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00:01 So turn up the light; let it shine bright...
00:04 Turn up, turn up the light! 00:11 Oh welcome, welcome. We've got Jason and Jill joining us 00:14 breathlessly. We're so excited to be with you 00:18 and that you are with us on this Interactive Camp Meeting. 00:22 We've got 30 minutes to answer some questions, 00:24 and we've got a lot of questions coming in. 00:26 But if you still want to get a question in, 00:29 we may not get to it in this 30 minutes but 00:32 we may get to it tonight. 00:34 Just text 00:41 OK, these are going to be kind of rapid-fire 00:43 so we can get as many questions in as possible. 00:46 And let me just start. Ryan, you're at the top of 00:50 the list. First question of the day 00:54 for the Sabbath School panel: could you please 00:58 have Ryan Day further elaborate on his illustration 01:02 involving the Pope. 01:06 OK. All right. So, yes... so I was referencing 01:09 Acts chapter 9 there where Paul was experiencing 01:12 conversion. Jesus had blinded him. 01:14 He's not seeing but he's hearing Jesus speak to him. 01:16 But at first you can see that Paul... he doesn't know 01:19 that he's speaking to Jesus so that's why he says... 01:22 you can sense that he knows he's talking to God 01:25 because he says: "Who are you, Lord? " 01:27 And obviously he was not prepared for the answer 01:31 that he was going to get, right? 01:33 Because he obviously... he hears the response: 01:35 "I am Jesus whom you are persecuting. " 01:37 So in that particular chapter I was simply giving... 01:40 in relation to that chapter and that incident... 01:42 was giving an illustration. 01:43 And I would liken it unto kind of a SDA experience. 01:46 We as SDA's believe and teach 01:48 very clearly as we are convicted and convinced 01:50 according to the truths of the Bible 01:52 that the antichrist of Bible prophecy is none other than 01:55 the Roman papal church/state. 01:56 And at the head of that of course is the leadership 01:58 of the office of the pope. 01:59 And so I was using an example that naturally SDA's can relate 02:03 to. I recognize that not all of our viewers are SDA's. 02:06 Glad this question came up. 02:08 So I'm using this as saying that that would be very strange 02:11 to a SDA. Likened to us if we found ourselves 02:14 in that situation where we were blinded 02:16 and on the side of the road and we were having this amazing 02:18 experience and we said: "Who are You, Lord? " 02:20 to identify who we're speaking to and the response came back 02:24 "It's the pope whom you're persecuting" 02:27 that would be very shocking to us, right? 02:30 Our whole theological world would be turned upside down. 02:33 That was my point in using that illustration. 02:35 Not to give honor to the pope; no to say that the pope was 02:37 even on the same field of play as God 02:40 but to illustrate that the strangeness, the awkwardness 02:43 of that situation. Paul's whole theological world, 02:46 his whole spiritual experience was turned upside down 02:49 in that one day because he was fully convinced 02:51 that Jesus was his enemy. But to hear God from heaven 02:55 say: "It's Me, Jesus, whom you are persecuting" 02:57 his life was forever changed. So that was the point 03:00 of the illustration... not to create confusion 03:01 but just to illustrate how strange of a reaction 03:05 or strange of an incident that must have been for Paul. 03:07 It was a jarring experience for sure! 03:11 Jill, this one is from a caller in Pennsylvania. 03:14 In the midst of this pandemic many churches are struggling 03:18 with precaution versus presumption. 03:22 Please help by explaining the difference. 03:25 That's a great question. You know, I think in the midst 03:27 of the pandemic things come up that we don't necessarily... 03:30 we haven't experienced before 03:32 and then all of a sudden you're faced with a decision: 03:34 what do I do now in the midst of this? 03:36 What I'm reminded of is the temptation of Jesus. 03:39 This is in Matthew chapter 4. 03:41 And remember, Satan brought Jesus up to the pinnacle 03:44 of the temple and said - I'm in Matthew 4 verse 6- 03:47 "If you are the Son of God, throw Yourself down. " 03:51 When I look at precaution 03:53 I see it as Christians being careful. 03:57 We are called to exercise common sense. 04:00 We are called to do everything we can 04:02 to protect our brothers and sisters in the midst of this 04:05 pandemic but yet not walk in fear. 04:08 To me that's precaution. Taking necessary precautions 04:11 but yet not living in a state of fear. 04:14 Some people say: "I'm not even going outside my house. " 04:16 We talked to one person had never been outside their house 04:19 since March because they were afraid. 