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Stamped with Gods Image- Minister Max Lucado · Max Lucado Daily Sermons

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Speaker 1: Okay, stop me if you've heard this joke. The policeman
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Speaker 1: pulled over a car for going too slow on the
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Speaker 1: inter state. Yeah, not for going too fast, but for
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Speaker 1: going too slow.
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Speaker 2: He pulled him over.
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Speaker 1: He walked up to the side of the car and
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Speaker 1: he looked in and noticed that the car was occupied
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Speaker 1: by an elderly couple, And so he walked up to
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Speaker 1: the driver's side and he asked the gentleman. He said, sir,
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Speaker 1: you're going so slow it's dangerous. Why you're barely going
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Speaker 1: twenty miles an hour on the interstate And the elderly
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Speaker 1: man said, well, that's what the sign says, and he
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Speaker 1: pointed at a sign, and the policeman said, no, sir,
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Speaker 1: this is Interstate twenty. That's not the speed limit. You've
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Speaker 1: got the signs Confused. About that time, the policeman looked
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Speaker 1: through the car at the elderly man's wife, who was
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Speaker 1: bearing the signs of terror. Her eyes were open, her
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Speaker 1: hair was worn back, and she was holding on to
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Speaker 1: the dash, And the policeman said, sir, what's wrong with
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Speaker 1: your wife? He said, I'm not sure. We just got
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Speaker 1: off of farm to Market Road one seven seven. Sometimes
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Speaker 1: life gets a little frantic if you misread the signs.
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Speaker 1: We're talking about some of the great signs in scripture,
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Speaker 1: the promises of God. And I said that before we
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Speaker 1: begin each message, we would make a declaration.
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Speaker 2: And so I'd like to invite.
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Speaker 1: You to declare your belief and appreciation for the promises
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Speaker 1: of God by sitting up straight, put your shoulders back,
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Speaker 1: fill your lungs with air, and your heart's with hope.
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Speaker 1: Now I want you to say this like you mean it. Okay,
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Speaker 1: here we go. The words are on the screen. We
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Speaker 1: are building our lives on the promises of God because
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Speaker 1: his word is unbreakable, our hope is unshakable. We do
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Speaker 1: not stand on the problems of life or the pain
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Speaker 1: in life. Yes, Lord, we stand upon what you have
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Speaker 1: done for us. We want to be people of the promise,
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Speaker 1: people who build their lives upon your covenants with us. Father.
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Speaker 1: We don't know how much more we can take earthquakes, hurricanes,
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Speaker 1: conflict between world leaders, and then there's the personal challenges
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Speaker 1: that many faith. And yet Lord, we determine. We determine
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Speaker 1: today to stand upon the great and precious promises, reveal
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Speaker 1: them to us, and make us strong.
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Speaker 2: As a result.
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Speaker 1: Forgive our speaker, Father his sin so many and help
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Speaker 1: us to see Christ, just Christ through Christ.
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Speaker 2: We pray and all the church said.
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Speaker 1: Some time ago I videotaped a message for our church.
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Speaker 1: We recruited a film crew and went down to the Alamo.
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Speaker 1: We selected a park bench in front of the Shrine
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Speaker 1: of Texas Liberty and got to work. We set up
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Speaker 1: the equipment and we got busy. For workers managed the
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Speaker 1: video and the sight and the sound with lights and camera.
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Speaker 1: We must have looked important because people began to pause
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Speaker 1: and look over the shoulders of the crew. I sat
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Speaker 1: on the park bench, trying to collect my thoughts, and
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Speaker 1: I could sense that a crowd was beginning to form.
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Speaker 2: Who is that guy? What are they filming?
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Speaker 1: Finally, one woman's curiosity got the better of her, and
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Speaker 1: she yelled over the shoulders of the crew, Hey, buddy,
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Speaker 1: are you somebody important? Not a soul on earth hasn't
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Speaker 1: asked the same, not about a preacher on a park bench,
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Speaker 1: but about themselves. Am I somebody important? It's easy to
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Speaker 1: feel anything but important when the corporation sees you as
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Speaker 1: a number, when the boyfriend treats you like cattle, when
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Speaker 1: your ax takes your energy, or old age takes your dignity.
