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The Model of Motherhood - Minister Max Lucado · Max Lucado Daily Sermons

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Speaker 1: My heart is freshly full because of just the most
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Speaker 1: unusual day. My wife and I began to day at
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Speaker 1: the bedside of her dying father.
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Speaker 2: What a dear man.
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Speaker 1: Hospice is watching over him. It's just barring a miracle
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Speaker 1: a matter of hours. Within a few hours, I was
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Speaker 1: at the birthday party of my two year old granddaughter
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Speaker 1: who didn't want birthday cake, she wanted birthday donuts. And
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Speaker 1: I reflected on this cycle of life, that in one
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Speaker 1: day you can reach to one side of the generation
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Speaker 1: and reach to the other. Reminded of the frailty of
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Speaker 1: the body, yet the courage of the human spirit because
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Speaker 1: of the presence of Jesus Christ.
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Speaker 2: And only out of.
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Speaker 1: That heart that I come to wish all of you
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Speaker 1: mothers just the greatest of blessings.
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Speaker 2: It's not easy.
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Speaker 1: This journey through life is full of pitfalls and turns,
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Speaker 1: surprises and valleys. But we would not make it without you, moms.
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Speaker 1: We would stand absolutely no chance. And I've got a
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Speaker 1: few words that I hope will encourage you. But before
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Speaker 1: I do, I need to speak a couple of words
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Speaker 1: of gratitude to Mark and carry Tidwell, and to Jeff
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Speaker 1: and Carol Nelson Mark Tidwell has served as executive minister
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Speaker 1: of this church for well over a decade. Jeff Nelson
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Speaker 1: has served as worship leader of this church for over
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Speaker 1: two decades. The Tidwells are moving to Amarillo. The Nelsons
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Speaker 1: are moving to Both families will be sorely missed. And
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Speaker 1: you need to know that these families have discharged every
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Speaker 1: duty that this congregation has ever asked of them. We've
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Speaker 1: tried our best to convince them to stay, but if
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Speaker 1: we can't, we send them off with our blessing. And
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Speaker 1: I just wanted you to know how grateful we are
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Speaker 1: for both of them. Heavenly Father, let your mercy now
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Speaker 1: be upon us as we receive your word. Speak words
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Speaker 1: of truth to us. Forgive our speaker sins are too
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Speaker 1: many to count. Grant that we might see Jesus, just
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Speaker 1: Jesus through Christ. We pray and all the church said.
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Speaker 1: A couple invited some people over to dinner. At the table,
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Speaker 1: the wife turned to their six year old daughter and said,
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Speaker 1: would you please say the blessing? The girl said, oh,
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't know what to say, and the mom said, well,
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Speaker 1: just say to the Lord what you hear Mommy, say
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Speaker 1: to the Lord, and the little girl about her head
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Speaker 1: and said, Oh Lord, While on Earth did I about
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Speaker 1: all these people to dinner? I read about a family
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Speaker 1: that was driving on the highway when they noticed a
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Speaker 1: child in the car of the next lane holding up
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Speaker 1: a handwritten sign that read help. Before they could do anything,
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Speaker 1: her little brother held up a second sign that read,
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Speaker 1: my mother is singing. A unique challenge of mothers these
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Speaker 1: days is learning the language of text messaging. One mom
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Speaker 1: texted her son what do ID K L Y and
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Speaker 1: T T Y L mean? He replied, I don't know,
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Speaker 1: love you talk to you later. She replied, okay, I'll
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Speaker 1: ask your sister. One mom texted her son and said,
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Speaker 1: your great aunt just passed away.
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Speaker 2: Lol.
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Speaker 1: The son replied, now, why is that funny? She said,
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Speaker 1: It's not funny. What do you mean, well, Mom, lol
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Speaker 1: means laughing out loud. She said, Oh, I thought it
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Speaker 1: meant lots of love. Now I have to call everyone back.
