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The Need for Aggressive Convictions 0:00 If you have your notes from my workbook, turn to page 7. Okay? We're gonna be, talking about risking or retreating. And I introduce you on that page to 1 of my favorite0:12 advancers and riskers and never retreaters, general George s Patton. You got a little whiff of him on on the video. Don't you love that section? I don't wanna get your messages that we are0:23 holding our position. We're not holding on to anything except the enemy. Let the undo that. We are advancing constantly, and we're not interested in holding on to anything. Now,0:35 I'm watching that, and you're watching that, and I'm thinking Matthew 11, where Jesus says, the kingdom of God is advancing forcefully. And forcefulness,0:48 lay hold of it. You see, George Patton had 2 beliefs that guided his whole philosophy of a, never let the enemy pick the battlefield. Not bad for a spiritual analogy. Never let1:00 the enemy pick the battlefield. And b, when you attack, attack ruthlessly, attack viciously, attack aggressively without rest.1:19 Say free in the fight. Free in the fight. When you have strong convictions, you're free in the fight. Most successful field general of all time.1:31 He was free to act, free to attack, and free to achieve victory. Let's say that 1 more time. He was free to act, free to attack, and free to achieve1:43 victory. And we ended that video clip with the question or the scripture that we ended with with me last night, which is, will you be in play? Will you shrink back, Or1:55 will you move forward? And if you remember on that scripture that I just showed up, God says, if they shrink back, I will not be pleased with them because we are not of those who shrink back and are2:07 destroyed, but of those who believe and are saved. In other words, God is not a fan of shrinkage. You guys remember that Seinfeld episode.2:18 Right? Shrinkage. That's as far as I'm gonna go. We're in church. But you see, how you answer that question, am I gonna shrink back? Am I2:30 gonna move forward? Am I gonna risk for God, or am I gonna retreat? That all depends on your willingness to risk strong beliefs2:42 because your beliefs are reflected in your behavior. I don't care what a man says. I find out his true beliefs2:54 in his behavior. So let's look on page 7, and let's start cultivating that advance by reading our key verse at the top right of page 7.3:07 No more stumbling around. Get on with it. The good, the right, the true. Figure out what3:18 will please cry, and then do it. You know what I love about Pastor Chris? He says 2 words that very few men say. He can say it cause he has the credibility and the experience and3:30 the capital of character to spend on you. He says, stop it. He said, quit dabbling, quit dancing, quit talking, and start3:42 walking. It's go time as God's men. He calls you out. Alright? Now flip your page. Having laid that as a battle where my3:54 beliefs reflect my behaviors, and pastor Chris and myself and Saran are challenging your beliefs because God is demanding new actions and behaviors. Write this down at the very top. It's4:06 time for aggressive convictions. It's time for aggressive convictions. Now that word has gotten a bad rap in today's society. We don't4:18 like the word aggressive. Well, you know what? We don't mind if Trent Richardson is aggressive hitting the 2 hole. We're not we're not we're not upset if LeBron James is aggressive taking the ball to the4:29 hole. I'm not talking about narcissistic, jerkwad, angry, and defensive little boy aggressive. I'm talking about forceful, intentional, purposeful,4:41 impactful with the goal in mind. Amen? Amen. Aggressive is not a bad word, and it's time for us to get some aggressive convictions. And the reason why we have to use that4:53 word, aggressive, when it comes to our beliefs and convictions is because they're strong competing voices that cause God's men to hesitate when they should5:04 activate. There's a war on to get you to hesitate, to pause. And the longer that you pause, stuff happens5:17 that shouldn't be happening. The longer you pause and think about it, the easier it is to slip that noose on your neck. See, that's what Satan wants you to do. He wants you to5:28 hesitate when you should activate on strong beliefs and convictions. I love the quote of William Marston. He said, on the plains of hesitation, bleached the bones5:41 of countless millions of men who on the threshold of victory sat down and waited. And in waiting, they died. You see, when a5:53 man fails to seize his moment, it's a picture of a missed opportunity for greatness. And can I just tell you, I don't care if you're 166:04 or 96? Right now in human history, as I explained to you last night, this is our moment of greatness for men in the kingdom of God. It is custom built.6:16 It's relevant culturally. It's relevant to the other gender. It's relevant in terms of global justice, and it's relevant in terms of where the church is and men of God forming ranks around their