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INSPIRATIONAL MOMENTS WITH PROPHETESS T EVERY 1ST & 3RD WEDNESDAY · DA CREW Podcast

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Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen, May I have your attention please, and
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Speaker 2: the show starts in five line eight seven six five
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Speaker 3: Hello, and welcome to the Crew podcast where inspiration meets intention.
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Speaker 3: If you're new here, welcome. If you're returning, welcome back.
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Speaker 3: And I am your host, Minister Alma Thomas, and I'm
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Speaker 3: so glad you're here. You're tuned into inspirational Moments, a
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Speaker 3: space where we speak the truth and purpose purpose until
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Speaker 3: your everyday walk. I'm here to remind you that you
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Speaker 3: were created with a divine design, and when you live
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Speaker 3: according to that design, everything changes. We keep it real
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Speaker 3: around here. I endeavor to inspire you to live life
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Speaker 3: just as God attended, full of faith, full of life,
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Speaker 3: and fully focused. And I must say, I stay in
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Speaker 3: my lane and mind my business that pays me, and
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Speaker 3: I encourage you to do the same. So lean in,
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Speaker 3: get ready, and let this moment pour into your soul
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Speaker 3: like every day, every second. Again, first and third Wednesday,
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Speaker 3: we start with a prayer, Dear Heavenly Father and the
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Speaker 3: press not just the name of your son, Jesus. We
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Speaker 3: rejoice because this is the day that you have made
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Speaker 3: and I will rejoice and be gladden it. God, we
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Speaker 3: thank you for your many tender mercies. God, we thank
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Speaker 3: you for or the visionary of this platform. Continue to
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Speaker 3: bless the works of her hands, continue to initiate her
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Speaker 3: with new ideas, new aspirations, and new visions. And everybody
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Speaker 3: connected to the Crue Pachist, every other host in their families,
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Speaker 3: you know the things they stand in need of at
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Speaker 3: this moment. God, God, grant them the very desires of
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Speaker 3: their heart. And Jesus' name. God remember the leaders of
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Speaker 3: this country and the leaders of churches everywhere. God, Oh God,
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Speaker 3: give them the guidance that they need to lead to
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Speaker 3: people and this generation. Those that are among us that
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Speaker 3: are sick, God, we ask you to touch their bodies.
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Speaker 3: Those that are mental prisons, God, we ask you to
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Speaker 3: the captain is free. In the name of Jesus, Oh,
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Speaker 3: we give you praise. On tonight. We give you glory,
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Speaker 3: because all the praise and all the glory belongs to
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Speaker 3: you in Jesus' name. I do pray, Amen and Amen.
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Speaker 3: And our quote for this week is Reputation is what
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Speaker 3: men and women think of us. Character is what God
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Speaker 3: and angels knows of us. And that is by Thomas Paine.
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Speaker 3: A man tonight, we're going to discuss that your current
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Speaker 3: situation is not your final destination. The situations that you
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Speaker 3: were born into don't dictate the destiny of your life.
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Speaker 3: And we're gonna be talking from judges chapter Even. A
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Speaker 3: man is known for five things in his lifetime. He's
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Speaker 3: known for his character, That's who he is. He's known
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Speaker 3: for his conduct, that's what he does. He's known for
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Speaker 3: his compensation. That's what he says. His creed knows him,
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Speaker 3: that's what he believes, and his contribution knows him. That's
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Speaker 3: what he gives. The great need of the hour is
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Speaker 3: great men of God. Men are known for their character,
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Speaker 3: their conduct, their conversation, their creed and contribution. Men who
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Speaker 3: love Jesus, wives and children, the Bible and souls. Men
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Speaker 3: never underestimate what God wants to do through your life.
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Speaker 3: Perhaps you have a deep seated desire to be the
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Speaker 3: person God will have you to be. However, it doesn't
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Speaker 3: seem like that's possible. This evening, let's discover a man
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Speaker 3: in the Bible whom God used mightily in his service
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Speaker 3: despite many disadvantages. Jephta went from the Hall of Shame
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Speaker 3: to God's Hall of Fame. From Judges eleven, We're going
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Speaker 3: to focus on jeptas cowman beginning his whole hearted belief,
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Speaker 3: and it's a heroic battle. Jepter didn't grow up and
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Speaker 3: a perfect family. He grew up in a dysfunctional home,
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Speaker 3: a home that lack leadership, a home that lack harmony,
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Speaker 3: peace and joy. If you grew up in a home
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Speaker 3: where your parents loved each other, loved you, and brought
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Speaker 3: you up to follow Jesus, you are definitely in the minority.