04:22 "God has not given us the spirit of fear 04:24 but of power and love and of a sound mind. " 04:26 So we are called to exercise that precaution 04:28 and to be careful yet not walk in fear. 04:31 And do not be presumptive. 04:33 Do not tempt as it were the Lord God. 04:37 That's VERY good. OK! 04:40 I'm trying to read through some of these that keep coming in 04:42 here. Jason... yes? How do we get the courage 04:46 to witness in this day and age when it seems like 04:49 everyone doesn't want to hear about God? 04:54 Ah... that's an excellent question. 04:56 You know, I think we should go to Acts chapter 1 verse 8. 04:59 This is a verse that I've heard my brother Pr. Ryan Day use 05:03 quite a bit. 05:04 In Acts chapter 1 verse 8 it says: "But you shall receive 05:07 power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you. 05:10 And you shall be witnesses to Me in Jerusalem 05:13 and in all Judea and Samaria 05:15 and to the end of the earth. " 05:17 How do we witness? 05:19 Well, basically we get the power from the Holy Spirit. 05:24 But you have to think about what God has done in your life. 05:27 I would pose the question: how could we NOT witness 05:31 with all of the good things that God has done for us? 05:35 You woke up with air in your lungs. 05:37 You can breathe. You are able to listen to this program 05:42 or watch this program. There are so many wonderful blessings 05:46 that God has bestowed upon us 05:49 that how could we not share the good news? 05:51 We share good news about food. 05:53 We share good news about something we saw on television. 05:57 We share good news about so many different things. 06:01 But when you know that you have... 06:04 you serve a God that can grant someone eternal life 06:10 how do you not share that? 06:13 You know, I've heard my mother say that 06:15 if you see that a house is on fire 06:17 you're going to tell that person that their house is on fire. 06:21 That's right! If you know that this world is perishing 06:24 and it's coming to an end, you're going to tell 06:27 your neighbors, your brothers, your sisters 06:29 everybody that Jesus is coming soon and that this world 06:32 is perishing and they can have eternal life through Him. 06:36 Amen! Easiest thing always is to begin with your own 06:38 testimony. Just tell them what God has done for you, right? 06:42 Johnny, how do we go and do what our Savior calls us 06:48 to be doing in the Laodicean- laden sleepy church 06:54 as we find ourselves? 06:57 Well, this is a great question 07:00 because we all have a need of following Jesus. 07:04 Jesus said: "If any man will come after Me, let him 07:07 take up his cross daily and follow Me. " 07:10 The only way to avoid the sleepy Laodicean state 07:15 is to daily surrender your heart to the Lord 07:18 and take up your cross and follow Jesus. 07:21 This idea that 07:25 you don't know your condition is because you're not keeping 07:28 your eyes on Je... you're not keeping your eyes on Jesus. 07:31 When we keep our eyes on Jesus Christ we will see 07:34 our great need of Him and we will not think of ourselves 07:37 as somebody that: "I am rich and increased with goods 07:41 and have need of nothing. " When you're keeping your eyes on 07:43 Jesus you know that He is your Savior and that He 07:46 is the One that can only give you salvation. 07:49 So daily following Jesus, 07:52 surrendering your heart to Him the first thing in the morning 07:56 you will avoid getting deceived. 07:58 Reading the Bible daily; spending time with Jesus: 08:01 this is how you avoid that Laodicean state. 08:03 Amen! Amen! All right! This is also from Pennsylvania. 08:07 Got quite a few in Pennsylvania here. 08:09 Says: "Can you explain Romans 8:29-30? 08:14 Does this mean that everyone's faith in Jesus 08:17 and calling by God is already predestined? " 08:20 I'm going to take that one. Romans 8:29 says: 08:23 "For whom He foreknew He also predestined... " 08:27 Well let's begin with verse 28. 08:29 "We know all things work together for good 08:31 to those who love God to those who are called 08:34 according to His purpose. 08:36 For whom He foreknew He also predestined 08:41 to be conformed to the image of His Son. " 08:44 What is that saying? 08:45 God's going to work out every- thing. Even when bad things 08:48 happen in your life to help you become a little more 08:53 like Jesus. Yes, anyone who is in Christ Jesus, 08:58 anyone who has been born again 09:01 and accepted Christ as their Savior 09:03 and filled with the Holy Spirit 09:05 your destiny is to become like Jesus. Amen! Amen! 09:11 Amen and Amen. OK... umm... let's see here. 09:15 Ryan: Is reincarnation a Christian belief? 