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Living Waters of Grace 10.16.25 · 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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  Waffer, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland, County
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  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 were multiplied, they were growing, they were expanding.
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  The crowds were being drawn to the word of God.
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  And, and, and that's what is encouraging because Jesus says
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  if I be lifted up, I'll draw all men to myself.
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  If Christ is being lifted up in your heart and your daily life
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  and your activities and your job and your home and your
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  neighborhood community, you will have divine encounters with God.
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  You will have opportunities to tell people about the Lord.
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  It's just going to happen supernaturally.
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  When you're fully surrendered to God, you'll get to see him move
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  through your life more. He'll use you if you're
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  committed to following where He calls when He calls you.
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  Today you'll be with Pastor Clark looking at the conversion
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  of Paul. God used a man who once
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  persecuted Christians to be one of the most influential people
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  ever for Christianity. It may be in small ways or ways
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  you never imagined possible, but God will use you too if you let
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  him. He just wants you to be faithful
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  to do what he says. Now here's Pastor Clark in the
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  book of Acts Chapter 9 with today's edition of Living Waters
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  of Grace. Paul is being sent back home out
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  of Jerusalem, or most of the activity is at the time, and
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  he's going to be there for approximately 812 years,
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  studying, preparing, perhaps working with some of the early
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  church plants in Cilicia and Tarsus and Syria, that region.
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  But the Bible doesn't give a lot of details on that time that he
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  was there. He was there like I say, 8 to 12
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  years. So think about this.
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  He was in the desert for two to three years in a time of
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  silence, and now he's going to be sent back home and he's
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  really not going to be able to fully be engaged in what it is
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  that's on his heart or what he sends God calling them to deuce.
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  He had to learn patience. He had to learn the trust in in
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  God's plan and not his own. He wasn't striving.
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  He didn't argue with these guys. He submitted and humbled
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  himself. And so he goes down to Tarsus,
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  it says in verse 31. Then the churches throughout all
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  Judea, Galilee and Samaria had peace and were edified.
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  So we remember the church at Pentecost started in Jerusalem.
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  That's all we heard for a period of time in Acts, the city of
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  Jerusalem. And now we see that the church
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  has spread into these other regions in Judea and Galilee and
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  Samaria. Remember the great Pentecost
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  that says you shall receive power when the Holy Spirit comes
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  upon you should be my witnesses in all Jerusalem, which they
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  were at Judea, Samaria, and the uttermost parts of the earth.
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  And this is happening and it says that they had peace and
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  they were edified, meaning they were built up in their faith.
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  It would be hard to have peace under persecution.
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  The Lord got a hold of Paul's life and he was a major
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  instigator of the persecution. He was endorsed by the governing
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  authorities to basically take Christianity down.
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  He was the big influence, the big leader of this, and that is
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  not happening. So the church, even though
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  persecution was occurring, it wasn't to the degree it would
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  have been or was whenever Paul was lost.
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  And it says they were walking in the fear of the Lord and in the
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  comfort of the Holy Spirit. Walking in the fear of the Lord.
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  That's something that I believe we all need to understand more
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  deeply. What does it mean to walk in the
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  fear of the Lord? How do we know when we're
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  becoming more like Jesus? Is it based upon how much we
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  know the Bible, or how many people we witness to, or how
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  many people we gave a promise book to or a Bible?
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  The Holy Spirit tells us that His attributes are Lovejoy,
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  peace, long-suffering, gentleness, goodness and
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  meekness, temperance, self-control.
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  Whenever the Lord is getting a hold of our lives and we're
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  beginning to fear the Lord, we begin to be repelled from sinful
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  lifestyles, sinful patterns, sinful activities that we may be
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  at one time engaged in to a great degree.
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  Even after being believers for a period of time.
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  As we're growing, we're learning to to be holy as He's holy.
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  It's not an overnight experience where we're being made into the
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  image and and likeness of Christ, but you can be certain
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  that you're walking in the fear of the Lord whenever you notice
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  you're becoming more gentle, less abrasive, when you're
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  becoming more humble, when you're becoming less critical,
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  when you're becoming more loving, when you're becoming
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  more patient, when you have more joy in your life, you can be
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  encouraged that you are becoming like Christ.