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Speaker 1: It's easy to feel unimportant. The next time you ask
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Speaker 1: that question, I wonder if I can encourage you to
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Speaker 1: keep in mind this great and precious promise from God
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Speaker 1: in the Book of Genesis, chapter one, in verse twenty six.
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Speaker 1: And then God said, let us make a mankind in
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Speaker 1: our image, in our likeness, so that they may rule
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Speaker 1: over the fish in the sea, and the birds in
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Speaker 1: the sky, over the livestalk, and all the wild animals,
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Speaker 1: and over all the creatures that move along the ground.
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Speaker 1: Embedded in these words is this great promise, and that
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Speaker 1: is God made us to reflect the image of God.
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Speaker 1: God created us to be more like Him than anything
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Speaker 1: else He may. Nowhere do we read the words let
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Speaker 1: us make the ocean in our own image, or birds
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Speaker 1: in our likeness. The heavens reflect the glory of God.
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Speaker 1: That heavens do not contain the essence and the image
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Speaker 1: of God. Now, to be clear, no one is a God,
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Speaker 1: excepting their own delusion. But everyone carries within them some
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Speaker 1: of the communicable attributes of God. Love, wisdom, compassion, grace, kindness,
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Speaker 1: a longing for eternity. These are just some of the
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Speaker 1: attributes that set you apart from your pet goldfish or the.
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Speaker 2: Plants in your garden.
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Speaker 1: We are made in his image, the Bible says, and
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Speaker 1: in his likeness. Now these words self define in just
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Speaker 1: a few verses in Genesis chapter five and verse three,
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Speaker 1: when Adam had lived one hundred and thirty years, he
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Speaker 1: had a son in his own likeness. There it is again,
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Speaker 1: in his own image, and he named him Seth. So
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Speaker 1: Seth bore the image and the likeness of his father Adam.
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Speaker 1: Maybe he had his father's curly hairs, father's dark eyes,
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Speaker 1: apart from having a bell button.
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Speaker 2: You have to think about that.
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Speaker 1: Seth was like Adam in many ways. You will have
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Speaker 1: to think about that once. The same is true of us.
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Speaker 1: We take after God in many ways. Listen, there is
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Speaker 1: no exception to this promise. Every man and woman, born
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Speaker 1: or preborn, rich or poor, urban or rural, is made
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Speaker 1: in the image of God. Now some people suppress this image,
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Speaker 1: others enhanced this image, but all were made in God's image.
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Speaker 1: Sin distorted this image, but it has not destroyed it.
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Speaker 1: Our moral purity has been tainted, our intellect is polluted
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Speaker 1: by foolish ideas. We have fallen prey to the elixir
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Speaker 1: of self promotion instead of God promotion. The image of
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Speaker 1: God is sometimes very difficult to discern. But do not
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Speaker 1: think for a moment. Do not think for a moment
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Speaker 1: that God has changed his plan or rescinded this promise.
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Speaker 1: He still creates people in his image to bear his
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Speaker 1: likeness and display his glory. The New Testament describes a
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Speaker 1: progressive work of God to shape us into his image.
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Speaker 1: As we fellowship with Him, as we worship him, as
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Speaker 1: we study his word, as we fellowship with his people,
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Speaker 1: as we obey his commands, as we seek to understand
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Speaker 1: and reflect his character, something wonderful begins. No, someone wonderful
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Speaker 1: begins to him. Ch God comes.
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Speaker 2: Out of us.
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Speaker 1: He comes out of us in the words that we say,
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Speaker 1: in the patience that we display, in the wisdom that
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Speaker 1: we share, in acts of unanticipated kindness. It is as
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Speaker 1: if God is scrubbing the smudge off of an old coin,
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Speaker 1: and in time a figure, a face begins to appear.