09:19 My sister believes in it and she's writing a book about 09:23 reincarnation. I'm a Christian and do not believe in it. 09:26 From a viewer in Washington, D.C. 09:28 Actually OK, that's a great question. 09:30 First of all, if you're a true Christian 09:32 then you are a Bible Christian. 09:34 And to answer that question very easily and quickly: No, 09:37 it is not a Christian belief be- cause it's not a Bible belief. 09:40 First of all, there may be some- one watching that doesn't even 09:42 know what reincarnation is. It's basically 09:44 a belief that many paganistic faiths share. 09:48 A couple that really come to mind that are world religions 09:50 such as Buddhism or Hinduism 09:52 believe in reincarnation which is basically 09:55 a spiritualistic belief that the soul or the spirit - 09:59 I'm using that interchangeably from a worldly perspective 10:01 because we believe in the Bible that the soul and the 10:03 spirit are two separate things - but from a worldly kind of 10:07 religious perspective many people believe that the soul 10:09 and the spirit are kind of interchangeable. 10:11 They believe that that's immortal. 10:13 That the soul/the spirit lives on. It just goes you know on 10:16 and just lives. And in the case of reincarnation 10:18 or what many people might call transmigration of the soul 10:22 or the spirit, people who believe in reincarnation 10:24 believe that for instance if a person dies 10:27 then that soul or that spirit can then travel on or migrate 10:31 to another body source of some kind... 10:34 whether it be a person or an animal. 10:36 And it even kind of goes along with the idea of karma... which 10:39 is, you know, if you've done... your actions and your behavior 10:42 in this life is good then more than likely you'll go on 10:45 to be in another body or form that is good. 10:49 If you haven't, then you'll get what is paid to you 10:52 according to your behavior and actions. 10:54 The Bible makes it very clear 10:56 that we DO NOT have an immortal soul. 10:57 The Bible says that "only God is immortal. " 11:00 That soul or spirit... Of course, we know the soul 11:03 to be a person, a living being. 11:05 When a person dies the Bible makes it clear 11:07 my friend. Ecclesiastes 9 verse 5 and 6: 11:09 "For the living know that they shall die but the dead know not 11:12 anything. Neither have they any more reward 11:15 for the memory of them is forgotten. 11:17 Also their love, their hatred, their envy... " 11:19 All of those feelings, all of those things that 11:21 an aware person, a person of intelligence might have 11:25 that ceases to exist because they're sleeping in the grave. 11:30 Another text that comes to mind I think is found over 11:32 in Psalms. Let's see if I can find it here. 11:34 Psalm chapter 115 and we're looking at verse 17. 11:38 It says: "The dead do not praise the Lord 11:40 nor any that go down into silence. " 11:42 What the Bible teaches is that the soul/person 11:46 once they cease to live they go back to the earth 11:49 and they sleep in the grave until the resurrection 11:52 of Jesus Christ at the second coming. Amen. 11:54 So to make it clear: reincarnation IS NOT 11:57 a Christian belief. It's not a Biblical belief. 11:58 It's a spiritualistic belief 12:02 that is not foundationed on Scripture. 12:04 So believe what the Bible says. 12:06 And let me give you two Scripture references on that 12:09 because I Timothy 6:16 12:12 Paul says: "God alone has immortality" at this time. 12:17 And in I Corinthians 15 verse 54 12:23 it says that we will "put on immortality 12:28 at the last trumpet when Jesus returns. " 12:31 So those who have everlasting life 12:34 will be given that from Jesus. 12:36 All right. Jill: When Jesus called... This is from Florida. 12:40 When Jesus called His disciples was there any significance 12:44 in the positions each of them were in when He called them? 12:47 For example, Matthew was sitting at the receipt of custom 12:52 as a tax collector. Was there any meaning behind 12:56 why He called these people in those situations? 12:58 That's a great question. I don't know who... who 13:00 sent it in, but thank you for that question 13:02 from Florida... it's a great question. 13:04 I think when Jesus called the disciples they were fishing. 13:07 They were doing their everyday occupations. 13:09 Peter and James and John and Andrew. 13:11 I think about... Of course Matthew was sitting 13:13 at the receipt of customs. 