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00:12 >> Welcome back to the second now of a program that I believe is most relevant for
00:15 the growth and the >> health of the Christian Church evangelism. One word 00:21 that on which the salvation of all of humanity is hinged. We've had past the camera 00:26 division is going to continue. Thank you for what you talk about in the first hour. I 00:29 think your side, I don't know. I get that impression. But thank you for your passion and 00:34 your commitment to evangelism and what you do for the cause of Christ. And some of the 00:40 myths and misconceptions of the evangelists. And if you're just joining us, you may have 00:44 missed the first out. But we're going to continue and maybe reiterate some of those 00:49 things. But what I want to start and buy diving into is giving our viewers and 00:54 listeners the information that they would need. We are taking questions in this hour. And if 00:59 you have any questions about evangelism, you could be about budget. So whatever the 01:05 method, whatever comes to mind, you can send that question too. 6, 1, 8, 2 to 8, 01:12 39. 75. That's if you want to texted or you can e-mail those to live at 3 ABN DOT TV. Send 01:19 those in before this hour's open, which are past division will try to answer those. one 01:25 of the questions I exit out with. And I like to come back in to that is it deceptive to 01:35 hide our denominational identity to do it. Public evangelism, I would say it a 01:40 definitive no. It is not deceptive it. Now, let's walk through a little bit now. This 01:46 concept is I think deeply rooted like what we need to tell people that like you put 01:51 out an advertisement, it should say brought to you by the 7th Avenue Church. teach 01:55 about that. >> And we we feel probably a good feeling. We want to make 01:59 sure you get everything out on the table. So there's no questions at all. But if you 02:02 look at the Ministry of Jesus, for example, OK, many times that he tell people and don't 02:08 tell people who did this. Don't when Peters confession of Christ, he said knots, keep 02:13 this to yourself essentially, right? People he'll be 6. Don't go tell the precinct 02:17 what was going on. The quintessential example, in my estimation, is the road to Why 02:22 Luke Chapter? 24 Jesus, his, you know, walking along with these disciples. But he 02:27 purposefully disguises right? And so it's not deceptive. He didn't call himself another 02:34 name but heat. He limited their exposure to information to what they could handle at 02:37 the time. Right. And so why does he do? And he's walking along the and the the 02:44 interaction. If you've never of the story you've 24 in fastest of is one of my 02:49 favorites. I think great. I preached a sermon in the Spanish country not called it. 02:54 Agua hot water, hot water because you know the word emails means hot water. How 03:00 about week, OK, Andrew Cement peace. So they were leaving Jerusalem. The city of peace 03:05 going downhill 7 miles on their way to hot water, hot water when they met Jesus and 03:08 of that identity. So >> let's go to that. I love areas. Just instrumental. 03:13 Look, ye and in take a look at it and says he had to. 24 is overturning exactly. It says 03:17 here, let's go down to let's go to first 15 K so was while they conversed in reason to 03:26 these are these disappointed disciples right after the they didn't know the resurrection 03:30 of Jesus happen that Jesus himself drew near and went with them to try. And that's 03:35 all we had They should be. So your choice for their walking with Jesus. But an expert 03:38 says. >> But their eyes were restrained so that they did 03:42 not know him. He didn't identify the purposely their eyes were strain. So he was 03:47 still the same person. But made sure they didn't recognize him. That right. And 03:52 then he starts going through the motions of this. What kind of conversation is why are 03:57 downtrodden and they start to love this correcting Jesus, teaching Jesus or you're the 04:03 only one who doesn't know what went Then where have you been these? Then? He without 04:08 revealing his identity right? It says here, then in 25 foolish ones and slow of hard 04:17 to believe in all that the profits have spoken. not the Christ who have suffered these 04:21 things and to enter into his glory and notice 27 and beginning at Moses, of course, 04:28 is the first author of Scriptures. That could be the book of Genesis itself right? 04:32 Moses and all the profits he expounded to them in all the scriptures, the things 04:39 concerning himself. He was teaching them about himself without revealing himself. 04:46 That right. So why did he do it in this? Wouldn't the simplest way to reveal himself 04:49 be high? But he didn't do that. Why? Because he wanted to walk them through an 04:58 understanding of God's word so that when they did have the recognition of who was it 05:03 wasn't based on a fleeting feeling or some sort of like something else that could be 05:07 blown away by some other wind of Dist. They would have an established faith on the word 05:13 of God. Now, as the story continues at CES. He goes on. They constrained him a verse. 05:21 29 saying abide with us for just toward evening. The day is far spent. First 30 now 05:23 when it came to pass as he sat at the table with them that he took bread, blessed and broke 05:28 it and gave it to them. Then their eyes were open to try and they knew him. now I like 05:34 to read into this just a little bit. He's sitting at table with them and now he 05:40 extends himself to give them the bread, right? That's right. Dimon, opens up those 05:45 hands and for him brief moment. Their eyes are completely unveiled, right? 05:51 And they know exactly who he is. And then it says and he vanished from their site. So 05:57 far, only a brief moment that they see Jesus face to face. It had to be the most 06:00 exhilarating like. Flood of light dawning on them. They like, oh, and I have to 06:07 imagine that Jesus maybe smiled and winked or something as he left, you know, but 06:11 regardless he vanishes and what was their And they said to one another verse. 32, it 06:18 did not. Our heartburn with in us while he talked with us on the road. And while he what 06:24 open the scriptures open the switch. They looked back and said. The power of this moment 06:30 wasn't just seeing Jesus in person. It was understanding Jesus from the scripture 06:36 itself. Now we have a faith that even if Jesus is not here personally in our present, we 06:42 have a knowledge of who he is. That is as solid as scripture itself. So the method Jesus 06:48 use was he was scriptural before he became personal. Well, exactly, especially in 06:53 primary and this story exactly when you think about it. If we were to start off by saying 06:58 we're 7th Avenue, we believe in and mortality. So we believe in the second coming 07:00 is not. It's too much right? It's over. It's over killed, right? It is not being as wise 07:07 as serpents and harmless as doves, which by the way, Jesus gave that in the context of 07:12 soul winning evangelist, he says I'm sending you out and you need to be wise as 07:16 serpents witches. You know, the serpent is a representation of Satan, but 07:20 Florida, Satan. But pure is Christ right. And so we have the example of crisis see how 07:26 to apply that in the work of so winning an evangelist sister. What makes an 07:31 interesting comment on this? 2 of 2, brother who's headed out on a missionary in Denver. You 07:37 can find this in testimony to Southern Africa Page 17. She says this to this missionary. 