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Living Waters of Grace 11.06.25 · 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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  We're all so self focused. Unfortunately, and we're all so
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  easily offended and the Bible tells us that love is not easily
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  offended, but we unfortunately outside of having the love.
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  Of God working in our life, we get offended over the most
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  ridiculous. Things don't we?
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  Sometimes people won't talk in a family for years and they can't
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  even remember at times why they don't talk anymore because it's
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  such a stupid thing. Well, why didn't you talk to
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  your dad all these years? Or your mom or whatever?
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  Picture this. You find yourself in a Little
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  Mix up with someone you care about.
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  Sometimes, rather than patching things up, you let your pride
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  take the wheel and end up causing them pain.
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  Your ego can cause some serious emotional damage.
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  How often do you find yourself choosing to forgive and move on?
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  Today, Pastor Clark shares a heartfelt message about the
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  importance of embracing humility in your life.
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  God decided to wipe the slate clean for your sins.
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  How about doing the same with your loved ones now?
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  Here's Pastor Clark in Acts Chapter 15 as he begins his
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  message ministry. Leadership fallout.
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  We are in the book of Acts turn there in your Bibles Acts
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  chapter 15 and. Title The message today.
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  Is ministry leadership fallout? So.
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  Let's pray as we open our Bibles to Acts chapter 15, verses 36
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  through the end of that chapter. Father.
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  God, we thank you this morning. For your word, we thank you, for
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  the body of Christ, we thank you for a body of believers around
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  the earth today, Lord, and churches everywhere that are
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  true to your word, that are more desperate than ever, Father.
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  For change. Not any change in our country,
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  but change in the hearts of the human race, Lord.
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  And we know the only thing that can change a heart is the word
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  of God as you transform us as you convict.
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  Us as you teach. Us, Lord, your ways and Lord we
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  come to the acknowledgement and conclusion that Lord, we are.
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  All fallen people and we. Need a savior?
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  We need someone to deliver us from ourselves and this morning
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  as we look at the text, Father we.
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  Pray you would teach us about. The importance of reconciliation
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  and how we're to forgive and how Lord were to be.
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  First reconciled to. You and then Lord.
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  By your spirit of. Grace being reconciled to one
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  another. And so, Lord, guide us, help us,
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  Holy Spirit, teach. Us not only to.
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  Understand these things intellectually, but experience
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  them in our daily life to live them out.
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  To be doers of the word and not hear only bless all those you've
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  brought today and may you be glorified in everything we do.
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  In Jesus name we pray, Amen. So let me read these verses that
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  we're going to look at today and then we'll begin to make some
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  comments. This is.
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  The challenge of life. And challenge of ministry that
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  I'm thankful. That in the Bible it teaches us
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  about how to deal with conflict and how to deal with.
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  Challenges of relationships. God doesn't skip over anything
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  that we might. Have to deal with as.
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  Human beings he addresses everything in the Bible and how
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  we can become more like Christ and so they had this finished
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  some wonderful conversation the. Apostles and the Elders.
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  In the Church of Jerusalem, they were having a conflict with the
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  Judaizers who were pushing the need to be.
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  Circumcised to be saved. Obviously there's nothing that
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  anybody needs to do to. Be saved other than to believe
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  on the Lord Jesus Christ and the Bible says we shall be saved
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  and. So they were going to report to
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  the churches on the second missionary journey.
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  Paul and Barnabas were going to head out and follow up churches
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  they had visited. About five years previous at
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  this. Point to see how they were
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  doing, but some difficulty occurred and so I'll start with
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  verse 36. Then after some days, Paul said
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  to Barnabas, Let us now go back and visit our brethren in every
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  city where we have preached the word of the Lord, and see how
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  they are doing now. Barnabas was determined to take
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  with them. John called Mark, but Paul.
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  Insisted that they should not take with.
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  Them, the one who had departed from them in Pamphylia.
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  And that. Not gone with them to the work.
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  Then the contention became so sharp that they parted from one
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  another. And so Barnabas took Mark and
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  sailed to Cyprus. But Paul chose Silas and
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  departed, being commended by the brethren to the grace of God.
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  And he went through Syria and Cecilia, strengthening the
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  churches. A tragic encounter here with
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  two. Brothers who loved each other
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  deeply, who served the Lord together faithfully for many
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  years. Barnabas word is encourager.
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  That's the definition, the meaning of the.
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  Word Barnabas and encourager he was a great encouragement to
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  Paul and now they had this disagreement now when you.
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  Read the commentaries about why this could have happened or how
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  it happened or what was the purpose of this happening some.
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  People say, well, this is just God's sovereign plan to get the
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  gospel spread out with more people than this Paul and
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  Barnabas going together. Now there will be two teams.
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  And so that's one way that some people can look at it.
