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Living Waters of Grace 01.14.26 · Living Waters of Grace / Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland Sunday Services

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  This is Living Waters of Grace, the teaching ministry of Lewis
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  Harold, assistant pastor of Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland
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  County in Greensburg, PA. Now here's Pastor Lewis as he
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  continues teaching through God's Word.
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  Boy, don't we all need that refreshing sometime.
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  We need it from each other. We need it from the Holy Spirit.
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  We just need a refreshing. Most of us are here right now to
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  be refreshed, to sit under word, to have to get away from the
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  toils of life Monday through Saturday and deal with all those
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  pressures and all those turns, all the political stuff, all
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  that. Get away from all that and let's
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  just sit under the word of God and be refreshed.
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  Be refreshed. Isn't that why you've tuned in
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  to listen to Living Waters of Grace?
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  You find yourself smack dab in the middle of the struggles of
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  this life, working the 9:00 to 5:00, clawing to get those bills
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  paid, striving to see that child walk in obedience to the Lord.
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  I'll need refreshment in our souls and spirits.
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  You need to hear the Word of God.
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  Drink it in and truly experience the living waters of Grace.
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  And there's nothing like it. There's nothing in this world
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  that can compare to the refreshment that Jesus brings to
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  us now. Here's Pastor Lewis in the Book
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  of Second Timothy, chapter one with today's edition of Living
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  Waters of Grace. Let's pray and then we'll get
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  into the Word, Father God in Jesus name.
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  Lord, we do thank You once again that we have the privilege of
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  sitting under Your Word, Lord, and hearing Your Word, being
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  taught Your word, not by me, Lord, but by Your Spirit and
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  Father, I need Your spirit now. We all need a filling of Your
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  spirit, regardless of what is said.
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  Lord, how logical we may sound. You are the one who gives us the
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  understanding, the revelation, the illumination of Your Word
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  that comes from You. So Father, I pray as I give
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  myself away to you and make myself available for you to use
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  this broken vessel. I pray Father, that you would
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  just fill me up with Your Spirit.
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  Allow Your Spirit to be overflowed so that we all will
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  be able to receive the seed of the Word in our hearts and that
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  our lives will be changed by make us more like your Son,
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  Jesus Christ. We thank you, Lord, in Jesus
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  name we pray, Amen. So as we go back to chapter 1,
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  the end of chapter 1 and we look at verses 13, we're going to
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  review verse 13 again because it is significant.
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  It's very significant, particularly as we go forward
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  and what he says here, what Paul says here, and remember, this is
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  Paul who is facing imminent death.
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  I want to keep reminding us of that because this is not like
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  it's just two men sitting and talking who have equal, you
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  know, it's an equal place or in the same place.
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  Paul is facing imminent death and he knows that.
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  And the things that he is sharing with Timothy are the
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  things that he's receiving from the Lord that's on his heart
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  that Timothy will need. He's passing the mantle to
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  Timothy and basically saying, Timothy, I'm not going to be
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  here anymore. You are going to have to carry
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  the mantle, brother, young son. So therefore we need, I need you
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  to hear me. I need you to listen.
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  And there's some things that I need to impart in you before I
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  depart. So he goes in here, verse 13,
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  and he says, once again, we talked about it last week.
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  Hold fast the pattern of sound words which you have heard from
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  me in faith and love what you're in Christ Jesus.
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  So Paul is saying, it's not just the fact that you're hearing
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  sound words from me and you just repeat what you hear, but it's
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  important that you hold the form of the way that you're getting
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  this. Hold the form.
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  Don't change it, Timothy, and don't allow anyone else to
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  change it. Don't add to it and don't take
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  away from it. It's important that you hold the
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  pattern of the Word just the way you're getting it, just the way
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  you're getting it when you share the gospel.
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  For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son,
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  that whosoever shall believe on him shall not perish, but have
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  everlasting life. That's the gospel.
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  First Corinthians chapter 15, The Bible says that Christ died
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  for our sins. He was buried and that he arose
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  again according to the Scriptures.
