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The Journey of Rescue and Relationship 0:01 Welcome to this study in the book of Exodus. If you have a Bible, I want you to hold a spot in Exodus chapter 20. And if you're joining us for the first time, we've been on this wild and sometimes0:12 bewildering journey of God's people in the book of Exodus. And in the book of Exodus, as we watch the journey of God's people out of Egypt,0:25 we see the plagues and the Passovers, and then we see the parting of the seas and the song of the rescue. You know what we're watching? We're watching our journey. Jesus Christ, as a0:37 follower, he's rescued us from captivity. We've seen God's power and kindness manifested in the person of Jesus Christ, the depositing of the Holy Spirit in our lives,0:49 and the Red Sea has parted so that we could make a way to God. But just because we've been rescued, does not1:01 mean always that we're okay. And that's an encouraging part about this story in the book of Exodus is that we see massive celebration and then we see even some confusion and just illusionment. We1:13 see how celebrating victories can very quickly be replaced with with whining and complaining, where salvation is not in question,1:26 but everything else can be in question only days later after being delivered from sin, when we first believed, or or just being1:38 delivered from a situation and we see God move in a powerful way and and just days later, you know, we're we're disillusioned or we're confused. And that's, for me at least, that is the encouraging part about1:50 this journey in the book of Exodus, is that you see sort of yourself, in the the salvation and rescue from captivity, the parting of the seas, and just the up and down of
2:01 God's people. Not not much has changed, you know, because this world is broken, it's fallen, God is redeeming and rescuing. Until that time where we do translate
2:14 and things are perfect, but here on earth things are not. And we come face to face in the story, that we're going to share and that we're sharing in the book of Exodus that a relationship
2:26 with God is not a pain free life, but it does mean that, you're not alone in your pain. And I think this is worth mentioning as we set up this session today in the
2:37 book of Exodus. What we're seeing in the Exodus journey is that God is not closer to us in our prosperity and victories and farther
2:49 away from us in our adversities and defeats. What you're going to see today is God move after
3:01 delivering, parting the sea, celebration, and then after the celebration is a grumble session by God's people like no other.
3:12 And and God's people are grumbling, and and what you're gonna see his response in his response is that velvet of grace and kindness and power,
3:24 that rescues, yields to the steal of accountability. That that God loves his people too much to leave them where they are in this whining,
3:36 grumbling state, in this this defeating, self defeating headspace. You ever been there? Where you just can't escape self defeating thoughts? You're also
3:48 gonna see in the Exodus journey that complaining at times, it calls for correction, in the family of God. You know, that there has to be
4:00 someone who loves us enough to correct us, confront us, and just because it's uncomfortable, doesn't mean it's not loving.
4:12 Right? And in this session, you're gonna see a come to Yahweh, situation called. And even as I was thinking about and preparing, this
4:24 session in the book of Exodus, I started to think about sort of the voices of authority in my own life. That when they spoke,
4:36 I listened. You know, when you have a voice of personal authority in your life, you get quiet, you listen out of respect, but listen, you also
4:48 listen out of a healthy fear. My eighth grade boys PE teacher was 1 of those people. His name was Bob Hunter,
5:00 and and Bob Hunter was a legend where I grew up. If you took not his PE class, but his boys sports class,
5:12 this is how Bob Hunter would greet the eighth grade boys. He would say, gentlemen, today is a blood day.