pastors like never6:28 before to advance the kingdom of God. So let's make the case for aggressive convictions. Write this down. When I possess aggressive convictions, my values are clear. What's6:40 the opposite of clear a clear day? It's a cloudy day. When I have strong convictions, my values are clear versus cloudy. And when my values are clear, write this down, my decisions6:52 are easy versus what? Hard. You see, that's the fog of competing voices. That's the fog of a lie. That's the fog of7:04 gray. Satan doesn't want you to have aggressive convictions. He wants you to have gray convictions and blurry convictions and lots of convictions and tolerate lots of convictions because7:15 then you are not gonna be a good decision maker. And when my decision making process is simplified, write this down. My impact for God7:27 increases versus what? Decreases. And then I develop, write this down, spiritual consistency versus what?7:39 Inconsistency. Think about that. There's the battle. Clear, easy, impact, spiritual consistency. That's what God wants. Cloudy values, hard7:50 decisions, impact for God down, spiritual inconsistency. You don't think Satan has a stake in this right here? Oh, he does.8:02 So let's answer the question. Why do we need a filter? Pastor8:16 Because that Because that's how you wanna perceive reality. Don't you wanna see reality the way God sees it? Okay. So why do we need God's filter? Why do we8:28 need the aggressive, filter of strong beliefs and convictions? Write this down. Strong convictions help me to diffuse conflict. Jesus8:40 said, in this world, you will have trouble, but take courage. I have overcome the world. Isn't that the problem with life? It's so daily.8:54 And he's speaking into that and saying, hey. Look. There's gonna be conflicts every day. And in the midst of chaos and conflicts, you will be ruled by convictions or emotions.Why Men Need Strong Convictions 9:06 I love the worship song on the 1st night. Not gonna go on what I see, not gonna go on what I feel. Because emotional decision makers end up dead. When you9:18 run into battle emotionally, you end up dead. K? So that's the 1st reason why you need strong convictions. The 2nd reason you need strong convictions is because they help you defeat personal temptations.9:32 Will you say this with me? Look up here. Say, weak convictions Weak convictions. Do not defeat Do not defeat strong temptations. Strong temptations. Does that make9:44 sense? Weak convictions do not defeat strong temptations. Then why are we stepping into so much quicksand as men? Why are we9:55 up to our neck? Why are we drowning? Why are we not advancing? Why are not why are we not winning the battle of purity? Because we don't know what we believe. Really? Weak convictions cannot10:07 defeat strong temptations. The 3rd reason you need strong convictions is that they help me deal with interruptions. I'm not a big fan of interruptions. Are you? I mean,10:19 when I trip over my wife's heels in my closet on the way to my shirt rack, I mean, that's an interruption. And, you know, us men, you know, just just don't stop me to where I'm going to go.10:32 Okay? Just don't when I'm just you know, to go there. But, hey. Guess what? Jesus talked about that. Trials will interrupt. Temptations will interrupt your life. Delays and difficulties and and cul de10:44 sacs of life will will enter and they will interrupt your plan. Okay? And when your plans get interrupted, that kind of creates an emotional fever in you, doesn't it, man of10:55 God? Because you're flesh and you're spirit. Hey, man. I I was on my way here, and then now I'm interrupted. And we need convictions that give us a way to make sense of11:07 it or else. We end up being in a constant state of anger and frustration over our lives being interrupted. Well, let me tell you something. If God didn't want your life11:19 interrupted, it wouldn't have been interrupted. Because he's God. Remember? He's in total charge. Nothing surprises him. If he allows something into your life,11:31 allows an interruption, then he's he's over that and using that and his presence is in that and his purpose is in that. Okay? But you need convictions11:43 to handle interruptions. Next reason, you need strong convictions to help you direct others. Men who don't know what they believe and what they stand for11:55 make horrible advisors. Amen? That is why your pastor is an amazing advisor. He could be a billionaire in the world12:08 because he works hard, he thinks things through, he's transparent, he's authentic, and he gives away what he learns, but he is equipping us.12:19 Wow. But that's why you need strong conviction so that you can direct others. Every dad in the building, every single guy in the building, you are a person of influence. The question is not am I a12:31 man of influence, but it's what kind of influence am I having. People by default are looking to men for leadership. And when they don't get it, then they start leading themselves.12:43 And then we end up with more messes because we have less