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Speaker 1: God's goal is simply this, to rub away anything that
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Speaker 1: is not of God, so that the inborn image of
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Speaker 1: God can be seen in us. This was the explanation
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Speaker 1: of the apostle Paul. He loved to talk about being
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Speaker 1: shaped into the image of God. He said in Colossians
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Speaker 1: three nine and ten, you have taken off your old
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Speaker 1: self with its practices, and put on the new self,
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Speaker 1: which is being renewed in knowledge, in the image.
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Speaker 2: Of its creator.
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Speaker 1: And then again two Corinthians three eighteen, we are being
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Speaker 1: transformed into his image with ever increasing glory, which comes
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Speaker 1: from the Lord, who is the spirit. You see. Pop
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Speaker 1: psychology is wrong when it tells you to look inside
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Speaker 1: yourself and find your value, and the magazines are wrong
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Speaker 1: when they suggest that you're only as good as you
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Speaker 1: are thin, muscular, pimple free, or perfumed. The movies mislead
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Speaker 1: you when they tell you and imply that your value
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Speaker 1: increases as your stamina, net worth, or intelligence does. And
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Speaker 1: preachers are wrong when they tell you to measure your
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Speaker 1: spirituality according to your acts of kindness, church attendant, self discipline,
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Speaker 1: or spirituality. According to the Bible, you are valuable simply
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Speaker 1: because God made you in his image. Period He cherishes
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Speaker 1: you because you bear a semblance to Him, and your
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Speaker 1: greatest assignment in life is to allow him to rub
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Speaker 1: off any smudge that doesn't reflect the image of God
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Speaker 1: and allow him to do the work he longs to do,
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Speaker 1: and that is to shape you into his image. In
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Speaker 1: medieval times, a priest assembled his church for a special service.
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Speaker 1: Come tonight, he told them, and hear a special sermon
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Speaker 1: about Jesus Christ. They came, but to their surprise, the
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Speaker 1: sanctuary was completely dark. No candle was lit. They found
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Speaker 1: their way into the sanctuary and found seats onto the pews.
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Speaker 1: Walking through the darkness, they looked around for any sign
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Speaker 1: of life. They did not see the priest, but soon
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Speaker 1: they heard him. He too, felt his way through the
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Speaker 1: sanctuary until he reached the very front, and there he
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Speaker 1: lit a candle, and he lifted the candle high enough
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Speaker 1: until it shed a light on the feet of the
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Speaker 1: crucifix that hung on the wall. And for a moment
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Speaker 1: he let the light fall on the pierced feet, and
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Speaker 1: then he lifted the candle higher until the light fell.
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Speaker 2: On the pierced side.
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Speaker 1: Then he took the light to the hands that were
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Speaker 1: nailed to the cross, and then as high as he
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Speaker 1: could lift the candle, he let the light fall upon
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Speaker 1: the bloody face of Christ and the crown of thorns.
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Speaker 1: And then he lowered the candle and blew it out
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Speaker 1: and the sermon was over. That is our assignment to
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Speaker 1: let our lives shed light upon Jesus Christ. That's our
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Speaker 1: highest call, is to allow the one who lives in
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Speaker 1: us to grow, until our very lives cast a light
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Speaker 1: upon Christ. Could I invite you to do something? Would
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Speaker 1: you let this truth? Would you let this truth find
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Speaker 1: its way into your heart? You are conceived by God
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Speaker 1: before you were conceived by your parents. You were loved
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Speaker 1: by God before you were ever thought of by a person.
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Speaker 1: You are not an accident. You are not a fluke
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Speaker 1: of nature. You're not a consequence of evolution. And you
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Speaker 1: are not defined by the number of pounds you weigh,
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Speaker 1: the number of followers you have, the car you drive,
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Speaker 1: or the clothing you wear. CEO or unemployed doesn't matter.
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Speaker 1: Hot list or not list doesn't matter, Blue blood or
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Speaker 1: orphaned doesn't matter. High IQ or low IQ does not matter.
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Speaker 1: First string or benchwarmer doesn't matter. You are being made
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Speaker 1: in God's image. Print that on your resume, put that
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Speaker 1: on a business card, put that on your office door.