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Speaker 3: But let me tell you it's not to leave. Men,
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Speaker 3: don't underestimate your importance in the family. Research shows if
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Speaker 3: a child is the first person in the household to
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Speaker 3: become a Christian, there's a three point five percent probability
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Speaker 3: that everyone in the household will follow. If the mother
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Speaker 3: is the first to accept Christ, the presentage increases by
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Speaker 3: one point seven But if the father is a first
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Speaker 3: there's a ninety three percent probability that everyone in the
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Speaker 3: household will follow. When the father goes first. Spiritual good
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Speaker 3: things happen at home. If you find yourself and a
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Speaker 3: house that not greet will you be the one to
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Speaker 3: make it great? With God's help? That's what Jephtah did
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Speaker 3: notice his birth. He was the son of a halt.
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Speaker 3: He's a man whose father's name was Gilad. But we
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Speaker 3: all know about what all we know about her his
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Speaker 3: mother is that she was a prostitute. That was not
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Speaker 3: the ideal beginning to Jephti's life. How do you think
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Speaker 3: he answered the other kids when they asked him, what
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Speaker 3: do your mother do for a living? But it still
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Speaker 3: didn't hold him back from becoming what God had destined
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Speaker 3: him to become. Finally, I want to say God's Firstly,
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Speaker 3: I want to say God's blessing will never elude you
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Speaker 3: and your family. In Jesus' name, I want someone to
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Speaker 3: cry out loud to pray this prayer or the miracle
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Speaker 3: that is difficult, believe, Old Lord, release it in my
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Speaker 3: life and home this season. Amen and Amen, my beloved
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Speaker 3: in Christ. Never look down on anyone. The person you
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Speaker 3: look down on today may be the very person you
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Speaker 3: have to run to or help to tomorrow. How many
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Speaker 3: times have people in your life burnt their bridge with
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Speaker 3: you and they find theyself needing you once again? Never
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Speaker 3: say never because you don't know what's gonna happen in
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Speaker 3: this thing. Called life. Yes, that's the philosophy of life.
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Speaker 3: The clock of life can turn at any time. Please
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Speaker 3: be mindful of how you treat people. Jepter was born
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Speaker 3: with a stigma. His mother was a prostitute. Even though
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Speaker 3: there was a shadow of this honor surrounding his background,
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Speaker 3: Jepter didn't want his mother's questable lifestyle to define who
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Speaker 3: he was. Just because you might have been born to
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Speaker 3: a crack that did it? Dicted mother? Excuse me. Just
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Speaker 3: because your father my be alcoholics does not mean that
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Speaker 3: your current situation is your final destination. God has a
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Speaker 3: plan for your life. Life is a choice. If you
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Speaker 3: make good choices, you will have a good end. I
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Speaker 3: remember there were two girls and they lived right next
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Speaker 3: to each other, and one of the girl's mother was
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Speaker 3: a stripper. Matter of fact, I think both of the
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Speaker 3: girl's mother was a stripper. And one vowed that she
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Speaker 3: would never live that kind of life. And she went
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Speaker 3: to school and got good grades and got accepted to
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Speaker 3: a prestigious law school and now she's a lawyer. The
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Speaker 3: other one thought that the only thing her situation would
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Speaker 3: never change that just because her mother was a stripper.
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Speaker 3: She made the choice at an early age to start stripping,
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Speaker 3: dropped out of school, and therefore she her choices repeated
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Speaker 3: those cycles in her life. Remember, you have a choice.
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Speaker 3: You could choose to be better or better, and you
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Speaker 3: need to choose to be better in your life to
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Speaker 3: see yourself as God sees you. Well. Anyway, to go
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Speaker 3: on with the story for tonight, jefda brothers didn't like
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Speaker 3: him because their father stepped out on their mother and
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Speaker 3: had Jepter by a prostitute. So when Jepter was growing up,
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Speaker 3: they rejected him, they despised him, they called him his name.