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  But I've come to understand personally, as a pastor of 26
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  years, that we all. Fail.
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  As leaders, we all make mistakes.
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  Things we say and do that we regret, that we can't take back.
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  But that doesn't mean that. There isn't a possibility by the
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  Spirit of God and the grace of God to be reconciled.
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  To anyone that we might have stumbled or discouraged or was a
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  bad witness or testimony. Before in this case, both
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  Barnabas and Saul, Paul the Apostle are not great
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  testimonies. I talked to a lot of pastors.
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  Around the world, friends, others who have been in ministry
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  for a long time. That say this is one of the more
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  difficult times in the history of the church in the evangelical
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  world to be a pastor. Than ever before, there's many
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  contentions and disagreements. Among believers, whether it's
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  cultural things, moral things, political things, medical.
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  Things this unbelievable difficulties and challenges.
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  There's been more. Pastors who have resigned over
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  the last several years. Than probably any other time in
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  the history of the modern evangelical church.
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  I visited a church just to go take a tour of it as I was on
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  business. I went in and it's a very large
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  church. At the peak of their growth,
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  they had over 3000 people coming every Sunday to hear the Word
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  and people getting saved and baptized and discipled.
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  Now they have less than 2000 people over. 1/3 of the.
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  Congregation as left and no longer attends the church or
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  goes to the church. Some people have decided that
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  the way they do churches online and some people have to do
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  church online because of health issues I understand or distance
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  issues, but. God has called us to assemble
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  together physically. He told us not to, not to stay
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  away from the church or to stay away from one another.
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  We're to be with one another, to worship and honor the Lord, and
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  to be in the Word together. And to learn how to do life
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  together. No matter what the conflicts
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  might be, we're working through a book together as leaders right
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  now in regard to ministry itself and leading the church with
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  grace and very divisive times. And so we have to learn when we
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  read the Scriptures, what it is that the Holy Spirit wants us to
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  understand. It's interesting as we read
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  these. Verses today that when Paul and
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  Barnabas were having an argument, they didn't ask for
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  any. Input from the.
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  Rest of the council, the other elders.
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  They earlier had gone to Jerusalem when there was a
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  disagreement about this issue of circumcision and the Gentiles
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  being forced to be circumcised in order to be.
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  Saved from the Judaizers and their position on what they
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  thought salvation entailed, they prayed.
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  They met together. They discussed there was
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  contentious argument during that time, but the truth ruled.
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  Out and they gave the council that together they were to deal
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  with this issue of legalism in the church in a gracious way.
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  It's interesting when Paul and Barnabas started having problems
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  about John Mark. That they didn't say, well, you
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  know, first of all, we should pray about this together.
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  We should get some input from some of the other brothers that
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  we just are with here in Jerusalem.
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  How do we deal with this conflict in our relationship?
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  We've been together all these years.
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  God's used us. Many people have come to know
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  Christ. And now we're getting mad and
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  our pride is in the way. And we're not allowing the
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  Spirit of God to control our hearts.
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  So there was much dispute. This wasn't a simple issue here
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  and there was problems between both of them in their.
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  Hearts at this time. So you might say, well, who is
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  wrong in this contention? Was it?
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  Paul. Or was it Barnabas more than the
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  other person? Or was it both of them together?
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  This confrontation became so sharp that they actually stopped
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  on ministry. Together.
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  And this happens in just about any kind of church you've
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  probably ever been in. You see people that used to be
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  there that served. That loved one another.
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  They're no longer there. Or you see the doors shut of
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  churches. That used to be very vibrant,
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  but because of contention and arguments and.
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  Inability to be reconciled. The work of God is is thwarted
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  and and destroyed. And we know who's behind all
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  that. It's the evil one who wants to
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  scatter the sheep. Destroy your life as a
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  Christian. Destroy the integrity of the
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  body of. Christ and close churches down
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  this heated disagreement. This difference of opinion was
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  basically a difference of opinion.
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  Paul didn't like John Mark for whatever reason anymore.
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  Didn't want to give. Him a chance Barnabas was
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  related. To John.
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  Mark and he had a heart for him. He saw the.
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  Potential in him what's interesting is in spite of
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  everything that happened in this section of scripture, eventually
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  John Mark. Was reconciled to Paul, and Paul
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  said later on in one of his epistles, Please send John, he's
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  needful to me. And so there was that beauty of
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  reconciliation. Eventually it tells us in
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  Proverbs 1310. Only by pride cometh contention,
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  but with the well advised is wisdom, and so we see here that
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  there's pride. In the Apostle Paul's life.
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  And there's pride also in Barnabas life, God tells us in
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  the book of Proverbs chapter 6, verse 16 through 19.