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Speaker 1: You are a diamond, You are a rose, you are
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Speaker 1: a jewel, and you have been purchased.
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Speaker 2: By the blood of Christ.
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Speaker 1: For we are God's masterpiece. He has created us anew
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Speaker 1: in Christ Jesus, so that we can do the good
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Speaker 1: things He planned for us long ago. In the eyes
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Speaker 1: of God, you are worth dying for. You tell that
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Speaker 1: to the person who looks back at you from a mirror.
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Speaker 1: Let that truth find its way into your heart. Also,
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Speaker 1: would you let this truth define the way you see
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Speaker 1: other people? The Apostle Paul said, our firm decision is
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Speaker 1: to work from this focused center. One man died for everyone.
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Speaker 1: That puts everyone in the same boat. He included everyone
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Speaker 1: in his death so that everyone could also be included
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Speaker 1: in his life, a resurrection life, far better life than
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Speaker 1: people ever lived on their own.
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Speaker 2: Look at this.
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Speaker 1: Because of this decision, we don't evaluate people by what
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Speaker 1: they have.
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Speaker 2: Or how they look.
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Speaker 1: Would you let this truth define the way you see people.
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Speaker 1: Every person you see was created by God to bear
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Speaker 1: His image and deserves to be treated with dignity and respect.
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Speaker 1: This means that all people, all people deserve to be
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Speaker 1: seen for who they were intended to be, and that
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Speaker 1: is image.
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Speaker 2: Bearers of God.
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Speaker 1: We live in a hostile, trigger happy society. We seem
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Speaker 1: to have lost the capability of having an honest disagreement
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Speaker 1: with one another. News broadcasts and talk shows are making
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Speaker 1: a living out of teaching us how to be tacky, disrespectful, arrogant,
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Speaker 1: and mean. I believe that our society is hungry for
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Speaker 1: a quorum of people who will believe what God teaches,
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Speaker 1: and that is, every person, even the person with whom
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Speaker 1: you disagree, is a person worthy of dignity and respect.
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Speaker 1: Would you be that person? Would you be the person
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Speaker 1: who this week refuses to put people in pigeonholes. The
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Speaker 1: person who checks you out at the grocery store is
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Speaker 1: a human being. The person who gives you your paycheck
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Speaker 1: is not a source of income. That's a human being.
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Speaker 1: The kid who sets next to you in the class
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Speaker 1: is not just a kid. That's a human being. God's idea.
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Speaker 1: Can you imagine the impact that this promise from Genesis
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Speaker 1: one would have upon the society that believed it. Can
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Speaker 1: you imagine the impact this promise would have.
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Speaker 2: Upon the people who believed.
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Speaker 1: That every single person within the boundaries of their borders
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Speaker 1: was shaped by God, dreamed up by God, and is
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Speaker 1: asked to be the image of God. What civility it
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Speaker 1: would engender, what kindness it would foster? Racism will not
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Speaker 1: flourish when people believe that their neighbor bears the image
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Speaker 1: of God. The fire of feuds will have no fuel
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Speaker 1: when people believe that, yes, even their adversaries are God's idea.
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Speaker 1: Will a man abuse a woman, not if he believes
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Speaker 1: that she bears a divine spark. Will a boss neglect
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Speaker 1: and employee not if she believes that every human being
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Speaker 1: deserves to be heard and deserves respect. Will society right
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Speaker 1: off the preborn, the indigent, the mentally ill, the elderly,
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Speaker 1: the inmate on death row.
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Speaker 2: The refugee.
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Speaker 1: No, not if we believe, truly believe that every human
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Speaker 1: being is God's idea and he has no bad ideas.
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Speaker 1: Steve Goodier tells a great story about a boy named Kevin.
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Speaker 1: He struggled with schoolwork, and what came easier for others
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Speaker 1: came very difficult for him.
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Speaker 2: He had trouble learning.
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Speaker 1: His ABC's, he couldn't compete in schoolyard races. But Kevin
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Speaker 1: had away with people. He had a bright smile and
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Speaker 1: a big heart, and he had a lot of friends.