07:43 Do not feel that you're bound and duty. The first thing to tell the people we're 7 Davin 07:49 us. We believe the 7th is a Sabbath. We believe in the mortality, the soul. 07:54 >> And thus direct, most formidable barriers between you and those who wish to 07:57 reach. And she explains how do not feel as an honest man that you must tell all that you do 08:02 believe at the very onset. So it's not at all deceptive to say we're going to be looking 08:08 at prophecies from the word of God and we're going to open our bibles and see what his 08:12 for truth is for today. And we look at the signs of the end. We're going to look at 08:19 prophetic images. That's exactly what we're going to be doing it right. And so it's 08:23 not at all disingenuous. We don't start off with the state of the dead or that secret 08:25 rapture or the mark of the beast. We're going to get there as people walk through 08:29 scripture. And when we get to the rim that church well start to say, well, OK, what I'm 08:35 looking for, these identifying characteristics who keep the Commandments of God that the 08:39 testimony of Jesus who preach the 3 Angels message? Well, there's only one option left 08:44 trying, right? So it's not at all bait and switch. It's exactly the method that Christ 08:51 used to help people see and see the truth as it is in Jesus and build their faith on 08:55 something solid. That's very good because a lot of times. Being a involved in media past 09:01 with the evidence church for 35 years now seeing the storms because sometimes people tend 09:08 to pigeonhole. To nominations based on their miske understanding of the 09:13 nominating. >> And that's not unusual. I've often said to people, if 09:18 you want to find out what we believe is people don't go to you to come to us because you 09:24 to vote. I think that explains it all for sure if YouTube universe, but it's also very 09:29 skew toward the person that's making the presentation. And some people say, well, you 09:33 know, they hide their identity, didn't want you to know anything they want to 09:35 sneak up on you and kind of just draw all u N. But if you look at the scriptures data's, 09:39 not exactly what that's not at all. What being done. You follow the method of crisis as 09:45 in first. 35. He was known to them in the breaking of Wait a minute. That was a seven-mile 09:53 journey. Why did he reveal himself in the first What about the Second did you 09:59 forget in the 3rd Miley could have said to him on the Christ couldn't taken the opportunity 10:03 when when they were saying are you the only one in Jerusalem that didn't know what 10:08 happened? You could is that, hey, it happened to me like I know. First, I know first he 10:11 could have done in the 4th mile. Why not? The 5th smile? I mean, surely you welcome 6 10:14 miles and nothing happens. You about to walk right past my house and you would not have 10:20 come in unless we invited you in. You wait to the last moment to the breaking of 10:25 bread. It was him all along. So here's the point that you made and I really like this. 10:34 Let the focal point not be you. God's word. Yes. And when the focal point is God's word, 10:42 you'll find Christ. Amen. That's exactly what I get in first. 35. He was known to 10:46 them in the breaking of bread. It's not about us. It's about him. But the revelation of 10:50 Jesus, which is a book of revelation, be the focal point. So so it's not 10:55 deceptive. Then to not at the very outset say, hey, guys, here's who we are. That's what 11:01 we've been doing for the last 135 years. no, just say, well, hey, we want to share with you 11:07 what God's word says, absent you'll discover God in the process, if you again, did the 11:12 best exemplar of this is Jesus himself. You look at the woman at the way you look at every 11:16 interaction he meets them where they are and starts there, you know, and just 11:19 works with them. From that perspective and guides them on to what they can it handle. 11:25 And it's exactly the method of Jesus. He. You hit another example, the woman at the 11:29 well, he said when he was. Pulling that slowly out that evangelistic through, think is 11:36 that, hey, by the way, when you get some water, let me let me take care that water. Come 11:39 on up. But he that to me. I call that the reciprocal because lot of times we think 11:46 that Jesus just once something from us. So at that, we want something from But that's the 11:54 first time I saw script of what he wants. Something from us. Get me to drink. He wants 11:58 us to quench his thirst. Also. But let's go back to this here because some questions have 12:03 come in. Okay that I want castaway and we have, by the way, have quite a bit to 12:08 cover. We'll try to get this in before the album just 10. Some of these questions. I 12:12 think this is a common and the answer. The question. Church needs a Bible worker that will 12:19 do Bible work. Letitia evangelism, untrained eye members, adult and youth in 12:21 that work. Had little success in finding one. How do we find one? Well, that's a 12:32 challenging question if you're looking for by the worker. But the first thing I would say 12:34 because I'm not a specialist and I don't have a whole stack of Bible workers. I can deploy 12:38 out there, you know, ministries that trained by the workers for that very cause. 12:40 But I will tell you that. >> Employment of Bible workers as a vocation has gone down 12:48 tremendously in the last decade or so. You know it his reasons for unemployment in 12:53 conference in church is stipends and all kinds of structural things have been 12:55 dent in that. I would say that if there was no such thing as a Bible worker. By the work 13:00 should still go forward and the ultimate goal would be the have the minister not only be 13:09 an evangelist in his own right, but trainer of Evangelists in the 13:12 congregation so that church members themselves would be out there giving Bible studies 13:18 finding leads an interest in doing the work of evangelists in the full cycle, partnering 13:22 with pastor the public phase and all the different things that go into it. That Situates 13:27 says that every church should be a training school for Christian workers tried and 13:30 that the member should be taught how to get Bible studies, how to get how to 13:34 teach at a school classes, how to help the poor and how to work for the unconverted. And 13:39 so we oftentimes have a model. Right now where and, you know, an average church might have 13:46 100 members and they're watching one man work. When the reality is his job is to 13:52 help them to get to do their job. Watch that. We have 101 workers in the church. And so, 13:59 yes, he's still going to his individual labor. But his other job is to help. In fact, 14:04 let's take a look at this in a fusion is with you, OK? Ephesians chapter for one of 14:08 the day. Powerful things we find in scripture is this division of Duty, if you will, 14:16 in the body of Christ in fees Chapter 4 verse 11, it says and he gave he himself, gave 14:21 some to be apostles. Some profits, some evangelists and some pastors and teachers. 