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna use my spiritual imagination now, because you know
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Speaker 3: how children are the same way children are today, just
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Speaker 3: a little mina they was back then, So I can
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Speaker 3: imagine them calling them a son of a whore. Your
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Speaker 3: mother's a prostitute. Nobody don't want your mother, Nobody don't
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Speaker 3: want you. Huh. And then when the father died, now
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Speaker 3: they kicked Jeptha out of the house and he went
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Speaker 3: to live with some mighty men, and he went on
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Speaker 3: to conquer nations. And when Jepta's brothers got into a battle,
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Speaker 3: huh that they couldn't win. Or who do you think
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Speaker 3: they called? Who do you think that they big to
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Speaker 3: come and fight for them. Oh it was old Jepter.
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Speaker 3: Uh huh. Jepter grew to be a mighty rorior, to
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Speaker 3: be a mighty warrior meant you were a person of honor.
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Speaker 3: But you, you know, Jepter's brothers, born from another woman,
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Speaker 3: was not ready to give him any honor. The victories
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Speaker 3: and exports roared through Jepta while on the battle Fille
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Speaker 3: meant nothing to his brothers. His half brothers looked down
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Speaker 3: on him, discredited him, and treated him as an invisible
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Speaker 3: member of their family because he was the son of
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Speaker 3: a prostitute. Ah as many of saying they amens, as
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Speaker 3: I decreed. Where are you are? Many looking down on
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Speaker 3: you because of your present situation. Ah, Soon the tables
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Speaker 3: will turn around. You shall begin become dissolution by the
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Speaker 3: power in the name of Jesus who believes so, say amen,
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Speaker 3: listen to me. What are you talking about, providence? Situations
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Speaker 3: in life aren't fixed. Things can turn around now at
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Speaker 3: any time. Situations do change. Are Your current situation is
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Speaker 3: not your final destillation. Don't be little anyone, huh, because
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Speaker 3: times and situations are okay for you. Only God is unchangeable.
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Speaker 3: He is the unchanging changer, the one that doesn't change.
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Speaker 3: You can change people in situations. God and step in
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Speaker 3: at any time to change times, seasons, and situations. He
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Speaker 3: can arise and turn the tables around to favor his children.
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Speaker 3: Repeat after me, your current situation is not your final destination.
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Speaker 3: Just for years have been oppressed by his people. They
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Speaker 3: treated him like rubbish. Uh how many of us have
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Speaker 3: been overlooked? Hollerluiah? How holor Lujiah? How a name has
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Speaker 3: not been called to the table? Hallor lujah? But how
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Speaker 3: many people know that God can change your situation at
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Speaker 3: any time. Glory be to God, and it's gonna happen suddenly.
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Speaker 3: Glory be to God. Oh God turns the tables around
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Speaker 3: on the same people that mocked them.
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Speaker 1: Uh.
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Speaker 3: The same people that laugh at you, the same people
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Speaker 3: that question your integnity, the same people who question your ministry.
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Speaker 3: Oh God is gonna turn the tables around. Uhha. The
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Speaker 3: elder of Geeland, inclusive of Jeopards brothers, they were in
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Speaker 3: big trouble. Uhhah. They face enemies more impotent than them.
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Speaker 3: They had no clue how to defeat them. Ironically, the
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Speaker 3: only person who could help them was jeopard. The elders
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Speaker 3: of Geeland went to Jeffidh. They said, be our commander, hollerlujah.
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Speaker 3: Can you find traces of yourself? And Jeff is the story?
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Speaker 3: Do people look down at you because of your poor background? Now,
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Speaker 3: your lack of education, your lack of finance. Have you
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Speaker 3: been sidelined because you don't have clout or a large following?
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Speaker 3: Hollered loujah. I find myself for sometimes people look at
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Speaker 3: my situation and they say, how can God use you?
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Speaker 3: Laying on your bed of affliction? Hallelujah? And I've overlooked
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Speaker 3: her for platforms, I'm overlooked for conferences. I'm overlooked, hollerlujah.