leaders. So we need strong conviction so that we can give advice. We need strong convictions next to help to12:55 to help us deliver help. To deliver help. Write that down. What is it in you that tells you to suit up and to show up? To step in and to step13:07 up when it's convenient or based on your convictions? You see, there is there there there's 2 triggers for for men in13:19 terms of when they're gonna step in and step up and suit up and show up to help other people. And 1 is really bad and 1 is really good. The really bad 1 is convenience and comfort. The other 1 is convictions.13:31 And when people see men stepping up and stepping in and suiting up and showing up based on a transcendent conviction and purpose, They see God. The13:43 next reason you need strong convictions is to help you discern what is right. See, who do you listen to? The voice of broken male culture, which Chris13:55 so directly outlined. Your feelings, your friends, your boss. You know, the common denominator between the most influential men in history are is aggressive14:07 convictions. I mean, Hitler and Lincoln, Bin Laden, Billy Graham, Kony, and doctor King. The only thing that14:18 separates those those those men is the nature of their convictions, but nobody questions the aggressiveness of their belief in those14:30 convictions. So what do we need? We need a simple framework that works. Don't you love it when it's simple? Yeah. So keep it simple, man. Just keep it simple. I'm a14:42 simple guy. Guys are simple. Let's keep it simple. So that's what I'm gonna do. Core conviction number 1, write this down.Core Conviction: Love God Fully 15:01 Action. God is the object. Lesson.15:13 You become like the thing that you love. If you love yourself, you become a narcissist. If you love stuff, you become a materialist. If you like tingles and sensations15:25 and feelings, you become a hedonist. If you love pain, you're a masochist. If you become an atheist, you love being God. So you15:37 become what you worship. Okay? And so when the Bible says love God, it's because God wants you to become like Christ,15:51 a real man. Some of you guys are hearing that for the very 1st time. You don't know why you have such a strong attachment to feelings and sensations. You don't know why you have such a strong16:03 attachment to stuff. You don't know why you have such a strong attachment to self importance. That's because Satan's strategy is to get you to attach to an ism.16:15 Hedonism, narcissism, materialism. He wants you to love those objects versus God so you can become a destroyer.16:29 Because a guy who loves stuff does not love people. A guy who loves self gratification and self indulgence uses people16:41 to gratify his own desires. A guy where it's all about him and he's a narcissist, people don't like to be around that guy, and he tries to control everything.16:54 So do you see the spiritual battle? Love God. Now let's look at our outline, Matthew 22 37, and let's just see it and unpack it just a little. This is17:06 so important that you know functionally what this means versus intellectually. Let's read Matthew 22 37 together. Jesus replied, love the Lord your God with all17:18 your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. What word is there 3 times? All. Circle. All versus what? All versus what?17:32 Some. Right? Now, why all? Why all? He's emphatic. You don't use the same word 3 times unless you really, really, really want something to get17:43 it. Say this with me. Real relationships Real relationships. Ask for commitment. Ask for commitment. That's why when I married Chrissy, they said, Kenny,17:55 do you, Kenny? Take Chrissy, and then here we go. Sickness and in health, richer for poor. Because real relationships ask for commitment.18:08 Now what does loving God, this this real commitment, this real relationship, what does it look like in real time in the daily flow of life as a god's man? Let's18:20 read John chapter 14 verse 21 together. Loves me will be loved by my father,18:32 and I too will love them and show myself to them. I want you to circle, has my commands, keeps them, and the 1 who loves. And, keeps them, and the 1 who loves.18:45 Now, when Jesus says, whoever has my commands, that's the concept and the principle of possession. When you're in a real relationship, you possess the other person's18:57 priorities. And you defer to those priorities because you know those priorities. And because you love them, you act in deference to their priorities and their likes and their dislikes and their19:08 wants and their desires and their dreams. That's a real relationship. You're a supporting person in the relationship. You're committed to the relationship, so you wanna know what's important to the other person. It's the19:20 concept of possession. He whoever has my command. In other words, as a god's man, we wanna know what god thinks. God, what do you think? What do you want?19:32 And we wanna come into agreement with that. And then Jesus says, whoever has my commands, that's not enough. Otherwise, Jesus