baptism is a sign of
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  obedience, and it's part of what happens when we first become
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  believers. We're to be baptized in the
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  historic church. This was evidence that you were
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  truly in the church when you put your faith in Jesus Christ, and
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  then you followed the Lord and believers.
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  Baptism. You're identifying with his
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  death, his burial, his resurrection.
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  So if you haven't been baptized, I got good news.
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  You can still be baptized, but baptism isn't going to save you.
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  Baptism will though, bless you because it's a sign of your
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  desire to be obedient to what the Scriptures teach regarding
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  the gospel. So I want to look at a couple of
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  verses, the Salaia Foundation before we get into this 15th
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  chapter. And if you look at Acts chapter
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  2, and we covered this quite a while ago, Acts chapter 2,
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  verses 36 through 39, this is Peter speaking on the day of
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  Pentecost and how quickly people forget the power and the move of
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  the Holy Spirit on that day of Pentecost.
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  Pentecost was a miraculous outpouring of God's Spirit upon
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  the believers and those who would believe in the early days
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  of the inception of the New Testament church.
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  And Peter is speaking to predominantly people who are
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  coming into town to celebrate the feast of Pentecost and he's
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  giving this message. And he says in verse 36,
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  Therefore let all the House of Israel, of course comprise of
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  many, many Jewish people at the time, Know it surely that God
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  has made this Jesus whom you crucified, both Lord and Christ.
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  Now when they heard this, they were cut to the heart.
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  In other words, they were convicted by the Holy Spirit.
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  And they said to Peter and the rest of the apostles, men and
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  brethren, what shall we do? And Peter said to them, you must
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  be circumcised, right? No, it's not in there.
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  But the Judaizers added that to it.
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  But this is what Peter said, Repent and let everyone of you
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  be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of
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  sins, and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit for the
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  promises to you and to your children and to all who are far
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  off, as many as the Lord God will call.
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  So it was faith in Jesus Christ, repentance from our sin, and
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  then believing in the work of Jesus Christ and the cross for
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  the forgiveness and the cleansing of our sin through his
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  shed blood. What happens with us as human
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  beings. And I had a conversation with
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  someone about this yesterday. I did a wedding yesterday and
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  the gentleman is from a church called Free Will Baptist Church
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  in California somewhere. And he wasn't aware of the fact
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  that the church taught that believers could lose their
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  salvation. And so he was quite disturbed
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  about that. He said, I don't think I can
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  stay in that church because they're they're teaching us that
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  we can't know that we're saved. In other words, we don't have an
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  assurance of our salvation. There's a a possibility of us
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  losing our salvation. And it tells us in the book of
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  Ephesians, and maybe some of you are here today, think you can
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  lose your salvation. If we could lose our salvation,
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  then what's that say about what Christ has done for us when he
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  said it is finished? We can't add anything to what it
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  is that Christ has done. We think sometimes the
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  performance of our diligence as Christians and our commitment to
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  the teachings of Scripture. The more committed we are, then
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  the more impressed God is with us.
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  God is blessed when we obey the Scriptures and follow Him.
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  But God knows that we still fail him.
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  We still sin. All of us still sin.
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  We're born again once we put our faith and trust in Jesus Christ.
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  Our sins are forgiven. But still we still sin.
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  And that's why it tells us whenever the Holy Spirit
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  convicts US of sin or to ask Him for forgiveness, not for
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  salvation, but for our relationship with Him, to stay
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  close to him, to not hurt him, to not wound him, to not quench
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  His spirit or grieve His spirit. And so we tell the Lord, Lord,
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  forgive me for this. You've convicted me of this
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  attitude, this behavior, this failing, this wrong attitude,
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  this wrong thought. And God Forgives us, He cleanses
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  us, His blood cleanses us. It tells us if we confess our
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  sins, this is to believers in the book of first John, chapter
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  one, verse 9. If we confess our sins, he is
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  faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from
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  all unrighteousness. So we need to continually be
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  cleansed. I, I don't know how many of you
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  take a shower or a bath every day, so I assume most of you
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  did. But if you didn't, we would
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  smell it, right? Well, you just know you got to
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  clean your body. You got to wash your your
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  armpits, whatever you do. You know, that's a good thing to
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  do to, to stay pleasant, to be around other people.
