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Living Waters of Grace 09.19.25 · Living Waters of Grace / Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland Sunday Services

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  This is Living Waters of Grace, the teaching ministry of Clark
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  Wofford, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland,
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  County of Greensburg, PA. Now here's Pastor Clark as he
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  continues teaching through God's Word.
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  So anybody that tells you doctrine isn't important or
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  doctrine's boring, or doctrine divides, Yeah, it divides truth
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  from error. It says it's profitable doctrine
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  for reproof, for correction, for instruction and righteousness.
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  So reproof, when I'm in the Word and I'm in a church or I'm in a
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  congregation where the pastor's teaching the Word faithfully,
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  I'm going to be convicted about some things that need to be
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  adjusted in my life. Not condemned.
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  But just like, hey, Clark, this is something you need, you need
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  to change or consider or whatever, right?
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  The sound doctrine is like a compass guiding you through a
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  world of confusion. In today's message, Pastor Clark
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  reveals how doctrine divides truth from error as Scripture
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  teaches it's instruction for righteousness.
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  When you're in a church that faithfully teaches the Word,
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  you'll likely feel convicted with just parts of your life as
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  God speaks to you. Doctrine shapes your faith,
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  keeping you on the right path. Are you embracing sound doctrine
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  to guide and correct your walk with God now?
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  Here's Pastor Clark in Acts Chapter 2 with today's edition
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  of Living Waters of Grace. So this study is founded in the
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  inception of what is called the New Testament Church.
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  The church didn't exist until Pentecost.
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  And so the way the Lord God organized people, he organized
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  them as nationality groups, if you may like the nation of
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  Israel. And God first worked with Israel
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  as a nation to be his chosen people.
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  And so you remember studying in the Old Testament about Abraham
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  and Isaac and Jacob, the patriarchs, the leaders of the
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  that particular nation at the time.
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  And their responsibility was to carry on the truth of the Word
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  of God to the people of God throughout the earth, the known
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  world at that time. God chose to gather people and
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  community, just like we are here today together as a group of
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  people. God never chose to work with
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  people in isolation. He knew that we needed one
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  another, we needed companionship, we needed
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  encouragement, we needed to be around other human beings to
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  know how to help each other get through the good times and bad
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  times of life. So he established a Tabernacle
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  in the Old Testament, and it was a physical structure that was
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  built by God's direction through the leadership of Moses and
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  others. And so wherever that Tabernacle
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  moved, the people of God moved. They, they didn't say, well, I'm
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  not going to follow that anymore, I'm just going to stay
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  here. They realized that God's
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  blessing was always based upon the habitation of God where he
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  was geographically at that time with the people.
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  Now God's omnipresent, and so He's everywhere present at the
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  same time, but he chose to manifest himself personally
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  within the confines of the Tabernacle, by the pillar of
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  fire by night and the cloud by day.
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  And so whenever the Tabernacle moved, the people of God moved
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  with it. Whenever the people were not
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  around the Tabernacle before the Tabernacle was built, they felt
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  isolated, they felt alone, and they felt void and empty of this
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  presence of God. The presence of God is very
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  important for each of us to sense and experience.
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  That's what the book of the Acts is all about.
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  It's about the work of the Holy Spirit within the church and
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  within the lives of the people that belong to the church.
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  The presence of God manifests himself in the heart of the
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  believer, but He also manifests himself whenever the believers
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  gather together to worship Him in any given locale in local
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  church. God never intended people to not
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  have a place to meet with other people to worship him.
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  So the church is God's idea. It wasn't man's idea.
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  God was the one that knew that we needed to have assembly.
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  As a matter of fact, he told us in the book of Hebrews, we're
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  not to forsake the assembling of ourselves together, meaning not
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  coming together like we are today.
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  We're together. We're, we're, we're, we're
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  making every effort to be physically present in the place
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  that God has established for believers to come together to
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  be, to worship him, to hear his word, to study the Bible
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  together, and to be taught the word of God.