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Speaker 3: But God's gonna turn it around, and I'm gonna go
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Speaker 3: from being overlooked to overbooked. Uhhah. Are your suggestion requested
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Speaker 3: applications usually ignoyed because you didn't attend any other pretchging
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Speaker 3: schools or don't belong to a petiliar class of social status.
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Speaker 3: Are you treated with disdain because of some health challenges?
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Speaker 3: Uh huh, I know about that. How I've been treated
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Speaker 3: how just because excuse me, just because I might cough
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Speaker 3: in the middle of a sermon, just because I'm laying
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Speaker 3: in this bed of affliction, People's tie to overlook me. Hallelujah.
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Speaker 3: They try to water down my anointing, hallelujah. But even
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Speaker 3: from my bed of affliction, God uses me, hollan Lujah.
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Speaker 3: Glory be to God, hollan luiah. Ah. Have you been
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Speaker 3: scoring her because you don't have a job, don't have
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Speaker 3: children or army married? Or do people judge you by
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Speaker 3: the mistakes of the past. Have people written you off
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Speaker 3: because of your financial your background. I pray today that
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Speaker 3: you will encounter the God who can turn the tables
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Speaker 3: around now and make the rejected the celebrated to despise
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Speaker 3: the honor, the honor valuated, the highly respected. Uh hollan Luiah.
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Speaker 3: The story of Jephthah is one of the most interested
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Speaker 3: in the Old Testament. It is told from Judges ten
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Speaker 3: six to twelve seven, and I believe the story has
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Speaker 3: a definite message for all of us today, but especially
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Speaker 3: those who believe and know that they have been called
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Speaker 3: to a higher purpose in life. The one prayer request
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Speaker 3: I hear most often is prayer that I will be
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Speaker 3: all that God has called me to be. Sometimes we're
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Speaker 3: placed in positions in life that we know God has
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Speaker 3: something special plan for our lives, but nobody appreciates it.
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Speaker 3: For you, I know that God has a plan and
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Speaker 3: a purpose for my life, despite what I've been through WHW,
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Speaker 3: despite the battles that I've been fighting, hallylujah, despite her Lord,
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Speaker 3: despite rejection, God has a plan for my life. I
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Speaker 3: understand now that my current hallelujah situation is not my
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Speaker 3: final destination. God has a destiny for me. Glory be
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Speaker 3: to God, Glory be to God. Hallelujah, hallan Lujah. Oh
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Speaker 3: God is good. Oh God is good all the time,
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Speaker 3: holland Lujiah. I don't care what people call you. We
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Speaker 3: suffer some form of rejection, whether it's not being picked
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Speaker 3: for the kickball game by the kids in the neighborhood,
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Speaker 3: not making a football team, or the chillings God, not
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Speaker 3: going to the problem with the person you knew you wanted,
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Speaker 3: or getting here was a college you wanted. I'm not
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Speaker 3: getting the job you hoped for, not marrying the person
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Speaker 3: you thought you would gloved be the God, or having
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Speaker 3: a marriage that you poured every fiber of your being
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Speaker 3: into being destroyed by a moment of LUs by a
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Speaker 3: person you thought was a gift from God in some
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Speaker 3: form of fashion. We have all experience rejection. Halled lujah,
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Speaker 3: African American. I felt the effects of slavery, of being
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Speaker 3: oppressed or being rejected for many years. But God heard
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Speaker 3: dead cry hallelujah, and God delivered them. Holland luke, Glory
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Speaker 3: be to God. Hallelujah. So Jeptha, hallelujah, hallelujah.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Yes, Jepta became an outlaw. He became the first a
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Speaker 3: robin hood, except he stole from the rich and kept
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Speaker 3: it for itself and friends. When people are treated like
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Speaker 3: an outsider, they will begin to feel like an outcast.
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Speaker 3: When they feel like an ascoust, they would become outlaws.