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  And that's really what it's all about, isn't it?
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  The church is to feed the sheep that we might become more Christ
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  like that when we drive down the road after any given message of
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  wherever we've been in church, that we're thinking about
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  becoming more like Christ, that that should be our desire.
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  That should be our heartbeat. When we see the unchrist like
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  characteristics in our heart, it should bother us and to disturb
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  us that we don't want to be that way.
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  We want to be a different kind of people.
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  We want to live our lives for the purposes of the Lord.
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  And, and so this fear is not this anxiety or anxiousness of,
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  of, of God being upset with us or we're being going to
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  discipline us or, or something. That the fear is a loving,
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  tender work of God's Spirit where he's massaging our heart
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  and renewing our mind and talking to us about things that
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  he wants us to begin to live and does not know about.
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  And that the fear then causes us to want to change, right.
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  We don't fear God. We don't care about change.
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  But when we begin to fear God and we're walking with him to a,
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  a deeper degree, we begin to hear him more and understand his
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  ways. We're, we're begin to slowly
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  become more In Sync with the Spirit who lives in us to want
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  to guide us and make us Christ like we, we're not interested in
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  grieving the spirit or quenching the spirit because that's
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  evidence that there's No Fear of God in US, right?
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  And so this is all work of God and how he, he changes us and,
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  and, and transforms us and, and the fear of the Lord, the Bible
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  tells us is the beginning of wisdom and they depart from evil
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  is understanding not only the fear of the Lord, but they were
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  comforted of the Holy Spirit. I think so much anxiety that we
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  experience in our lives, there's so much nervousness or double
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  mindedness or, or stress or whatever the term might be,
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  depression, despondency, all the things that can affect us many
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  times are a result that if we're not fearing the Lord, the, the
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  Spirit can't comfort us because we're going our own way, doing
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  our own thing right, just living the way we think we should live.
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  And then we have anxiety. If we're not living the way God
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  wants us to live or we're anxious, there's something in
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  our soul that isn't restful. We're, it isn't well with our
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  souls because of this lack of fearing the Lord.
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  When the Lord looks down upon the planet and he sees his
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  people, the people he can most use and work through are the
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  people that are beginning to understand the healthy aspect of
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  fearing the Lord and begin to become more Christ like.
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  And what many times we don't even see it in ourselves.
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  We don't know it that other people pick up on it or they
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  say, you know, you're different. The wife says to the husband,
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  you're, you're so much more patient with me.
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  You're you're, you're, you're more gentle, you're less
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  abrasive or arrogant or obnoxious or whatever the
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  comments might be at times. And, and it should encourage us
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  if our wives say something like that to us, because that means
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  we're becoming a little bit more like Jesus, right?
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  Because we know what we're like without Christ.
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  We know how we live and how we act without the Spirit of God.
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  And we should know the difference when the Spirit of
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  God is at work in our heart. And so then we have this comfort
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  of the Holy Spirit, the, the, the peace of God, because what
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  we're, we're living under his lordship.
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  We want to fulfill the, the purpose of our being here on
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  this planet for whatever long period of time we're here.
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  It's not for my purposes, It's for his purposes.
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  And it's, and it's really hard to hear what his purposes are if
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  I'm not fearing him, if I'm not sitting at his feet and desiring
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  to listen and to have him have his way in my heart.
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  And it's as a result of what was happening here in this church,
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  these churches at the time, because of this experience of,
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  of the fear of the Lord and also the comfort of the Holy Spirit,
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  they were multiplied, they were growing, they were expanding.
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  The crowds were being drawn to the word of God.
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  And and that's what is encouraging because Jesus says
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  if I be lifted up, I'll draw all men to myself.
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  If Christ is being lifted up in your heart and your daily life
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  and your activities and your job and your home and your
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  neighborhood, your community, you will have divine encounters
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  with God. You will have opportunities to
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  tell people about the Lord. It's just going to happen
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  supernaturally because God works through vessels of clay like us
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  that are filled with his life. The the purpose of expansion of
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  the Kingdom. We have the Bibles that you guys
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  can grab if you're so inclined, or, or just the promise book.
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  Maybe the people have the Bible already that has never read it.
