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Series Code: IIW
Program Code: IIW018166A
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00:19 >>John Bradshaw: This is It Is Written. 00:21 I'm John Bradshaw. 00:23 Thanks for joining me. 00:24 [Sound of sea gulls] 00:25 It's a slice of paradise, really. 00:27 Just 35 minutes by plane from Miami, Florida, 00:31 is Nassau, the capital city of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. 00:36 The Bahamas is made up of more than 700 islands and islets, 00:41 starting east of Florida and stretching down 00:44 to north of Cuba, 00:46 and along almost to Turks and Caicos, north of Haiti. 00:50 Tourism rules in the Bahamas, and it's easy to see why. 00:55 What's not to love? 00:57 The weather here is as close to perfect 00:59 as you could possibly want. 01:01 Average annual high temperature: 84 Fahrenheit. 01:03 That's 29 Celsius. 01:05 Average annual low: 21 Celsius, 70 Fahrenheit. 01:09 There are 30 or so inhabited islands in the Bahamas, 01:13 a number of privately held islands in addition. 01:17 Nassau is on New Providence Island, 01:20 which would fit inside Rhode Island 15 times. 01:23 ♪[Music] 01:25 It was here in the Bahamas in 1492 that Christopher Columbus 01:29 first landed in the free world. 01:32 He landed at an island that became known as San Salvador. 01:35 Some believe it's the same San Salvador that exists today. 01:39 Others believe otherwise. 01:42 Four hundred thousand people live in the Bahamas, 01:46 70 percent of them in Nassau. 01:49 And as beautiful as it is, it's a place with a colorful past. 01:54 Three hundred or so years ago, in the early 1700s, 01:58 the Bahamas was a haven for pirates. 02:02 Men like John Rackham operated out of New Providence Island. 02:07 They called him Calico Jack 02:10 owing to the colorful clothing that he wore. 02:12 He ended up being hanged. 02:14 He was associated with a couple of female pirates. 02:17 Female pirates were rare in the Caribbean. 02:20 And Bonnie and Mary Reed were ruthless. 02:25 The pirate Henry Jennings was based in the Bahamas. 02:29 In 1715, 11 of the 12 ships that made up a Spanish treasure fleet 02:35 were lost in a hurricane near what's known today 02:38 as Vero Beach, Florida. 02:40 Jennings had been a privateer, essentially a legal pirate, 02:44 and he attacked the salvage ships 02:46 and made off with a lot of wealth. 02:51 Jennings based himself here in Nassau. 02:53 He teamed up with another private, 02:55 another former privateer, a man named Benjamin Hornigold. 02:59 Hornigold actually retired from piracy, 03:02 which is something not every pirate did. 03:05 But before he retired, 03:07 he took an aspiring young pirate under his wing, 03:10 a man named Edward Teach. 03:13 Teach was born in England, maybe in Bristol. 03:17 He worked on ships, and eventually became a privateer. 03:21 Teach, if that was his actual name, 03:24 became a pirate during what was known 03:26 as the Golden Age of Piracy. 03:29 And he was known as Blackbeard. 03:34 The Bahamas was perfect for pirates, 03:36 owing to its proximity to the shipping lanes of the Atlantic. 03:39 And it was here that Blackbeard created a legend. 03:44 It's not that Blackbeard was the deadliest 03:46 or the most prolific pirate that ever sailed. 03:49 But he knew how to strike fear into men. 03:52 He called himself Blackbeard after his big, black beard, 03:55 which he braided with ribbons and then somehow 03:58 set matches or cloth or fuses in that he would set alight, 04:02 making it look like his beard was on fire. 04:05 Blackbeard terrorized people. 04:08 Some sailors said they believed 04:10 Blackbeard was the devil himself. 04:13 Near Martinique in the eastern Caribbean, 04:16 Blackbeard seized a French ship, La Concorde, 04:20 which he renamed Queen Anne's Revenge. 04:24 Now, as long as his victims didn't put up a fight, 04:27 Blackbeard didn't kill or maim them. 04:30 But if they resisted [sound of canons firing], 04:32 not good. 04:34 He even defeated a royal naval vessel. 04:36 He was quite a sailor. 04:38 A pirate ship's flag would often contain a depiction 04:41 of an hourglass, 04:43 the inference being that a pirate's life was short. 04:47 Blackbeard died while still a young man, 04:49 aged somewhere between 35 and 40. 04:52 He was killed by authorities in North Carolina. 