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  Whenever you don't have a church and some of you know what that's
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  like, it's sort of a lonely trek and journey because you're
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  trying to do your faith by yourself.
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  Maybe you watch online, that's probably better than nothing or
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  listening on the radio, but there's nothing like being with
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  people physically in a confine building or outside or whatever.
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  People gather to hear from God and God works not only through
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  the pastor, but he works through the people in the church.
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  When you come and you see each other physically, it, it, it
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  encourages you, it, it reminds you that you're not alone in
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  your journey toward the Kingdom. One day there's others with you.
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  You're you're never alone. If you're going through a
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  difficult time or a challenge, you're not going through it
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  alone. When you're part of a church, we
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  go through it together. We do what we can to help each
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  other through the challenges and difficulties of life.
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  And we grieve with people who grieve and we rejoice with
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  people who rejoice and we hurt with people who hurt.
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  And we, we, we're just there for one another.
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  And it's, it's such a, a wonderful infrastructure that
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  God has built. They're called the New Testament
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  church. So the church was birthed at
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  Pentecost. Up until this point, people were
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  pretty nomadic. If you were Jewish, you would go
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  to the Temple on Saturday. Then Christ rose again from the
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  dead on Sunday, which is the first day of the week.
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  And in the New Testament, the Gentiles began to meet on
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  Sunday, the 1st day of the week. There's nothing special about
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  any personal day of the week. You worship God every day.
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  I hope it's not on Sunday or through Jewish.
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  And you, you, you, you, you want to follow the rituals of the Old
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  Testament. And you, you gather on a
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  Saturday to follow your customs as a Jewish person there.
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  There's nothing wrong with that. But we are called to gather
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  together in the church. So what is the church and what
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  does the church look like? And how does the church act?
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  And how does the church work? In Greensburg?
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  There's a church on every corner of the city and you could choose
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  to go wherever you want to go. But what what happened with the
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  church in the beginning stages? It was pure in the sense it was
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  not touched with traditions of, of men, if you may, and, and the
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  book of the Acts. It, it just started out on fire.
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  It started out alive. There was no one running the
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  church other than Jesus Christ and those he placed in charge at
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  the time. The apostles and even the
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  apostles weren't really running anything.
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  They were just gathering believers together like we are
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  today to meet, to be in the Word together.
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  And so God knows, and we probably know too, that if we
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  aren't somewhere like we are today to hear the Word of God
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  and to worship God, we're going to drift spiritually, right?
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  I don't care who it is. It could be me or you or any of
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  us, that if I'm not under the word of God and I'm not in an
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  environment like this where there's people of God that love
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  God, that worship God, and I'm not with those kind of people,
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  then I'm going to be weak spiritually.
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  I'm not going to be following the Lord closely.
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  I'll begin to drift, I'll begin to backslide.
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  I'll begin to take things for granted.
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  I'll begin to compromise. And it's just the nature of the
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  human heart. So the the church in in God's
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  Providence and his plan was to gather us together, keep us on
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  track together, to keep us moving toward the Kingdom, to
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  keep us in a place of humility and and need of the Lord, a
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  place of repentance where we're corrected.
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  If anything in my life wasn't right this week, I guarantee
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  when I'm in church and I hear the word of God, the Lord will
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  correct it. He'll convict me.
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  I take the Lord's Supper and I'm reminded of what Jesus has done
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  for me every week when I'm in this church.
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  My life is continually learning to walk with the Lord.
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  So the church has been set up so that you and I would know how to
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  follow God, how to obey God, how to hear God, and how to live in
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  the ways of God. Court without the church.