would say, just have my commands. Just know what I think.19:44 Okay? But then he says, and what? And keeps them. Okay? So the 1st concept, has my commands. That's the concept of possession. Keeps them is the concept of application.19:56 Right? By keeping them, living them out, I show agreement with my actions. See, it's 1 thing for me to say, gee, honey. I know you like20:08 this and like that and wanna do this and wanna do that. And I know this bugs you and and you like that. But if I don't show agreement with my actions, we don't have a relationship.20:20 What I have is lip service. K? So Jesus is saying, hey. Possess, apply, and then I'll know. Those 2 things,20:32 possess and apply. Then I know is the 1 who loves me. Now here's the payoff. This is really cool. You've got possession. You have application, but then, say with me, revelation.20:45 Now when we say revelation, it's when God reveals himself and God reveals himself through creation and God reveals himself, to his word and God reveals his present tangibly, experientially in20:57 our hearts through the Holy Spirit. Look what look what Jesus says. And the 1 who loves me will be loved by my father, and I too will love them. And let's finish this verse together, and show myself to21:09 them. Wow. You know, some of you are wondering, where's God's presence in my life? You know? Well, my question to you based on John 14 is, do you know what he21:21 thinks? And are you showing agreement with what he thinks by your actions? Because that is the math of intimacy with Jesus Christ. So we love God. That's what it looks like. Turn the21:32 page to page 10. We see this modeled by Jesus. I just want you to see his conviction and his conduct. I wanna I want you to see him in real time. Let's read John 4 34 together.21:45 My food is to do the will of him who sent me. Say this with me. God's man God's man. Shares God's heart. See, loving God is synonymous synonymous21:57 with doing his will. The context of John 4 is the feeding of the 5000. And they're like, hey, Jesus. You hungry? Rabbi? Let's go get, you know, a22:09 sonic burger. Right now, he has to self limit. And he says, you know what? I am hungry. I've been walking with you guys, you know, all those miles to get to this place, and I am22:21 hungry. But yet, there's there's something that I need to do right now, and I have to set my needs aside in order to meet those needs and do God's will. Every time you do that, every time you set yourself aside,22:33 your carnal self aside, your emotional self aside, when you take the hit to do God's will, you are like Christ. That's how you love God, functionally. Okay? So there's this conviction, but then look at his22:44 conduct. What does it mean? How do we think about it? Let's read John 8 29 together. The 1 who sent me is with me. He has not left me alone, for I always do what pleases22:56 him. Now do you see the connection between he has not left me alone? Because he's always doing what pleases him. So here's how we boil this down, fellas, in terms of loving God. Wherever you23:08 are, whatever the issue, whatever the circumstance, whatever the relationship, whatever the need, you ask, what shows love for God right now? And that's what you do. Pretty23:20 simple. Pretty simple. Satan loves to make it complex. Right? Just do the thing that pleases him versus who,23:31 versus what pleases you or what pleases men. Action and the object of the action. And the23:43 reason why that's important, because you become what you love. You become like what you love. Court conviction number 2, write this down, love people. Now, why did Jesus pair23:55 loving God with loving people? Because greater knowledge of God's priorities without greater love and expression toward others only produces greater pride and destruction.Core Conviction: Love People 24:07 Knowledge without love produces pride and destruction. That's what we see in the Pharisees in the New Testament. Convictions of God, but they didn't possess the love of God, which24:19 produced pride and destruction. So we love God in the vertical. We love people in the horizontal. Now, let's see in Jesus' life what this24:31 looked like functionally. Not intellectually, not in theory, but functionally. Let's read Mark 10 45 together. The son of man did not come to be served, but to serve24:43 and to give his life as a ransom for many. I want you to circle his life as a ransom. Okay. That's what functionally loving24:55 people is like, When you pay a ransom, you restore a previous condition. So someone kidnaps my daughter. I pay the ransom. I get her back. And now all is25:06 well. Okay. Whenever we take actions to love people, we are restoring back what was lost when we serve other people. We're giving them what's lacking in their25:18 lives. We're paying the ransom with our time. We're paying the ransom with our talent. We're paying the ransom with our treasure.25:37 Just show you the flow of the son of man because guess what? He lives in you. Jesus was not intimidated by authority figures. He didn't have to see all the variables before he made a25:49 decision. He just had to see the most important ones. And the most important ones, wherever he was, was I'm gonna do whatever shows love for God and love for people.26:01 2 convictions, many expressions. Let's say that together. 