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Speaker 1: It's not easy being a mom. But if only the
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Speaker 1: problems were limited to texting and hosting. This is a
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Speaker 1: stormy season for mothers. Gangs, pornography, violence. Few generations have
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Speaker 1: had to face what our children have to face, and
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Speaker 1: consequently few generations of mothers have had a heavier responsibility
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Speaker 1: than moms do today. Wasn't that long ago that we
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Speaker 1: felt like the programs we watched on television in the
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Speaker 1: schools to which we sent.
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Speaker 2: Our children were on our side.
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Speaker 1: Now many moms feel like they're swimming upstream against the
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Speaker 1: influence of culture. The children are taught that the world
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Speaker 1: evolved by accident, and the Bible is full of myths,
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Speaker 1: and that there are no absolute standards of right and wrong.
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Speaker 1: It's a stormy season for Christian mothers. The value of
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Speaker 1: motherhood itself is under attack. The message is clear, being
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Speaker 1: a mother is fine, but having a career is better,
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Speaker 1: and moms who choose to forego or postpone their careers
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Speaker 1: find themselves at a defensive posture, almost like they have
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Speaker 1: to apologize for making time for their children. Financial pressure
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Speaker 1: is equally intense. Many young families begin their lives with
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Speaker 1: a burden of college debt or an oversized mortgage payment.
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Speaker 1: For many moms, there is the immense challenge of parenting
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Speaker 1: alone for whatever reason, the death of a husband or
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Speaker 1: the pregnancy outside of marriage or divorce or separation. They
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Speaker 1: battle the unspeakably stiff winds of being a single mom.
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Speaker 1: It's hard for us to fully appreciate this challenge. What
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Speaker 1: is it like to wake up before the kids get up,
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Speaker 1: to get them ready, drop them off at school or
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Speaker 1: wherever it is they spend the day, Rush to a
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Speaker 1: demanding job, pick up the kids in the afternoon, provide
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Speaker 1: for their meals, help them with their homework, and then
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Speaker 1: get them to bed. And then with whatever time remains,
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Speaker 1: there are bills to be paid, and laundry to be done,
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Speaker 1: and a house to be cleaned and attached to that.
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Speaker 1: The emotional stigma that can come from the loneliness is singlehood.
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Speaker 1: And you have one of the greatest challenges of our society.
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Speaker 2: So what's a mother to do?
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Speaker 1: Challenges at school, challenges from peers, challenges at home. Where
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Speaker 1: can a mom turn for help? One place is to
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Speaker 1: the story of Mary, the Mother of Jesus. If anyone
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Speaker 1: ever provided a model of godly parenting in a hostile environment,
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Speaker 1: it was she. Whereas moms today may face a storm,
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Speaker 1: we agree, don't we that Marry the mother of Jesus
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Speaker 1: battled a typhoon. She raised Jesus in a difficult environment,
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Speaker 1: yet did so successfully.
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Speaker 2: So let's take just.
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Speaker 1: A minute and look at some of the difficulties that
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Speaker 1: marry the mother of Jesus faced. Let's look at Mary's
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Speaker 1: sources a struggle, the first of which was a suspicious past.
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Speaker 1: God chose her to be the mother of Jesus, but
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Speaker 1: other than Joseph, no one believed her story. No one,
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Speaker 1: and if Nazareth was like any other small town, gossip
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Speaker 1: was the coin of the realm. Mary had to live
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Speaker 1: with the undeserved stigma of being perceived as an immoral woman.