5:25 I mean, when you're 11, 12 years old and someone tells you it's a blood day, you know, you you have a healthy fear, and man, did he ever make
5:36 men of boys in that boy's sports class. I don't think I've ever worked harder physically than when I did with Bob Hunter. But you know what he
5:48 would also say? Once we are all exhausted and at the last 5 minutes of class, he would look us all in the eyeball, and he'd say, gentlemen, you are your brother's
6:00 keeper. And and to this day, my friends and I, we still have we still have gear and sweatshirts from Joaquin Miller Junior High
6:12 because Bob Hunter was singular in our lives. I remember 1 day after missing missing wrestling practice, he walked through the quad
6:24 of our junior high and it was like the Red Sea was parting and he was coming right for me and all I could hear is, where is luck? Right? Because Bob Hunter felt I
6:35 needed to rethink what it meant to be a part of a team after choosing to skip out on wrestling practice. So
6:47 are you are you getting what I'm putting across about Bob Hunter? He was respected. He was revered. He was feared. But most
6:59 importantly, Bob Hunter was love. Bob Hunter was singular. Now maybe there's a voice like that in your own life. Maybe someone who sort of stood
7:11 out, another person just generally speaking, not not connected to me personally, but I remember in 19 85, it was the fortieth anniversary of the United Nations, and they
7:23 needed to get someone in front of the most powerful, country representatives in the world. They needed to bring someone who had the gravitas, someone who had the authority,
7:35 someone who when when they would speak, people would listen. And so who did they ask? They asked a woman who's less than 5 feet tall, 75 years of age, struggling
7:47 with osteoporosis, and her name was Mother Teresa of Calcutta. And she was introduced, get this, introduced by the secretary general of the United
7:59 Nations as the most powerful woman in the world. Right? And when she mounted that podium, people
8:11 who were in higher positions than her, people who had vast vastly more vast amounts more money, you know, than than she had, who flew around on jets, who who
8:22 lived in palaces, all of them fell silent. And after forcefully, but sweetly and kindly, but firmly addressing
8:34 the issues of family, the sanctity of life, caring for the lost and the lonely, and sharing the gospel with this
8:46 room full of dignitaries. Guess what happened? Mother Teresa of Calcutta, all 4 foot, nothing, 85 pounds of her received the
8:58 longest ovation in the United Nations history. For 6 minutes, those powerful people stood and applauded
9:10 for Mother Teresa of Calcutta. Why? Because her voice was respected. It was revered. It was feared. And mother Teresa of Calcutta
9:22 was loved. Now in the book of Exodus, right, you're going to see that God's people were used to messages coming from a man, that coming from Moses. God
9:34 would speak to Moses, Moses would speak to the people, and that's how the communication, transpired indirectly. But now we're going to see after beginning to
9:46 complain, after beginning to whine, after beginning to have heart drift, actually longing for their life, their
9:57 old life back in Egypt, a grab the phone moment happens. Alright? Now what's a grab the phone moment? It's when somebody's talking on on on on the cell phone
10:09 or whatever, and you're like, give me the phone. Just give it to me. Right? That's a grab the phone moment. And in that moment, the voice of higher authority
10:22 comes online. It's not Moses. God grabs the megaphone in this moment. The most respected voice, the most revered
10:35 voice, the most feared, the most loved voice of all time speaks face to face with his people. Why? Because they need to rethink
10:48 their relationship with him. No middle man, absolute clarity, total authority. So what does God want to talk to
11:00 his people about in the book of Exodus? Well, he wants to talk to them about how rescued people should think and live.
11:13 And his voice and his person, like Bob Hunter and Mother Teresa, is singular. But this is the most singular voice
11:25 that you can possibly have. The voice of God rippling through time, and from this moment in Exodus to where you are finding yourself today, we
11:37 are going to share God's voice right now. You see, Israel and God's people, they needed a breakthrough. So he decides to go face to face with them in
11:49 a definitive way, laying down listen. Here's how you live after being rescued. So let's roll the film. Exodus 20 verses 1 and 2
12:01 says, then God spoke all these words. I am the Lord, your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out
12:13 of the place of slavery. And the question is, as God that I I wanna put you into this this setting, God
12:25 is speaking, what is being experienced by the people who are hearing the voice of God? Right? Exodus 20 verses 18 to 20. All the
12:37 people witnessed the thunder and lightning, the sound of the ram's horn, and the mountain surrounded by smoke. When the people saw
12:49 it, they trembled and stood at a distance. Quote, you speak to us and we will listen, they said to Moses. But look, don't let God speak to us or we will die.
