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

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  Speaker 4: God's like shining on her face.
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  Speaker 3: Every trial, test and mountain climb.
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  Speaker 4: God turned it around right on time.
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  Speaker 2: She's a warrior.
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  Speaker 3: She's a survivor.
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  Speaker 4: Still got joy down.
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  Speaker 3: In her soul.
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  Speaker 2: She's a speaker.
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  Speaker 3: She's an author.
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  Speaker 4: Letting everybody know God is able, God is faithful He
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  Speaker 4: will never let you go Minister Alma, keep on shining
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  Speaker 3: Long Good evening, good evening. Welcome to the crew podcast.
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  Speaker 3: And I am one of them divas of the airways,
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  Speaker 3: Minister Alma Thomas. And you have tuned in to Inspirational
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  Speaker 3: Moments with Prophetess T. Good night and welcome. Thank you
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  Speaker 3: for joining us, and if this is your first time here, welcome, welcome.
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  Speaker 3: settle in, share with some of your friends that might
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  Speaker 3: need some inspiration on tonight. We're going to start like
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  Speaker 3: we always start, and everything we do, we should give
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  Speaker 3: thanks to God. Amen. Dear Heavenly Father, In the precious
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  Speaker 3: name of your son, Jesus, we thank you, God. We
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  Speaker 3: thank you for this day, God. We thank you for
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  Speaker 3: the visionary of this platform, God. Continue to touch her
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  Speaker 3: in a mighty way. We thank you for all the
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  Speaker 3: divas of the airways and the things that they bring
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  Speaker 3: to the platform. In the name of Jesus, we thank
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  Speaker 3: you for this day, for this is the day that
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  Speaker 3: you have made, and I will rejoice forever. and be
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  Speaker 3: glad in it. Amen. And our quote for this week
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  Speaker 3: comes from the legendary Billy Graham. The greatest legacy you
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  Speaker 3: can pass on to your children and grandchildren is not
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  Speaker 3: your money or other material things you have accumulated in life.
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  Speaker 3: The greatest legacy you can pass on to them is
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  Speaker 3: the legacy of of your character and your faith. Billy Graham.
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  Speaker 3: Tonight's theme scripture is Proverbs 13 and 22. A good
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  Speaker 3: man leaves an inheritance to his children's children. A legacy
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  Speaker 3: is not merely what you leave behind. It is what
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  Speaker 3: you leave in others. As believers, our greatest legacy in
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  Speaker 3: life is the life that points others to Jesus Christ.
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  Speaker 3: So once again, I welcome you to tonight's podcast. I
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  Speaker 3: am so glad you're listening. Our topic touches every person
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  Speaker 3: regardless of age, background, family history, or current season in life. Tonight,
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  Speaker 3: we're talking about building a godly legacy. When people hear
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  Speaker 3: the word legacy, they often think about money, property, accomplishments, awards, businesses, books,
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  Speaker 3: or buildings. They think about what will remain after they're gone.
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  Speaker 3: But biblical legacy goes much deeper than than just possessions
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  Speaker 3: or public recognition. A legacy is the spiritual, moral, and
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  Speaker 3: relational influence we leave in the lives of others. It
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  Speaker 3: is the faith we model, the wisdom we share, the
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  Speaker 3: character we demonstrate, and the love we give. It is
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  Speaker 3: what continues to speak through our lives, even after we're
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  Speaker 3: no longer present. Proverbs 13 and 22 says, A good
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  Speaker 3: man leaves an inheritance to his children's children. The inheritance
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  Speaker 3: may include material provision, but it also includes values, faith, wisdom, discipline, compassion,
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  Speaker 3: and most of all, a relationship with God. Tonight, we
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  Speaker 3: explore what it means to build a godly legacy. We'll
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  Speaker 3: look at scripture, consider biblical examples, reflect on the legacy
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  Speaker 3: we're building, and identify practical steps we can start taking today.
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  Speaker 3: Let's us begin with a question. If your family, friends, co-workers,
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  Speaker 3: church community, or community had to describe your life using
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  Speaker 3: only three words 50 years from now, what would you
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  Speaker 3: hope those words would be? Would they say faithful, loving, genuine, prayerful, generous, wise, courageous, humble,
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  Speaker 3: or available? Or would they describe you mainly by your position,
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  Speaker 3: your income, or accomplishments? There is nothing wrong with working hard,
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  Speaker 3: pursuing excellence, building a career, or providing for your families.