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Speaker 1: She was known as the woman who gave birth to
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Speaker 1: a child conceived outside of wedlock. Thirty years later, the
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Speaker 1: enemies of Jesus made what seems to be a thinly
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Speaker 1: veiled slight about this mother when they said to Jesus,
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Speaker 1: we were not born of fornication, as if implying that
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Speaker 1: he was. How can you raise godly children when your
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Speaker 1: own reputation is in question? Some of you mothers wrestle
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Speaker 1: with that very question. You're not proud of the things
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Speaker 1: you've done. You're not proud of the fact that others
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Speaker 1: know of the things you've done. And like Mary, you
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Speaker 1: may have a suspicious past. But like Mary, you don't
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Speaker 1: have to be held back because here's the truth. The
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Speaker 1: truth is your past has been buried in the sea
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Speaker 1: of God's grace. For as high as the heavens are
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Speaker 1: above the earth, so great is his love for those
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Speaker 1: who fear him. As far as the east is from
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Speaker 1: the west, so far as he removed our transgressions from us.
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Speaker 1: So the next time you feel less than qualified, you
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Speaker 1: just remember for the joy that was set before him.
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Speaker 1: Jesus endured the cross despising the shame. That is to say,
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Speaker 1: he not only bore our sins, but he bore our shame.
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Speaker 1: So you don't have to bear it anymore. He has
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Speaker 1: chosen you for this holy task. Mary had a second challenge.
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Speaker 1: Not only does she have a suspicious past, but she
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Speaker 1: had severe poverty. Mary and Joseph were peasant parents. The
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Speaker 1: sacrifice they offered in the temple when Jesus was born
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Speaker 1: was the offering of the poor two sparrows. This was
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Speaker 1: a low income family, after all. Is there a more
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Speaker 1: meager beginning than a manger and a barn?
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Speaker 2: And that's all that Mary had to give her child.
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Speaker 1: Do you ever feel inadequate because you feel like you
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Speaker 1: have little to give your child? Are you guilt ridden
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Speaker 1: because your child doesn't have the latest iPhone or the
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Speaker 1: newest brand.
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Speaker 2: Of jeans or computer games.
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Speaker 1: And what about those expensive music and athletic camps in
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Speaker 1: private school that some children end up at. Are you
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Speaker 1: attempted to assume a budget busting debt just so you
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Speaker 1: can give your child everything that he or she.
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Speaker 2: Says he wants. Can I urge you to be careful?
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Speaker 1: God may be giving you a marvelous opportunity to teach
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Speaker 1: your child that life does not consist in an abundance
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Speaker 1: of possessions.
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Speaker 2: Money is way overrated, love never is.
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Speaker 1: And if all you can give your child is a home,
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Speaker 1: how be it simple but full of love?
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Speaker 2: Then you are raising your child in a world of affluence.
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Speaker 1: Mary had another challenge spiritual pressure. Her son was hated
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Speaker 1: by the authorities. Remember how Herod went after Jesus. Can
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Speaker 1: you imagine the ruler coming after your young child. Mary
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Speaker 1: and Joseph had to flee to Egypt lest the power
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Speaker 1: of the land attack and kidnap and kill their child.
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Speaker 1: They took drastic steps to protect their baby. Sometimes, moms,
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Speaker 1: you have to take drastic steps as well. Remember there's
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Speaker 1: a ruler in pursuit of your child. His name's not herod.
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Speaker 1: His name is Satan. So take your stand against the
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Speaker 1: devil's schemes. For our struggle, it's not against flesh and blood,
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Speaker 1: but against the rulers, the authorities, against the powers of
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Speaker 1: this dark world, and against the spiritual forces of evil
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Speaker 1: in the heavenly realms. Satan is seeking to kidnap and
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Speaker 1: harm your child. And he's a clever schemer. He makes
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Speaker 1: evil look good. He makes good good look evil. So
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Speaker 1: Mary models what to do. She took serious steps. We
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Speaker 1: must do the same. We must pray fervently. We must
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Speaker 1: call upon every friend we got. We must enlist the
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Speaker 1: prayers of grandmas and grandpas and neighbors and friends.
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Speaker 2: We must teach scripture.
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Speaker 1: We must love our children with a deep, abiding love.
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Speaker 1: We must do whatever it takes. Sometimes this includes drastic
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Speaker 1: steps that make you unpopular with your kids. Little or
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Speaker 1: no TV, little or no computer games. You don't need
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Speaker 1: to go to Egypt, but you do need to go
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Speaker 1: to any extreme that you feel to protect your child.