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Speaker 1: Goodier tells about the time that Kevin's pastor decided that
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Speaker 1: their church should have a kid's or a boy's basketball
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Speaker 1: team and join the Church League. Well, Kevin signed up
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Speaker 1: and he soon became a favorite player on the team,
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Speaker 1: but he had trouble playing basketball. He practiced hard, and
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Speaker 1: while the other boys worked at dribbling and shooting legups, well,
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Speaker 1: Kevin's all he could do was lunge the ball.
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Speaker 2: At the basket.
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Speaker 1: He had a special spot near the free throw line
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Speaker 1: that was reserved just for him in practice. After practice,
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Speaker 1: he threw and threw, and on occasion the ball would
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Speaker 1: go in and Kevin would raise both of his arms
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Speaker 1: in triumph, and he would shout and.
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Speaker 2: All the other players would applaud.
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Speaker 1: Can I read just about three paragraphs in the way
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Speaker 1: Goudier describes the final game of the season. At the
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Speaker 1: end of the season, the boys played in the Church's
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Speaker 1: League's Tournament. The Church League's Tournament, they hadn't won a
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Speaker 1: game all year. As the last placed team, they drew
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Speaker 1: the unfortunate spot of playing against the best team, a
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Speaker 1: team that hadn't lost all year. Game day arrived and
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Speaker 1: both teams played their best, but the game went as expected.
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Speaker 1: Near the end of the last quarter, Kevin's team stood
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Speaker 1: nearly thirty points behind. It was then that one of
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Speaker 1: the boys called a timeout. Coach. He said, this is
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Speaker 1: our last game, and Kevin has never made a basket
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Speaker 1: in a game. I think we should let him make
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Speaker 1: a basket. The team agreed. Kevin was instructed to stand
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Speaker 1: at his place near the free throw line and wait.
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Speaker 1: He was told that he would be given the ball
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Speaker 1: and when he was he should shoot. Kevin was ecstatic.
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Speaker 1: He ran to the floor and waited. When the ball
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Speaker 1: was passed to him, he shot and missed. Number seventeen
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Speaker 1: from the other team snatched the rebound, dribbled down the court,
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Speaker 1: and made an easy basket. But a moment later Kevin
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Speaker 1: got the ball again. He shot and missed again. Number
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Speaker 1: seventeen repeated his performance, scoring two more points. Kevin shot
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Speaker 1: a third and a fourth time with the same result.
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Speaker 1: But slowly the other team seemed to figure out what
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Speaker 1: was going on, and the next time they snatched the rebound,
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Speaker 1: a boy through the ball to Kevin. He shot and missed.
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Speaker 1: Now every rebound came to him, and he threw and
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Speaker 1: threw toward the basket. Time was running down and Kevin
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Speaker 1: still had not scored. Both teams circled the boy by
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Speaker 1: this time, and all of the players were shouting yeah,
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Speaker 1: then cav Then the crowd took up the chant. Soon
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Speaker 1: everyone in the gym was shouting Kevin's name. The coach
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Speaker 1: was sure that time must have run out. The game
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Speaker 1: had to be over. He glanced at the official clock.
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Speaker 1: It stopped, and it was stopped at four point three seconds.
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Speaker 1: Even the timekeepers joined the mania and stood by the table,
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Speaker 1: shouting with the crowd. Kevin, Kevin. Kevin shot and shot,
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Speaker 1: and finally the ball went in his arms, sprang up
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Speaker 1: in the air, and he shouted, I won, I won.
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Speaker 2: He had scored.