04:56 His severed head was placed on a pike and publically displayed 05:01 as a warning to other would-be pirates. 05:05 In 1996, the remains of Blackbeard's ship, 05:08 the Queen Anne's Revenge, 05:10 were found just off the Carolina coast. 05:12 So what does it take to be a pirate? 05:15 You know, today pirates are kind of romanticized. 05:17 And the fact is, they were thieves, 05:19 murderers. 05:21 Pirates were terrorists. 05:23 Fourteen of the 16 men apprehended 05:25 when Blackbeard was taken were transported to 05:28 Williamsburg, Virginia and hanged. 05:31 They were tough times. 05:33 Modern piracy is still a major maritime problem that costs 05:37 lives as well as billions of dollars a year in losses. 05:41 The waters off the coast of Somalia have seen a lot of 05:43 piracy in modern times. 05:46 The Strait of Malacca, 05:48 dividing Singapore and Malaysia from Indonesia, 05:50 continues to be a piracy hotspot. 05:53 [Island music] 05:55 Although it happens less than it did a few years ago, 05:57 people are still killed or taken hostage by pirates. 06:01 Some hostages are held for years. 06:04 Ships are still seized. 06:07 This isn't a game. 06:09 Pirates were a law unto themselves, 06:12 had no regard for the rights 06:13 or the safety or the welfare of others. 06:15 They took what they wanted, when they wanted, 06:18 and how they wanted. 06:19 You know, we still see lawlessness today. 06:21 We see it in the streets, 06:23 where people rob and assault and murder. 06:27 Do we see lawlessness in business? 06:29 Sure we do. 06:30 There are unscrupulous business people who, 06:31 through one means or another, take advantage of others. 06:36 You don't need to go too far to find unscrupulous doctors 06:39 or lawyers or athletes. 06:42 We still see lawlessness today. 06:46 But lawlessness in the church: does that happen? 06:51 Yes, it does. 06:52 I'll tell you more in just a moment. 06:54 ♪[Music] 07:04 >>John: It may seem that integrity is in short supply. 07:07 But it does not need to be in short supply in your life. 07:10 I'd like you to get today's free offer, 07:12 “Challenged,” 07:13 written by Dr. Michael Cafferky and myself. 07:16 How you can maintain and demonstrate integrity 07:19 in your personal life or in your business life. 07:21 Call us: 800-253-3000. 07:24 800-253-3000. 07:27 Visit us at iiwoffer.com. 07:30 Or write to the address on your screen for 07:32 “Challenged.” 07:34 >>John: Thursday, August the fifth, 2010 07:37 was not a happy day for 33 men, 07:41 when a collapse in a mine in Chile 07:44 buried them 2,300 feet below ground. 07:49 No matter how much they tried to escape, 07:51 there was no way out. 07:53 Rescue would have to come from above. 07:57 ♪[Music] 07:58 On the outskirts of the San Jose Mine, 08:00 over two and a half thousand people gathered, 08:04 and with each failed rescue attempt, 08:06 despair increased, 08:08 and families gathered together to pray for a miracle. 08:14 From the Atacama Desert comes a story of tragedy, 08:17 a story of uncertainty, yet a story of courage, 08:21 hope, and ultimately, a story of salvation. 08:25 Wait on the Lord, and the miracle will come. 08:30 “Trapped.” 08:31 Watch now on itiswritten.tv. 08:34 >>John: Nassau, 08:36 on New Providence Island in the Bahamas, 08:38 was home to a lot of pirates in the early 1700s, 08:42 during what's now referred to as the Golden Age of Piracy. 08:46 At that same time, Ben Franklin was just a boy. 08:49 Johann Sebastian Bach was composing 08:51 beautiful music in Europe, 08:54 and George Washington wouldn't be born for about 15 more years. 08:59 Blackbeard sailed these waters. 09:01 This pirate of the Caribbean and of the Atlantic 09:04 called this place home for about two years, 09:08 and during that time, he terrorized a lot of people. 09:12 Pirates lived, or live, outside the law. 09:18 They are lawless. 09:20 You have to be lawless to pursue an ocean vessel, 09:23 forcibly board it, take what you want, 09:26 and then take hostages or simply kill people. 09:29 Lawlessness. 09:31 But what's really astonishing is that 09:33 we find lawlessness in the church. 09:37 Let me explain. 09:40 Britain's Telegraph newspaper reported that just six of the 09:44 ten commandments are important to British Christians today. 