2 convictions, many expressions. Okay? Of having strong convictions.26:13 And Jesus said, you got to really camp on, stand on, and bet your life on these 2. 2 simple convictions that are portable and have many expressions wherever you26:25 are, whatever the need, whatever the circumstance, whatever the relationship, whatever the issue. Jesus was free in the fight. Amen? He just was not intimidated by authority figures. He never26:37 played to people. He was free to go against this broken male culture that pastor's pastor Chris described in our last session. And he was free to go against it whenever compassion26:48 demanded it or God's word required it. He was free to love. He was free in the fight. Now what do these aggressive convictions eliminate? How do they free us up? Write this27:00 down. Aggressive convictions eliminate distractions. You know, in war, a key strategy is fighting27:12 a war of distraction. Don't go to your Bible. Go to Microsoft27:23 Outlook. Don't go to your Bible. Go to Twitter. Go don't go to your Bible. Go to Facebook and find out who's talking about you and who's hashtagging you. That's a distraction. I love what pastor Chris27:35 said. Go to bed at 11. Don't play games till 3. K? Distraction. It's like eating spiritual Twinkies. You know? It's synthetic.27:48 It's not authentic. Number 2, aggressive convictions eliminate detractors. When you believe what you believe and your beliefs are reflected in your behavior and you possess27:59 strong convictions, it does not matter what other people think. What only matters is what he thinks. Why do you think Jesus walked so tall and not28:11 small on earth? Why do you think the masses were drawn to him like a magnet? It's because he transcended. Because he loved God and he loved people. Number 3,28:24 aggressive convictions eliminate doubt. They just eliminate doubt. You believe, man, love God, love people. I can bank on that all day long till I'm in the grave. That's what I'm gonna do. That's how I'm28:36 gonna live my life. 2 simple convictions, many expressions through many seasons of life, a single season, a married season, a kid's season, getting ready to be in the empty nest season. And I'm thinking, what am I gonna28:47 do with that season? I'm gonna love God and love people with my bride, and I'm gonna put her on the horse, and we're gone. We're going. Both guns blazing. We're going into sexual trafficking. I'm gonna I'm gonna minister28:58 to the men. We're gonna go after the root of the problem. She's burdened with sex trafficking. I'm burdened with the men. I'm fixing the source. She's helping recover and rescue and reintegrate and rehabilitate. Amen?29:09 Yes. That's what shows love for God and love for people. Yes. Love, Chrissy. What's the goal, fellas? More intuition29:22 and less impulse. You know what? God wants to give you a good gut. You know what? When you say hell, man, he has a good gut for that. He has a good intuition. He's intuitive. He really knows what to do. Pastor Chris is 129:32 of those guys, but it's because he's made little decisions over time to love God and love people. And his intuition is so great right now that he can tell 1200 men what to do. He sees.29:45 Because over the years, he's had 2 strong convictions, love God, love people, and it's been expressed in so many different contexts. And he's gathered all that that battlefield experience, and he's he's synthesized it,29:56 and now it's for us. So how do you get there? How do you how do you start living out this life of loving God and loving people and possessing these core convictions aggressively? Write30:08 this down. Resolve now to be God's man. Came to the altar. Some of you are still thinking it through. I am telling30:19 you, that is the identity for which you were born. To be a son of God. To be a son of your creator. And to live out the purpose for which you were created. Resolve to be God's30:31 man. Just decide. That's who I am. Don't let in other competing identities. Okay? We already read this verse, so I'm gonna move to step 2. So we resolve now to be30:43 God's man. Step 2, now we start recognizing the voice of the Holy Spirit in real time on a daily basis. Remember, if the problem of life is that it's daily, the solution to life30:55 is that it is also a daily partnership with the Holy Spirit. Let's read Hebrews 3 7 and 8 together. So as the Holy Spirit says,31:07 today, if you hear his voice, do not harden your heart. Circle, today, if you hear his voice. When are we supposed to be hearing the Holy Spirit's voice? Today. When does he want to talk to you?31:19 Yes. When does he wanna tell you what to do? Yes. Does he have your best interest in mind? Yes. Absolutely. You know what the tragedy is? We're not listening. You know, in my little rental