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  That's the gospel, Timothy. Don't change that and don't
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  allow anyone else to change it. That's coming into your
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  ministry. It's very important to hold fast
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  the form of sound doctrine. But then he goes on and he says,
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  do that in faith and love. We have to believe what we're
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  teaching. So not only do we do it
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  faithfully, meaning that we're holding the form of God
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  faithfully, where we're being reverent to it, we're being
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  faithful to what we've been taught.
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  Not only are we doing it faithfully, but our lives are
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  faithful to it so that the testimony in the presentation of
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  the testimony has the backing of the power of God working through
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  our lives. We cannot underestimate the
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  power of God working in us to establish and to make clear the
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  gospel and the power of God's Word when someone who knows you.
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  Clark talks about this all the time because, you know, there's
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  people, we're here, you know, we're here in Greensburg.
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  And I'm sure there's people who knew him when he lived in Irwin.
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  And Clark talks about his old hippie days and, and how the
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  people knew him back when he was a hippie.
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  So a lot of those people would probably say, wait a minute, he
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  is a pastor of the church him. And if you were to go back to
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  Stilton and Harrisburg and you would talk to people and say,
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  yeah, Lewis is a pastor. He's a pastor.
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  Are you sure, Lewis, that played here, that was here in Stilton,
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  that's that's a pastor. There's no way they believe it.
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  But it's only by the power of God who's able to change lives.
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  And just like he's changed your lives, every one of us have that
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  testimony. He's able to change lives.
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  So he says, look, do it in faith, but also do it in love.
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  When we speak, we speak the truth in love.
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  We speak the truth in love. This gospel is saturated with
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  love. It was love that took Jesus to
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  the cross. It was love that had the the
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  Father to send Jesus to die for our sins.
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  That's all saturated in love. It's motivated in love.
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  Everything Jesus did when He walked here on the earth for 3
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  1/2 years was motivated by love, right down to the giving of His
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  own life. So when we speak the word, we
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  should speak it in love. And this is in Christ Jesus.
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  And then in verse 14, it says that good thing which was
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  committed to you, keep by the Holy Spirit who dwells in you,
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  that good thing, that deposit, that treasure, that treasure
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  that was given to you, that was committed to you, it was
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  entrusted to you When someone shared the gospel with you, I
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  don't know if you knew it then, but know it now.
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  They shared a treasure with you. It's valuable, more valuable
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  than gold and silver. It's a treasure that you
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  receive, and when you meditate on that word and you study that
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  word, it's a treasure that's in you that now you can impart and
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  share with other people. It's a treasure.
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  And so he said that treasure, that deposit that was committed
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  to you, he says keep it not by your strength, Timothy.
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  Don't try to keep it by your strength.
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  Don't try to keep it by your own will, but keep it by the Holy
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  Spirit. The Holy Spirit, once again we
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  see the significance and it runs through the entire Bible when we
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  see the significance of the Holy Spirit.
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  We cannot do this Christian walk without the Holy Spirit.
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  And the more that we get into the study, because God is
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  directing us toward understanding endurance as we
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  move into chapter 2, but the more we move into this study,
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  you will see that there's no way that we can do any of this
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  without the grace of God through the Holy Spirit.
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  There's no way we can do it. No way.
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  So he goes on and he said, who dwells in us?
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  Not what dwells in US, Who dwells in US?
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  Holy Spirit is a person. Now this, you know, now he's
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  changing gears here. He's changing gears and he says
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  this, you know that all those in Asia have turned away from me,
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  among whom are 5 jealous and homogenies Now that everybody
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  turned away from Paul. I don't know.
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  You know how I mean, sometimes as men we can be a little, you
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  know, extreme. You know, you always do that.
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  You say that all the time. You know, we can be a little
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  extreme. Everybody turned away from me.
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  I don't know if everyone turned away from Paul, but I tell you
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  what, it's very clear that there are two men in particular that
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  turned away from Paul. And these are obviously these
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  were men who at one point were trustworthy men with him, men
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  who were close to him, men that he probably imparted this
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  treasure to. Phi Jealous and homogenies.
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  He pointed them out. How would you like to be one of
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  those people that know? Paul pointed out, and it's in
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  the word of God now it's in the word of God.