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Speaker 3: Huh out of Satan use rejection now. The Gilly Knight
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Speaker 3: was a mighty man of value, and he was the
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Speaker 3: son of a Holly and gile I begat Jepta. Satan
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Speaker 3: recognizes human potential. He uses rejection to rob us of
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Speaker 3: our full potential. God saw Jepter was a mighty man
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Speaker 3: of value. One of Satan's goals is to blind us
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Speaker 3: from seeing our pure, our true posential. Say and recognizes
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Speaker 3: the gifts and the talents and the anointing that's on
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Speaker 3: our lives. Huh. And he just tries to destroy that
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Speaker 3: anointing Hallelujah before we can realize what we possess. Say
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Speaker 3: and tried Allelujah to distract Jepta Huh, so he would
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Speaker 3: not realize that he had a potential in life. Allelujah,
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Speaker 3: that his current situation was not gonna be his final destination.
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Speaker 3: That those same boys that laughed at him, that scored him,
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Speaker 3: that talked about his mother, Hah, Glory be to God.
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Speaker 3: They treated him like he didn't exist. Soh he was
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Speaker 3: the black sheep of the family. Hallelujah, Glory be to God.
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Speaker 3: But God had the very name Jephta means breakthrough opener.
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Speaker 3: If Jeptha had been allowed to remain in Gilad and
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Speaker 3: use his gifts, not only would he had experienced personal breakthrough,
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Speaker 3: but those around him benefited him from his gifts. All
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Speaker 3: our full potential can be reached only as we used
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Speaker 3: our gifts for the glory of God and the benefit
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Speaker 3: of others. God has created us for late relationships. Our
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Speaker 3: heart longs for a place to be blorn. Jephtha, whose
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Speaker 3: name means opener a breakthrough. The son of gen Lad
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Speaker 3: by A. Harland A higher prostitute. He grew up in
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Speaker 3: his father's house as a child, he grew up in
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Speaker 3: glad house. Later, when glads white bare him other children,
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Speaker 3: things changed. Jephtam had probably had to help raise his
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Speaker 3: younger brothers, teaching them to hont and fish, to read
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Speaker 3: and write. But after his father died and his brothers
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Speaker 3: was all grown up, they threw Jephta out of their
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Speaker 3: father's house and denied him the portion of its inheritance
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Speaker 3: because he was the son of a strange another race woman.
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Speaker 3: The elders of the land gave in to sin and
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Speaker 3: greed agreed that Jephtha should be thrust out of the land.
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Speaker 3: Jepta Poza and a strange plan doing strange things. Glory
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Speaker 3: be to God. But he becomes the leader of those
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Speaker 3: who were discontented, unemployed, poor, under class, and he was
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Speaker 3: known as the son of a harland. Glory be to God.
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Speaker 3: Glory be to God. But we see, Hollelujah that when
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Speaker 3: God has a plan for your life. As we look
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Speaker 3: over Jephta's life, we see that his current situation was
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Speaker 3: not his final destination. He went from rejected to need it.
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Speaker 3: Glory be to God, just like Joseph. Joseph was rejected,
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Speaker 3: it laughed at, sold in this savery by his brothers. Hallelujah.
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Speaker 3: How many people know that the enemy will use whatever
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Speaker 3: he can and he uses your family to get to you, hallelujah.
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Speaker 3: And Joseph, just like Jepka, hallelujah, he had to go
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Speaker 3: to another land hallelujah. But in the end when his
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Speaker 3: brothers came back to him and they will apologizing just
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Speaker 3: like Jepsa's brothers, and he said, ah, you meant it
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Speaker 3: for my bad, but God changed it around for my God, somebody,
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Speaker 3: God is changing around for you. He's changing it around
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Speaker 3: for you. Hallelujah. It's not the songwriter says, it's not
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Speaker 3: always hallelujah, God to be like this son. Glory be
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Speaker 3: to God. God is turning around for you. Oh hallelujah.
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Speaker 3: I don't know her what you've been through in your life,
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Speaker 3: and her who rejected you, who hurt you. But God
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Speaker 3: as a plan and the dusty for you, hallelujah. I
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Speaker 3: don't care how man sees you many years ago. Men
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Speaker 3: through me and the garbage cans are life. Oh, Glory
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Speaker 3: be to God. They said I would never be nothing.