13:01 Right? I mean, this is a display of God's command over creation. I mean it's got a
13:13 real smoke machine, it's not electrical. You've got thunder, You've got lightning. You've got sounds, sights, smells, and the
13:24 presence of God is rolling in to this space and they're like, wait, Moses, what happened to the old way? Well, God is needing
13:36 to speak to them face to face because of the way they're thinking, their bad thinking, and their hearts were drifting. And God's gonna intervene. God's gonna do something. Maybe
13:48 you have a moment in your life where, you know, you started maybe to whine and complain a little bit about your situation. You've been rescued by God. God's blessed you with so many different things that you never had
14:00 before you came into a relationship with him. He pulled you out of spiritual Egypt, washed and cleansed you from your sin. And now he's got you on this journey where he's with you, but somehow, someway,
14:12 you kind of forgot about that rescue, and you have drifted in your mind where you actually begin to start complaining and grumbling and and wanting maybe
14:24 even to go back to the way things were. And what I wanna just outline for you is just to see, number
14:36 1, your rescue. Number 2, to have a new relationship with God's voice. You see, God is grace, but he's also truth. God accepts us. God affirms
14:48 us. He welcomes us into his family through Jesus Christ. But guess what? God's a good father, and he does accept and affirm us, but he loves us too much to leave us the way we
15:00 are. And so he will intervene, and he will speak truth to you. He will he will be he will shoot straight, and that's what he's going to do. So let's talk about God's voice just for a second. I want you to write these
15:11 things down. Number 1, God's voice is singular in my life. Do you notice that God opens up, I am, and then he says, the Lord your God, but
15:23 I am. Those are big words. We learned in the first session of our Exodus study what that means. I am. That means that the creator. Alright? So
15:35 God's voice, the creator's voice, when he speaks, when he articulates himself in scripture through the person of Jesus Christ, by by speaking through the Holy Spirit to you, that
15:47 voice is singular. Remember how I talked about Bob Hunter's voice? I could imitate him. His voice was singular. The voice of Mother Teresa in the global arena was singular. But across all time and
15:59 in all matters, there's only 1 voice that is completely singular. It's the singular 1, the creator of the universe. So God's voice is singular in my life. Number
16:11 2, God's voice is respected above all others. I love when God says, I am the Lord your God. Right? The Lord
16:23 your God. Not someone else's, your God. I am creator, the Lord your God. Right?
16:35 So not only does God have place as creator, and that makes his voice singular, but God has proximity to my heart. He's my God.
16:47 I'm in relationship with him. He's good. He's loving. He's wise. He's able, and he knows what's best for me. Number 3, God's voice is weighted
17:00 above all others. He says, I am the Lord your God who brought you out of slavery. So God has place, God has proximity. But you know what he has in yours and my life? He
17:12 has personal equity. He has an investment and an experience with us that no 1 else has. He's brought us out of a place of slavery.
17:24 He brought, the the the Hebrews out of slavery, out of Egypt. That gives him personal equity, waiting. He's the the chief investor in what their
17:36 life now is. Jesus Christ is, if he's rescued you from the domain of darkness and brought you in to the kingdom of light,
17:47 he is the greatest investor, bar none, number 1, holds the most shares, investor in your life. And so that's what we have to remember
18:00 about God's voice. God has place. God has proximity. God has personal equity, waiting. His his voice is weighed above all of all others. And then, at the very end of it
18:11 all, lastly, God's voice is feared above all others. Now, they got it. When when they experience the presence of God and the voice of
18:23 God, man, they they have a a healthy fear. I remember my dad catching me and my friend Mike Pele and
18:35 my friend Matt Barone in the backyard doing something we shouldn't have been doing. And I will never forget my dad's voice saying, hey. What
18:48 are you doing? Now that's a that's a healthy fear that went like a lightning bolt through my whole body when
19:00 I heard my dad's voice, the 1 that I'm accountable to, say that to me. And in a good way, in a loving way, but
19:12 in a firm way. I know that that there are there are thousands of you who are watching this right now, and God's voice now is rising
19:24 back to the place that he belongs. Singular voice in your life. God's voice is rising back because he's your God. God's voice is weighted the right way. That's true.
19:35 He is the chairman of the board in my life. He is the number 1 investor because he's the 1 that brought me out of slavery, and he has power and holiness behind
19:47 his voice. So I should, in a healthy way, fear God's voice. You see, God speaks
19:59 to Israel in this way. And so now let's get to what he said. Right? What does he do? Well, God lays down his laws for life.
