Participants: J. D. Quinn (Host), Troy Fitzgerald
Series Code: IAA
Program Code: IAA000404
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00:01 I think I can speak for most of us.
00:03 There are times in our lives whenever we ask God questions, 00:06 but did you know that He also has questions 00:08 that He ask of us? Stay with us, 00:11 and see how we're gonna answer these questions. 00:40 As I mentioned a while ago there are plenty of questions 00:42 that we have to ask of the Lord, 00:44 but He also has questions that He ask of us. 00:47 Today, I have a special guest, 00:50 Pastor Troy Fitzgerald from Walla Walla, Washington. 00:54 And he has done a study on this and I think that 00:57 he can enlighten us in many ways. 00:59 So I'd like to welcome Pastor Troy. 01:03 Thank you, J.D. Welcome. Yeah. 01:04 Well, first of all, people want to know a little bit 01:07 about who you are, what do you do, 01:09 what are your responsibilities, 01:11 about your family, et cetera and et cetera? 01:13 Well, the best part is my family, of course, 01:17 and my wife Julia and my two boys, 01:19 Cameron and Morgan, 12, actually 13. 01:23 He says, he's 13. 01:25 He's got a few days before that happens 01:27 and Morgan's 7 years old and the love of my life 01:30 and I just enjoy being with them. 01:32 I live in Walla Walla, 01:33 I pastor at the Walla Walla University Church. 01:36 And so I spend most of time with youth and young adults. 01:40 I'm getting them ready to head out into the world, 01:43 to be missionaries, to be mission minded, 01:45 and to transform the culture that they live in 01:48 by the power of God's grace, so-- 01:49 Amen, so did you have a good youth pastor 01:53 when you were growing up? 01:54 Yeah, I've only had a youth pastor 01:56 for about six months, but it was really 01:58 the most transformational season in my life. 02:01 I thank God regularly for just having someone 02:05 who could push me forward and engage me in ministry 02:08 and responsibility of ministry at a young age. 02:11 Amen, and I know whenever I was looking 02:14 over your resume that you have a degree in Theology, 02:18 that you have a degree, a Masters in Education, 02:21 and then a Doctorate in Leadership. Yes. 02:24 What is a Doctorate in Leadership? 02:26 Well, Doctorate in Leadership expands really 02:28 a whole spectrum of skill sets that that we need to have 02:33 and of late especially, 02:35 the whole dynamic of leadership, 02:37 organizational development. 02:39 And how to make change happen is really-- 02:43 and has been done throughout history and through leaders. 02:46 And so I just decided to study how God can use me 02:51 and how I can just avail my skills to God to transform 02:57 and to create change. 02:58 In a world that, you know, and I know, J.D. 03:01 that we need some serious change to happen, so-- 03:04 Amen, amen, now we're talking about as we mentioned, 03:09 we all have questions that we ask of God, 03:12 but now you've brought this back and reverse 03:15 that there are questions that He ask of us. 03:17 Yeah, I had to, I went through seasons in my life 03:21 and I'm not naturally a skeptical person, 03:25 but I'm curious and I like to have answers. 03:28 And as you go through a life, 03:29 you have these basic questions about God. 03:31 Did Adam have a belly button, 03:32 and how can God have always been? 03:34 And those are basic questions that children always 03:37 throw at pastors and people to try and stump them, 03:39 but as you, as you get older and you experience 03:43 more of life, your questions become much more serious. 03:47 Because you see tragedy or you see things 03:51 that happen that shouldn't happen. 03:53 You feel things and you bump into life 03:56 in such a way that it breaks you. 03:59 And you wonder, you know, God, 04:01 is this suppose to be this way? 04:03 Or why is this happening? 04:05 Where are you in all of that? And people throughout history 04:09 have asked those questions. 04:11 And sometimes in the Bible, we have these scenarios 04:15 where God breaks open the clouds and speaks, 04:18 or He knocks you on the head 04:19 or He comes into your fiery furnace 04:21 or He'll speak through a donkey to you. 04:24 But then there's the vast multitude of people out there 04:27 that that hear no answer. 04:29 They don't really have a response to the deep questions 04:33 that burn in their hearts. 04:35 You know about whether God is real, 04:37 or God is really working in their lives, 04:39 so when they pray, does, does God really hear 04:41 and does He really care and is He answering those things? 