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  Speaker 3: These things can be honorable and useful, but they are
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  Speaker 3: not the foundation of a godly legacy. The choices we
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  Speaker 3: make today become the stories others tell tomorrow. The way
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  Speaker 3: we treat people becomes part of our legacy. So does
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  Speaker 3: the way we respond to difficulties, handle money, manage conflict,
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  Speaker 3: face success and failure, resist temptation, and carry responsibility. Our
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  Speaker 3: legacy is being built right now. Not someday, not when
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  Speaker 3: we retire, when we become famous, or finally have more time.
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  Speaker 3: It's being built through ordinary decisions made on ordinary days.
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  Speaker 3: Every conversation matters. Every act of kindness matters. Every prayer matters.
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  Speaker 3: Every moment of integrity matters. Whenever we choose obedience over convenience,
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  Speaker 3: we are building something that might outlive us. A godly
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  Speaker 3: legacy is the spiritual, moral, and relational inheritance we leave
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  Speaker 3: to future generations and to everyone influenced by our lives.
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  Speaker 3: It includes faith, character, wisdom, value, service, influence, love, integrity, compassion,
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  Speaker 3: and obedience to God. Money eventually disappears. Buildings eventually crumble,
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  Speaker 3: titles eventually fade, and awards lose their shine. But lives
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  Speaker 3: changed through Christ can have an internal impact. Psalm 78
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  Speaker 3: and 4 says, You will not hide them from their children,
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  Speaker 3: telling to the generations to come the praises of the
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  Speaker 3: Lord and His strength and His wonderful work that he
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  Speaker 3: has done. This verse reveals an important responsibility. One generation
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  Speaker 3: is called to tell the next about God's faithfulness. We
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  Speaker 3: are not meant to keep God's goodness to ourselves. We
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  Speaker 3: are meant to testify, to teach, to model, and pass
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  Speaker 3: on what we have learned about him. A godly legacy
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  Speaker 3: It's not created by accident. It is built intentionally. You
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  Speaker 3: may not have children, but you still have influence. You
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  Speaker 3: may not have grandchildren, but you can still shape future generations.
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  Speaker 3: You may not lead a large organization or preach from
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  Speaker 3: a pulpit, but your faithfulness in daily life can encourage
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  Speaker 3: someone else to follow Christ. Legacy is not limited to parents.
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  Speaker 3: It belongs to every believer. Our culture often encourages people
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  Speaker 3: to build a legacy around achievement. We are told to
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  Speaker 3: become successful, influential, wealthy, admired, and remembered. There's nothing inherently
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  Speaker 3: wrong with this success. The question is, what kind of
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  Speaker 3: success are we pursuing? And what is it producing in us?
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  Speaker 3: Jesus asked in Mark 8 and 36, For what will
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  Speaker 3: it profit a man if he gains the whole world
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  Speaker 3: and loses his soul? That question challenges our priorities. What
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  Speaker 3: good is it to gain recognition but lose our family?
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  Speaker 3: What good is it to build wealth but neglect our character?
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  Speaker 3: What good is it to become admired publicly while living
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  Speaker 3: dishonestly privately? What good is it to gain influence but
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  Speaker 3: fail to point people towards God? I'm reminded of a story.
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  Speaker 3: A man went to his wife's funeral. And people were
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  Speaker 3: standing up saying all good things about her. She was
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  Speaker 3: this and she was that. And they had closed the casket,
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  Speaker 3: but the man asked the undertaker if he could just
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  Speaker 3: look one more time. And The undertaker said, well, we've
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  Speaker 3: closed the casket. Sir, what do you want to look for?
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  Speaker 3: And he says, after hearing all of these wonderful things
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  Speaker 3: about my wife, I just want to check and make
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  Speaker 3: sure it's my wife in that casket. So her people
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  Speaker 3: that knew her on the outside were saying wonderful things
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  Speaker 3: about her, but her family didn't. Never knew that side
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  Speaker 3: of her. Worldly Success asks, How much did I gain?