13:15 You know what it tells me is that it doesn't matter 13:18 where you are, it doesn't matter what your occupation is, 13:22 it doesn't matter where you live... 13:23 the Lord Jesus can find you. 13:26 And the Lord Jesus wants to call you. 13:28 To me that's an incredible thing that He can search 13:32 the entire world over. David tells us in Psalms 13:35 "Where can I flee from Your Spirit? 13:37 Where can I go from You? " 13:38 We CANNOT hide from God... Jonah taught us that. 13:41 But know that wherever you are that God will 13:44 reach you and He will find you 13:46 and He will call you in His service. 13:48 One other thing that just popped in my mind 13:50 is that Elisha was... What was he doing? 13:52 Plowing in his father's field. 13:55 So one of the things - I think one of the qualifications 13:57 for being called in service 13:59 is that you do the thing that your hand finds to do. 14:03 Do whatever is right in front of you 14:06 and then God might just give you something else to do too. 14:09 Amen and Amen! 14:11 All right. Jason: this is from South Africa 14:15 near Cape Town. Um-hmm. 14:17 Let's see... it says: 14:19 What is your motivation for following Jesus 14:22 and telling the world about His good news? 14:24 I love that! That's an excellent question. 14:26 My motivation? Well, one, it started with my training 14:30 as a child. My mother trained me up in the way that I 14:32 should go. Now I left the church for about 14 years 14:36 and I made horrible decisions. 14:38 And as a result... that comes as a result of not 14:41 following God... So I've seen the decisions that 14:44 I make on my own when I'm serving myself 14:47 or serving the enemy 14:49 and then I've seen the decisions that I make 14:52 when I'm serving God because its' God working 14:55 on me, in me, and through me to bring about those decisions. 14:58 And so why do I serve God? 15:02 Because, one: He first loved me. 15:04 He loved me with an everlasting love 15:06 and He loved me so much that He sent His only begotten Son 15:10 to die on the cross for my sins. 15:12 Even while I was walking in darkness 15:15 Christ had sacrificed His life 15:18 so that I could have a "shot" at eternal life 15:21 if I would turn towards Him, accept Him as my personal Lord 15:24 and Savior. And so I'm motivated to share 15:27 Him with everybody because of the love and the protection 15:30 and the wonderful things that He's bestowed upon me. 15:34 He has shown His love in so many ways 15:37 and I've seen His hand of protection in my life 15:39 in so many ways and He's delivered me 15:42 from a life of darkness. Amen! 15:45 Amen and Amen! 15:48 We've got so many questions coming in. 15:49 Someone asked for me to break down begotten again, 15:54 so let me just do that very briefly. 15:56 In covenant language... In the Bible begotten can mean 16:01 that you were the biological father. 16:04 But in covenant language begotten means 16:07 to be set aside for God's special purpose 16:11 as His covenant son. 16:13 So for example when it talks about 16:16 Isaac being the only begotten son of Abraham... 16:21 Isaac... Ishmael was the oldest of Abraham's sons. 16:24 He had eight sons, but Isaac was the only begotten - 16:29 the unique son - through whom the covenant promises 16:32 would be passed. The same for Israel in Exodus 4:20... 16:37 excuse me... Deuteronomy 32 and verse 18. 16:41 God says: "Hey! I'm the Rock who begot you, Israel. " 16:47 They were the new covenant sons of God, 16:51 and He said: "I am the One who fathered you. " 16:54 They weren't the first nation but they were chosen 17:00 for a covenant purpose. The same with Jesus. 17:03 All right. Johnny, this is from Jamaica. 17:08 When did Jesus ask Peter those three questions? 17:12 I guess that would be: "Do you love Me? Do you love Me? 17:14 Do you love Me" that caused Peter to become 17:17 annoyed? Before Christ was crucified? Or after? 17:22 Well, the simple answer is after. 17:24 This is after Peter denied Jesus 17:27 and Jesus was resurrected. You can go to 17:31 the book of John chapter 21... I don't know if you may have 17:33 some words you may want to add... 17:36 This is after the crucifixion; after Jesus was resurrected. 17:41 And I think you've heard some good explanation of that 17:45 experience and so blessed be the name of the Lord. 17:49 Amen. 17:51 Ryan, this is from Virginia. 17:53 How did the wonderful book of Revelation 17:56 get off the island of Patmos where John wrote it? 18:00 OK, yeah... so we know that John was on the island of Patmos. 18:04 The Bible tells us that in Revelation 1:9. 18:06 And you have to kind of dig a little bit in history here. 18:10 I'm certainly not a scholar in this by any means. 