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  None of us do that. Well, if you're on the golf
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  course, you might look at the creation and praise God a little
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  bit when you get a good shot, but most of the time you're
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  complaint not hitting it in the direction you want to hear
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  something, you know, and maybe you have a few choice words
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  while you're not hitting it in the direction you want to hit
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  it. Or you're on the beach and you
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  think, well, I can worship God on the beach and, and you can,
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  you know, hopefully you do, but there's distractions on the
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  beach, you know, And so you gotta be in an environment at
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  least a couple hours a week sometime in your life to be
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  under the anointing of, of God's word in your life as it's
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  taught. And also as a Holy Spirit moves
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  in your life with the person beside you, behind you, in front
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  of you, the people you talk to, the people you see, the people
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  you listen to, you hear their stories, you catch up with one
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  another. Hopefully you don't run out too
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  quick. You get to know people and that
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  kind of stuff. You begin to develop this
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  community relationship. And so the heading of the text
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  in my Bible in Acts chapter 2, verse 40, it says a vital church
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  grows. So this is the beginning stages
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  of the of the New Testament church.
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  There was no Catholic Church. There was no Orthodox Church in
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  the sense of how we see it today.
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  There was no Protestant church. There was this people like us
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  that were Pagan, that weren't trying to become bad people,
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  becoming good people. It was God making dead people
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  alive, right? That's what he did for us.
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  He made us dead in trespasses and sin.
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  He saved us and he made us alive together in Jesus Christ.
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  It's miraculous. And we're born again.
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  We're new creations in Christ. We're heading toward the the
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  heavenly city. And so it was so wonderful in
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  the beginning because there was really only one church and it
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  started here at Pentecost. Peter preached that sermon that
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  day after the Holy Spirit was poured out upon the 120 in the
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  upper room. All these people in the
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  community heard their heard the word of God, people worshipping
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  God in their own language. It was miraculous.
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  These people were given supernatural ability to talk
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  actual languages that they had never studied or learned.
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  So all these people that were there at Pentecost were hearing
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  the the word of God and and many of them then began to become
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  convicted as Peter preached that sermon.
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  And over 3000 people got saved in that one day.
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  So the church went from 120 people in an upper room to 3120
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  people in an instant. So there they have this church.
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  What do we do? What do we do with all these
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  people? There was no, you know, a five
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  year plan or one year plan. There was no, you know, agenda
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  that anybody had established. They this met together just like
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  we are now. And it says in verse 40 and with
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  many other words, he testified this is Peter and exhorted them,
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  encouraged them saying be saved from this perverse generation.
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  They're living in a world like we are today, people that don't
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  know God, people who are doing evil things, immoral things,
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  ungodly things, governments that aren't under the authority of
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  God at the time. All these people heard the word
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  of God and they were saved from this world system that
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  everyone's born into. We're all born as sinners into
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  this world. We need a Savior.
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  And it says, and those who gladly received His Word, and I
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  trust today that we're here to receive gladly His word.
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  They were baptized and that day about 3000 souls were added to
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  them. A miracle of God's power, Holy
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  Spirit power in convicting people's hearts to need a
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  Savior. And that's our prayer throughout
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  the earth today. When the church gathers and the
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  Word of God is being preached, people are in these churches and
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  maybe they've been invited or they just show up and they don't
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  even know why they're there. And all of a sudden they start
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  hearing stuff that makes sense. And all of a sudden they realize
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  by the grace and the power of God and the Holy Spirit that
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  they need a savior. And Jesus is the only one that
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  can be their savior. For Jesus is the way.
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  He's the only way, the only truth and the only life.
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  Jesus said that about himself, when no man comes to the Father,
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  but through him. And so this is what they began
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  to do all these people. Verse 42 and they continued
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  steadfastly in the apostles doctrine.
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  Now, when we go to church, we shouldn't be interested in
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  anybody's opinion other than God's.
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  If whoever is responsible for teaching the, the, the sermon,
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  if they're not in the apostles doctrine, get up and leave.
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  There's no reason to be there. There's no truth apart from this
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  truth in regard to Christianity and the and the and the way to
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  follow Jesus. It comes only from the word of
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  God. So if we're not in the word of
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  God, there's no purpose and reason to gather.