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  Speaker 3: Eternal Impact asks, Whom did I help? Worldly Success asks,
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  Speaker 3: How many people know my name? Eternal Impact says, How
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  Speaker 3: many people know Jesus because of my life? Worldly Success asks,
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  Speaker 3: What did I accomplish? Eternal Impact asks, What did God
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  Speaker 3: accomplish through me? This does not mean we should avoid
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  Speaker 3: excellence or responsibility. It means we must surrender our goals
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  Speaker 3: to God and allow Him to define success. Legacy begins
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  Speaker 3: with faith. Our first biblical principle is simple. Legacy begins
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  Speaker 3: with faith. Hebrews 11 and 14 says that Abel, though
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  Speaker 3: he is dead, still speaks to his faith. Think about
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  Speaker 3: Abel's life. It continues to communicate something because of the
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  Speaker 3: way he trusted God. Faith leaves footprints. Your faith influences
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  Speaker 3: your children, your grandchildren, your friends, your church, your workplace,
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  Speaker 3: and your community. People may forget your accomplishments, but they
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  Speaker 3: will remember your faith. They will remember whether you prayed,
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  Speaker 3: whether you trusted God during hardships, and whether you remained
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  Speaker 3: faithful when life became difficult. They will remember whether your
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  Speaker 3: faith was something you merely talked about or something you
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  Speaker 3: actually lived. A godly legacy begins with a personal relationship
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  Speaker 3: with God. We cannot pass on what we do not possess.
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  Speaker 3: We cannot teach others to trust God if we refuse
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  Speaker 3: to trust Him ourselves. We cannot model prayer if prayer
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  Speaker 3: is absent from our lives. And we cannot encourage obedience
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  Speaker 3: if we continually compromise. So the first question of legacy
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  Speaker 3: is not what I am leaving behind. It's am I
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  Speaker 3: walking faithfully with God today? Your legacy begins in your
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  Speaker 3: private life before it becomes visible in your public life.
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  Speaker 3: It begins in your prayer closet, in your decisions, when
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  Speaker 3: no one is watching. It's your response to temptation or
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  Speaker 3: your willingness to repent and your commitment to obey God's word.
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  Speaker 3: Faith is not simply inherited through family tradition. It's demonstrated
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  Speaker 3: through a life surrendered to God. Legacy is built daily.
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  Speaker 3: Our second principle is this. Legacy is built daily. Deuteronomy
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  Speaker 3: 6 says, 6-7 says, In these words which I command
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  Speaker 3: you today shall be in your heart. You shall teach
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  Speaker 3: them diligently to your children and shall talk of them
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  Speaker 3: when you sit in your house, when you walk by
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  Speaker 3: the way, when you lay down, and when you rise up.
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  Speaker 3: Notice the rhythm. When you sit, when you walk, when
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  Speaker 3: you lay down, and when you rise up. God's word
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  Speaker 3: was not meant to be limited to a weekly religious gathering.
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  Speaker 3: It was meant to become part of your everyday life.
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  Speaker 3: That is where legacy is formed. In daily prayer, in obedience, integrity, worship, conversations,
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  Speaker 3: and your choices, little habits become lifelong influence. A child
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  Speaker 3: may not remember every sermon, but they remember seeing a
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  Speaker 3: parent pray. A young person may not remember every church lesson,
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  Speaker 3: but they remember how an older believer treated people. They
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  Speaker 3: may not remember every Bible verse you quoted, but they
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  Speaker 3: may remember the way you were present during a painful season.
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  Speaker 3: Legacy is built in the small moments when you apologize,
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  Speaker 3: keep your word, refuse to gossip, forgive, serve without recognition,
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  Speaker 3: choose truth over convenience. And make time for people. It
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  Speaker 3: is built when you demonstrate that God is not merely
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  Speaker 3: part of your Sunday routine, but the center of your
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  Speaker 3: entire life. Our third principle is this. Legacy requires sacrifice.
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  Speaker 3: In John 12 and 24, Jesus said, A lesser grain
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  Speaker 3: of wheat falls in the ground and dies. It remains alone,
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  Speaker 3: but if it dies, it produces much grain. Jesus was
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  Speaker 3: speaking about his own death and resurrection, but the principle
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  Speaker 3: also teaches us something about lasting influence. Fruitfulness often requires surrender.
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  Speaker 3: A seed must be buried before it can grow. In
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  Speaker 3: the same way, building a godly legacy may require us
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  Speaker 3: to surrender comfort, recognition, time, money, pride, and personal preferences.