04:45 And so you get these serious questions 04:47 and then you don't really hear or response 04:50 the way you might have seen happen in scripture 04:54 time and time again, 04:55 and you begin to wonder about the things 04:57 that you don't know, 04:59 the things that you don't hear answers to. 05:01 And so that was my journey, I just, 05:03 I had all these unanswered questions and then, 05:06 I just happened on a few moments in scripture 05:11 where God didn't answer the questions of humans 05:15 and people who are inquiring of Him, 05:17 but He certainly had some things to say to them 05:20 and they came in the form of a question. 05:22 I've often thought, oh, maybe my questions 05:27 aren't as important as the questions 05:29 that God might have for me. 05:31 As I studied those new answers 05:33 and I studied each story and scripture 05:35 where God actually opens up and says, look, 05:38 I have something I want to ask you now. 05:41 At that point, people's lives shift and change 05:45 as they answer the questions that God has for them. 05:48 Things happen in a big way. 05:50 In fact, we get this doorway into God's heart 05:54 just by looking at the nature of the questions that He asks. 05:58 Where are you? He says to, 06:00 you know, Adam and Eve. 06:01 Well, everybody knows that God knows 06:04 where Adam and Eve are in the garden, 06:06 but Adam and Eve need to say it, 06:08 they need to understand what's truly happened, 06:12 their decision has caused them to be lost. 06:16 And that is, so those moments are just huge. 06:20 So answering the questions seems to be one of the things 06:23 that God wants us to do, His questions for us. 06:27 When did the -- have you always been this curious? 06:31 Well, I'm-- I know that, 06:33 if you're dealing with youth, 06:34 if you're dealing with young adults, 06:36 I think that you were saying 30 06:38 and below was your audience. Yeah. 06:43 But, so I'm sure that they ask these questions 06:46 and then whenever you're put on the spot, 06:48 you probably go do research, 06:49 but have you always been curious? 06:51 Well, I probably have been. 06:53 I tend to forget the times when I've caused 06:56 people trouble with all of my curiosity. 06:59 Oh, I've been around young people, 07:02 they ask questions and then you think about 07:04 how to answer them and then you hear yourself 07:06 answer some of these questions and you know answers, 07:09 do not satisfy, and so, yeah, 07:12 I've been a little bit curious. 07:13 I think one of the times that caused me to just look fully 07:17 at the questions that God asks. 07:20 I think what prompted that was just doing a study 07:24 on Jesus as a teacher. 07:26 For He is in fact the master teacher of all. 07:29 And so, I loved the Savior and the way He taught people. 07:34 And as I always doing just a look through the gospels 07:36 I went through all the red letters in my Bible 07:40 and I looked for question marks. 07:42 And I counted up 277 questions 07:46 that Jesus asked in the Four Gospels alone. 07:48 And as I looked at all those questions 07:51 I just became enamored with 07:53 how penetrating they are, how perceptive. 07:57 And how if I were to just dare answer that question, 08:02 it's likely that my life might change. 08:05 You know, do you believe this, he asks of Mary and Martha. 08:10 He says, "I'm the resurrection and the life." 08:13 This is at a critical moment where they're weeping 08:17 and grieving for the lost of their brother 08:19 and Jesus comes to them with a message and says, 08:21 "I'm the resurrection and the life. 08:23 If you believe in me even though you die you will live." 08:27 And then He asks the question. 08:29 It was a great sermon Jesus, 08:31 but then He asked the question. 08:32 Do you believe this? Amen. 08:36 Every believer, every believer on this planet 08:39 needs to answer that question. 08:41 Do you believe that Christ is the resurrection and life? 08:45 And say it out loud. Amen. 08:47 I do believe that. And even saying that, 08:49 I mean, there's power in just responding to that question. 08:52 So I looked at all of them. 08:54 I looked at every single question that Jesus asked 08:57 and then I thought well, is it just in the gospels 08:59 that He asked these questions, or is it throughout the, 09:03 you know, the Old Testament and the New Testament, 09:05 and sure enough right in the first few Chapters of Genesis, 09:08 He's asking Adam and Eve, 09:09 where are you? where are you? 09:11 And then Moses, you know, what's in your hand, Moses? 09:13 And Elijah, what you're doing in this cave? 09:15 Job, were you there 09:18 when the heavens and the Earth were made? 09:19 And even afterwards would you ask Saul on the road aswell, 09:22 why are you persecuting me? 09:24 So, again as God engages people and He speaks to them, 09:31 it's usually in the form of a question. 