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  It's just a social club, right? That's an organization of man.
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  And so they were meeting together in the apostles.
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  Doctrine. Now people say many times, well,
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  doctrine isn't important, but doctrine's critical because this
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  is what happens with doctrine. And Second Timothy, the apostle
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  Paul wrote this chapter 3, verse 16, he says all Scripture.
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  That means everything from Genesis through Revelation, OK,
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  All Scripture is given by inspiration of God.
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  Man doesn't have the right to choose what he wants to teach
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  and what he doesn't want to teach.
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  Paul told the elders in Ephesus on the shore before he was
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  heading toward his martyrdom, and he wasn't going to see him
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  again. He told them very clearly.
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  I have not shunned to declare unto you the whole council of
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  God. He didn't skip anything.
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  He didn't gloss over anything. He didn't say, well, I don't
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  think this is that important. So I'm not going to tell him
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  about that. No, he wanted to be clean from
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  the the blood of of any kinds of God, an ungodly approach toward
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  anything that had to do with the things of God.
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  He wanted to to be just before the Lord and be faithful to give
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  the people exactly what the Lord told him to give him.
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  But sometimes people make fun of churches that teach the Bible.
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  They say, well, there should be other things you should talk
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  about other than the Bible. Well, I like to talk about other
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  things in the Bible. I like to talk about golf, and I
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  like to talk about my grandkids, and I like to talk about sports
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  and I like to talk about business or whatever, but not in
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  the pulpit. Those are conversations for
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  other times for people to listen to, right?
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  We all have other interests, you know, other than just the Bible.
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  And that's a good thing. There's nothing wrong with
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  literature and reading and music or whatever sports.
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  But when it comes to the church gathering, there's a reason all
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  Scriptures given by inspiration of God is profitable for
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  doctrine. So anybody that tells you
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  doctrine isn't important or doctrine's boring, or doctrine
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  divides, Yeah, it divides truth from error.
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  It says it's profitable doctrine for reproof, for correction, for
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  instruction and righteousness. So reproof, when I'm in the word
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  and I'm in a church or I'm in a congregation where the pastor's
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  teaching the word faithfully, I'm going to be convicted about
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  some things that need to be adjusted in my life, not
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  condemned, but just like, hey, Clark, this is something you
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  need to change or consider or whatever, right?
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  It's it's the Lord speaking to me through the word of God and
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  also for correction that I hear something and I better apply it
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  to my life. I better just not ignore it or
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  blow it off because God's warning me through the word that
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  this is the pathway of a blessed life.
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  If I follow and obey his word, if I choose not to obey the
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  word, my life isn't going to be blessed.
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  It's going to be a mess. And all of us have come from
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  places of messed up lies because A, we didn't know the word or B,
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  we weren't living the word or obeying the word.
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  You don't mess with the truth. The truth is the truth and we
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  need to live it and we need to apply it to our lives and then
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  for instruction and righteousness.
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  So how do you do the Christian life?
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  How do you live it? What do you?
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  Well, this is this is what this is for, right?
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  This teaches all of us how to do the Christian life so wonderful
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  that we have this and it says that the man of God and when it
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  says man, it's it's male, female, that the person of God
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  may be completely, thoroughly equipped for every good work.
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  So how can I live a life that's pleasing to God?
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  How can I be a good husband or a Good Wife or a good dad or mom
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  or grandson or grandfather or whatever the roles we have?
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  How can I be a good employer? How can I be a good employee?
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  How can I be a good neighbor? All these kind of things teaches
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  us from doctrine how to be equipped for every good thing in
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  this life. So if you go to a church that
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  doesn't teach the Bible and never talks about doctrine, what
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  are you going to learn how to live life?
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  You're just not going to know. The Bible tells us in the last
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  days there's going to be a famine for the Word of God,
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  meaning that there will be churches, but there'll be few
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  churches that are teaching the Word of God anymore.