09:49 The paper said, "Most Christians in Britain believe that four 09:53 of the commandments 09:54 are not 'important principles to live by.'" 09:57 So which ones made the grade? 10:00 Honor thy father and thy mother? 10:02 That commandment is one the people want to keep. 10:06 Murder? 10:07 Still wrong. 10:08 Adultery? 10:09 Still morally unacceptable. 10:11 Stealing? 10:13 Let's keep that commandment. 10:14 Lying? 10:15 People don't want lying. 10:17 That commandment remains. 10:19 And interestingly enough, coveting still considered taboo. 10:25 But the majority of British Christians who responded to this 10:29 poll said that the first four commandments are principles 10:33 that we can do without, 10:34 principles that we don't need to live by today. 10:37 So what are these four old-hat commandments 10:41 that just don't relate to life anymore? 10:43 Well, let's look at them. 10:45 The first one, Exodus 20, verse 3, where the Bible says, 10:49 “You shall have no other gods before me.” 10:51 Apparently, not relevant today. 10:54 Now, keep in mind, this is in the land of George Whitefield, 10:57 John Wesley, William Tyndale. 11:01 Believers saying, “We don't need this anymore.” 11:03 Second commandment, Exodus 20 and verse 4: 11:06 “You shall not make for yourself a carved image- 11:10 any likeness of anything that is in heaven above, 11:13 or that is in the earth beneath, 11:14 or that is in the water under the earth; 11:17 you shall not bow down to them nor serve them...” 11:20 Apparently, that's something that we can live without, 11:23 along with the third commandment. 11:25 Look at that with me, Exodus 20 and verse 7: 11:28 “You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain, 11:32 for the Lord will not hold him guiltless 11:35 who takes His name in vain.” 11:37 Apparently, that's something that we can do without. 11:40 Now, there's one more. 11:42 Remember? 11:43 Believers in Britain have said that this is something 11:46 we don't need to live by today. 11:49 Look at it with me, Exodus 20, verses 8 through 11: 11:53 “Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy. 11:56 Six days you shall labor and do all your work, 11:59 but the seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord your God. 12:02 In it you shall do no work: you, nor your son, 12:07 nor your daughter, nor your male servant, 12:09 nor your female servant, nor your cattle, 12:12 nor your stranger who is within your gates. 12:15 For in six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, 12:20 the sea, and all that is in them, 12:23 and rested the seventh day. 12:25 Therefore, the Lord blessed the Sabbath day 12:28 and hallowed it.” 12:30 [sounds of crowd] So how would that look, 12:32 having other gods before God? 12:34 Well, it makes the Bible a nonsense. 12:36 You can not love God with your whole heart, 12:39 soul, mind and strength, and have another god before God. 12:44 Okay for believers to bow down and worship graven images. 12:48 That doesn't even make sense. 12:50 This is where you need a, a roll in your eyes emoji. 12:54 Don't take the name of the Lord in vain. 12:56 Evidently, that doesn't matter anymore. 12:59 You know what's interesting about this is that 13:01 the commandments that are still important are the ones 13:04 that deal with what other people do to you. 13:06 But when it comes to disrespecting God, 13:09 evidently that just doesn't matter so much. 13:13 Fourth one: “Remember the Sabbath, to keep it holy.” 13:16 You'd really let that go in today's pressure-cooker world? 13:20 Jesus said in Mark 2:27, 13:22 “The Sabbath was made for man...” 13:24 Isaiah said, “Don't trample on God's holy day,” in Isaiah 58. 13:29 And over and above all of that, Jesus said in John 14:15, 13:33 “If you love me, keep my commandments.” 13:36 I John 3, verse 4, says that 13:38 “sin is the transgression of the law.” 13:41 Many translations express that as “...sin is lawlessness.” 13:48 Now, let's not make the mistake of thinking 13:50 that this is just a British thing. 13:52 Some years ago, Reuters reported that Americans 13:56 were more familiar with the ingredients of a Big Mac 14:02 than they were with the Ten Commandments. 14:04 For example, more people could recall that a Big Mac 14:09 contained two all-beef patties than knew there was 14:12 a commandment that said, “Thou shalt not kill.” 14:16 Fewer people were able to recall 14:18 “Honor thy father and thy mother” 14:21 than knew that a Big Mac contained a pickle. 