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  These six things the Lord hates. Yeah, they are an abomination
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  unto him, A proud look, a lying tongue, hands that shed innocent
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  blood, a heart that devises wicked imaginations, feet that
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  be swift and running to mischief, a false witness that
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  speaketh lies, and he that soweth discord among the
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  brethren. So we see this disagreement
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  between people, in this instance Paul and Barnabas, leaders of
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  the church. I was thinking as I was studying
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  this, what scriptures did they have access?
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  To in regard to dealing with conflict up until this point,
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  well. We know that Jesus taught
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  clearly in the Beatitudes. How we're to live out our faith
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  and how we're to live in regard to conflict that arises in our
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  life. The Beatitudes were.
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  Responsible to help. Us to understand how to have.
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  A blessed. And a happy life, it says,
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  Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the Kingdom of
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  God. Being poor in spirit is to be
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  humble, to acknowledge our own shortcomings, and to have
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  humility in the opposition of pride, the sin that comes before
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  the fall. Humility is always rooted.
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  In forgiveness and this desire to be at peace, that's the first
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  beatitude that Christ. Gave this is how he has been
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  toward us. Jesus, the lover of my soul.
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  Jesus, I will never let you go. You've taken me from the miry
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  clay. You lifted me up.
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  And the Lord. Wants us to be this way with one
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  another and we all fall so short in actually doing this this
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  morning I'm sure there's not one of us here who has not
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  experienced conflict in our lives, whether it's in our
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  marriages with our children, our family, our neighbors, our.
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  Co laborers in the ministry at work, it's everywhere and.
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  Unfortunately, I find that conflict is never really dealt
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  with in a biblical way. Usually it could.
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  Be someone in the church that's upset about something, about
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  someone who said. Something or did something and
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  they decide they're not going to go to the church anymore because
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  one person maybe didn't say hi to them or didn't smile at them.
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  Or wasn't pleasant toward them? I mean we're all so self focused
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  unfortunately. And we're all so easily
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  offended. The Bible tells us that love is
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  not easily offended, but we unfortunately outside of.
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  Having the love of God working in our life, we get offended
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  over the most ridiculous. Things don't we sometimes.
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  People. Won't talk in a family for years
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  and they can't even remember at times why they don't talk
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  anymore because it's such a stupid thing.
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  Well, why didn't you talk to your dad all these years or your
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  mom or whatever? Well, to be honest with you, I
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  can't remember. I just knew we fought about
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  something, we were upset and I can't even remember what it is
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  anymore. Isn't that sad?
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  And so the Lord looks at these things and wonders, you know,
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  how can we call ourselves as followers and we behave this
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  way. Blessed are they that mourn, for
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  they shall be comforted. Mourning is this morning over my
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  own sins, the sins of the world and the suffering.
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  That other people go through that should break us and make us
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  sad. And make us prayerful that we
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  want to see situations change and reconcile first in our own
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  heart with the Lord, and then in our hearts with one another, and
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  then our hearts in this broken world.
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  If we as believers. Can't forgive one another in
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  this. World, How in the world can we
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  reach lost pagans and people that are really out there that
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  are doing everything that would offend us as human beings?
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  How can we have love in our hearts to take the gospel, the
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  people that really need Jesus, if we can't live out the gospel
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  with one another as Christians? There's a movie coming out in
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  February called The Jesus Revolution and it's on the.
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  History of the Calvary Chapel movement.
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  Kelsey Grammar. The guy that played and cheers,
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  you remember him. He plays a part of Chuck Smith
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  of all people and but anyway, this is a phenomenal film about
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  this little. Church called Calvary Chapel.
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  That was. Dying because of religion and
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  self righteousness and. All the.
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  Suits and the ties and. Everybody thought that because
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  of the way they. Looked outwardly, they were
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  acceptable. God.
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  Inwardly, hippies started coming to this church because they were
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  in desperate need of a savior. They were broken people.
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  Their lives were messed up and ruined because of sin.
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  Chuck didn't know how to deal with it when they started coming
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  in and some of the wealthy people in the church said if
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  these. Kind of people come to our
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  church. The people.
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  That support this church financially will no longer be in
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  this church. Chuck took a deep breath and
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  swallowed. And said, I understand, but he
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  didn't know what to do. And finally this one young
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  hippie came to him and looked him straight in the eye and
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  said, Pastor Chuck, someone has to be willing to love people
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  that are not easy to love. Someone has to be willing to
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  give them a chance and invite them in, in spite of the way
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  they look and the way they dress and the things they've done.
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  Chuck heard this young man started getting choked up,
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  excuse himself, moved away to go wash his hands at the sink,
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  thinking about what was being said to him by.
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  This hippie who had just recently.
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  Become saved he then made the decision that he.
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  Was going to open the doors to whoever wanted to come into the
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  church regardless of the outcome.