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Speaker 3: I would never grow up to be nothing, but look
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Speaker 3: at me. Glory be to God. God has been good
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Speaker 3: to me. Allelujah. As I here today, Hallelujah. I have
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Speaker 3: two degrees hallelujah, one in human services, hallelujah, one in theology,
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Speaker 3: and I'm working on my master's and my doctorate now
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Speaker 3: in theology. Glory be to God. I went from being
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Speaker 3: overlooked the overbooked, speaking on platforms that accept me, that
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Speaker 3: want to hear my story. See, there are some people
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Speaker 3: that God has set aside just for you. They're waiting
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Speaker 3: for you. They're waiting for you to tell their story.
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Speaker 3: They're waiting for you to pull them out of darkness.
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Speaker 3: They're waiting for you to tell them that there's a
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Speaker 3: light at the end of the tunnel. I can know
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Speaker 3: you can't make it up when you lost a child,
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Speaker 3: because I lost the talent. I'm still here with hallelujah.
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Speaker 3: How can you survive hallelujah when you see your child
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Speaker 3: being lowered into the ground or hallelujah. I know you
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Speaker 3: can survive her after being homeless because I've been homeless her.
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Speaker 3: I know you can survive her after a nasty, bitter
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Speaker 3: divorce her because I've been divorced and lefting to natural ruins.
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Speaker 3: Her Glory be to God. I know you can survive
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Speaker 3: after a major health crisis. Huh, because four years ago
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Speaker 3: I suffered a massive stroker and I'm still here and
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Speaker 3: God is still using me. My current situation is not
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Speaker 3: my final destination. Men, stand up and be men. Be
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Speaker 3: thehead of your household. Be the leaders that God intended
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Speaker 3: for you to be. Let your character, your conversation, your creed,
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Speaker 3: and your contribution. Let it be godly. Let it be
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Speaker 3: what God intended for it to be. Women, stand up
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Speaker 3: and be women. Glory be to God. Hallelujah. And if
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Speaker 3: you don't remember anything that I said on tonight, remember
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Speaker 3: that your current situation is not your final destination. Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah. God.
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Speaker 3: I thank you, Father, God and the Prince's name of
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Speaker 3: your son, Jesus. I thank you for every trial and
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Speaker 3: every tribulation, for every tear that I cried, because it
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Speaker 3: made me. It made me stronger. It made me realize
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Speaker 3: God that I don't answer to what people call me,
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Speaker 3: but I am who you want me to be. In
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Speaker 3: Jesus' name, I see my soul as you see me.
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Speaker 3: Jesus healed, happy and whole. God, I thank you for
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Speaker 3: the people didn't invite me to their tables, because now
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Speaker 3: I know how to set my own in Jesus' name.
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Speaker 3: And those of you who don't know this man that
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Speaker 3: I'm talking about, you've been rejected, you've been overlooked, you've
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Speaker 3: been talked about. Your name has been scandalized. But God
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Speaker 3: still has a plan and a purpose for you. All
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Speaker 3: you have to do is repent except Jesus as your
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Speaker 3: personal savior and admit that he died and went to
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Speaker 3: the cross for your sins. And you're say, get yourself
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Speaker 3: in the Bible, believe in church where you can see
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Speaker 3: the manifestation of God's promises in your life. And if
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Speaker 3: you know God, hallelujah. Suddenly He's gonna turn it around
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Speaker 3: for you. The tables are gonna turn and those who
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Speaker 3: overlook you are gonna be searching for your number, banging
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Speaker 3: on your door, funding your email, looking you up for
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Speaker 3: faith book, and saying, Ah, what's different about this woman?
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Speaker 3: What's different about this man? Hallelujah. I had never heard
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Speaker 3: of them, but I can see the anointing of God
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Speaker 3: all over them. God, we thank you we thank you
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Speaker 3: once again for this platform. I thank you for my
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Speaker 3: brothers and sisters and the decree. The Crew podcasts continue
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Speaker 3: to bless them. God continue to grip them the desires
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Speaker 3: of their heart and Jesus' Dad. And once again, you've
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Speaker 3: thank you, thank you. Remember inspirational moment where inspiration mats intent.
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Speaker 3: Stay in your lane, mind your business, and drink your water.
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Speaker 3: See you next week if God says the same. Goodnight,
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Speaker 3: and God bless