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  Speaker 3: Sometimes legacy means serving without recognition. Sometimes it means giving
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  Speaker 3: genuinely when no one knows, forgiving deeply, remaining faithful during suffering,
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  Speaker 3: choosing family over career advancements, or saying no to opportunities
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  Speaker 3: that would damage our character. It might mean investing in
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  Speaker 3: someone who cannot repay us or being patient with people
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  Speaker 3: who who are still growing. Jesus demonstrated that lasting impact
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  Speaker 3: requires sacrifice. He gave his life so that others could
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  Speaker 3: receive eternal life. The cross reminds us that the greatest
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  Speaker 3: legacy is not built through self-promotion, it's built through self-giving love.
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  Speaker 3: So ask yourself one tonight, What am I willing to
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  Speaker 3: surrender so someone else can grow? What comfort can I
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  Speaker 3: give up so another person can be strengthened? What time
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  Speaker 3: or resources can I invest in someone who needs guidance?
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  Speaker 3: Sacrifice does not mean neglecting wisdom or living without boundaries.
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  Speaker 3: It means allowing love and obedience to guide our choices.
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  Speaker 3: Our fourth principle is this. Legacy multiplies through discipleship. 2
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  Speaker 3: Timothy 2 and 2 says, And the things that you
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  Speaker 3: have heard from me, among many witnesses, commit these to
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  Speaker 3: faithful men who will be able to teach others also.
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  Speaker 3: This verse describes multiplication. Paul taught Timothy. Timothy taught faithful people.
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  Speaker 3: Those faithful people taught others. That is legacy. Paul did
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  Speaker 3: not simply gather information. He invested in people. He understood
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  Speaker 3: that the gospel could continue through relationships, teaching, example, and discipleship.
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  Speaker 3: Discipleship is more than giving someone instructions. It's walking with
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  Speaker 3: people as they learn to follow Jesus. It includes encouragement, correction, patience, accountability, prayer,
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  Speaker 3: and example. You do not have to be perfect to
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  Speaker 3: disciple someone. You need to be honest, teachable, and willing
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  Speaker 3: to share what God is teaching you. We can disciple
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  Speaker 3: through Bible study, prayer, mentoring, encouragement, hospitality, service, listening, sharing
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  Speaker 3: your testimony, helping someone else develop spiritual habits, and walking
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  Speaker 3: with someone through difficulty. Ask yourself, who am I helping grow?
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  Speaker 3: Who can call me when they need prayer? Who am
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  Speaker 3: I encouraging to use their gifts? Who am I preparing
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  Speaker 3: to lead? Who will continue the work after me? A
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  Speaker 3: legacy never stops with us. A legacy that stops with
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  Speaker 3: us is incomplete. Godly influence is meant to multiply. Faith
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  Speaker 3: and obedience. Let's look at several examples beginning with Abraham.
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  Speaker 3: Genesis 18 and 19 says, For I have known him
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  Speaker 3: in order that he may command his children in his
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  Speaker 3: household after him that they keep the way of the
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  Speaker 3: Lord to do righteousness and justice. God trusted Abraham to
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  Speaker 3: lead his household. Abraham was by no means perfect. He
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  Speaker 3: made mistakes, experienced fear and uncertainty, yet he let his
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  Speaker 3: life demonstrate faith and obedience. His legacy was not based
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  Speaker 3: on flawless performance. It was based on a willingness to
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  Speaker 3: trust God and follow Him. Abraham teaches us, That a
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  Speaker 3: godly legacy is built when we make faith visible in
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  Speaker 3: our homes and relationships. Ruth is another powerful example. Ruth
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  Speaker 3: chooses loyalty when leaving would have been easier. She remained
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  Speaker 3: with Naomi and embraced Naomi's people and God. Her faithfulness
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  Speaker 3: affects generations. Ruth became the great-grandmother of of King David
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  Speaker 3: and part of the family line through which Jesus Christ came.
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  Speaker 3: Ruth teaches that ordinary faithfulness can have extraordinary consequences. She
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  Speaker 3: probably could not see the full impact of her decisions.