14:25 More people could remember Bobby and Peter from the Brady Bunch 14:30 than knew that there was a 14:32 “Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.” 14:34 Now, admittedly, this was not a survey of just Christians. 14:40 But still... years before he became known 14:43 for his run for the U.S. Senate, 14:45 Roy Moore was a circuit court judge in the state of Alabama. 14:49 He hung the Ten Commandments on the wall of his courthouse. 14:53 It sparked controversy. 14:55 Later, as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court 14:59 in the State of Alabama, 15:00 Moore had a 5,000-pound granite monument 15:04 of the Ten Commandments moved into the Supreme Court building. 15:07 Now, that was controversial as well. 15:09 It was eventually ruled that that monument had to go. 15:12 Moore went as well, 15:14 but not before thousands of people demonstrated 15:17 in support of that monument of the Ten Commandments. 15:21 At that demonstration, one man shouted at the top of his voice, 15:24 “Get your hands off our God.” 15:29 So it's interesting. 15:31 We seem to have this very two-faced relationship 15:34 with the Ten Commandments. 15:35 On the one hand, we acknowledge they were given by God, 15:39 but on the other hand, 15:40 masses of people, including many Christians, 15:44 aren't sure they really need to be kept. 15:47 So which is it? 15:48 Now, if the answer is that the Ten Commandments 15:51 ought to be kept, 15:52 then that gives rise to another really important question. 15:56 I'll have that, in just a moment. 15:57 ♪[Music] 16:07 >>John: It may seem that integrity is in short supply. 16:10 But it does not need to be in short supply in your life. 16:14 I'd like you to get today's free offer, 16:16 “Challenged,” 16:16 written by Dr. Michael Cafferky and myself. 16:19 How you can maintain and demonstrate integrity 16:22 in your personal life or in your business life. 16:25 Call us: 800-253-3000. 16:28 800-253-3000. 16:31 Visit us at iiwoffer.com. 16:34 Or write to the address on your screen for 16:36 “Challenged.” 16:38 >>John: Thank you for remembering that It Is Written 16:40 exists because of the kindness of people just like you. 16:43 To support this international life-changing ministry, 16:46 please call us now at 800-253-3000. 16:50 You can send your tax-deductible gift 16:52 to the address on your screen, 16:53 or you can visit us online at itiswritten.com. 16:57 Thank you for your prayers and for your financial support. 17:00 Our number again is 800-253-3000. 17:04 Or you can visit us online at itiswritten.com. 17:08 >>John: Thanks for joining me on It Is Written. 17:11 I'm in the Bahamas, once upon a time a haven for pirates. 17:17 Not good people, pirates. 17:19 They were thieves, killers, mercenaries. 17:24 They were outlaws, not cartoon characters, 17:27 not caricatures. 17:29 They were lawless. 17:37 In the 1900s, the Bahamas was a haven for freed slaves. 17:42 The royal navy resettled here thousands of slaves 17:45 who'd been liberated from slave ships. 17:48 American slaves and black Seminoles 17:50 escaped here from Florida. 17:53 And slaves onboard U.S. domestic ships, 17:56 which had sheltered here in the Bahamas 17:58 owing to bad weather, were freed here as well. 18:02 These are actual ruins of homes of former slaves. 18:08 Slavery was lawlessness. 18:11 ♪[Music] 18:12 And lawlessness challenges the church. 18:16 Antinomianism teaches that, because of grace, 18:19 because we are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, 18:24 we then therefore do not need to obey the law of God. 18:29 Which is madness, of course. 18:31 There's a world of difference between what happens 18:34 in a person's life in coming to salvation 18:37 and then what takes place in a person's life 18:39 once that person has received salvation. 18:42 Now, it is true, we are saved one way: by grace alone, 18:47 through faith alone, in Christ alone. 18:50 That's right. 18:51 And that is a wonderful truth. 18:53 There is nothing that you can do to earn salvation. 18:56 It is a gift given you from God. 19:00 You accept it; you rejoice in it; 19:02 you believe that Jesus died for you and 19:05 that through the death of Jesus Christ your sins are forgiven. 