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  But the promise book is a neat little book and what's beautiful
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  and all the topics in this little book talk about the
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  struggles of of human life and the issues of life and, and the
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  verses are all there. You know about belief.
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  What does it mean to believe? He that believeth on him is not
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  condemned, but he that believeth not is condemned already,
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  because he's not believed in the name of the only begotten Son.
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  John 318. John 336.
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  He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life, and he
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  that believeth not the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of
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  God abides on him. Jesus says, I am come a light
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  into the world, that whoever believeth on me should not abide
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  in darkness. John 1246 Verily, verily, I say
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  unto you, he that believeth on me hath everlasting life, just
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  the promises of God. And so someone who who doesn't
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  know the Lord, or maybe knows the Lord but never got into the
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  Word, has a chance to go through this, and all of a sudden, you
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  know, begin to see that the Lord is speaking to them through the
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  Word of God. Thou hast put gladness in my
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  heart more than in the time of their corn and their wine
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  increased. Psalm 4.
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  Seven. They that sow in tears shall
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  reap in joy. He that goeth forth and weepest,
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  bearing precious seed, shall doubtless come again with
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  rejoicing, bringing his sheaves with him.
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  Psalm 1/26, 5:00 and 6:00. So we want to expand the word of
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  God in our community and we can do it one-on-one through these
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  kind of tools that the Lord's given us.
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  Now we Segway into Peter. Peter shows up on the scene when
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  Paul went up to Jerusalem. It tells us in Galatians that he
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  spent 15 days with Peter at his house.
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  And boy, that must have been cool.
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  Can you imagine? Like hearing Peter and Paul talk
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  have been fascinating. And, and, and Paul's like, I
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  knew something about you. Weren't you the one that walked
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  on water and you got afraid and then you started going down?
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  Yeah, That was me. Weren't you the one that said
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  that, you know, you didn't know Jesus after you were following?
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  What was that all about, You know, Well, you wimp.
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  Paul's all full of the Spirit now.
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  You're not thinking about, like, denying Christ.
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  But he probably had some interesting conversations with
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  Peter. And Peter and Paul were the
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  foundational guys, along with a few others that the Lord really
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  used in the early days. But Peter now is interesting.
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  He's going up to Joppa, up to Light.
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  I mean, Light is about 25 miles north of Jerusalem.
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  So he's getting out of Jerusalem.
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  The Holy Spirit's moving these guys around now.
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  They're just not hanging in Jerusalem anymore.
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  And so he comes to pass. Peter goes went through all
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  parts of the country that he also came down to the Saints who
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  dwelt at Lyda. Now on the map, you look at Lyda
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  as Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv.
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  I remember when we flew in there, this would have been the
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  region that the Peter was was working at.
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  And so he came down to the Saints who dwelt at Lyda.
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  So there's believers there. So he's going to, I'm sure, do
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  some teaching, equipping, encouraging.
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  There he found a certain man named Ananias who had been
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  bedridden 8 years and was paralyzed and Peter said to him,
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  Ananias, Jesus of Christ heals you, arise and make your bed.
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  Now this is astounding. Peter didn't do any like laying
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  of hands on this situation here. He just had a word from the Holy
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  Spirit that Christ was going to heal this person supernaturally.
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  He had really nothing to do with it other than being there and
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  telling this man what the Lord was going to do for him.
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  This man was paralyzed for all these years and wasn't able to
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  move. I can't comprehend what that
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  might have been like. And Peter said to him, Jesus the
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  Christ heals you. Arise and make your bed.
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  Then he arose immediately. So all who dwelt at Lina and
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  Sharon saw him and turn to the Lord.
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  They immediately became believers because of the
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  experience of seeing the Lord supernaturally touch this person
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  who was not ever able to move before this miracle that
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  occurred. And then he goes down to Joppa.
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  Joppa's about 10 miles from Lyda.
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  That was one of the first places we saw when we were on the
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  pastor tour in, in Israel. And, and Joppa was the home of,
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  you know, Simon the Tanner and Joppa.
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  There was a certain disciple named Tabatha, which is
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  translated Dorcas, which means gazelle.
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  That's the Greek translation. This woman was full of good
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  works and charitable deeds which she did.