14:26 Let's pause right there. The fact that says some strongly implies that is not all but 14:34 some are right. Some are pastors. And what's the purpose of these positions in 14:38 the church for the equipping of the Saints? Exactly work of minutes, right for equipping 14:44 the Saints to do work of ministry. Right? And if you skip down to the end, he talks 14:48 about how the whole body joining together. But I want everyone Pfizer, 16, exactly 14:53 when every part doesn't share causes growth of the body price. Right? So sometimes 14:59 people like if we only had a pastor or a trainer or teacher or an evangelist, then the 15:03 work we go forward. But the Bible tells us that the role of the pastor, they've 15:07 Angeles, the teacher is to equip the members for missionary service. So while 15:14 it can be a benefit and there are occasions when you can have a Bible worker praise the 15:18 Lord, but I like their emphasis. If you're bringing them in, they shouldn't be 15:23 just there to do the work. It should be helping us to know how to do the work. So that by 15:27 God's grace, we'll all be workers in the cause I didn't actually mention that in the 15:32 early part of the problem. The ephesians 2.10, Aspen, but we are as workmanship. that's our 15:37 employment to do. Work. Here's why God calls us. you know, it's like saying a I keep 15:43 going back to the Apple example. You know, we need somebody to cell phones. Don't 15:47 you work for Apple in the Apple Store? What do you do? Well? I believe in the 15:53 product, but I'm not. Train to cell So are you technician? No. But I work for Apple, but 16:01 so what do you do? Well? I love their product like, well, I'm a little boy by Apple, but 16:10 each one of us has something to do so shoe sometimes it falls on the shoulder of us 16:14 has passed us. What if I have no church support for evangelism? They either don't 16:22 have the budget. do not want to help evangelize. Do I try to find his church? Well, 16:30 let's not jump to that right away. But let's assume that it's not for you know. 16:38 Malevolent reasons that they're not against you. They just can't afford it right now 16:41 where they just never thought about it or maybe they're just it's it's it's not on their 16:45 radar screen or something like, OK, but you have this burden for winning souls. 16:48 Yeah. The first thing I would say is go in fact, I don't say that Jesus is the Lord has 16:53 laid on you right? And so one of the best things you can do to help a church grow is start 16:59 doing the work yourself and start being an example. And if you start showing up to stuff 17:06 and always having something to share and maybe have a visitor with you or start talking 17:08 about how in my interaction this week I've been giving this Bible say people are 17:13 going to start to notice that they're going to ask him questions and it's going to 17:16 start too, you know, a stir Scripture says Love and good works. And I love that 17:22 imagery, by the way, from the book of Hebrews were talks stirring up loving, good 17:24 works. It implies that love and good works are in there somewhere to try that in the 17:33 anyone who has ever had an encounter with Christ. It did. And they might have a callus 17:37 over that to s**** soft spot, you know, but in their heart of hearts, they know the fears 17:44 a stirring that there's a capacity there. There's a longing for more. But 17:48 sometimes those settle down to the bottom and the love and good works gets separated out 17:54 like a like a good jar. Peanut butter. You know, the healthy stuff kind of stir it up And 17:58 so if I were in a local church, in fact, not if I was a local church since that kind 18:03 of the conference office. Choose where to be member of church. I was in the sine, the 18:10 pastor to church as the pastor. And so. Where do you go? Well, I wanted to place 18:15 right? Be of service. I want to be helpful and, you know, for awhile there, I didn't 18:22 have any local office, by the way. Now on the person Ministries leader for our 18:25 local church in this at a school teacher, too. But regardless, if I ever had an 18:32 office where gather given a budget or had a title, I don't care. I'm going to still be 18:36 working for souls in this church help move this church and grow it for God's grace, 18:41 even on my own. If no one else helps me to try and that individual commitment this 18:46 contagious and other people will start to question and asking, how can I be part of 18:50 this, too? And what's different about you and it will by God's grace, grow up 18:55 into a benefit. Wow. That's that's good. Going back to the personal and both of these 18:59 questions right away addressed an issue that I'm so glad you're here for take us a lot 19:05 of times. Take off the tee off from the word worker. Hend Bible work is something all of 19:14 us each one of us should be involved in and it goes back to the Fusion's, for get to 19:19 training people so they could find a level of comfort. Let's talk about the fear factor. 19:24 Okay. That's a lot of times. Fear plays a major role on 2 levels sometimes we're fearful 19:28 of their fear. That's great. It then our fear of their fear has created in their Our fear 19:37 of their fear is greater than their fear. >> You know, like a people's 19:40 ala. So fear probably comes in various forms for different people. Some people might be 19:50 afraid. >> That they're going to be rejection like they go door to 19:52 door. of the main reason people go door to door is because they're afraid of the 19:55 door being slammed right Other people might be up for it. I think that you're right about 20:02 that that I've had far more pop, positive interactions, the negative. I mean, on a 20:08 scale of 100 to one, probably I can think of a very few times someone has been just 20:11 vulgar, rude and just that horrible to me at door. I I guess it can happen from time 20:16 to time. But somehow this character is out there that if I step forward in it's going 20:20 to be the I honestly believe the phantom some time. Yeah, it is in. So there it is a 20:27 false fear that can be alleviated just by going out and seeing that is not true. 20:30 Come along with me, will go door to door and find people are nice. You know, it's OK, 20:35 the pen. There's another fear that it might be more legitimate. It's not so much a 20:38 fear. People saying no. I think is a fear. People saying yes. Would you like to study 20:44 the Bible? You like? Absolutely. I've been praying. Can we start right now? I 20:51 wasn't. I was I was geared up for the no. I was bracing for the slammed door right? But I 20:58 don't know to do in someone's actually eager and interested. And so there's a lack of 21:02 preparation. I don't know what I would do. I don't know how it fit my schedule. I don't 21:05 know what resource to use. So that lack of familiarity and training and preparation can 21:11 lead to a can lead to some fears on the moment on their own. That can be alleviated by 21:15 preparation in practice. And I love this one. It kind of ties to the spiritual gift. I'm 21:22 afraid it's not my spiritual gift. don't feel it's my spiritual gift. Well, I don't 21:27 know where we got this idea that spiritual gifts are just the things we're all ready 21:31 automatically interested in or the things we're naturally interested in or have a 21:35 passion for something like this. But nowhere in scripture. Do we find 21:42 witnessing as a spiritual gift? Now, no sharing your faith is not an option for 21:46 that. Is your light shine? It's let your light shine. It could be part and parcel who 21:50 you are as a follower of Jesus Christ. And so. When people say things like it's not my 21:56 gift to I'm not that good at it. All right. You that you might not be good at it. You 22:01 might stumble. You might not know what to do, OK? But I would