19:10 But once a person comes to faith in God, 19:12 once God enters a person's life 19:14 and that faith journey continues, 19:16 well, what does that look like? 19:19 David told us in Psalm 40 and verse 8, when he said, 19:24 “I delight to do Your will, O my God, 19:26 Your law is in my heart.” 19:31 The question isn't, should we live with 19:34 or without reference to the Ten Commandments. 19:37 The answer to that question is obvious. 19:40 The bigger question is, how do you keep the Ten Commandments? 19:44 You know, when Jesus said, 19:45 “If you love me, keep my commandments,” 19:47 He was not saying, 19:49 if you love me, then prove it by going ahead 19:52 and keeping the Ten Commandments. 19:54 No, what Jesus was saying was, 19:55 “If you love me, 19:57 then you will keep the Ten Commandments, 19:59 because that's what happens when I dwell in you.” 20:03 When your heart is given to God, 20:05 obedience becomes an inevitability. 20:09 Now, I recognize that statements like that, 20:12 obedience being an inevitability, 20:14 can be cold comfort to some people. 20:16 If you're stuck in sin, 20:18 if you're going backwards instead of forwards, 20:20 if you're not progressing spiritually, 20:23 those are difficult words. 20:26 The battle is real. 20:27 Undoubtedly you've experienced it. 20:29 You might be caught in the middle of it now. 20:32 So, let's consider what Paul wrote to the Romans, 20:35 chapter 7, verse 14: 20:37 “For we know that the law is spiritual, 20:40 but I am carnal, sold under sin.” 20:44 Carnal. 20:45 Fleshly. 20:46 Like the Spanish word for meat, “carne.” 20:49 Paul says, “I am carnal.” So why is that a problem? 20:54 He explains in Romans 8, verse 7: 20:56 “Because the carnal mind is enmity against God: 20:59 for it is not subject to the law of God, 21:01 neither indeed can be.” 21:03 You notice that? 21:04 Paul says, “I am carnal.” 21:07 Like Blackbeard. 21:08 Or Calico Jack. 21:10 Lawless. 21:12 Paul goes on: “For what I am doing, 21:14 I do not understand. 21:16 For what I will to do, that I do not practice; 21:20 but what I hate, that I do. 21:23 For I know that in me (that is, in my flesh) 21:26 nothing good dwells; for to will is present with me, 21:31 but how to perform what is good I do not find. 21:35 For the good that I will to do, I do not do; 21:38 but the evil I will not to do, that I practice. 21:43 O wretched man that I am! 21:45 Who will deliver me from this body of death?” 21:50 Can you see yourself in that picture, 21:52 unable to do the things that you really want to do, 21:56 doing the things that you know you should not? 21:58 See yourself in that picture? 22:00 Somebody upsets you. 22:02 You know you shouldn't retaliate in a negative way, 22:04 but you do it anyway. 22:06 You know you shouldn't claim that deduction on your taxes, 22:10 but you claim it anyway. 22:12 You're in a relationship that you know you shouldn't be in. 22:15 Seems like it's impossible for you to get out. 22:18 You feel hatred toward somebody 22:20 and you know you should feel otherwise, 22:22 but it's like you're stuck there, 22:24 and there's nothing you can do 22:26 to shake off these things that you don't even want to be doing. 22:31 So what do you do? 22:32 Wouldn't it be something if Romans chapter 7 22:35 ended with Paul's desperate cry, 22:38 “Who shall deliver me from this body of death?” 22:41 I am extremely glad that it does not, 22:44 that Paul answers that question in the next verse, 22:48 Romans 7:25, where he says, 22:50 “I thank God- through Jesus Christ my Lord!” 22:54 You want a way out of lawlessness? 22:57 Jesus is that way out. 22:58 You want a way out of slavery to the old life? 23:02 Jesus is that way. 23:03 ♪[Music] 23:05 And when He comes into your life, 23:07 gives you a new heart, new impulses, 23:10 new desires, then you can say with Paul, 23:14 in the very next verse, Romans 8 and verse 1, 23:17 “There is therefore now no condemnation to them 23:20 who are in Christ Jesus, who walk not after the flesh, 23:23 but after the Spirit.” 23:26 Moments ago, Paul is saying there is no good thing in him, 23:30 that he is carnal, that he's not subject to the law of God. 23:34 Moments later, there is now no condemnation. 23:39 Now, here's how you can have that experience. 