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  And everybody who will ever read this will know that you betrayed
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  Paul, that you betrayed Paul. But Phi Jealous and Homogenies,
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  among them are these two men who turned away from him.
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  But he's also saying, but I want to be fair.
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  I want to be fair to Phi Jealous into homogenies.
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  At that particular time, they were going through tremendous
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  persecution, tremendous. And if you weren't really rooted
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  and grounded in the faith, if the Spirit was not in you, then
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  it would be very, very difficult for you to be able to stay the
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  course because the threat of death was always with you.
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  The threat of death was always there.
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  Just being associated with Jesus Christ being in the way is what
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  they called it. It was the threat of that was
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  always there, always there. And I'm sure there were many
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  people, you know, who felt like, well, you know, I can't, I can't
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  do this. I can't do this.
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  I mean, my family, they want to cut off my head.
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  They want to, you know, kill me. They want to torture me.
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  They want to throw me in jail just because I'm following
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  Jesus. I can't do this.
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  I'm sure there's a lot of people who felt that way and they
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  turned away. And this is probably some of the
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  people that that Paul is talking about.
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  But in particular, we're probably these two men who were
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  close to him. They turned away, could not deal
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  with it. And that's part of why Paul is
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  going to be going into the whole endurance issue.
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  But he does give Timothy a good example.
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  He says, Timothy, don't be like these two guys, you know, who
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  give up and give out and turn away, you know, begin to deny
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  God and turn away from Jesus Christ and turn away from me.
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  Don't want to be associated with me because it's dangerous to be
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  associated with someone like Paul, you know, who the at that
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  particular time almost an entire state wanted to kill.
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  So he says don't be like them. But there is a good example that
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  I have here, a Niciphoris, which is really interesting because
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  Arnisiphoris, you know, was he was Ephesian, he was from
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  Ephesus family and they all believed.
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  They all believed his name actually means bringing prophet
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  or to be useful. That's his name.
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  That's what his name means. And he says here that Arnisor,
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  he said the Lord grant mercy to the household of Arnisorus, for
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  he refreshed me and was not ashamed of my chains.
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  And that's exactly what the issue was.
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  A lot of the other people were ashamed to be associated with
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  Paul. And that a shame mean
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  disappointed, disillusioned, like, Oh my God, I'm following
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  this and this may be my end, this may be what I have to deal
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  with, and they fall away. But this Unnisrius, he wasn't
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  even from the Paul's in Rome at this time.
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  Remember that Paul's in Rome at this time.
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  Unnisrius is still in Ephesus. And as the Word says here, he
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  came and refreshed Paul. Boy, don't we all need that
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  refreshing sometime. We need it from each other.
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  We need it from the Holy Spirit. We just need a refreshing.
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  Most of us are here right now on Sundays.
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  We come here every Sunday to be refreshed, to sit under word, to
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  have to get away from the toils of life Monday through Saturday
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  and deal with all those pressures and all those turns,
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  all the political stuff, all that.
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  Get away from all that and let's just sit under the word of God
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  and be refreshed. Be refreshed.
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  Have someone speak an encouraging word instead of
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  someone talking a doom word or giving me a doomsday word.
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  Oh, we're done. We're not.
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  Oh, it's not going to get any better.
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  This is it. Hopeless word.
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  But we can come on Sunday and hear an encouraging word from
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  the Lord. He refreshed Paul.
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  I don't know how he refreshed him.
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  I don't know if he refreshed him with clothing or refreshed him
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  with with food or with drink, because I'm sure he didn't have
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  that in abundance. So he refreshed him or did he
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  just refresh him by his encouragement to Paul?
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  Brother, hang in there man, hang in there.
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  There's many people that you have blessed that you have
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  shared the gospel with, Paul, and those people are living for
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  the Lord. Hang in there, Paul.
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  You're doing all right, brother. God is with you, Paul.
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  He's holding you up. I'm here because God loves you.
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  Isn't it awesome when you get a call from someone that you're
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  not expecting to get a call from?