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  But we also need to be cleansed from sin.
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  And sin is a stench to God and it's sin effects one another as
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  brothers and sisters in Christ. If we're living lives as
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  believers and we're not living in a close intimate relationship
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  with the Lord, repenting of sin moment by moment as it comes up
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  in our lives and we're going to begin to become not really great
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  people to be around. We'll begin to be judgmental and
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  critical of everybody else's sin, but we won't ever think
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  about our own issues, our own problems.
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  And so it tells us in Ephesians first a couple chapters.
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  It gets into the subject of the security of the believer, and it
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  tells us that and whom we also trusted, This is the Lord.
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  After we received the word of truth, we were sealed with the
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  Holy Spirit of promise, and it's this permanent mark.
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  It's like a brand that can't be taken off, it can't be erased,
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  it can't be eradicated. We're sealed with the Holy
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  Spirit of promise, which is a guarantee of our inheritance
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  until the day of redemption. It's the guarantee that we have
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  eternal life and we can never lose it.
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  Now, there is a thing called apostasy in the Bible, where
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  people fall away from the faith and only God knows the heart.
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  But if you're a believer, you might stumble, you might drift a
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  little bit, but you can't fall away.
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  You're going to come back again because the Holy Spirit's going
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  to convict you and draw you back again.
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  Have you ever drifted from the Lord and you couldn't stay away
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  from him too long? He started getting miserable and
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  depressed and discouraged. Well, that's the work of God's
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  Spirit, reminding you who you belong to.
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  I love what it tells us in the book of Jude unto him who is
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  able to keep you from falling and to present you faultless
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  before His glory with exceeding joy.
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  And so He's the one that keeps us, right?
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  We don't keep ourselves. The Holy Spirit keeps us, and
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  I'm so grateful for that. If it was up to us, none of us
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  could be saved, could we? And so this is a fight that has
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  occurred since the beginning of time and the garden, where the
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  challenge of Lucifer to Adam and Eve was.
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  Hath not God said, twisting the scriptures to teach something
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  that isn't true. And so we then see Paul saying
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  the same thing that Peter's saying regarding salvation.
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  Then he called for a light, verse 29 of 16, ran in and fell
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  down trembling before Paul and Silas, this is the Philippian
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  jailer. And he brought them out and
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  said, Sirs, what must I do to be saved?
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  And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and you will
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  be saved, you and your household.
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  Then they spoke the word of the Lord to him and to all who were
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  in the house. And he took them that same hour
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  of the night and washed their stripes.
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  And immediately he and all his family were baptized.
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  And now when he had brought them into the house, he said food
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  before them. And he rejoiced, having believed
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  in God with all his household. Romans chapter 10 verse 8
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  through 13. The word is near to and in your
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  mouth and in your heart. That is the Word of Faith which
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  we preach, that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus,
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  and believe in your heart that God hath raised him from the
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  dead, you will be saved. For with the heart one believes
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  unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto
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  salvation. For the scripture says whoever
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  believes on him will not be put to shame.
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  For there is no distinction between Jew and Greek.
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  For the same Lord over all is rich to all who call upon him.
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  For whoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.
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  Isn't that awesome? Whoever calls upon you can be
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  here today and maybe not even be a believer yet.
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  And the Holy Spirit's convicting you, and you just right now call
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  upon the name of the Lord. Lord, forgive me, save me for my
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  sin, and you will be immediately transferred from the Kingdom of
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  darkness into the Kingdom of His dear Son, the Lord Jesus.
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  That's how simple it is, so simple.
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  But unfortunately the enemy wants to make it complicated.
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  And so in chapter 15, verse 1, certain men came down from Judea
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  and taught the brethren. These are the Judaizers and we
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  read about them in the pastoral Epistles, especially in
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  Galatians. Unless you are circumcised
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  according to the custom of Moses, you cannot be saved.