lay this out there. If 22:07 you are in a car crash. And your leg were mangled and had to be repaired and you had to 22:15 be laid up in hospital bed and for from while there's apparatus and rods and Cass is 22:20 a mess right? But over time it starts to Hugh up in the day comes you can start taking all 22:26 that apparatus often. You cut off the cast and and that the physician comes in. So let's 22:30 take a look at you. Well, first of all, is that Legan look different on the other 22:33 one. Sure it's going to be at your feet. Abed is going to be. It's probably have little 22:38 discolored. Maybe it you may be even smelly. And so problems with that, had that 22:42 personal experience. You have, you know, that area. But if you are than to hop out of bed 22:46 and start, I was doing some jumping jacks or running. You fall over said no. And that 22:51 physical therapist is not going to come and say, oh, it's clear you don't have the 22:54 gift of mobility. Of course, not love they're going to say, well, of course, you're not 23:00 ready to run yet, but they're not going to rest. And they're not going to say let's just 23:06 schedule amputation. No, I'm going to say is let's start small us to some stretching a 23:11 little bit of flexing some weightless work on a range of motion and they were. Let me 23:17 put it this way being bad at something or unfamiliar with something is not evidence. You 23:21 need to do it less. It's evidence you need to do it more. Save that one more time. 23:26 Right? Being bad at something are being unfamiliar with something is not evidence. You 23:31 need to do it less its evidence. You need to do more now when it comes to sharing 23:35 your faith. How many people in our churches have never given a Bible study. They've never 23:41 invited someone to their church service. They've never gone door to door to talk 23:44 about an upcoming meeting. They've never sat with someone and and walked through the 23:48 scripture with them in lead to those convicting moments and in decisions for Jesus. That's 23:53 so true. And if they ever do, they might be squeamish. They might be fearful. They might 23:57 be hesitant. They might, in fact, closing at it. And they could look back and say off 24:04 the I'm not prepared or I it's not my gift. And let me tell you something. Friends that 24:07 snow were found in scripture being that it's something we're being unfamiliar is not 24:12 evidence. Utilizes evidence. You need to do it more. And I believe that the Lord wants us 24:17 to get active in our faith. And but sister White says this, our capabilities will 24:22 increase by use right capabilities will increase by as you may not be that good 24:28 right now. But you're next was going to be a little better to try. And it's just we're doing 24:33 at this idea that spiritual things have to go from 0 to 100 and that telling notes 24:36 from God, no, no, put it in practice and let the Lord grow you in his work, right? The 24:43 Bible use the phrase that grow by Hughes, thanks the growth of use. Yeah. I mean, that 24:47 example is just so clear to me because just use a short story with your wife came when we 24:52 came to 3 P in 19 years ago. The for least thing my wife ever think to do. She's so 24:59 good at it now better than I am. As an audio I couldn't get it to look at a wave file 25:07 affect my wife's definition for way. File we are good. But a look at this file. My audio 25:12 editor. That was a way file. But now. Amazed by how God has developed her. And once again, 25:20 the fact that something on familiar with, it doesn't mean that you need to do a less 25:25 means. You need to do it more. That's right. And that's how the gift has developed a. 25:29 >> I would just look at the camera, just maybe if you're driving, don't don't pull off 25:33 them if you You don't just listen carefully. If you're not comfortable doing it, if 25:38 you're fearful of doing if you don't know how to do it, that's an indication you need 25:42 to do it more so that you can game the skill and develop that skill because people that 25:47 are eventually better at what they do because practice doesn't make perfect. Make 25:53 sure that it and what you But it means you have to put some action into that and say, OK? 25:57 First time using Photoshop. I don't have a clue what these tools 30 years later, 10 26:03 years, 2 Wow. Now you're telling other people that means it's all about training. 26:08 But I think that what we need to do is Christians need to get that mindset. That what 26:13 works in the world around them. Hes also a play couple to developing these Christians 26:19 killed. It's not always just this is your gift try to get the gift no. What is your 26:24 interest? That is not a bad thing. What are you interested I to learn how to evangelism a 26:31 minute, OK, talk about that. Or you could even say what is my interest? I enjoy these 26:36 hobbies. Will how can they use that in evangelism right now? So the point is that. 26:42 >> If evangelism and that soul winning that personal labor, whatever you want to call it 26:46 is an expectation of every church member, OK, well, then I have to say, well, how it 26:52 how can I go about doing this is not an if. How, and when. What tools continues. Right? 26:58 So now we've taken the option of not doing it off the table. Then how do I start getting 27:01 engaged with it? Well. First of all, like you talk about practice. I don't know why it 27:08 is. couldn't you take us out of the afternoon and get together with your own people 27:13 who aren't, you know, prospective members or new interests or or strangers down 27:17 the road and just get together and say, let's practice, let's iron sharpening iron. Let's 27:21 give Bible studies to each other right? First of all, you're going to be blessed by 27:24 studying the Bible, but you're going to do it in a way that you can prepare to share it 27:29 with someone else and they can give you feedback. And so I don't know why we don't do 27:33 that kind of training in churches and maybe there's a lot of churches to do. But 27:38 when Cisse, why go back to that statement? She said every church should be a training 27:40 school for Christian workers. We have to get in the mindset that church, at least in part, 27:45 is supposed to be school, right? I'm supposed to come to church, not just to receive 27:52 but be trained, equipped, inspired, resourced, whatever to go out and share. I'm going 27:57 to be turned into a just like Jesus said, come follow me. I'll make you become fishers 28:03 of men. So that when when those disciples put down the Nets left the money box, 28:08 right, and follow Jesus. They were just going to watch him work. He was going to train 28:14 them to be If you read to the Gospel record, that's what Jesus is doing over and over 28:21 again with its baptizing are helping feed the 5,000 or working with the groups. 28:24 Whatever was he was doing, he intentionally trained them in it. So by the time we get to 28:31 Luke Chapter 9, he can send them out and give them authority over these things. 28:34 Just like he had done. You're going to start working these lines, too. And that's what 28:39 our churches should be. They should be centers not only for inspiration, but also for 28:43 practical instruction and practice in training and equipping. So that. As a body 28:50 of Christ, we don't have non-functioning members reichen body is working 28:56 together and you mentioned we would. The Bible describes the church as body with many 29:03 moving parts. Anything that's not working. Is dysfunctional. right kind of medical help in 29:09 that respect. And that is that's what the spirit help. So you answer the question. 