20:11 Now that you're rescued, how do you live? Right? And so he gives the foundational laws which will govern the conduct of his people to this day, the
20:23 saved ones from Egypt. Right? I mean, the 10 Commandments is it's the Constitution of the Bible, and everything that follows the
20:35 10 Commandments are like statutes and things that relate to the expression of those 10 Commandments. And the words that we're about to read,
20:47 they're the most influential. When the Apostle Paul wants to talk about a relationship with God, he refers back to the 10 Commandments. When Jesus talks about the the still essence of what a relationship with God is like
20:58 in other people, he refers to the 10 Commandments. In this context, I love what C. S. Lewis says. He says, After arriving on solid ground, after taking a shortcut
21:10 through the middle of the ocean, and then fumbling about in the squishy stinky mess, you are relieved to finally hit something you can
21:21 trust and count on. And that is this moment. Right? They're kind of floundering, you know, big victory and down there they're kind of trying to work things out. They're starting to whine and
21:33 complain. It's just kind of falling apart and then God intervenes and there's a come to Yahweh moment. And this is what he says, right? Beginning in Exodus 20 verse 3,
21:45 he says, do not have other gods beside me. Do not make an idol for yourself, whether in the shape of anything in the heavens above, or on
21:57 the earth below, or in the waters under the earth. Do not bow in worship to them, and do not serve them. For I, the Lord your
22:09 God, am a jealous God, bringing the consequences of the father's iniquity on the children to the third and fourth generations of those who hate me, but showing faithful love to a thousand generations
22:21 who keep my commands and loves me. And then he goes on to say, do not misuse the name of the Lord your God, because the Lord will not leave anyone unpunished who
22:33 misuses his name. Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy. You are to labor 6 days and do all your work, but the seventh day is a Sabbath to the Lord your God. You must not do any work. You,
22:45 your son or daughter, your male or female servant, your livestock, or the resident alien who is within your city gates. For the Lord made the heavens and the earth and the sea and everything in
22:57 them in 6 days. Then he rested on the seventh day. Therefore, the Lord blessed the Sabbath day and declared it holy. Now let's go to the next part
23:09 of the commands, Exodus 20 12 through 17. Right? He goes on to say, honor your father and mother so that you may live a long life in the land that the Lord your God is
23:21 giving you. Do not murder. Do not commit adultery. Do not steal. Do not give false testimony against your neighbor. Do not covet
23:32 your neighbor's house. Do not covet your neighbor's wife, his male or female servant, his ox or donkey, or anything that belongs to your
23:44 neighbor. Now, when it comes to the 10 Commandments, if if you're like me or like most believers, you're like, yeah. I'm hearing everything you're saying, Kenny,
23:56 and, and I believe that. I believe the 10 Commandments are God's word. But I think if I were to do a little test to see if we remembered what the 10 commandments are,
24:09 some of us, you know, would get a gold star, but most of us, probably not. We'd probably have to struggle or open our Bibles. And so, you gotta do whatever it takes to remember.
24:21 So I'm just gonna take you through an exercise right here that is going to help you to remember the 10 commandments, and you just use your fingers. Okay? So I know this
24:33 sounds cheesy, but I'm telling you, it works. We're gonna we're gonna have you remember the 10 commandments in the next 3, 4 minutes, and you'll have it for the rest of your life. Alright? Hold up a finger like this.
24:43 Right? That's the first commandment. Right? Do not have any gods besides me. 1 god. So that's what I'm saying. 1 god. Right? And then put up your second finger, the second commandment. Do not
24:55 bow to or make any idol. Right? That's it. Right? Put your 3 fingers up like this. Number 3, cover your mouth. Do not misuse the Lord's
25:07 name in vain. Okay? Now, 4, make it a pillow. Right? Keep the Sabbath day holy. Alright? Fifth commandment, alright? You need all 5 fingers of
25:19 a hand to salute, honor your father and mother. Alright? Alright? 6, right? The sixth commandment, right? Don't
25:31 murder, right? Got it? 6, out comes the gun. Don't murder, right? Pretty cool, right? The the seventh commandment,
25:42 that's 5 and 2, right? Marriages between 2 people, you know, not 5, you know, unless, you know, you get caught at a Coldplay concert this last year, but you get what I'm
25:54 saying, right? Marriage is between 2 people and not 5, that's the seventh. The eighth commandment, right? In some countries, they'll cut off your finger if they catch you stealing,
26:07 right, so don't steal, right, number 8. Number 9, right, 5 is not 4. Don't give false testimony. Right? And then, number
26:18 10, right? What's that? If I want what you have. That's coveting. Don't covet. Okay? So let's go through it again. 1 God. Alright? Number
26:30 2, don't make or bow to any idol. Number 3, right, don't use the Lord's name in vain. Command 4, make it a pillow. Keep the Sabbath day holy.
26:43 Command 5. Right? You need to salute, honor your father and mother. Command 6, don't murder. Right? Command 7, don't commit adultery.