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  And he told the. Congregation that the door
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  swings both ways. The door swings inwardly for
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  those who are broken. For those who are easily
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  offended, the door swings the other way for them to leave and
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  so. Some of those people got up and
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  left and never came back. But what happened because of
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  this brokenness in this one pastor's heart, which I need in
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  my own? Life, as we all need, is to be
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  at the point in our lives as Christians that we're not
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  letting things get in the way of what's most important, and
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  that's our relationship to Jesus.
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  And our. Love for one another, Jesus
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  said. By this people will know that
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  you're my disciples, not by your understanding of doctrine, which
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  is important, by the teaching in the Bible, which is also
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  critically important, but he said by the love you have for
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  one another. By this, people will know
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  you're. My disciples, what would
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  Barnabas and Saul say Paul say to those who would ask them?
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  Where's Barnabas now, Paul? What would they have said?
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  Well, we had an argument. And then the.
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  Christians would say, well you guys are supposed to be.
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  Leading us on how? To be Christians and how to act
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  as Christians. And you guys can't?
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  Get along together anymore. That's a That's a bad situation,
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  isn't it? It's not acceptable.
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  The Bible doesn't go into great detail on this, but later on it
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  goes into great detail and how Paul taught about dealing with
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  conflict because I'm sure he never forgot about this
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  situation that occurred in his life.
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  It was a a mark in his ministry, a bad mark in his ministry.
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  It says blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth.
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  The meek are the humble people, obedient and submissive to the
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  will of God. Jesus was meek and humble of
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  heart, it tells. Us in Matthew 1129.
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  He's learned of me. For I am meek and lowly of
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  heart, and you will find rest into your soul.
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  The only way that we can become like Christ is to become humble
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  and to meet our mistakes and our wrongdoings.
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  And ask for forgiveness. To those we have.
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  Perhaps hurt and offended, Blessed are the merciful, for
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  they shall receive mercy. And boy, do we need mercy.
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  Lord have mercy on us, the publican said.
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  Lord, have mercy upon me, this Sinner.
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  He wasn't judging the self-righteous person that
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  didn't think he had any problems, he was looking at his
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  own need of mercy. It tells us in the book of
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  Leviticus, you shall not take vengeance or bear a grudge
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  against any of your people, but you shall love your neighbors
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  yourself. I am the Lord.
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  That's straight from the scriptures.
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  That we're to love our neighbors.
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  We love ourselves. Ephesians 430.
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  One and 32 says And let all bitterness and wrath and clamor
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  and evil speaking be put away from you.
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  Anybody ever have any problem with any of those things?
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  Be kind, tender hearted, forgiving one another, even as
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  God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you.
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  I mean, who am I to hold a grudge or be bitter or
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  unforgiving against anybody for what the Lord has done for me
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  and what He's done for you? This is the heart of the church.
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  Forgiveness. We preach forgiveness of sins
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  through the death, burial and resurrection and.
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  Shed blood of Jesus Christ. But how do we live out this
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  forgiveness? It says in the Beatitudes,
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  Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children of
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  God, a peacemaker, someone who can step between two warring
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  parties. The peacemaker initiates
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  reconciliation when others have. Wronged them the.
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  Peacemaker is quick to repent when they have wounded others,
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  so we're. All to be peacemakers, aren't
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  we? Christ is the ultimate
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  peacemaker. He stands between US.
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  And God the Father and through. What he's done on the.
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  Cross for us. He made it possible.
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  For us to not be at. War with God anymore?
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  Because of our sin in Jesus own words in John 1335.
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  By this all people will know that you are my disciples if you
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  have loved one for another. I struggle at times when people
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  come to our. Church for the first.
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  Time I find out like. Hey, nice to see.
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  You where you from where you've been?
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  I always love it when they say, well we.
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  Moved and we used to go to a really good.
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  Church in some other state, and we're here now, and we want to
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  come here because the Bible's taught.
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  I love that. But if they're at the door and
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  says, well, let me tell you, we were at such and such a church
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  and the pastor did this or I don't want to hear any of that
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  because I'm thinking it won't be too long before they're leaving.
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  You're saying that about me, right?
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  I mean, none of us are perfect, right?
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  And there's always going to be something, no matter what church
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  you go to, where you find that there's going to be some kind of
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  issue you got to either deal with or.
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  You know not deal. With I guess and.
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  So when does the? Migration of Christians begin to
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  end. Probably not until Christ comes
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  and sets up his Kingdom on earth and he rules and he's the pastor
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  and we're sitting at his feet. But when would end this
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  migration from one church to the next church to the next church
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  to the next church? How many churches do we have to
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  move to before we realize that the problem isn't really the
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  church? The problem is my own heart
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  usually and how I deal with conflict.
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  Or don't deal with conflict. For joining us on this journey
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  through Acts on today's edition of Living Waters of Grace,
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  Pastor Clark shares that one of the most remarkable things about
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  the book 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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