09:34 Amen, amen, so I guess that 09:37 what's really important is 09:38 there is a principle involved here and that principle is, 09:41 do you know or do you not know? 09:44 True, and that that's probably the one thing 09:47 that's prompted me toward a study like this. 09:53 Just watching people negotiate through tragedy 09:58 and just disheartening moments. 10:02 Sometimes I found especially with young adults. 10:05 I looked at college students especially. 10:08 As college students go through their life, 10:11 they get to the season 10:13 where all the big decisions are in front of them. 10:16 And they have all of this education and training 10:19 and life experience up to this point. 10:22 They have these ambitious ideas about what to do. 10:25 Who they're gonna marry, 10:26 what they're gonna do for a career, 10:28 and what their impact on the world might be like. 10:32 And then there is all this stuff that they don't know. 10:38 They don't have answers 10:39 to all of their theological questions, 10:40 but they have questions. 10:42 And so I share with them a principle 10:44 that I've had to just integrate into my life 10:48 which like I said, 10:50 fostered just me looking into this discussion. 10:54 And that is the principle that, 10:56 don't let what you don't know confuse you 10:59 about what you do know. Amen. 11:01 As you do that, you take all the things. 11:03 I know God exists, very basic. 11:05 I know God loves me, reveals it in His word. 11:08 I know the Bible can speak truth in my life. 11:11 I know Jesus came and died and rose again, 11:13 and He said, He's coming back. 11:15 So why is it that sometimes people 11:18 when they experience tragedy, or they experience 11:22 some part of life that causes them to wonder, 11:25 well, where is God in all this? 11:29 They erase all that they know. 11:31 Well, you shouldn't, you make your list 11:32 of the things that you know. 11:34 And then you take the things that you don't know. 11:37 And instead of having this list over here 11:40 undermine everything that you've already discovered 11:43 and you know it to be good, right, and true. 11:45 Instead just turn it and look at the things 11:48 that you don't know through the lens 11:51 of the things that you do know. 11:53 As I studied each encounter where God asked people 11:57 a question in scripture, I found a lens by which 12:00 you learn in spite of the things that you don't know 12:04 what you can know to be true, and it calls for a response. 12:08 I think that was the key. 12:09 Is that in every scenario there is some sort of response 12:13 that needs to be made by the person 12:14 who was asked a question by God. 12:16 And that response is what's life changing. 12:19 So there is a time in our lives 12:21 that we need to know that we know that we know, 12:24 and then that will lead them to being 12:26 intellectually honest about one self. 12:29 And I think that the Bible has given us road markers. 12:32 I think that it says, you know that, 12:34 "I will build an altar here because I'll know, 12:36 I know that this is an experience 12:39 that I can build own." That's right. 12:41 And so that's basically what you're saying. 12:43 Yeah, and those markers become critical. 12:46 And sometimes in those moments 12:49 where you respond to the questions that God asks. 12:51 Sometimes in those moments, there's not a whole to say, 12:56 sometimes the questions-- and some of the best questions 13:00 are questions that just make you think 13:01 and arrive at the truth that you maybe aware of, 13:05 but not sure how that might be applied in your life. 13:09 Sometimes those questions prompt a response 13:11 that cause you to just agree with what everybody 13:16 around you can see and, you know, are you struggling? 13:21 You know, yes, I'm struggling. 13:23 And so sometimes just saying those words opens up 13:27 a doorway of freedom for you to walk through 13:29 and you know where to go. 13:31 Yeah, you know, the sad thing about it is, 13:33 is I think that the majority of people out there, 13:35 I don't know if I were to take it up to 70-75% 13:39 basically base their beliefs on what their parents. 13:43 If it was good enough for mom and daddy, 13:44 then it's good enough for me. 13:46 And then because they don't know 13:49 that they know that they know, 13:50 and that they have not studied it themselves. 13:53 I love it that you're sitting here looking at the questions. 