26:55 Right? Marriage is between 2 people, not 5. The eighth commandment is don't steal. Alright? Because remember, in some countries they cut off your finger. Alright. The eighth commandment is is there. Alright?
27:07 The ninth commandment is 5. It's not 4. Don't give false testimony. That's the ninth commandment. And the tenth commandment is don't covet. So you
27:18 can kind of scroll back, practice that, and you'll never forget the 10 Commandments. You see, here's the point, do whatever it takes to remember. In Numbers
27:31 15 39 to 41, it says this, God spoke to Moses, quote, speak to the people of Israel. Tell them that from now on,
27:42 they are to make tassels on the corners of their garments and to mark each corner tassel with a blue thread. When you look at these tassels, you'll remember
27:55 and keep all the commandments of God and not get distracted by everything you feel or see that seduces you into infidelities.
28:06 Right? The tassels will signal remembrance and observance of all my commandments, to live a holy life. To God, I am your God who rescued you from the land of Egypt, to be your
28:18 personal God. Yes. I am God, your God. Okay. So do you see that we gotta do whatever it takes, right? Whether it's hand
28:30 signals, right? Or tassels at the time. God's just encouraging his people to do whatever it takes to remember because, man, it's worth it, and
28:42 this is personal. I love how God makes it personal in the scripture. I am the God who rescued you from the land of Egypt. I am the God who rescued
28:54 you from your sin. For what purpose? To be your personal God. And he's emphatic, so we gotta do whatever it takes. We
29:06 gotta make little cards. We gotta do little hand motions. Go back. Do the hand motions. Test yourself. Right? And then try it out on your friends, and then see if you can teach someone else. The best way to remember
29:17 something is to give it away. So why don't you teach the the guys in in your Bible study, or teach your kids, or, you know, teach someone else how to do those hand motions, and you'll teach them how to remember the 10
29:28 commandments and remember it yourself. Now let's fast forward from the book of Exodus to the Gospels. Alright? And look at
29:40 just how Jesus reduced 10 Commandments to 2 simple commands that take into those
29:52 2 simple commands all 10 commandments that have to do with relationship with God and relationship with people. Matthew 22 verses 36 to 40
30:04 says this, they're they're questioning Jesus, teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the law? Jesus replied, love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and
30:16 with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it, love your neighbor as yourself. All the law repeat all the
30:28 law and all the prophets hang on these 2. Beautiful. Right? Jesus takes the 10 Commandments, the
30:39 Constitution that governs man's relationship with God and relationships with people, and he boils it down to 2 simple things. And let me let
30:51 me make it really practical for you. Whatever space or place you occupy, alright, wherever you are right now as you're listening to my voice, you only really have to ask yourself
31:03 2 questions. Whether you're in a situation and you need wisdom, or you're with other people. Right? Whatever the situation, I ask
31:15 myself, what will show love for God? Alright? I ask myself, what will show my love for God? Alright? Now the expression of what
31:27 that is will vary, right, depending on the situation. What will show love for God in my marriage? What will show love for God at work? What will show love for God in terms of how I treat my children? What will show love
31:37 for God with respect to the poor? What will show love for God for those who are incarcerated? What will show love, for God with my fellow inmate? Maybe you're listening on God Behind Bars. You know, what will show love
31:48 for God? So wherever you are, that's the question you ask yourself. What will show love for God? Now when you're with people, it's what will show love for people. Now that how that is expressed
32:00 will be unique depending on the situation. Maybe you're gonna serve somebody. Maybe you're gonna give them a drink of water. Maybe you're just gonna listen. Maybe you're gonna put a arm around another brother. Maybe
32:11 you're gonna pray for someone. Right? And so you see how we just need to say, what will show love for god and people? And typically, we'll know. We'll have the example of Jesus. We'll
32:23 have encouragement from scripture. Right? We'll know god's character, like holiness shows love for God, mercy shows love for God, forgiveness shows love for
32:34 God. And so intuitively, we kinda know what's gonna please God and what's gonna show love for people? And that's that's the beauty
32:47 of the word of God, is that it it goes back to relationship. Right? Where you have a people who have been rescued, but now they're
32:59 on a journey and they have to know, how do I live in in this broken, fallen place until I I get to God personally. I have to live this life
33:11 on earth as it is in heaven. How do I do that? We have God's word. And isn't that a beautiful thing? So the 10 commandments, they're still very much alive, very much active, but the
33:23 easiest way to understand it is to love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength, and love your neighbor as yourself. And then work that out. Here's the practical application. Whenever you
33:35 get a thought that says, do what shows love for God and a way to do it, do that and listen. That's the Holy Spirit. You can just take all the mystery out of listening to the
33:47 Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit will always tell you to do that thing that shows love for God or love for people. Isn't the story in the book of Exodus just awesome? Right? We're rescued.