18:12 I have not studied specifics as to how this would have gotten 18:16 off the island. The Bible does not tell us 18:18 how the book of Revelation got off the island, but we know 18:21 it did because we have it! 18:23 And so that being said there are some historical 18:27 suggestions as to how that could have happened. 18:29 You've got to keep in mind that church tradition, 18:32 church history and tradition tells us 18:34 that John was persecuted by Rome prior to even going 18:37 to the island of Patmos. And they were doing it 18:40 for the purpose just like they did all the other apostles. 18:42 They wanted to kill him but that didn't work. 18:44 And so they decided: "You know what? We're just going to exile 18:47 this guy. We're going to exile him to the island of Patmos. " 18:49 Now back in those days that would have kind of been like 18:51 an ancient old version of Alcatraz. 18:54 An island of its own. It didn't have all the bars 18:57 and all the things that they would put them in in cells 18:59 but they would exile them to these islands by themselves. 19:02 And by the way, even though the Bible doesn't specifically 19:05 say, history suggests that maybe John wasn't the only 19:08 one on this island. They would have perhaps 19:11 put other prisoners that they exiled on this island. 19:13 And there could have been some organization to this. 19:16 There probably were people there to make sure there was 19:18 order, and of course history suggests that 19:21 there ships that would come to and fro 19:23 from the mainland to the island to give food 19:26 and other provisions and things for the "inmates" 19:30 the prisoners until they served their time. 19:32 So there's a couple of suggestions. Perhaps maybe 19:35 John passed these letters on to someone who was 19:38 on one of those ships and that's how it got to 19:40 one of the churches. Again, these were originally written 19:43 to go to the seven churches, right? 19:44 This letter of Revelation was written to the seven churches. 19:47 And so that being said, it could have been by ship. 19:50 It could have been by some type of mail carrier. 19:51 Perhaps maybe they allowed them, maybe, we don't know. 19:54 But nonetheless, we know that John did get off that island. 19:58 He would have served his time. He would have gotten off 20:01 the island, and his first trip probably would have been 20:03 to Ephesus because in prox- imitry to the island of Patmos 20:07 Ephesus was the closest from the island 20:10 to the land. It was the closest city. 20:12 So whether it was by other hands or whether it was by 20:15 John's hand, that was what history suggests could possibly 20:18 be the way in which the book of Revelation got to us. 20:20 Amen and Amen! I love it! 20:23 Jilly: somebody is asking for your six points. 20:27 I just lost that. 20:28 If you can share - I do - those six points again. 20:32 The 6 points: this is our com- mitment, love's commitment 20:34 to follow Christ. Point #1: Decide to follow him. 20:38 Make a choice to follow the Lord Jesus Christ. 20:41 Point #2: Commit your plans, your ways, your life 20:46 to Him. Number 3: Be willing to follow Him 20:50 come what may. 20:52 Number 4: Love others. 20:56 Number 5: Intercede for others. 20:59 And number 6: Never be ashamed of Christ, 21:02 His Word, or His people. 21:05 Now you're probably saying: "I could not write 21:07 that fast, Jill" so I encourage you 21:09 Sabbath School Panel is on YouTube. 21:11 Go to YouTube and you can stop it and write down 21:13 each one of those points. Amen, amen. 21:16 Those are excellent points. 21:17 All right. This one's for me from New York. 21:21 Why wasn't Jesus concerned with being successful 21:27 in the way the world views success? 21:30 Boy, that's interesting. 21:32 Because the world is upside down. There's 2 dynamics 21:35 of power. There is the love of power 21:38 which originated with Satan. 21:41 It's a controlling, demanding, me first, 21:47 I'm going to protect my interest type power. 21:50 That's the kind of power that the world gives. 21:53 But then there is the power of love. Amen! 21:59 And God operates by the power of love. 22:03 He gave us free will. He does not demand 22:07 that we follow Him. But He woo's us 22:11 by His everlasting love. 22:13 I'm going to tag another one on here that someone sent. 22:17 So why does God need our praise? 22:21 I'm just going to say this: 22:23 God prescribes praise for us. 22:27 Not because it changes Him 22:29 but because it changes us. That's right. 22:32 When we begin to praise the Lord 22:35 I cannot tell you how many times 22:37 I have started off to go to prayer 22:40 and I'm down in the dumps. Something bad is happening. 