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  So they're telling Gentiles that didn't grow up Jewish that they
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  needed to be circumcised in order to be saved.
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  These people are new believers and they're probably like shook
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  up thinking like, well, what do I do?
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  I'm not Jewish and, and I don't know about you being a grown
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  man, but if someone told me I had to be circumcised and I
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  wasn't circumcised yet, I wouldn't be too interested in
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  that, would you guys? Aren't you glad you don't have
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  to be circumcised? Therefore, when Paul and
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  Barnabas had no small dissension and dispute with them, they
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  determined that Paul and Barnabas and certain others of
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  them should go up to Jerusalem to the apostles and elders about
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  this question. So there's this problem in the
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  church. Some people are saying, well,
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  what do we do? What's the truth?
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  There's a problem here. So Peter and Barnabas are
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  getting them calmed down, reinforcing the truth of the
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  gospel, and they're going to go up to Jerusalem and present this
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  issue, this problem that's arisen in the New Testament
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  church at the time of this idea of circumcision being part of
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  what saves someone from their sin.
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  Now, at this time there was this growth of the New Testament
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  church. Church is being planted
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  everywhere. Headquarters was sort of
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  Jerusalem, but there really was never any headquarters in the
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  church on earth. The headquarters of the church
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  is in heaven, and that's God the Father, God the Son, God the
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  Holy Spirit. They are the ones that lead and
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  run the church. We don't need a hierarchy to
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  keep things under control. We don't need a a place in Rome
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  to tell us what's right or what's wrong.
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  We don't need a place in Costa Mesa where Calvary Chapel
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  started. It tells us what's right or
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  wrong. We know this word tells us
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  what's right and wrong right. And so we are accountable to
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  what the Bible teaches. And soon as something is being
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  taught contrary to the Bible, then it all goes S very, very
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  quickly. James was the half brother of
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  Jesus and he was sort of the main guy in the church in
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  Jerusalem, the first among equals if you may.
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  And so he would sort of preside over this council that they were
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  going to have regarding this issue of circumcision.
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  This is a big deal because it's going to wreck the church if it
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  isn't straightened out. Just like if a heresy came in
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  here and someone started teaching something that wasn't
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  biblical, it would wreck the church and scatter the sheep.
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  So being sent on their way by the church, they were sent up by
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  this church in Antioch. They pass through Phoenicia and
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  Samaria describing the conversion of the Gentiles and
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  how they cause great joy to all the brethren.
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  So it was so wonderful how all these people were getting saved
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  miraculously in these church plants that the Paul and
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  Barnabas were establishing. It was like a revival.
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  It was just amazing how this, the preaching of the simple
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  gospel, was convicting people and bringing them to faith in
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  Jesus Christ. There was no rituals.
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  There was no ceremonies. There was no hierarchy of people
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  telling them, yeah, you put your faith in Christ, but then you
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  got to do these three things or four things in order to make
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  sure you're really saved. That wasn't happening.
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  Verse 4. And when they had come to
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  Jerusalem, they were received by the church and the apostles and
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  the elders, and they reported all the things that God had done
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  with them. But some of the sect of the
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  Pharisees, and this is the false cult of the Pharisees, the
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  Judaizers who believe rose up saying it is necessary to
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  circumcise them and to command them to keep the law of Moses.
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  Paul tells us in Galatians and in this book of Galatians was
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  written to communicate these issues and problems that we're
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  continuing in the early stages of the church.
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  And he's very emphatic and what he says here in Galatians
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  chapter one, verse 6 through 9, this ties right into this.
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  Paul says, I marvel that you were turning away so soon from
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  him who called you in the grace of Christ to a different gospel,
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  which is not another. But there are some who trouble
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  you and want to pervert the gospel of Christ.
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  But even if we are an Angel from heaven, preach any other gospel
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  to you than what we have preached you.
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  Let him be accursed, as we have said before.
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  So now I say again, if anyone preaches any other gospel to you
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  than what you have received, let him be accursed.
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  That's pretty deep and pretty powerful, what he said there.
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  And so I run into people, you run into people.