29:13 How does someone overcome the fear sharing their faith? What steps can I take to start 29:16 sharing my faith? You just answer that are there more ways to witness then other 29:21 than singing or preaching? What a more specific, somewhat specific ways people can tell 29:28 others about Christ. Let's talk about that for just a minute. OK, right then. I 29:34 don't know. I mean, obviously in the context of a public, an evangelistic series where 29:39 worship service is going to be singing. But I don't know a lot of people who go around 29:41 just in the grocery store or, you know that the you know, Secretary of state's office or 29:46 something just singing bursting out in the song or preaching a Big Most 29:51 interactions with people are not in those formal settings, right? So so the real question 29:55 is how can I without having to be have all the, you know, platform invitations in the 30:01 big, you know, structure there. How can I be useful in Seoul, winning and started 30:07 again spiritual traction with people in my own experience. One of the things we talk 30:12 about is when you talk about preparing the soil, transitioning from prep, 2 30:16 seed sowing, OK? A lot of times. We like to talk about. Taking a soil sample or sewing 30:25 test scenes. Okay. So what you can do is if you've got an established friendship or 30:31 you've been working on something and it's like how a transition from the secular to 30:35 the spiritual, how do I make that leap and see if there's an interest there right? You 30:37 don't go from, you know, raking the neighbor's yard to an appeal for her baptism. You 30:43 don't go from one nothing like that. You start gauging their spiritual interest and how do 30:47 you do it? Well, you just so some tests eat, if you will, throw out into the 30:53 conversation. Some spiritual terminologies or if they stalk about, I mean, you can turn 30:57 it. Especially now if you're talking about current events, you know, war in Europe. 31:05 Pandemic fears. You can just mentioned how you know, I agree with you. This is it's 31:13 alarming what's going on. And it's and staff because the Bible actually spoke about 31:15 that. Or our pastor this week was talk about that very thing. And you don't have to 31:21 say like brother, are you ready to give you're not a nice to, you know, making an 31:25 appeal. But you're just mentioning the flow of conversation our church was 31:28 just talking about In fact, we have these meetings coming up and you're sewing seeds now. 31:32 Did you ruin the friendship if they're not interested, though, they're fine. But you 31:38 recognize their soil may not be ready yet for that next step of appeal. But I want to 31:43 keep throwing out tests eaten, laying the groundwork for spiritual interest being 31:45 developed over time. Now, what might happen when they say I heard CERN about this or work, 31:53 we've got a set of meetings coming up in the case that tell me that. You think that 31:56 this virus was in prophecy? Well, the Bible talks about that. And I'm I'm excited 32:02 about learning and myself want to come with it. And all of a sudden you are being a vehicle 32:08 for the very message of this present truth and this and so if you're looking for once, 32:15 you've established those friendship, things and it doesn't take 10 years to make 32:19 a front, you can do it in an afternoon sometime sometime, right? Right. So this idea 32:23 that like, oh, my God, I can't I can't. So now it's too early to know the structure. 32:29 Scripture is so beside all water, so much anytime you have the opportunity. If the 32:32 Lord is leading you and you have the moment, put that in that right. And even if they 32:35 don't respond favorably, not all is lost. Come back and revisit it. But you're 32:41 starting to work around that cycle towards let's say that they. You built a friendship 32:48 of confidence by demonstrating your Christ like sympathy for the right. So a little feet. 32:52 And they say, you know what, I have it. It's interesting. You mention church. I I used to go 32:57 to church, knows a kid. I haven't gone church and how long it's been. You've just 33:06 notice there's an opening to spiritual things. Is late and something in their right to 33:09 look and you can go to the It's like, you know, I tell you what, which would you like 33:14 to come to church or want to what we study the bible maybe going to church is a little 33:16 too intimidating. But I how about this one? I've been taking a course of my in my 33:20 church. And they've been challenging us to go get Bible studies and I've never given a 33:26 Bible study to somebody. I'd love to give one. It sounds like you'd like to study Bible 33:31 and we stay the Bible together. And you prepare that. And then over time, you 33:37 can start growing because the Bible says that as newborn babes of should desired the 33:41 pure milk of the word that we will grow, thereby right? As we watch that happen as we're 33:49 partners with Christ Co labors with him, it will buoy our spirits. It will be an 33:53 encouragement to them. And by God's grace, they will come to the point to say, like, you 33:58 know what I need to I need to commit any dish, a Angeles or that pastor or maybe you in 34:03 the small group and that person studies going make the invitation, they can get their 34:07 life to Jesus. But you've walked through that process as Christ outlined in scripture. 34:12 There's nothing more exciting. Let's throw another one in there sometimes people think 34:17 of it as a roadblock to 2 things that people think of roadblocks and just some tends 34:22 to be this paradigm ideology and approaching evangelists. And some people say, well, if 34:27 I only talk about Jesus will meet on the common level. >> But the moment I say 34:31 auction a prophecy, I might lose them. Talk about that. >> Well, let's talk about 34:36 First of all. Jesus is a doctrine. So means teaching it means truth, right. And Jesus 34:47 said I am the way the truth and the life no man comes a father, but by me. So if we're 34:51 talking, it's like saying, I don't want to talk Bible. I just want to talk about Jesus. 34:55 Well, friends, these are they which testify of me? That's right. That's right. So 35:00 there's I don't know how it's crept into our church conversation, but we need to 35:05 user minds of some of these misunderstandings that you can somehow teach Jesus without 35:08 talking about, like I want to teach the living the living word without the written word. 35:13 And those 2 things aren't supposed to be separated the yeah. I think it came in with 35:17 his ideology because this just boom on the back the 20 or so years ago. But he would say we 35:21 don't teach toxins in our church. We just talk about Jesus and we nondenominational 35:25 whatever the top titles that are given to that. >> You know, it almost played 35:29 on the ideology. This is and we could talk about this an almost played on the ideology 35:34 that if you come here, quote, You don't have to give up anything. You'll find just the 35:38 way you are. You know, we love the way you are with him, but it lead the way you are sure 35:44 this is fear of change. And I think a lot of times people think the moment doctrines and 35:47 to a prophecy enters. I had to give up something and somehow this ideology you speak to 35:54 this. Why do people tend to think of there are any changes that my life has to make. It's 35:59 going to go downhill rather than a pill. I don't know where that's another thing I 36:05 know is come into like, man, I'd love to follow Jesus, but I want my life to be good. 36:10 >> what's better with Jesus? The other stuff as the bad stuff? Jesus is the good part, 36:15 right? Right. And so it's the same thing with doctors like Let's say we only preach Jesus 36:20 then. My next question is, well, what about Jesus? Well, what does Jesus teach about 36:24 this? What is Jesus say about prophecy? By the way, when Jesus preached, what did he 36:28 talk about? Very opens his mouth. talked about the time is at hand the scriptures to 36:33 fulfill. He talks about in prophetic Linger. Expect Desire Bay just page to 33. 