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  So the thought was that Philip, whenever he was taking the
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  gospel after the Ethiopian Union got saved, he was in this
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  general region and he was responsible as one of the people
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  who were set aside to take care of the orphans and the widows.
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  And so he had relationships with perhaps some of these people
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  here and and and believers. And so she had this life of this
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  being a blessing to people. But it happened in those days
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  that she became sick and she died, and when they had washed
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  her, they laid her in the upper room.
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  So she must have been a woman of some degree of wealth, because
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  usually when you died in those days, they put you right away.
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  The body would be decomposing and this kind of stuff.
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  But she was in this upper room, which would signify there was
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  some degree of financial, well, wherewithal.
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  And they washed her. And maybe they knew that Peter
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  was in the area. Maybe the word got done about
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  Ananias that was healed, that maybe he's going to come down
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  here. Who knows?
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  You can't read too much between the lines.
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  But they laid her in this upper room.
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  And since Lada was near Joppa and the disciples had heard that
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  Peter was there, they sent two men to him, imploring him, not
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  the delay and coming to them. So they wanted Peter to get down
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  there ASAP. It's about a day's journey,
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  about 10 miles. Then Peter arose and went with
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  them. And when he had come, they
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  brought him to the upper room and all the widows stood by him
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  weeping. So that the group of widows,
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  this, this woman was a real testimony of, of someone who did
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  many, many blessed works to help other people.
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  She's a real servant. So Peter's up there and on all
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  these widows stood by him weeping, showing the tunics in
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  the garments which Dorcas had made while she was with him.
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  So she was very gifted in, in sewing and and making things.
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  We know that Jesus was the one who trained Peter.
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  Peter was an understudy and he would be invited into these
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  places to see the Lord do miracles.
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  He was there in the room when Jesus healed the little girl,
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  Jairus's daughter and the things that Jesus said he he cleared
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  the room out. They had professional mourners
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  there people be paid the mourn, the screaming, yelling, the
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  crying. In this instance these are
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  genuine mourners that knew Dorcas and they were all broken
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  hearted as to what happened. So the first thing Jesus did
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  when he was with Jairus's daughter was he cleared the room
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  out of of all the confusion. And this is what Peter is doing
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  now. Peter puts them out and he
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  kneels down and he prays and turning to the body, he says,
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  Tabatha arise. Jesus said to Jairus's daughter
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  Talithia arise, Tabatha Kume means to to rise and she opened
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  her eyes. Now this is a day after she
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  died. Her body would have been
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  starting to decompose. And we know Lazarus had talked
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  about the smell of the of the body.
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  If he came out of the tomb, what was it going to be like after
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  being dead for a period of time? Already her organs are shutting
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  down and all these kind of things.
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  But that doesn't mean anything to the Lord.
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  When he's going to do a miracle. He does a miracle.
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  And it it completely defies anything that we would
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  understand scientifically or medically.
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  That's why it's called a miracle.
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  And she opens her eyes. And when she saw Peter, she sat
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  up, she wasn't groggy. I mean, she dislike immediately
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  resuscitated. Basically she was dead, but she
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  was brought back to life. This is not resurrection.
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  When you're resurrected, you know, you never die again.
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  Jesus said I am the resurrection of the life he that believeth in
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  me, though he were dead, yet shall he live.
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  And he that believeth to me shall never die.
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  So when when you're resurrected, you don't have to worry about
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  dying again. You know, you're out of here,
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  man, it's it's over. But anyway, you know, she was
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  healed here. And of course, eventually she
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  would die. You know, just like anybody else
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  that had the experience of being raised from the dead.
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  And he gave her his hand and lifted her up.
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  And when he had called the Saints and widows, he presented
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  her alive. And it became known throughout
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  all Joppa and many believed on the Lord.
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  So it was that he stayed many days in Joppa with Simon a
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  Tanner. So we're not going to go into
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  chapter 10, but think about this.
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  Peter is a Jewish Christian, deeped in the history of
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  Judaism, understands the issues of kosher and uncleanness, and a
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  lot of this stuff is just religious stuff, had nothing to
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  do with real spirituality. But nonetheless, it took a while
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  to not be uptight about tradition and Jewish customs.