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Speaker 1: That is your god given responsibility. And I would have
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Speaker 1: a hunch that most dads would agree that we need
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Speaker 1: the mom's intuitive sense to help us make some difficult decisions.
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Speaker 1: Mary had another challenge, and that is single parenthood. After
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Speaker 1: reaching the age of twelve, we never hear from. After
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Speaker 1: Jesus reached the age of twelve, we never hear from
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Speaker 1: Joseph again. We read about Mary at the marriage feast
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Speaker 1: and Cana Mary at the Cross, but Joseph is never mentioned.
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Speaker 1: It could very well be that Joseph died when Jesus
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Speaker 1: was young. This means that for most of her life,
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Speaker 1: Mary was a single mom. George Brooch, in his book
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Speaker 1: One by One says that only two and five children
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Speaker 1: will make it to age eighteen with both parents in
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Speaker 1: the house. Numerous moms have to wear the hats of
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Speaker 1: mom and dad. So if you are one of them,
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Speaker 1: let Mary inspire you.
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Speaker 2: You're a hero in heaven and you're a hero here.
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Speaker 2: Our hats are off to you.
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Speaker 1: You work all week long, you're here on the weekends
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Speaker 1: with your child, sometimes against your child's will, sometimes against
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Speaker 1: the earthly father's will.
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Speaker 2: But you do it, and God will reward you for it,
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Speaker 2: he says. Let us not grow weary while.
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Speaker 1: Doing good for indue season. We will reap if we
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Speaker 1: do not lose heart. Does it surprise you to know
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Speaker 1: that Mary had some struggles? It might encourage you to
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Speaker 1: find that Mary found strength. We've looked at Mary's struggles.
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Speaker 1: Now let's look at some sources of Mary's strength, the
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Speaker 1: first of which was her holy call. When told she
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Speaker 1: would be the mother of the Son of God, she said,
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Speaker 1: I'm the Lord's servant. She had a holy call on
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Speaker 1: her life that said, whatever you need me to do, God,
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Speaker 1: that's what I'll do. This was not a call to
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Speaker 1: be a success or, to be famous or be rich,
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Speaker 1: but she just wanted to be a servant, a servant
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Speaker 1: to God. In her case, being a good servant meant
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Speaker 1: being a good mother. She viewed motherhood as a high
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Speaker 1: and holy call. Billy Graham speaks of a sign he
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Speaker 1: saw hanging over a kitchen sink, Divine duty done here daily, mothers,
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Speaker 1: you have a divine duty.
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Speaker 2: You have a few.
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Speaker 1: Precious years to partner with God in the shaping of
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Speaker 1: a soul.
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Speaker 2: And you have no higher.
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Speaker 1: Call, no more breath taking privilege, than to instruct your
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Speaker 1: child about Jesus. Ultimately, this is the task not of
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Speaker 1: the church, the school, the daycare, grandparents, or the government.
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Speaker 1: This is a task that falls in the home. It's
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Speaker 1: the task of mom and dad. Now, if you see
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Speaker 1: this call. If you see being a parent a call,
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Speaker 1: a holy call, then you're going to find joy. The
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Speaker 1: Bible says that children are a heritage from the Lord.
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Speaker 1: Mary was also strengthened by her obedient child. I know
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Speaker 1: would all love to have Jesus Christ as our child,
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Speaker 1: but remember he was tempted and he never sinned. What
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Speaker 1: a difference it must have made for Mary to have
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Speaker 1: a compliant, obedient child. Young people, your obedience will raise
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Speaker 1: the happiness level in your house.
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Speaker 2: You cannot be like Jesus, but you can try.
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Speaker 1: Children obey your parents in the Lord. I don't have
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Speaker 1: many regrets in life, but I have two years out
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Speaker 1: of my teenage years that I would covet to half back.