36:37 Talks about the Ministry of Jesus and how he preached. All right. Thus, the gospel 36:44 message has given by the savior himself was based on the prophecies. She writes, 36:48 you look at all the New Testament authors, whether she's, of course, the word 36:53 with those who profit talked about Jesus, the Apostle Paul, you talk about PD talk about 36:55 John, the revelator prophecy is all part of this message right? And so what? Let's talk 37:03 for a minute about prophecy in Doctor. Okay. Prophecy. Let's start with that. taunt 37:07 prophecy instead of Well, first of all, it's the revelation of Jesus Christ. So 37:14 it reveals to us Jesus in a way that other things may not try a now. Why is that? When 37:20 we talk about prophecy, we talk about especially time prophecy. We look at the great 37:24 prophecies of Daniel revelation. We look at that mental image, you know, from 37:27 Babylon on down to end of time. And we think a seven-day having this woman familiar 37:32 with that imagery, we're just talk about Daniel. But when people have never had an 37:39 encounter, they've heard of Jesus in a cultural context, one, maybe even in a or to 37:45 contact only small-minded simple backwards on scientific and light. You go down the 37:49 list right? Right. But now all of a sudden. God has demonstrated himself as one 37:57 who can see something before it happens. Call it out and sit back and watch it unfold 38:02 and we think we're talking about metal and images and, you know, being them some 38:08 peace with it. People are realizing have never been exposed to Bible prophecy. 38:12 That you tell me the stuff is real. That there is a God who can say from the beginning, 38:20 what's going to happen in the end? I can see when they start to see that those images an 38:25 for unveiling before their eyes, it prophecies trustworthy, that the signs of 38:29 the times are exactly what I see on my Google news feet that this thing is relevant. 38:34 It's practical. And not only is it real, the dominoes start to then falls like if there's 38:38 a God in his word is true. Then I'm accountable. It. It also done the you don't have 38:46 to draw the lines of application. Holy Spirit is going to take that convincing 38:50 and turn it into convicting a life that I like that domino effect. Could it that it's all 38:56 done And we're thinking, oh, man, they're hearing about me to Persia and Greece their 39:00 past that. And they're hearing about there's a God who's alive, who's real, who was 39:05 then and will be and I'm going to be answered. like all of a sudden. 39:09 >> There's a whole lot going on inside of a person that we may with familiarity. 39:15 >> Not realize the power of but somebody is having an encounter with the living God 39:19 through Bible prophecy, powerful. Wonderfully said some city. smiling about it 39:25 because the fact of the matter is when you get into Bible prophecy, it automatically in 39:32 a short period of time eliminates the idea that this is speculation. 39:37 >> Absolute eliminates the idea that God does not exist because there's no And when 39:41 you look at Jesus, you can separate Jesus from doctor because Jesus didn't separate 39:47 Jesus from doctrine in Jesus didn't separate himself from prophecy. Well, he says and 39:54 they knew or should be teaching in not runs the Commandments of men. You put 39:57 the commands of God by your traditions. So heat, heat, heat heat. He says ear that 40:03 in. So Matthew, 24 look, 16 13 office. See? Yes. To that point. Let's talk about that 40:11 little because inside because people say, well, that's prophecy, but we talk about 40:13 doctrine. But if you notice one of the key things in prophecy when prophecy about 40:18 true thing cast down to the ground. Yes, right. And how babylon's fall. And now 40:22 there's truth in. There's a message that's going up. >> So when we preach the 40:27 distinctive understood by the 7th avenues, churches taught by scripture, we're not doing 40:32 something outside of prophecy, know, actually being fulfillment of prophecy when 40:35 they're seeing babble on fall right before their very eyes, the confusion falls away and 40:41 the truth like a laser beam is hitting into their mind is reaching down to their very 40:44 arrow in their bones right? That when we understand Jesus is alive and well, he's coming 40:51 back soon. And by the way, it's not going to be a secret. The 7 day by the way, is not 40:58 going to be a secret. Exactly. Like thing like use putting all these into your starting 41:02 to unravel some of the things you might have seen before and you're getting the truth as it 41:06 is in Jesus as as seen in fulfill prophecy, you can't take Jesus and prophecy in 41:14 doctrine and separate them is different things. They all go together and that's what the 41:17 Pats have. The word is written and when it's preached in that way, people have an encounter 41:21 with the living. God. That's right. That's it. That's relevant. Very relevant. And 41:26 by the way, going back to my initial questions about Facebook, Twitter and Sudan 41:32 snapped at all those social platforms. They lose relevance when. At the component, we all 41:38 live in a very real world where tomorrow might somebody might say on whatever news 41:42 network. What we predicted about the stock market yesterday was crash today. 41:50 What would happen in the world? If people were able to know. Prediction. With the 41:58 stock market is going to be 5 years from now. Descriptions of saying. That's less 42:05 relevant. The knowing where the world is going to be 5 years from That's so we're 42:12 looking at a not an unpredictable approach. Evangelism and I just want it 42:17 put this together as I've taken from you. Evangelism is not an unpredictable art. It 42:23 is the it is the gift of revealing to people what the Lord has already said. It's 42:28 going to happen. Yes. It's absolutely true. And when people see again, I'll come 42:33 back to that when they see that because the reason we always start with Daniel too, 42:36 but there's a reason we talk about the signs of the end because the answer to the 42:40 question what does the Bible say about filling the blank really doesn't matter if you 42:47 have an established faith in the Bible itself. All right. But when you start to Bible 42:52 prophecy is uniquely suited to address the lingering question, how do I even know 42:57 this thing is trustworthy? How do we know this is real at all? And once you've 43:01 established the trustworthiness of scripture from Bible prophecy, but then 43:06 you start to see that means that Jesus was real. That means his life was real. His 43:11 death was real. It had something to do with me. And in response, I need to like 43:16 all of those connective dot start to come together. Once you build on that framework of 43:21 this Bible is trustworthy and I've seen it for myself by prophecy revealed. That's 43:26 right. And it's not separating Matthew. 