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  Or you get a text or an e-mail from someone that you're not
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  expecting to hear from and it's right out of time when you need
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  it the most. Because maybe you were going
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  through some challenges, going through some difficulties,
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  having some time, struggling with your face, struggling with
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  your circumstances. And all of a sudden your, your
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  phone rings and you pick up the phone and there's someone
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  calling with a message to encourage you, someone sending
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  you an encouraging e-mail, sending you a scripture that's
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  encouraging you. A thought or just to say, you
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  know what I was thinking about you.
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  I was thinking about you. Sometimes we can feel really
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  alone and isolated in this walk with the Lord.
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  But when someone can call you and tell you, I was thinking
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  about you, that's of the Lord. That is of the Lord.
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  And this is what initiatives, you know, he came and he, he
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  refreshed Paul. He wasn't ashamed of the message
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  that Paul was preaching, nor was he ashamed of his chains, Verse
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  17 says. But when he arrived in Rome, he
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  sought me out very zealously and found me the Lord.
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  Grant to him that he find mercy from the Lord in that day.
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  And you know very well how many ways he refreshed me from Rome.
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  Now here if you have a King James Version, it'll say refresh
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  me at Rome, but the translation of that is actually refreshed me
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  from Rome. So even while Paul was in Rome
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  on this wrist was sending and blessing him with with help and
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  refreshing him and it but that wasn't enough.
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  He actually came and searched out Paul.
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  He came and he travelled and searched Paul out so that he
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  could be a blessing to Paul, which again within itself was
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  just a work of the Spirit. Because just to be associated
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  with Paul, come looking for Paul, that means you're letting
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  yourself be known that you're a Christian too.
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  And that wasn't the best thing back at that particular time.
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  So he goes on here. So now we're about to move in to
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  Chapter 2. And this is going to make more
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  sense to you covering it from where we just came from.
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  Because you saw an example of men who gave up, gave out,
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  turned away, betrayed Paul because they just could not deal
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  with that anymore. Maybe even begin to give in to
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  strange doctrine because he just couldn't deal with it anymore.
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  So then here with Chapter 2, it says therefore, therefore that
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  means based on what I said to you previously, Timothy, based
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  on the fact that you got these two men, Homogenies and
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  Fragilis, who turned away from me and betrayed me.
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  And also you have a good example and omnisforous.
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  Therefore, my son, be strong in the grace that is in Christ
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  Jesus. Be strong in the grace that is
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  in Christ Jesus. So once again, Paul makes it
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  clear to Timothy. Timothy, I know that you've been
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  a little timid, sometimes a little fearful.
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  We talked about that earlier in Chapter 1.
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  He's been a little fearful, a little timid.
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  We also know that Timothy, his health wasn't all that great.
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  You know, Paul had told him a while back, look, I know your
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  stomach's a little, you know, a little bad.
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  So take some wine for your stomach.
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  His health is not all that great.
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  And then on top of that, he's young.
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  So Timothy really needed a lot of encouragement.
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  And he had a church that was right in one of the most Pagan
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  cities in the world in Ephesus, and he was the pastor of that
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  church. So he had to let Timothy know,
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  Timothy, you're not going to be able to lean on your own
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  strength, brother. So be strong in the grace that
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  is in Christ Jesus, be strong in the grace that is in him.
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  That grace is not only unmerited favor for Timothy that he would
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  be able to be in a place to be able to do this ministry, or
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  it's not just the fact that he's saved that we're all saved by
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  grace. It's not even just that, but to
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  be in the grace, to be strong in the grace that is in Christ
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  Jesus. That grace is also the
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  enablement for Timothy to be able to do all that the Lord has
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  called him and assigned him to do your ministries.
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  Whatever it is that God has given you to do your ministry,
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  you'll never be able to fulfill it.
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  If you try to depend on your own strength and your own power,
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  you'll never be able to do it. You're going to give out.
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  You're going to give out. You're going to get frustrated.
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  We've all done it. We've all done it.
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  You get frustrated. You know you have to deal with
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  some opposition. That can wear you out.
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  We have tons of pastors all the time that's giving up their
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  churches because they can't deal with it anymore.
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  And if you're trying to do this in your own strength, I don't
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  care what your ministry is, You will not be able to do it.
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  If you're dependent on your own strength, your own wisdom, your
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  own logic, your own knowledge. You need the grace that is in
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  Christ Jesus. You need to grace this in Christ
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  Jesus. Pray for that grace, that
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  enablement that gives us what we need to do the ministry.