13:57 And so I think that whether or not 13:59 you're 15 years old or you're 85 years old, yeah. 14:03 You need to ask those questions, 14:05 what does God expect of me? 14:07 And if you don't ask that question, God will. 14:11 And that's the beautiful part of that that these moments 14:14 that we talk about young people. 14:16 And over the years we've researched 14:18 our young people to ask, you know, 14:21 what do they really know. 14:23 And you talked about an intellectual knowledge, 14:25 but there is also emotional knowledge. 14:26 Emotional knowledge. Or experiential knowledge 14:28 where it's, where all those things are kind of tied in. 14:30 And one of the things that we know about young people 14:34 is that they struggle with the assurance of salvation. 14:37 They struggle to know for sure, without a doubt, 14:42 with this conviction and deep abiding response to God 14:46 that they're gonna go home 14:47 when Christ comes to get them. 14:49 And so part of it for them is just this 14:54 experiential understanding of salvation and one of the, 15:01 you know, one of the topics that I just love in scripture, 15:05 one of the moments that really got me thinking 15:10 about this more was, I mean, the story, 15:13 the famous story of the woman who was caught in adultery. 15:16 Yes, and we know that she was set up in John Chapter 8. 15:22 We know that, that she was, she was not innocent, 15:28 that she was caught in a dubious act, 15:33 but she was set up and postured for failure. 15:37 And then, of course, by the time 15:39 they bought her to Jesus, this was a mob. 15:43 Now when they brought her there, they were after Jesus, 15:46 they didn't care about the woman, 15:47 and pretty much anyone who knows the story 15:49 has talked quite a bit about that. 15:51 And as they bring her to Jesus, 15:53 He begins to, of course, you know, 15:56 writing the names and the things in the sand, 15:59 I don't know exactly what He wrote, 16:00 but the crowd disperses. 16:03 There is this judgment scene and she is brought 16:06 before the judge, Christ, and the whole courtyard 16:11 is dispelled and dismissed. 16:14 Because every one of them is broken, 16:16 every one of them is wrong, and every one of them 16:18 has been caught in the bad way, 16:20 either in the sand or in their conscience. 16:23 And the only two people that are there 16:25 are Jesus and this woman. 16:28 And yet He still asked the question, 16:31 "woman, where are your accusers?" 16:37 I bet, and that's one of the things that I've always 16:40 I've sought to ask young people, 16:42 who's accusing you? 16:44 Who is the one who sits there before you 16:47 and points their judgmental finger at you and says, 16:50 "you're not going home, that you're not good enough, 16:54 and you can't make it." That you're lost. 16:58 And the same respond the woman looks up. 17:01 Now she could have just noticed the empty courtyard, 17:05 but Jesus said, "where are your accusers, 17:09 has anyone condemned you." 17:12 The only one, and Jesus made sure of this, 17:14 the only one who could condemn her 17:16 was standing right in front of her, amen. 17:18 And she says, she says the words, 17:21 "no one, no one has condemned me." 17:26 He says, "neither do I, go and sin no more." 17:30 He wanted her to answer the question 17:33 because something happens when you say it, 17:36 something happens when you convey the truth 17:40 that you know to be true. 17:43 And it transformed her, I know it did. 17:46 And that's what happens when young people 17:47 when you ask them, do you believe that 17:50 Christ died for your sins? Yes. 17:53 Is there anything that stands in your way? 17:57 And they say, "well, you know, no." 17:59 Is there anything that stand in your way 18:02 who can condemn you if Christ has done for you? 18:05 Nothing. "Say it louder," 18:07 I say to them. Nothing. 18:10 You almost want them to just get confident 18:12 and say it over and over again. 18:14 I know we've been taught to say that I'm not saved, 18:18 to be overconfident about that. 18:19 But, and what else can we be confident 18:22 that Christ is able to save us 18:24 and He want us to say the words. 18:27 I'm going home because of what Christ did, amen. 18:30 I think that's one thing that not only young people, 18:32 but those of us who are just young at heart 18:34 need to say more often. 18:36 And what happens is as we say it 18:38 that confidence in our heart grows. 18:40 The faith muscle inside of us grows. 18:45 Now, now there is something extremely, 18:47 you know, it totally says it's just part of life 18:49 and death on the tongue. Yeah. 18:51 And so, I mean, I appreciate this and I mention, 18:54 I think that this will probably touch 18:56 a lot of people's heart out there. 18:58 You know, number one is to go back and, and study, 19:03 I mean, this is a great example right here. 19:05 Yeah. Are there other examples? 