24 is not incidental. It's not just a byproduct 43:33 between 23 and 25 right. put it there for a reason. So we as John says. Jesus said, I've 43:39 told you these beforehand so that when it comes to pass, he will exact. I am he there it 43:43 is. These things happening. Leads to you believing that I am. He came in the word of 43:49 God, as you point out. Here's another question that came to us. How can a presenter keep 43:58 the members of his family engaged in evangelism? When they have heard the 44:05 presentations before and the children are at the age, they don't enjoy traveling anymore. 44:08 This seems to be the site on the travel expense of their many home responsibilities to 44:14 pull to spouses into different directions that also causes tension is him fight. The 44:19 enemy is trying to distract by bringing in controversy. This seems like a big picture. Then 44:23 evangelism. Yeah, there's a lot in UK-wide sure where we're headed there with that. 44:27 But it sounds like a church worker who might be engaged in active ministry is being 44:31 pulled in different directions, interaction, that kind of thing. But here's the 44:35 question that I think is very relevant, even though they addressed to me. But I want to 44:38 broaden it to use pastor. John, you mentioned how God works in you and on you and 44:44 through you. How do you know if it is God or yourself? They got as leading you and God is 44:52 working in you? Kuzma on you that I mentioned he worked on me. He works in me. Then he 45:00 walks through me. Okay, as pastor, how do we know that that's happening? obviously, 45:04 if the Lord is doing something, it needs to match up with what he's already 45:09 revealed in his word, try, OK? So if if there's something going in your life, that's 45:13 leading you in a direction. But it's in variance with his word. You can know that that 45:16 is not faith. That is presumption. That's right. That you're leading in the 45:20 Lord. Okay. So clearly the word of God is given to us for just such a thing that we 45:25 won't be tossed back and forth by every when the doctor that comes along right? The first 45:31 thing I ever say to anyone if they're trying to ascertain the will of God in the leading 45:35 of God is compare it to scripture, right? Does anything in your plan that 45:39 you're feeling compelled or lead to do violate the scriptures? Is it out of 45:44 harming with guys revealed word there. Okay. Furthermore. Will it help the cause of God 45:51 with what I'm doing or is it? I'm just for my own benefit. And to be clear, not 45:56 everything. You know, I don't know where we get this idea that the most miserable thing 46:01 must be the thing God wants me to whatever the lowest paying job isn't the worst geography 46:07 or whatever. I don't think that's the case either. So there's nothing wrong with 46:10 evaluating OK, if this is not out of harmony with God's word. It can be a benefit to 46:16 my family. Those things are not necessarily, you know, at odds. In fact, I believe that 46:21 more times than not because got his promise to you live. How about a life and have it 46:25 more abundantly that he wants what's in our best interest for us. So we shouldn't always 46:30 be second guessing. The seams 2 nights. I better not take it. is the first of all. Does 46:33 it comport with the word of God? If there's no contradiction with the word of 46:38 God and what you're feeling led to believe, OK, the night stay put for. But if it's a 46:42 call to ministry or something, I wouldn't say sell the farm and disco show up to the 46:46 conference office door like the Lord has led here. I am. That's the system. talk about 46:50 a self set man right? You want to do is put into practice kind of like the other thing 46:54 is just start saying, well, let me let me start giving some Bible studies. We start 46:58 doing some work with the church a little bit more. Maybe preaching sermons, maybe 47:02 take some more responsibilities in the in the local sphere, which I mean 47:05 right now and just start to see and build some evidence of the lords leading is is he 47:11 going to sift through those and start to leave me in a certain way? is probably a lot 47:14 there when he calls me. And the other thing I want to bring out now that because 47:18 you've actively involved yourself one who isn't often person ministry says have a 47:24 school as well as evangelism. Not only in the Michigan Conference, but talk about 47:28 growth had been a stout org and then days evangelism frequently asked questions. 47:32 Video came into the kind of she had some of these that are available. I want to direct 47:38 you our viewers several websites. Okay. At least a couple. First of all, the 47:43 general conference at a school in person, Ministry's Department has a website 47:46 called Grow Dot Adventist Dot org, OK, and there you're going to talk about what we 47:51 call the growth cycle of evangelism all the way from preparing the soil of heart to 47:57 sowing the seed to cultivating to harvesting and by God's grace, preserving the crop so 48:01 that they in turn will become disciple makers in their own right. So 48:03 >> if you go to grow, dot, Adventists, dot org and you can see the picture on the 48:09 screen there is looking at that cycle of evangelism and all the different pieces in 48:12 phases of it and you'll find inspiration and equipping training resources, tools for 48:19 the different phases of the work there says a great resource from the General 48:24 Conference that was going person minister's Department grow, dot, admin That's number 48:27 one. Okay. Now. Local 7 school person, Mister Department of Michigan, partnered with the 48:35 General Conference to produce a video series called Evangelism F a Q which of 48:40 fake. You means frequently asked questions. Okay Jim Howard, his brother Pastor 48:44 Mark Howerton myself a series of presentations. I think there's 25, 6, 7 of them, 48:52 something like that over 2 dozen different frequently asked questions like some of 48:56 the ones we've had on tonight. What if witnessing is my spiritual gift or isn't that 49:02 the pastor's job or doesn't cost too much money are we just did evangelism? Are we to 49:04 focus you name it. All of those are addressed and in a simple 5 minute or less video 49:12 you can show you can learn for yourself or share them with your friends or even use them 49:18 in your local church contacts, especially as you're starting to stir up love and good 49:22 works. You could have a training series so you can show them and you were sub 49:26 service a part of Saturday school or a special event outside of church service. But 49:32 those resources were put together, not only the videos, by the way, but also 49:36 accompanying study guides that go with them so that you can do training in your own church 49:40 to address those common frequently asked questions. You can find that series. some 49:44 point. It's going to be on the grow site, too. But right now you can find it at Michigan ES 49:49 S PM Dot org or says page of Michigan S S P ES S PM DOT org which stands for Michigan all 49:57 spelled out and then SS for 07:00PM for PERSON MINISTRIES, Michigan S S PM DOT org and on 50:06 the resources page, you'll find that series frequently asked questions, Evangelism F 50:12 a Q and that's the video as the videos and the company study guides to go with them. 50:16 Now to bring up that graphic one