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Speaker 1: And during those two years, I was disobedient to my
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Speaker 1: mother and my father. I was disrespectful, I was caky,
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Speaker 1: I was too big for my breeches, and I made
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Speaker 1: their lives miserable. Even forty years later, I can still
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Speaker 1: see the sadness in their faces. Young people, your parents
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Speaker 1: are not perfect, but guess what neither are you? Young people,
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Speaker 1: Your parents do not know everything, but guess what, they
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Speaker 1: know more than you do, and no one loves you
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Speaker 1: more than your mother does. No one loves you more
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Speaker 1: than your mother does. One of the best things you
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Speaker 1: can do this Mother's Day is to put your arms
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Speaker 1: around her and just say, Mom, you can count on me.
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna do better. It'll mean a lot to her.
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Speaker 1: It'll also mean a lot if you keep the smelling
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Speaker 1: salts handy, because she'll faint. Nothing could mean more to
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Speaker 1: her than your love. Mary was also reinforced by a
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Speaker 1: committed husband. We don't know much about Joseph, but we
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Speaker 1: know he and Mary were on the same page. Men,
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Speaker 1: it's essential that you seek to be on the same
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Speaker 1: page with your wife. You may have seen the cartoon
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Speaker 1: in which a husband comes home to a frazled wife,
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Speaker 1: hair in colors.
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Speaker 2: Robe, disheveled, house a mess.
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Speaker 1: And the caption has her saying, every day you ask
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Speaker 1: me what I do all day long? Today I didn't
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Speaker 1: do it, And here it is, men, do you know
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Speaker 1: what your wife does all day long? She performs the
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Speaker 1: role of baby feeder, walker, hugger, changer, singer, teacher, and counselor.
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Speaker 1: She masters algebra, scouting, first aid, and first steps. She
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Speaker 1: pays bills to the creditors, pays attention to the stove
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Speaker 1: and pays respect to her lord. She is a listener,
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Speaker 1: an arbitrator, a party planner, a chauffeur, and a lover.
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Speaker 1: She may kill roaches and wasps, but she seldom kills time.
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Speaker 1: She is a mother, and sometimes mothers get a little tired.
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Speaker 1: Some time ago, my wife, Dianlon, and I were watching
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Speaker 1: videos from the days when our daughters were young, and
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Speaker 1: she made this comment, I think I was tired for
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Speaker 1: ten years.
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Speaker 2: Men, we're asking a lot from our wives.
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Speaker 1: Believe it or not, they really don't want your advice,
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Speaker 1: your suggestions, fix it plans. What they want. What they
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Speaker 1: desire is your understanding. The Bible says husbands should live
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Speaker 1: with your wives in an understanding way. So next time
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Speaker 1: you're tempted to complain at the lack of romance or
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Speaker 1: the abundance of.
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Speaker 2: Laundry, try to imagine what it's like to be a mom.
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Speaker 1: Be careful how you do this. However, a workoholic husband
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Speaker 1: resolved to be a better husband, and he showed up
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Speaker 1: at home early one afternoon with flowers in his hand
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Speaker 1: and a bottle of champagne, singing I Love you truly.
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Speaker 1: His wife burst into tears. It's been a horrible day.
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Speaker 1: I burn the toes, the dog is sick, the kids
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Speaker 1: relate to school, and now you show up drunk.
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Speaker 2: Mary had one.
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Speaker 1: Other resource, as we wrap this up, the mother of
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Speaker 1: Jesus had a concerned female friend. The mother of Jesus
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Speaker 1: found strength in a network of friendships. We know at
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Speaker 1: least one of these friends, her cousin Elizabeth, who became
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Speaker 1: the mother of John the Baptist. Elizabeth encouraged Mary. You
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Speaker 1: need an Elizabeth in your life. No husband I know
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Speaker 1: of can provide all you need. You need a female
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Speaker 1: friend to encourage you. The Church can help with this.