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  The only reason we felt compelled to plant this church
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  25 years ago is that when we moved from Philadelphia, from
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  Calvary Chapel Philadelphia, we were used to what you guys get
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  here. We got back here, we went to
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  churches and it wasn't happening.
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  There was like a sermon, but it maybe had one or two verses and
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  it was all over the place. And then most of the time we had
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  no idea what was trying to be emphasized.
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  And eventually we just didn't go anywhere, which wasn't a good
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  thing. And then finally the Lord
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  supernaturally began to move on my life about planning a Bible
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  church at Calvary Chapel here in Greensburg.
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  Now, I'm not saying other churches are bad and we're
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  better. That's not what I'm saying.
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  I'm saying that if the church is the church, it teaches the whole
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  council of God. If it doesn't teach the whole
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  council of God, it's not a, it's not a New Testament church.
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  So they've, they meet as a group of people, a lot of people at
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  the temple grounds there. They also met in houses.
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  We'll get to that in a minute. These people when they met, they
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  continued steadfast in the apostles doctrine.
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  What's it mean to be steadfast? It means to be consistent
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  steadfast. Attendance to church isn't once
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  a month, it's as often as you can get there, right?
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  No one's taken attendance here, so don't worry about that.
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  But you know, you want to be there.
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  You want, you want to be steadfast in the apostles word
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  so that you can be steadfast in your Christian life.
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  Steadfastness is this consistency.
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  Right now I like to sleep in like everybody else does, you
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  know, but I can't. I'm the pastor, so I got to be
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  here every Sunday. They were faithful.
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  They they enjoyed being in the word and they liked being with
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  one another as believers. OK.
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  They were steadfast and they also had fellowship.
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  The fellowship is this community gathering of you see people and
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  you're glad to see each other. You hug each other or you shake
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  each other's hands or you fist pump each other, whatever,
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  whatever you're comfortable with, you know, you wave at each
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  other. We're family.
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  You know, it's not a religious institution.
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  It's a community of like minded brothers and sisters, right?
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  You do life together. You pray for each other.
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  You you're there for each other. You help each other.
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  And and so someone this week called me.
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  She's got a diagnosis of some kind of cervical cancer.
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  I don't know what I would do without my church family when I
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  got bad news if I didn't have people to pray for me and help
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  help me and encourage me, get me off the ledge when I was
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  freaking out, right? This particular woman, she said
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  she's new to the church and she said that she's never been at a
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  church like this, that there appears to be people that care
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  for each other, that actually love each other.
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  What an example because of you, Jesus said by this people will
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  know you're my disciples by the love you have for one another.
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  Nope, your criticism or judgmentalism or holier and thou
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  thank God we're not going down those paths here.
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  None of us are better than each other.
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  Well, the purpose of the church, the fellowship, is that, right?
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  Helping one another. And sometimes you might not want
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  to be helped because you think you can do it yourself.
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  Well, you need help. That's what it is.
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  It's a blessing to serve people. It's not an inconvenience, is
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  it? That's what we do as Christians.
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  We care for one another. We love one another.
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  We want to help each other. We want to be there for one
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  another. That's the fellowship.
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  Thank you for listening to this edition of Living Waters of
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  Grace. Pastor Clark is teaching us
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  about the book of Acts in this series.
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  Acts is a powerful and unique part of Scripture, not just
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  because it records the spread of the gospel geographically from
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  Jerusalem to the ends of the earth, but also culturally.
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  Acts shows us how the message of Jesus moved beyond its Jewish
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  roots and began to reach the Gentile world.
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  What started with Peter leading a small group in the Upper Room
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  became a global movement with Paul taking the gospel to
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  cities, synagogues and marketplaces across the Roman
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  Empire. Acts captures this vital
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  transition and reminds us that the good news of Jesus is for
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  all people in every place. May we be inspired to carry that
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  same gospel boldly into our world today.
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