more time and grow your church or this is a beautiful 50:18 graphic. I was just a out the benefit of that. The U.S. if you notice the 5 areas, 50:23 they're just touch on those 5 areas. Very quickly because I love the growth. It's put it 50:28 together in a cycle. Yes, and that's that that core concept of evangelism being a full 50:32 cycle. We want to get that head on right. So that blue icon on top there. That's the 50:37 preparing the soil. And if you look on the side of prepare tab there, yeah. If you were 50:42 to click on that, it will have a drop-down menu and it will sail little blurb about what 50:46 that means to prepare and the resources that you can use to, you know, go through that 50:49 ministry in your own spear of influence personally and your local church and the same 50:54 thing for sowing the see the little brown icon there or the land Green, one for plant for 50:58 cultivating the crop with Bible study. How do you start a Bible study ministry? What 51:03 resources you need, what training is available and so every phase of the the next 51:08 one being the harvest pays the yellow. Their public evangelism is essential to the 51:13 work of evangelism. Obviously. And then finally, disciple ship training. You know, 51:17 preserving preserving the crop because it think about the farmer again, that even the 51:23 backyard gardener, if you have a great crop of tomatoes and he's I look at them. They grew 51:30 a man. Well, they're going to rot on the vine, right? You got to take him in. What 51:33 you're looking for is you want seed for the next and canning for food for yourself. The 51:37 Bible talks about how the the so we'll have seeds for sowing and bred for eating right. And 51:44 I'm so glad it I actually have the website in front of me and I'm Ted touching on the 51:47 different By the way, that picture that you also see in the cycle. 51:51 >> Of the 5 pictures in the grow your church circle. Each one of those are active leaks 51:56 2. Yes, they're very faces beautifully put together past are coming to Beijing as we 52:01 have 5 minutes so. Let's tell that. Pulled us back to the summary is evangelism still 52:08 relevant today? 100% more than ever before. A K a we're living in the very tail 52:13 toenails of time. You know, the very the the the culminating event of the world 52:17 are a bit. >> Being more and more clearly evidence all the time. And if 52:23 there was ever a time to preach our message, it's right now, you know, used to I 52:27 talked about this earlier, but it used to be even in my preaching talk the signs of 52:35 the times. You have to recommend it. When was the last time there is a big you 52:37 know this or a World War, friends that day is going easier than ever before to 52:44 preach the prophecies and say just open your eyes but look around. In fact, many of the 52:48 people there because they're seeing the sign, right? And they're looking for answers 52:51 right? So people are coming. There is a deep unsettling in people souls as they have, 52:59 whether it's economic or military medical, whatever the issues are, societal issues 53:04 writ large are driving. People think something isn't right in the world. And this is the 53:10 prime time to strike. When the iron is hot. They're already thinking along those lines. We 53:13 might as well if they're asking the questions, we might as well get answers from God's 53:17 word, right? We don't have to worry about what's next when the Bible reveals what's name 53:22 in in the specificity of it is just the evidence that the Bible is the inspired book. 53:26 >> Linked to a living what about those who But the second thing is likely with audience. 53:32 First of all, the evangelism still relevant. Second thing can everybody Can everybody 53:39 involved? Everybody needs to get involved. need everybody. It's not just OK, but it's 53:44 expected. It's a it's a dire need. We need more frontline workers. You know, and you 53:48 know, it talks about in the reference in First Corinthians chapter 12 to the body of 53:54 Christ and illustrations. Always a hand or foot or the eye. Those are visible, 53:56 prominent pieces, but, you a couple years ago, I had a spontaneous pneumothorax, 54:03 which is the collapsing along just on its own. And I didn't ever think about my long too 54:08 much until one working. And was like, man, I need this thing to work real quick and 54:13 they put it, you faith but a line right through my rib cage and expanding my long back on 54:17 boy hurt. But, you know, in First Corinthians 12, 22 it talks about how those pieces 54:24 of the body, those parts that we think are weaker are actually vital. They're the 54:31 church has plenty of evangelist and front-line workers and paid employees. 54:35 And if God is calling the full-time ministry, praise the Lord, I don't want to diminish 54:38 that at all. But we have to disabuse our mind of the idea that if I'm not a hand foot or 54:45 we're fine, not an evangelist, a minister or teacher, then I'm not do friends everyone. 54:51 And that he sought from scripture. The purpose of having those positions in the 54:54 church is to help all of us do our work. That is an expectation and a privilege 55:00 that every one of us has to be Co labors with Christ and giving this message to the 55:04 world. So that their question to what wrap it up should evangelism be public, a 55:09 personal or public and personal. Yes, the question is should eventually be personal 55:14 or public. And answer is, yes, it should be every all points in between. We should have 55:20 individual labors out there winning souls, talking their friends, building those 55:23 relationships, offering the Bible studies inviting the church means and we need good 55:28 public evangelists and good quality advertisements in good meetings that spend good money 55:30 on these things. So that all of it when a sister wife talked about when both are 55:35 more thorough work may be wrought. Okay. And what I don't think I asked during the 55:39 night, but as a possible to get a Bible study. If you don't ask someone to study the 55:45 Bible, I'm sure the Lord can do something right by but not often that you see him lift 55:51 the Philip in the Ethiopian thing. Go take over that chariot right? But great 55:56 miracle is just ask, just start talking to people start stirring the pot of interest. 56:01 There and the Lord will give opportunity if you ask him, say Lord, I'm willing to go. I 56:08 don't think he's going to disappoint on the other end by giving you plenty of 56:10 opportunity. And if you ask, people will be surprised. House receptive. They are to 56:16 present truth. Well, I want to let our audience and he was known. Thank you, Pastor 56:19 Camera coming tonight and bless you. In the Michigan Conference, you guys are doing 56:24 a tremendous work working along not only with the union and vandalism in general, but 56:28 the church at margin. Thank you for the work and your dedication to it. And and 56:34 evangelism friends is alive and well and God is calling on you. Come and then he says go 56:40 and don't forget, these Web sites grow, Dot, Adventists, Dot org, go there and click on 56:47 those tabs is evangelism relevant. Yes, is the coming of Jesus relevant? He more. So 56:53 yes, you can be involved when you go in the power of Christ, many souls will calm and the 57:01 kingdom will be filled with people that have found Christ. >> Through God bless you until 57:04 we see again. ♪ ♪ 57:17 ♪ ♪ ♪ 57:32 ♪ ♪ ♪ 57:47 ♪ ♪ |
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