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  So for the fact that Peter is staying with a Tanner who would
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  be represented as someone who's in a industry that's very
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  unclean, and they said that you have to be so many miles outside
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  the city and you can't be around like uncleanness.
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  Well, he lived there with this guy.
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  So Simon would have been, I'm sure, a deep follower of Christ.
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  He opened his house up to hospitality.
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  He let Peter hang out there as a base of operation.
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  Maybe Peter was learning the trade.
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  He was a fisherman. Maybe he needed to make some
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  money too, to help for his livelihood.
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  So he's working with Simon the Tanner in Joppa.
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  I actually saw that place right on the coast of the
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  Mediterranean, quite a a view and very interesting thinking
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  about what who was in that that particular place that I got a
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  chance to stand in and think about South.
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  Exciting things in the book of the act.
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  The most exciting things I think that take away is that it's all
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  about the works of the Holy Spirit and the work of the Holy
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  Spirit is still occurring today in your life and mine.
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  And my prayer is that as we study more of the book of the
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  Acts, our faith is growing. It's being more dependent on the
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  Spirit of God and less dependent on our own abilities.
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  And we're trusting God for great things and with the gospel and
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  in our families, in our lives, in our ministries, and in the
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  communities that we're all from, and with the people we get to
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  minister to and get to serve, the Bible promises us we will
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  receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us.
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  Amen. And may the Spirit of God be
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  poured afresh upon us today. God the Holy Spirit, Father God,
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  we thank you today for your word.
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  We thank you for the history that we can learn.
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  It builds our faith. It helps us to understand that
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  the Christian life is is not an easy life.
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  Many, many times we see what Paul went through in the
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  challenges in the beginning stages of his ministry.
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  And Lord, we'll continually read about the persecution against
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  the church in the book of the Acts.
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  But it it didn't stop your work. It didn't prevent your power
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  from being manifest and from you accomplishing your will.
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  Remind us, Lord, in the days that we live, regardless of what
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  we hear on media, what we see on TV, what we read.
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  Lord, it has nothing to do with circumventing your power.
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  Because, Lord, you have all power.
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  And Lord, help us to trust in that.
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  Help our minds to be fueled with the possibilities of the work of
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  the Holy Spirit in situations that seem impossible.
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  Help us, Lord, to have the mind of Christ where you tell us in
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  Your Word that You have given us the mind of Christ, that we
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  might see this cosmos, this system, that we live in this
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  world, this universe as one that is controlled by you.
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  Father, we pray your blessing upon us and pray your blessing
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  upon your sheep here today. And that, Lord, we would all go
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  out looking for opportunities this week, somehow, somewhere,
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  to someone to share You Lord with.
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  We're so glad you joined us today on this edition of Living
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  Waters of Grace. Pastor Clark is teaching through
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  the Book of Acts, which is the only book that chronicles the
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  history of the early church immediately after Jesus's
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  ascension. It gives us a front row seat to
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  how the Gospel began to move outwards, starting in Jerusalem
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  and reaching into the heart of the Roman Empire in just three
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  decades. A small group of frightened
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  ordinary believers became a bold, spirit empowered movement
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  that transformed the known world.
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  Acts is not just a history lesson.
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  It's a reminder of what God can do when His people are
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  surrendered, obedient and filled with the Holy Spirit.
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  Their perseverance still inspires us today.
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  May we follow their example and live faithfully for Christ in
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  our own time. We hope today's message
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  encouraged you. Living Waters of Grace is a
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  ministry of Calvary Chapel, Westmoreland.
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  If you're in the Greensburg, PA area, we'd love to have you join
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  us in person. Our Sunday service begins at
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  10:30 AM at 400 E Pittsburgh St. Unit 6B.
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  Be sure to visit calvarychapelonline.com to
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  confirm times and learn more. If you are in the Greensburg
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  area, you can listen to Grace FM on the new 91.7 frequency.
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  Please pray about supporting this outreach.
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  Gifts can be sent to Grace FMPO Box 716, Greensburg, PA 15601.
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  Thank you for tuning in and spending this time in God's
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  Word. Be sure to join us again for
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  Living Waters of Grace.