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  Speaker 3: She simply chose loyalty, humility, and obedience. You may not
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  Speaker 3: see everything your faithfulness is producing either. Keep going. Your
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  Speaker 3: obedience may be influencing people you have never met. David
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  Speaker 3: had a passion for God. David was deeply imperfect. He
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  Speaker 3: made serious mistakes and experienced painful consequences. Yet scripture describes
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  Speaker 3: him as a man after God's own heart. David's worship
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  Speaker 3: continues to inspire believers today. His Psalms give language to joy, grief, repentance, fear, hope,
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  Speaker 3: and trust. David teaches us that a godly legacy does
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  Speaker 3: not require perfection. It requires a heart that returns to God.
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  Speaker 3: Paul planted churches across the Roman Empire and trusted deeply
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  Speaker 3: in leaders. His letters continue to transform lives today. His
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  Speaker 3: legacy was built through preaching, teaching, suffering, mentoring, and perseverance.
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  Speaker 3: He did not merely gather followers, he developed leaders. Paul
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  Speaker 3: encouraged Timothy, Jesus Christ, his sacrificial love. Finally, we look
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  Speaker 3: to Jesus. Jesus is the greatest example of legacy. He
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  Speaker 3: lived with purpose, served others through truth, welcomed the overlooked,
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  Speaker 3: confronted hypocrisy, forgave sinners, and gave his life so humanity
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  Speaker 3: could receive eternal life. His legacy continues through every believer.
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  Speaker 3: Jesus did not build his legacy through wealth, political power,
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  Speaker 3: or worldly status. He built it through love, truth, obedience, sacrifice,
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  Speaker 3: and resurrection. If we want to build a godly legacy
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  Speaker 3: through We must look to Jesus. He is not the
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  Speaker 3: only one we follow. He is the one who makes
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  Speaker 3: a godly legacy possible. Character is not formed in one
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  Speaker 3: dramatic moment. It's formed through repeated choices. Every time you
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  Speaker 3: choose honesty, humility, patience, purity, or forgiveness... your character grows.
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  Speaker 3: And every time you compromise, you are shaping your character too.
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  Speaker 3: That's why daily obedience matters. People may not remember every
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  Speaker 3: word we've said, but they remember whether our lives were trustworthy.
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  Speaker 3: Our godly legacy is not simply a reputation. Reputation is
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  Speaker 3: what people think about us. Character is who we truly
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  Speaker 3: are before God. Another essential part of legacy is love.
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  Speaker 3: 1 Corinthians 13 reminds us that love is patient, kind, humble,
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  Speaker 3: and adoring. A person may forget the details of a conversation,
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  Speaker 3: but they remember how that conversation made them feel. Did
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  Speaker 3: they feel seen, valued, safe, respected, and encouraged? Did they
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  Speaker 3: experience the love of Christ in you? Love does not
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  Speaker 3: mean avoiding truth. Jesus was full of grace and truth.
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  Speaker 3: Love may require correction, boundaries, or difficult conversation, but biblical
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  Speaker 3: love always seeks the good of the other person. A
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  Speaker 3: godly legacy is built when people encounter the character of
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  Speaker 3: Christ through our relationship. This includes the way we treat
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  Speaker 3: our spouses, our children, our parents, our friends, neighbors, coworkers,
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  Speaker 3: church members, and even strangers. Love is not merely an emotion.
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  Speaker 3: It's a decision to seek another person's good. It is
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  Speaker 3: shown through time, attention, patience, generosity, forgiveness, and presence. If
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  Speaker 3: you want to build a godly legacy, love people intentionally.
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  Speaker 3: Do not assume they know you love them. Tell them.
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  Speaker 3: Show them. Make time for them. Pray for them. Encourage them.
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  Speaker 3: Correct them with humility. Celebrate their growth and stand with
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  Speaker 3: them indifficultly. Now, I want to invite you to a
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  Speaker 3: time A personal reflection. What legacy am I building today?
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  Speaker 3: What values am I passing to others? If my life
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  Speaker 3: ended today, what would people remember most? Am I investing
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  Speaker 3: more in temporary success or eternal impact? Who am I mentoring?
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  Speaker 3: Who has mentioned me? What changes should I begin making today?
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  Speaker 3: Take a moment to think about people who have influenced
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  Speaker 3: your faith, who prayed for you, who encouraged you, who
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  Speaker 3: corrected you, who believed in you, who modeled faithfulness, who
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  Speaker 3: helped you see Jesus more clearly. Thank God for these people.