22:44 But I always begin my prayer with praise. 22:48 And as I begin to acknowledge who He is 22:52 and I'm praising Him and I enter His courts with 22:55 thanksgiving in my heart thank- ing Him for all of my blessings 23:00 remembering how powerful He is 23:02 it is amazing how God changes my attitude. 23:08 The Bible says God inhabits, He dwells 23:12 in the praises of His people. So I personally think 23:16 praise draws us closer to Him. 23:19 All right. Johnny, in Acts 9:5 23:24 it says: "It's hard for you to kick against the goads. " 23:27 What does this mean? This is from Jamaica. 23:31 Hello to Jamaica. 23:33 This phrase: "It's hard for you to kick against the goads" 23:37 in the King James "the pricks" 23:40 this is in reference to the way animals were farmed then 23:44 and still is done in some places 23:47 where there is... In those days there was a piece of iron 23:50 attached to a stick, and it was to drive the animal 23:53 in the direction he should go. 23:55 And if this animal resisted then he's hurting himself 23:59 because it's driven further into his flesh. 24:03 So the Holy Spirit had been working upon Paul 24:06 to become a Christian, to stop persecuting the Christians 24:10 and become one... and he was resisting. 24:12 Because Jesus said in John 16 24:16 that the time is coming when they that persecute you 24:20 and kill you... they think they're doing God's service. 24:22 This is what Paul was thinking: "I'm doing the service of 24:25 the Lord by killing these Christians. " 24:27 And so he was resisting the Holy Spirit 24:30 and when that bright light surrounded him and Jesus 24:33 spoke to him he realized: "Wait a minute! 24:35 This is not something common; this is something divine. " 24:38 Um-hmm. And when Jesus said: "Why do you persecute Me? 24:42 It's hard for you to kick against the pricks. " 24:44 Now some commentators say that this "kick against the pricks" 24:49 was inserted from Acts chapter 26 into verse 9. 24:54 It's in the Bible so... 24:57 this is the meaning: that he was resisting the Holy Spirit. 25:00 Amen and Amen. Jill: How can a God 25:04 so loving be so demanding? 25:07 That's a great question. 25:08 You know, I do not believe God is demanding. 25:11 I believe God is holy. 25:13 Amen! If you look at I Peter chapter 1 25:15 I Peter 1 verses 15 and 16 25:18 it says: "As He who called you is holy 25:20 be you also holy in all your conversation 25:23 because it is written: 'Be holy for I am holy. ' " 25:27 From eternity God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit 25:30 were holy. When God created this world 25:34 Genesis 1, Genesis 2... Adam and Eve: 25:37 perfect holiness, unity, harmony. 25:39 Sin brought disconnection from God and disunity. 25:43 God is not demanding... His law has never changed. 25:47 His law is holy. It's just; it's good. 25:50 At the same time He wants to work His character, 25:54 His love, His law in your heart and in mine so that 25:59 we can be holy. We can't be holy of ourselves. 26:03 It is God who works in us both too will and to do 26:06 of His good pleasure. He's the One who changes us. 26:09 Amen and Amen! 26:12 OK... I'll tell you: this is wonderful. I think we have time 26:15 for a very short question or a short answer 26:18 to a question from Indonesia. 26:20 What can we do to have a revival in the church? 26:23 Just give us some quick thoughts. 26:26 Well we need to seek Jesus. 26:29 We need to put away the unimportant things 26:31 of the world and we need to focus our attention 26:34 on the uplifted Savior. As it says in John chapter 3 26:36 He said: "As Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness 26:40 so shall the Son of Man be lifted up. " 26:42 When we focus on Jesus then the work of the Holy Spirit 26:45 comes and blows through our heart for transformation. 26:47 Amen. And you know I just think about Romans 5:5 26:49 where it says: "God pours His love into our hearts 26:52 by the power of the Holy Spirit. " 26:54 We need to open our hearts and let God pour His love 26:57 for other people. Because when you begin to love the world 27:01 like God loves the world 27:03 you WILL be out witnessing. 27:05 You know, we are coming to the end of our time here. 27:09 I can't believe how rapidly. Thank you panel - all - 27:13 for your answers. If we did not get to your question, 27:16 tonight... this morning... perhaps we will tonight. 27:21 We have another 30 minutes coming up. 27:23 You can still text questions: 618-228-3975. 27:29 Stay tuned. Danny Shelton will be bringing us divine worship. 27:33 Are We God's True Remnant Church? |
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