33:59 Sometimes we can forget, but then we remember God intervenes. He lets us know exactly how he wants us to live through his spoken word. And isn't it a delight that we have the scripture to turn
34:10 to? So let's respect the voice of God. His voice is singular. It's respected. It's weighted. It's feared. Let's do whatever it takes. Right? Even if we do silly hand motions to remember the word of God, and
34:22 then let's just ask ourselves in partnership with the Holy Spirit, what will show love for God or people? Alright? Why don't you just hold out your hands right now wherever you are and receive a blessing from God.
34:35 Lord, your your sons have their hands out, your daughters, if any daughters of God are listening, And Father, I just pray right now that by your Spirit, you would speak.
34:48 Speak grace and mercy to those who just need to know that they're accepted by you fully, they're fully worthy of acceptance, and they're fully loved, and
35:00 they can fully define themselves by your love. Pour your love onto those who have their hands extended. And then, Lord, for those who need truth, I pray that you would pour truth.
35:12 You say truth sets us free. I pray that we would remember your word, we would remember your example, and, Holy Spirit, that we would partner with you. So bless those with their hands open,
35:24 receiving with the Holy Spirit. And Holy Spirit, be about partnering with them, reminding them of what shows love for you and people. I ask this in Jesus'
35:36 name. Amen. Greetings, men. Kenny Luck, founder of Everyman Ministries. You know, after 30 years of helping men in the mental health, pastoral, and coaching
35:48 context, the 1 working assumption I've operated on is this. Men, they're like icebergs. You only see the tip. Under the waterline of the image that they are projecting and the lives that they are living
35:59 are massive spiritual, emotional, and relational battles they recognize, but they're just not talking about. And it creates a dissonance. It creates spiritual
36:11 plateaus. It creates unresolved tensions within that start to eat away at their faith, eat away at their hope. It opens them up to spiritual attack and lies to the point where so many, if they were
36:23 honest, would say, I believe in God and I believe his promises are true, just not for me right now. Have you ever felt that or thought that? Well, here's the thing. So many men I counsel and coach say
36:35 the same thing. I'm attending church. I'm reading my bible. I'm going to men's group. I'm praying. But I'm not sensing or experiencing God the way I see it promised in the bible. You know, that abundant life that
36:47 Jesus speaks of. I'm I'm not breaking through, and I know there's more. I just don't know how to get there, and it's confusing me. It's affecting my relationships with God and other people. Now, if you've
36:59 ever felt the same way, if you've ever had any of those thoughts, welcome to the club. As men, we go through different seasons of personal, professional, and, yes,
37:10 spiritual life. And listen, that calls for new Christ formation, new faith steps, new discoveries, and new thinking. You see, there's no big
37:22 mystery here. The big wheels of life, of relationships, Christ formation, and of fulfillment turn on the hidden axles of what the Bible calls your inner man. So when the Bible
37:34 says, watch over your heart with all diligence for from it flow the springs of life. It's not calling for new outer spiritual behavior management. It's calling for a new
37:46 you. You say, how do you know, Kenny? Because God called me personally into a new season of Christ formation after 25 years as a pastor and counselor.
37:57 And you know what I needed? I needed a community of brave brothers, of professional men who were spirit filled, and I needed a solid process and godly coaching to walk me into a new place of
38:09 strength, a place of powerful sacrifice, a place of complete tenacity in my purpose, a place of growing authentic generosity, and a place of meaningful
38:22 insight into myself first and for other people. That's my promise land. What's yours? If you're like me and you want a new place of growth, if you want the dissonance to go away, if you
38:34 want an inner breakthrough in Christ, if you want to discover what is it that is holding you back spiritually versus continuing to say some narrative to yourself and other people, just lean in
38:45 right now. There is a next adventure in God and in life waiting for you. But the old thinking, the old victories you cling to, the old patterns of
38:57 living, just the old thought processes are not going to cut it in this next adventure God has for you. The promised land that he has for you. And that's why I'm inviting you
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