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Speaker 1: His team escorted him off the court. The clock ticked down,
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Speaker 1: and the game was over. That day, an undefeated team
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Speaker 1: retained their perfect record. Buddy one, everybody, every person, without exception,
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Speaker 1: It's valuable in the eyes of our blessed creator. We
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Speaker 1: parents and grandparents get this, don't we. Did you know
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Speaker 1: that my daughter Jenna is expecting our second grandchild. I
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Speaker 1: do not know the child's gender, but I already love
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Speaker 1: him her He She has done nothing for me, not
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Speaker 1: brought me coffee, not called me Papa, not done anything,
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Speaker 1: but I already love him her. There's nothing I wouldn't
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Speaker 1: do for him her, and that is not hyperbole. Why
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Speaker 1: because she has a tiny bit of Me within him her,
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Speaker 1: not much, I know that, but just a tiny bit.
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Speaker 1: And because of who he she is, I cherished the
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Speaker 1: child already. God loves you with an inexpressible and inextinguishable love.
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Speaker 1: Why not because of what you have done, but because
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Speaker 1: of who, because of whose you are. You were made
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Speaker 1: in the image of God. Someone called you a failure. Wrong.
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Speaker 1: Someone wrote off is a lost cause.
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Speaker 2: Wrong.
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Speaker 1: Someone told you that you outsind the love of God. Wrong.
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Speaker 1: Someone told you that you're not worthy to be a
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Speaker 1: human being.
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Speaker 2: You let them.
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Speaker 1: Take that lie back to Hell where it came because
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Speaker 1: of the truth of the matter is you were made
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Speaker 1: by God. You are loved by God, and that promise
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Speaker 1: has not been rescinded, and that plan has not changed. Heavenly, Father,
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Speaker 1: grant police that we could receive this truth down deep
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Speaker 1: in our heart, and that this truth would off set
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Speaker 1: the mistreatment, the abuse, the neglect, the anger, the hostility,
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Speaker 1: whatever we've endured that would dare to suggest to us
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Speaker 1: that were anything but your masterpieces. And Father, we pray
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Speaker 1: that you would help us to see people the way
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Speaker 1: you see people, as cherished children of God, who, like
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Speaker 1: all of us are struggling to find their way. Grant
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Speaker 1: that we can treat every human being with dignity and respect.
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Speaker 1: Through Christ, we pray and all the Church said, Amena, you.
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Speaker 3: Know you don't have to stay close. As long as
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Speaker 3: there's somewhere out there. That's enough for me.
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Speaker 4: I don't need to hold you near me, don't need
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Speaker 4: promises to keep just the thought that.
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Speaker 5: You are breathing somewhere in this world I see.
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Speaker 4: Even if I'm not beside you, even if you never know,
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Speaker 4: there's a quiet kind of.
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Speaker 5: Comfort just in knowing you still glow. I don't need forever,
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Speaker 5: I just need you to exist.
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Speaker 4: You don't have to.
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Speaker 6: Stay with me. You don't have to feel the same,
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Speaker 6: just as long as you're still out there.
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Speaker 4: Calling softly through man days.
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Speaker 5: You don't have to love my way.
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Speaker 6: You don't have to be in my home.
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Speaker 4: It's enough to know where you're living in a world
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Speaker 4: I'm not alone. I won't chase it through the distance,
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Speaker 4: won't disturb your chosen life.
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Speaker 5: I'll just keep you.
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Speaker 4: In my silence, like a star that shines at night.
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Speaker 5: Through the darkened through the booth.
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Speaker 6: I still think of you. You don't have to stay
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Speaker 6: with me you don't have.
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Speaker 2: To feel the same.
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Speaker 6: It's just as long as you're still out there, calling
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Speaker 6: softly through my days. You don't have to look my way.
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Speaker 6: You don't have to be in my home. It's enough
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Speaker 6: to know you're living in a world. I'm not alone.
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Speaker 5: I don't need to be all late. I don't need
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Speaker 5: to cross your mind. All I need is.
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Speaker 4: Just the truth that you're somewhere, still alive. You don't
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Speaker 4: have to stay.
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Speaker 6: With me, you don't have to feel the same.
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Speaker 1: Just as long as.
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Speaker 6: You're still ap calling softly through my days. You don't
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Speaker 6: have to look my way. You don't have to be
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Speaker 6: my home. It's enough to know you're living.
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Speaker 2: In the world.
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Speaker 1: I'm not alone. Yeah,