19:07 There are, well, I'll give you a modern day example 'cause, 19:11 you know, you talk about getting it 19:12 and to experience that. 19:15 I didn't really understand how powerful 19:17 God's amazing grace was, the power to change you, 19:21 and to cover you, and to transform your life. 19:25 Until I worked at summer camp, 19:27 I know lots of people go to summer camp, 19:29 they have a great time, but I was working at a summer camp 19:32 in Yosemite National Park and it was Camp Wawona. 19:36 And I was going on a pack trip, you know, 19:39 all the kids load up their horses within overnight, 19:42 sleeping bag and a mat, they go out, 19:45 they ride their horses out in the wilderness 19:46 and they stay overnight in the woods. 19:49 I drove out, brought my guitar, 19:50 I was gonna do a little worship for the kids. 19:53 And so I drove out to the meadow we're at several, 19:56 several minutes away by truck 19:58 and about several hours by horseback. 20:01 I'm checking on the horses as they get out of the truck 20:03 and I'm walking by the horses 20:04 and I walked by this one horse. 20:07 And the saddle soaking wet and it didn't take me long 20:13 to discover what had happened. 20:15 I got close and I thought, these are teenagers. 20:20 What happened, some, some young person had an accident? 20:25 They wet the horse. I thought who would, 20:31 who would do that and how did that happen. 20:34 So I made my way out to the meadow, 20:35 as I was making my way I thought, 20:37 oh, there is one boy who is not a teenager. 20:39 He is a 10-year-old boy, who is working, 20:43 his parents were working at the camp, 20:45 and he was just a young kid who went on the pack trip. 20:48 Now what, what must have happened and sure enough 20:51 he's standing in line with his legs crossed, 20:54 trying to stay out of sight. 20:56 And as I came up to him, I said, 20:59 "hey, you know, Joshua, we need to go out back 21:01 and, and we need to go for a walk in the meadow." 21:05 I wanted to get him away from the teenagers 21:06 'cause I thought, boy, if the teenagers, yeah, 21:08 if the teenagers get a hold of him, 21:10 he's gonna be done, he's gonna be finished. 21:12 Valuable lesson right here, valuable lesson. 21:15 That's right, so I pulled him out 21:17 and I walked him out and I said, 21:18 "Joshua, I notice you, you wet the horse." 21:22 And tears started streaming down his face, 21:24 the shame and the embarrassment. 21:26 He's started crying, I don't know the 21:27 bears and the girls." 21:29 Of course, there are two things 21:31 that forced him to do what he did and that was, 21:35 we told him not to go in the woods by himself 21:37 because there are bears out there. 21:39 So we trapped him, then there are teenage girls 21:41 which are even more frightening than bears, 21:43 and so he had his accident. 21:46 I walked him out to the other end of the meadow 21:48 and I heard the trickling of the creek, amen. 21:51 And I brought him close and I said, 21:53 "Joshua let's, let's get your change of clothes." 21:56 He says, "These are all the clothes I have." 22:00 So I said, "Why don't you come over here?" 22:02 And the thought came to me, I know God put it in my mind 22:05 'cause I'd never think like this. 22:08 I leaned over the creek, I said, "Come here." 22:11 And when he got close and I first splashed him 22:12 with a little water on his face. 22:14 And he said, "Hey, you're gonna get me all wet." 22:18 So I started splashing him and he started splashing me 22:21 and I put him in the creek and I wash him back 22:24 and forth in a deeper portion, kind of do a spins cycle. 22:27 We were soaking wet up to our shoulders, 22:30 to the shoulders down we were soaking wet. 22:34 And we walked back to camp and one of the directors 22:37 and this young person and kids asked the question, 22:41 "hey, what happened to you guys." 22:44 No more shame, no more guilt, completely free. 22:48 The young person answered he says, "we got wet." Amen. 22:52 And that just reminded me of that passage in Corinthians 22:55 where it says, "The Christ who knew 22:57 no sin became sin for us, 23:01 that we might become the righteousness of God." 23:06 And J.D., I want to walk around with my head held high, 23:11 my heart humbled by this notion 23:14 that I am the righteousness of God for what He did for me. 23:19 Amen. And I need to say it, I need to answer that question 23:23 because even in the end, 23:24 how are we ever going to stand up against the accusers, 23:30 you know, blame in court to us. 23:34 Revelation 12 talks about that. 23:36 How will they said? The accuser stands before them 23:38 day and night, how will we ever answer. 