car, there's31:31 a there's a GPS built in to the car. You know what it's called? Never lost. Technology you31:43 smart ones track with me. When you become a Christian, technology gets31:54 put into your mind and heart and soul. Jesus said, this this technology is gonna guide you. This technology is gonna guide you. Jesus said this this technology is gonna guide you. This technology is gonna lead you. This32:03 technology is gonna counsel you. This technology is gonna prompt you. This technology is gonna speak to you. And when you get in a situation where there's a crossroads in your relationships with God and with people, this32:13 technology is going to remind you and tell you what to do. But here's the deal. In my little rental car, there's that little there's that little symbol with a little line in it like that.32:26 I gotta go like that. I gotta activate and listen. Say activate Activate. And listen. Listen. So I get in the car and I activate it, and then I just plug it in,32:38 and then I listen. I turn approaching in 2 miles. I just kinda wanna go through that, and I want it to say to me, turn around, stupid. Did you hear what I was saying? No. It just32:51 talks to you. It at the 2 mile, at the at the 1 mile, at the 500 yards, and then then it goes. Fellas, that's the Holy Spirit. That's what his job is.33:04 You see, there's voices and then there's the voice, and it's not a TV show with Christina Aguilera. You don't even see Christine Aguilera. When you're looking at that33:15 show, oh my goodness. It's like, turn it off. Whatever hardens or desensitizes you to loving God and loving people is not God's voice. To love33:27 God and people in a situation, that's the voice of the Holy Spirit. It's not ethereal. It's not complicated. He's cooperating with your conscience, which the Bible calls the lamp of the Lord. Turns it on, says, hey.33:39 That's what you should be doing. And here's the here's the thing. 99 out of 100 of us have a conscience, have the Holy Spirit. We know what to do. The question is, are we willing? We just don't wanna listen.33:51 It's not, is he talking? Is he active? Do we have a conscience? Intuitively, inside we go, that's wrong. And there's that little, that's wrong. It's the rationalizing34:03 voice. It's the justifying voice. It's the excusing voice. It's the twisted logic voice. Anybody else know that voice besides me? You know, where you start doing the mental trickery and the mental math to escape doing34:15 God's will because it might be a little inconvenient or uncomfortable? How How do I know it's the holy spirit? Anytime a choice I'm gonna make impacts my relationship with God or people, he34:26 speaks into that. It's not when I'm eating cereal or going to the bathroom or cutting sauce. Relationship with God or people. They're autonomic. They're normal. They're daily functions. But when there's people or34:38 God involved, oh, man. He's right there. Activate and listen. 3. Release the power of the Holy Spirit. It's 1 thing to recognize the voice of the spirit,34:50 but then we have to release the power or control to the Holy Spirit. Sorry, control.35:06 I wanna stop right there. How many of you wanna know what God's will is? Here. Understand what the Lord's will is. So if this is his will, you should pay attention35:18 to what we're about to read next. Let's finish. Do not get drunk with wine. Instead, be filled with the Holy Spirit. You see, it's a picture of control. Whatever35:30 you consume, and the spirit of alcohol, if you consume it, it controls you, and your inhibitions go down, and you start acting and doing things you35:42 wouldn't normally do when you're when you're not under the control of alcohol. You start saying things like, I love you, man, and you start telling the truth. There's a phrase that's called invino veritas. I mean,35:54 that's a old espionage tactic to get your enemy drunk, so he'll tell you his secrets. Because alcohol is in control. It's lowering his inhibitions. And now he's gonna say to you what he wouldn't normally say36:06 when he has control of his faculties. But then there's this other picture, and I'm glad the apostle Paul knows this experience because it's so men. Says, don't be controlled by this. Be36:18 controlled by that. Instead, be filled with the Holy Spirit. K? Now this is the activate command. Alright?36:30 The Bible says activate, listen, and be in submission to the control of the Holy Spirit. Say this with me. The issue in my life Issue in my life. Is36:41 who's in control. Who's in control. It's a control issue. Either the spirit of the world is in control cooperating with your flesh or the will of God is36:53 control through the power of the Holy Spirit cooperating with your spirit, spirit to spirit. So let's activate. Put down your pencilsShow more In this video 0:00 The Need for Aggressive Convictions9:00 Why Men Need Strong Convictions15:00 Core Conviction: Love God Fully24:00 Core Conviction: Love People37:00 Living Convictions: Partner with the Holy Spirit
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