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  So he's saying to Timothy and these things, verse 2 and the
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  things that you have heard from me among many witnesses, commit
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  these to faithful men. And you know what, I love that
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  because when you go back and really look at what Paul was
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  talking about, these things that you heard from me.
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  Well, let's look at first of all, who did Paul get it from?
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  Right, Who did Paul get it from? If you go to the book of
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  Galatians, because you see, one of the things that we have to
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  learn is that the source of what is given to you or what is said
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  to you is just as important as what is said to you.
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  Kids got that down already. Kids got that down.
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  If you have more than one kid, I guarantee you, you've heard this
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  before, Johnny, cut off the TV and do your homework.
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  Who said everybody can relate to that, right?
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  If you got kids, you can relate to that.
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  Who said it's time to come in Now it's time for The Who said
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  it's always who said? Because kids understand that the
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  authority is not in what's being said.
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  The authority is in who's saying it.
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  If it's just my brother that's saying it, I'm ignore that.
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  But if they tell me mom or dad said it, OK, I'll do it.
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  Who said? And that's exactly what we need
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  to understand when it comes to doctrine, when it comes to the
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  word of God, when we're being preached something.
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  Who said, who said? Look at what he says here in
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  Galatians. This is what he says here.
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  Paul is letting Timothy know, just like he's letting us know
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  that what Paul is giving to Timothy, he didn't just get it
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  from man. See, when Paul got saved, he
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  didn't just go right to the men and ask them to teach him the
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  gospel. That's not what happened.
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  Paul was taught the gospel directly from the revelation of
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  Jesus Christ himself. Look at what it says here in
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  Galatians chapter one, verse 11. But I make known to you,
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  brethren, that the gospel which was preached by me is not
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  according to man, verse 12 For I neither received it from man nor
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  was taught it, but it came through the revelation of Jesus
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  Christ. So Paul is saying what I'm
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  giving to you, Timothy. I got it from Jesus Christ.
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  This is legit. This is legit, this is for real.
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  You don't have to worry about questioning it.
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  So this is what I want you to share with other people.
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  So now we go back here to Second Timothy chapter 2 right there in
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  verse 2. And he says, and the things that
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  you heard from me among many witnesses, commit these things
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  to faithful men who will be able to teach others also, not just
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  to men. Don't just commit them to men,
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  but commit them to faithful men. Commit them to other men who
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  will handle this word faithfully and who will handle it
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  reverently. Other men who were faithful, men
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  who were seeking the Lord, faithfully seeking the Lord
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  themselves, Men who were sitting under the Word, Men who are
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  receiving and being fed the Word just as much as they're being
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  taught the word. This has been another
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  encouraging edition of Living Waters of Grace.
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  Pastor Lewis Harrell has shared some good reminders for us to
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  learn and walk in today as he's teaching through the books of
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  First and Second Timothy. There are useful practices and
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  advice that the Apostle Paul offers to Timothy in these
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  books. From a fellow pastor, Paul
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  imparts some wisdom to Timothy about solid leadership and what
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  some of the criteria should be for leadership.
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  There are specific passages directed toward men and women,
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  respectively. And All in all, there's much to
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  gain in coming to an awareness of God's heart for each person
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  and God's purposes for each one. We're happy that you've taken
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  the time today to listen and invite you to come here, the
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  next edition. In the meantime, when you have
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  some time to spare today, go check out our website,
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  calvarychapelonline.com. There you'll find additional
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  messages as well as a variety of resources and information about
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  how to meet with us in person. We're also on Facebook, so you
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  can be a part of what we share there as well.
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  watch previous teachings or TuneIn to our live stream.
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  Living Waters of Grace is a ministry of Calvary Chapel
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  Westmoreland. Before we go today, we ask that
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  you share this program with others and invite them to listen
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  on Grace FM at 91.7. That's all we have for today,
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  but we're so glad that you've been with us.
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  There's more to dig into here in First and Second Timothy, so
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  let's gear up for some more great teachings from Pastor
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  Lewis next time here on Living Waters of Grace.