23:41 ♪[Music] 23:43 Accept Jesus Christ into your life. 23:46 Tell God you want to live for Him, 23:48 and that you need Him to do it in your life 23:50 because you can't do it yourself. 23:53 It'll change your life. 23:54 And if you're already a believer, 23:55 but you're not experiencing God's power, 23:58 this is for you as well. 23:59 Get God's word into your mind, 24:02 and it'll mold you, and it will shape you. 24:05 You'll have a new mind. 24:08 Spend a little less time with Netflix, 24:10 a little less time on the Internet, 24:11 and more time with God. 24:13 ♪[Piano music] 24:14 You can't possibly love a God that you don't know, 24:16 and the more you know God, 24:18 the more you're gonna want to know God. 24:21 Take time to pray. 24:24 Talk to God. 24:26 That's where the power is. 24:28 You want to connect with God. 24:29 It's so important that you do. 24:31 Take time to talk with God every day, 24:35 morning and evening, and as you go about your day. 24:39 You know how a doctor is going to advise a patient that 24:42 he or she needs to make changes, stop smoking, 24:46 stop drinking, cut down sugar, 24:48 cut down fat, cut red meat. 24:50 You know how that goes. 24:53 God does the same to us in our personal 24:55 and in our spiritual lives. 24:57 He says, there might be some people you need to cut 25:00 out of your life, stop associating with, 25:01 because they're dragging you down. 25:03 There might be some places 25:05 that you just don't want to go anymore. 25:06 Stop frequenting the bars and the clubs. 25:09 There might be some channels that you need to change 25:12 or some websites that you don't want to visit any longer. 25:15 There might be changes that need to be made. 25:17 And when you make those changes, 25:20 you prevent Satan from taking your heart off 25:22 in another direction, 25:23 and you reserve your heart for God 25:25 and for the influences of God. 25:29 Now, where's the power for that going to come from? 25:31 It's going to come from God. 25:33 Philippians 4 and verse 13 says, 25:35 “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” 25:39 And that's the truth. 25:41 ♪[Music] 25:42 You see, there is a battle raging, 25:45 and it's a battle against self. 25:48 God calls you, but your selfish self demands expression. 25:53 God calls you but your selfish self wants to do its own thing. 25:58 God calls you, and you chafe against that. 26:00 You say, “No, but I want to go my own direction.” 26:04 But when you surrender to God, 26:06 when you allow God to take your heart, 26:08 you allow God to make you a new person. 26:10 Paul said, “If anyone is in Christ, 26:12 that person is a new creature.” 26:14 A new creature! 26:16 “Old things are passed away, all things are become new.” 26:21 So how is it with you? 26:23 Would you let God make you new? 26:27 All new. 26:29 When God has your heart, He'll change you. 26:33 You'll start to love the things God loves. 26:37 You'll look at life a whole new way. 26:40 You'll begin to live as a child of God. 26:44 Our Father in Heaven, 26:46 we thank You that there is a power 26:48 greater than the power of our selfish selves. 26:51 There is a pirate within each one of us; 26:53 we are lawless outside of the power of God. 26:57 So I pray that You would take our hearts and make them Yours. 27:01 Let Jesus, through Your Holy Spirit, 27:03 dwell in us. 27:04 I pray that You would subdue that selfish self 27:07 that wants to go its own way, 27:09 and guide us in the way that leads to the cross 27:13 and that leads to eternal life. 27:15 We thank You today that You love us so much 27:17 that You gave Jesus to die for us, 27:19 that through faith in Him we might be made new. 27:23 That we might love what You love, 27:25 and that our lives would merely be the outworking of Your will. 27:29 And that Your principles, even Your commandments, 27:31 would be carried out in our lives. 27:33 Change our hearts. 27:35 Make us Yours. 27:36 We thank You today, for we claim You and we praise You. 27:39 In Jesus' name, 27:41 Amen. 27:42 Thank you so much for joining me today in the Bahamas. 27:45 I'm looking forward to seeing you again next time. 27:48 Until then, remember: 27:50 "It is written, 27:51 'man shall not live by bread alone, 27:54 but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.'" 27:58 ♪[Music] |
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