23:42 And they say, they testify, we have the blood of the Lamb, 23:46 and that they don't love their own lives even unto death. 23:48 That, that ability to say that this is what 23:52 Christ has done for me is powerful. 23:54 Amen. Is powerful, amen. 23:56 And what I also love is the way 23:57 that the Lord touched your heart, yeah. 23:59 And He instilled that grace through you, 24:02 you know, His grace. You were emulating Him. 24:04 That's something that Christ would do, 24:06 not to sit and embarrass someone. 24:08 And you give Him the praise and the glory. 24:11 That's right. And God put this in my head. 24:13 That's right. Walking toward a creek. 24:15 You're just trying to wrap your arm 24:17 around this precious young man and just, 24:19 where do I go from here and the Lord gave you the answer. 24:22 Yeah, and that that connects with what Paul said 24:25 about the ministry of reconciliation. 24:27 If you have been bought with that price and you know it, 24:31 you've answered that question, no one condemns me, 24:34 I stand before God as His child, 24:37 saved and righteous. 24:40 Then what are you doing? 24:42 You have a Ministry of Reconciliation to the world 24:46 that that your, what you emanate 24:49 and what you live and how you live 24:51 is one of those grace oriented, 24:55 mercy driven missions where you want others 24:59 to be covered just like that. 25:02 To, to release the shame of sin 25:04 and to walk in newness of life. 25:07 And like I said, you know, earlier about the young kids, 25:11 it's an experiential thing 25:12 which you've got to kind of taste and say 25:16 and see and touch, and grapple with. 25:19 It's a question that probably doesn't-- 25:22 The first time you answered it, 25:23 it doesn't sound believable to you, 25:25 but it is as you do it. 25:27 It's, I illustrated this when I was in England 25:30 speaking there, teaching the British 25:33 how to make a cup of tea. 25:35 And, of course, they're the champions of this. 25:37 But I held out a hot cup of water, 25:40 and a clear mug, and I took the tea bag 25:43 and I dipped it in there and I said, 25:44 "This is how you make tea." And I took it out immediately. 25:47 And they all looked at me and said, 25:48 "What are you, what are you doing? 25:49 It's not how you make tea, leave it in there." 25:52 And I said, "Okay." 25:53 And I left it in there for three seconds and I pulled out. 25:56 They said, "no, it's not long enough. 25:59 Leave it in there longer." 26:00 And sure enough as you leave it in there what happens. 26:05 Well, that hot water gets in to the bag of tea 26:09 and what's in the bag tea gets into the hot water 26:12 and you see it's squeezing out and changing the color 26:15 and the flavor and the richness, 26:17 and that's why I believe that answering that question 26:20 is just like that little moment. 26:22 It's got to get in. 26:24 And these questions that God ask, 26:26 they soak into us. 26:28 And the more we answer them, 26:29 squeezes that flavor out and the more 26:31 we abide in the richness of those moments 26:35 where we interact back and forth with God, 26:39 then the flavor of our lives change, 26:42 becomes rich and deep, and you know, 26:44 the bottom-line for me is, 26:47 as I think about that is that's 26:50 answering that question. 26:53 It's so much more important than answering the question 26:56 of how could God have always been or did Adam 26:59 have a belly button, or when is this gonna happen, 27:04 how is that gonna look? 27:06 When I look at all those questions, 27:07 those questions just they're shortsighted, 27:10 they're lame questions compared to the ones 27:14 that Christ has for me and as I answer them, 27:19 I'm different, I'm changed. 27:22 Well, I love about it, is that we become one, yeah. 27:25 You know the, and the more that we can verbalize it 27:29 not only to ourselves internally, 27:31 but we're giving Him and so then it just, 27:35 man, I can tell a story on that, 27:36 but we're running out of time. 27:39 That's the beauty. Amen. 27:40 We're just running out of time. 27:42 I just want to appreciate you so much. 27:45 Thank you. Pastor Troy for being here. 27:47 And I just, I know that there is people 27:49 that are listening to this, that that they maybe seeing us 27:52 for the first time. 27:53 God does ask me questions, 27:55 they'll go look in the red print, Just respond. 27:58 Amen, amen. I just want to thank you 28:02 each one of you for being with us today. 28:04 Today is a wonderful day in the Lord. 28:06 God bless each and every one of you. 28:08 See you next time. |
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