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Speaker 1: Many moms have found strength in the women's ministry or
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Speaker 1: the ladies Bible classes, or mentoring moms as Some meet
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Speaker 1: with others for prayer. Others network with moms in their neighborhoods.
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Speaker 1: Some take turns watching each other's kids. Seek to build
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Speaker 1: relationships with other moms.
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Speaker 2: With your sisters in Christ, let us not neglect.
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Speaker 1: Our meeting together, as some people do, but let us
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Speaker 1: courage one another, especially now that the day of His return.
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Speaker 2: Is drawing near.
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Speaker 1: Moms seek encouragement in the church. Give encouragement to the moms.
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Speaker 1: I read recently about a horse in the Calgary, Canada
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Speaker 1: Stampede that pulled over seven thousand pounds. Second place horse
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Speaker 1: pulled just under seven thousand pounds, but when they hooked
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Speaker 1: them up together together, the horses pulled twenty seven thousand pounds.
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Speaker 1: By pulling together, we can do more than the sum
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Speaker 1: of our parts. So husbands, support these moms. Children, obey
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Speaker 1: your parents. Church encouraged these moms and moms don't give up.
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Speaker 1: Mary didn't. She was rewarded for her faithfulness. She was
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Speaker 1: present at the resurrection.
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Speaker 2: Of Jesus Christ from the death.
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Speaker 1: She saw her other children come to faith in their
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Speaker 1: brother Jesus Christ. And she was one of the one
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Speaker 1: hundred and twenty in the upper room when the church began.
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Speaker 1: She was rewarded. Mary was rewarded. And you will be too.
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Speaker 1: You have a divine calling, You have a divine friend,
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Speaker 1: and he knows the challenges you face, and he will
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Speaker 1: help you face them.
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Speaker 2: Amen.
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Speaker 1: And so Lord, this is our prayer that your blessings
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Speaker 1: would please be upon these mothers and upon those of
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Speaker 1: us who need them. May you give them strength, faith
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Speaker 1: and hope through Christ. We pray, And all the Church.
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Speaker 3: Said, that's all that is endless. So why so, but
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Speaker 3: somehow I'm still lostten you.
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Speaker 4: The streets are full of moving shadows, countless places I
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Speaker 4: could go, city shining, people passing, Yet I still feel
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Speaker 4: so lone. Every road keeps leading lower, Every sky.
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Speaker 5: Feels cold and blue. In this world so fast and open,
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Speaker 5: I'm still lost.
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Speaker 6: In missing you. The world is.
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Speaker 7: Wild, so wid before me, but I keep blues in
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Speaker 7: my way.
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Speaker 6: Somewhere indeed.
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Speaker 7: Listed us. Your memory makes mistake the world loser without us,
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Speaker 7: but my heart remains untrue.
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Speaker 6: For no matter where these feet they.
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Speaker 5: Wonder, I'm still lost in seeing you.
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Speaker 8: I have tried to outrun silence, try to leave your
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Speaker 8: ghost behind, but your name still echo softly through the
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Speaker 8: corners of my mind.
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Speaker 6: The world is wide so before me, but.
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Speaker 7: I keep losing my way somewhere listens us.
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Speaker 6: Your man movie makes me stand the world without us,
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Speaker 6: But my heart relay is some truth phon. No matter
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Speaker 6: where these people may wonder.
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Speaker 5: I'm still lost in the same.
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Speaker 7: Maybe someday stop searching for your face in every crowd,
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Speaker 7: But until that day, this broken heart will keep.
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Speaker 6: Calling your name out.
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Speaker 9: The world is wise so I before me, but I
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Speaker 9: keep losing my way.
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Speaker 6: Somewhere.
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Speaker 7: Indeed, lest distance.
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Speaker 6: Your memory. Thanks me. S. The world moves on with
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Speaker 6: it put us, but my heart remains some true for
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Speaker 6: no matter these feet. May you wonder
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Speaker 5: I'm still lost and sing you