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  Speaker 3: then ask yourself, whose life might God be asking me
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  Speaker 3: to influence? You might be thinking, I'm not qualified. Remember,
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  Speaker 3: discipleship does not require perfection. It requires availability. You may
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  Speaker 3: be thinking, I do not have much to offer. Remember,
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  Speaker 3: a kind word, a listening ear, a prayer, or a
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  Speaker 3: faithful example can make a lasting difference. You may be thinking,
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  Speaker 3: it's too late for me. As long as you're alive,
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  Speaker 3: God can use your life. Your past may be part
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  Speaker 3: of your testimony, but it does not have to be
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  Speaker 3: the end of your influence. God can redeem your story
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  Speaker 3: and use it to encourage others. Creating a Legacy Action
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  Speaker 3: Plan Let's make this practical. A godly legacy is built
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  Speaker 3: through intentional action. Consider five areas. Faith, church, community, future generations. Amen, amen,
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  Speaker 3: and we Thank you on tonight. Amen. As we explore
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  Speaker 3: how to leave a godly legacy, remember that the only
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  Speaker 3: God that some people are going to see in peace
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  Speaker 3: is through you and I. Make sure that we are
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  Speaker 3: godly examples. Make sure our lives are representing Christ. Amen.
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  Speaker 3: Be truthful. Be honest. God may not allow you to
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  Speaker 3: share your story with everyone, but he will let you
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  Speaker 3: know when you can share your story and that someone
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  Speaker 3: is going to be inspired and encouraged by your story.
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  Speaker 3: Dear Heavenly Father, we thank you on tonight. We thank
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  Speaker 3: you for the platform on tonight, God. We thank you
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  Speaker 3: once again for the visionary mission Of this platform God.
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  Speaker 3: Continue to use and guide her. Continue. To let her be.
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  Speaker 3: A living legacy. Let her continue. To make impact. That
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  Speaker 3: is going to change. Generations for life. We are the change.
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  Speaker 3: That we want to see. So God help us make
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  Speaker 3: godly decisions. In the name of Jesus. God, remember every
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  Speaker 3: member of the True Card podcast and their families. Especially
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  Speaker 3: touch the bereaved family on today. Remember Black Diamond and
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  Speaker 3: her family on tonight, God. Give her strength, God. Rock
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  Speaker 3: her in your loving arms tonight. Love on her, God,
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  Speaker 3: like nobody else can. In the name of Jesus. And
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  Speaker 3: those that don't know you, God, they don't know how
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  Speaker 3: to leave A godly legacy. If you want to get
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  Speaker 3: to know God. And his ways. And his rules. And
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  Speaker 3: his commandments. I ask you. I invite you. I beseech you.
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  Speaker 3: That on tonight. You can get to know Jesus. All
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  Speaker 3: you have to do is repent of your sins. Become
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  Speaker 3: godly sorry. And acknowledge Jesus. that Jesus is the risen
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  Speaker 3: son of God. And find yourself a Bible-believing church so
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  Speaker 3: Jesus' legacy can be manifested in your life. And if
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  Speaker 3: you know God, keep holding on to his unchanging hands,
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  Speaker 3: and he will lead you and guide you in all understandings.
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  Speaker 3: We thank you, we praise you, in Jesus' name. So
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  Speaker 3: we've come to the end of this episode, Building a
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  Speaker 3: Godly Legacy. If you don't remember anything that I said
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  Speaker 3: on tonight, show God's love in your life. Love everyone
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  Speaker 3: that you encounter. They may not smell like you, they
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  Speaker 3: may not look like you, but you don't know what
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  Speaker 3: people are going through. So show them love. And once again,
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  Speaker 3: I am Prophetess T from Inspirational Moments. I thank you
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  Speaker 3: for sharing this time with me on tonight. And I
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  Speaker 3: will be back on in two weeks. I invite you
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  Speaker 3: to join me to share, share, share, and comment. Thank you.
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  Speaker 3: God bless. Good night.
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  Speaker 2: On a safe harbor when storms roll in reminding god's
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  Speaker 2: people they can live again on the mic she brings
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  Speaker 2: inspiration faith healing and motivation four years on the crew
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  Speaker 2: still pressing through
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  Speaker 4: Sharing god's love and all she do clap your hands
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  Speaker 4: if you made it