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  Unfortunately, the body of Christ on the earth is so
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  fragmented between so many different denominations and so
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  many different opinions and so many different liturgies and
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  rituals and ways of doing things and way of not doing things.
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  But anytime a ritual supersedes the Gospel, it's a heresy.
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  Nothing wrong with the ritual. Some people use candles and
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  incense. Some people use drums and
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  guitars to worship God. There's nothing inherently wrong
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  in any of that. But if we lift any of the ritual
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  above the truth of the Word of God, we've become false
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  teachers. So you have different groups
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  that say you cannot be saved unless you confess your sins to
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  a priest maybe. Or you can't be saved unless you
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  speak in tongues. Or you can't be saved unless
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  you've received the second blessing and called the holiness
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  doctrine. And these people teach that you
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  have this experience, you'll never sin again.
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  I mean, it's craziness, you know?
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  And so you have all these people with these different agendas
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  and, and different ways of adding things to what the
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  Scriptures say. And so as a result, the
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  simplicity of the gospel is corrupted by the gospel being
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  Jesus plus something else. And the gospel is that Christ
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  died for our sins according to the Scriptures, that he was
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  buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the
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  Scriptures. Jesus said I am the way, I am
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  the truth, I'm the life. No man cometh to the Father but
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  through me. It's not through any church
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  system, it's not through any Sacramento rights, it's not
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  through any kind of works of righteousness, which we have
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  done, but it's according to His mercy.
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  He has saved us. And these are serious issues.
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  We might take it for granted because we are in a Bible church
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  and there's many churches still like this out there.
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  Thank God for that. Bible churches that teach the
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  Bible, not man's ideas of what the Bible says, are teaching
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  things that aren't in the Bible. I'm amazed at how many people
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  look at tradition and I don't care what the tradition could
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  be. It could be the tradition of
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  Catholicism or Eastern Orthodoxy or Reformation theology.
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  Soon as you make something more superior, a system to the truth
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  of the simplicity of the gospel, which Paul was worried about,
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  the thing that bothered in the most is that our minds would be
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  corrupted from the simplicity that is in Christ Jesus.
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  It is enough that Jesus died and that he died for me.
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  That's enough. But all these other things, they
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  make people religious, they make them proud, they make them
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  self-righteous. So this brother said to me, you
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  know, how could they tell me, you know, what's the basis of me
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  losing my salvation? What sin is it that I could lose
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  my salvation? David committed the worst of
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  sins, adultery and murder, and yet because he was a man after
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  God's own heart, the Spirit convicted him, and he repented
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  of his sin, and God still declared him even after his sin,
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  that he was a man after God's own heart.
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  Aren't you glad? Psalm 50 ones in the Bible
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  restore unto me the joy of my salvation.
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  Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a steadfast
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  spirit within me. A broken and a contrite heart
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  God will not despise. There's no sin once you become a
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  believer in Jesus Christ that would prevent you from entering
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  into the Kingdom of heaven. Now I don't recommend you sin
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  because you have this security in Christ.
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  If you love Christ, you don't want a sin.
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  If you love Christ, you'll send less.
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  If someone says they're a believer and they decide they no
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  longer want to follow Christ, you pray for them and pray that
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  the Holy Spirit will convict them.
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  God inscribes us in the palm of our hands.
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  He promises He will never leave us or forsake us.
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  He doesn't make us a son or a daughter and then disown us.
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  So these teachings are really very, very dangerous out there.
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  Thank you for listening to this edition of Living Waters of
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  about the book of Acts in this series.
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  Acts is a powerful and unique part of Scripture, not just
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  because it records the spread of the gospel geographically from
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  Jerusalem to the ends of the earth, but also culturally.
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  Acts shows us how the message of Jesus moved beyond its Jewish
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  roots and began to reach the Gentile world.
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  What started with Peter leading a small group in the upper room
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  became a global movement, with Paul taking the gospel to
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  cities, synagogues, and marketplaces across the Roman
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  Empire. Acts captures this vital
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  transition and reminds us that the good news of Jesus is for
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  all people in every place. May we be inspired to carry that
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  same gospel boldly into our world today.
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