December 14, 2025 • 35 mins
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And said, Verily I say unto you, Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven. 18:4 Whosoever therefore shall humble himself as this little child, the same is greatest in the kingdom of heaven. 18:5 And whoso shall receive one such little child in my name receiveth me. 18:6 But whoso shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea. 18:7 Woe unto the world because of offences! for it must needs be that offences come; but woe to that man by whom the offence cometh! 18:8 Wherefore if thy hand or thy foot offend thee, cut them off, and cast them from thee: it is better for thee to enter into life halt or maimed, rather than having two hands or two feet to be cast into everlasting fire. 18:9 And if thine eye offend thee, pluck it out, and cast it from thee: it is better for thee to enter into life with one eye, rather than having two eyes to be cast into hell fire. 18:10 Take heed that ye despise not one of these little ones; for I say unto you, That in heaven their angels do always behold the face of my Father which is in heaven. 18:13 And if so be that he find it, verily I say unto you, he rejoiceth more of that sheep, than of the ninety and nine which went not astray.
And said, Verily I say unto you, Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven. 18:4 Whosoever therefore shall humble himself as this little child, the same is greatest in the kingdom of heaven. 18:5 And whoso shall receive one such little child in my name receiveth me. 18:6 But whoso shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea. 18:7 Woe unto the world because of offences! for it must needs be that offences come; but woe to that man by whom the offence cometh! 18:8 Wherefore if thy hand or thy foot offend thee, cut them off, and cast them from thee: it is better for thee to enter into life halt or maimed, rather than having two hands or two feet to be cast into everlasting fire. 18:9 And if thine eye offend thee, pluck it out, and cast it from thee: it is better for thee to enter into life with one eye, rather than having two eyes to be cast into hell fire. 18:10 Take heed that ye despise not one of these little ones; for I say unto you, That in heaven their angels do always behold the face of my Father which is in heaven. 18:13 And if so be that he find it, verily I say unto you, he rejoiceth more of that sheep, than of the ninety and nine which went not astray.
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our Cathy.
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Can't you see what they're trying to do?
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Oh yeah, lujah. This is Michael Basham here.
Speaker 5 (02:02):
We are live at the Waynesville Rec Center and thankful
for a chance to read the Word with y'all and
get into things of God. One thing that keeps popping
up every time you go into the socialist's prison camp
of face Boogers or fierce boogers, whatever your name for
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face bog is is that there are less and less people.
Maybe the algorithm hides real people, but they get paid
to promote artificial content, and so you're basically seeing a
ton of garbage AI garbage that's interesting for a few minutes,
and then you start to feel sick the longer you
stare at these people that are not people. They're soilent green.
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Soilent green is people. And we're blessed to be on
the Fringe Radio Network. This is a totally home grown,
the real world, old fashioned HTML coding by hand, painstakingly
Fringe or radio network dot com, faithbooks dot com. This
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is real stuff from the old days of the Internet
when people used to look things up. Wow. They used
to have forums and debates, and they used to have
actual organic videos, imagine that, and they painstakingly edit them
and post reports. And there were these info Wars warriors
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and they were like cutting edge and just a kind
of a desperate fight. One of the funniest jokes about
info Wars making fun of Alex Jones, who I love,
but it was making fun of it, and it was
a comedian. He made up a show called brain Fight,
and he came up and he started talking directly to
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Alex Jones or about Alex Jones.
Speaker 6 (03:57):
He said, Alex Jones just lost his war on.
Speaker 5 (04:00):
Info so silly, which of course he has it. Of course,
this is the one war the enemy always says that
he's winning. When he's losing. He always says that you're
never going to get healed, as God is about to
put the healing into your hands. And this is the
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main thing about the word is something that Derek Prince
wrote about this.
Speaker 6 (04:27):
Very well, really beautifully, about how.
Speaker 5 (04:32):
The salvation that God provided us is great, but one
of the dangers is that we could neglect it and
not really enter into it, and not just accepting your
salvation as theological fact or doctrine, but even not embracing
it in its fullness and your experience. So God wants
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you to step into the fullness of salvation. What does
that look like? Well, in my family we have a
long standing history. Don basham face up with the miracle
of walking by faith, of experiencing moment to moment miracles.
Now we might still be working on our patients or
our trusting God for healing or breakthrough in finances or
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getting rid of credit card debt, et cetera, et cetera.
But the main thing is, this is a great salvation
that is real. It's what Ephesians three seventeen through nineteen
says that you, being rooted and grounded in love, may
be able to comprehend with all the saints. What is
the width and length and depth and height to know
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the love of Christ which passes knowledge? That you may
be filled with all the fullness of God. So this broad, deep,
passionate love of God that passes knowledge, but you can
still know it. So how does that work? Well, that's
where the gifts come in. That's where we're learning about
the spiritual gifts like speaking in tongues or prophecy or
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different tools that God has made available for us. And
salvation in the Bible had a very wide application.
Speaker 6 (06:15):
For many people.
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It might just mean having their sense forgiven and becoming
a prepackaged soul for heaven. But there's a lot more
to salvation than that. And this is where the Holy Spirit,
which if you really focus in on this is actually
our only hope to actually deal with AI that, as
Elon Musk has said, is coming like a giant tsunami
going sonic speeds. And people can see little videos and
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they're interested in self driving cars and this or that,
But when it comes down to it, the full force
of AI is going to be so disruptive on the
previous system and establishment that it would be like going
from before the automobile and before the airplane and before
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and just having it all come out like in a series,
in like a succession, like really fast of just incredibly
rapid enhanced development. I mean they're talking about like new
machinery being designed by these things, machines designing machines, discovering
new sciences. Of course, why would they unveil all of
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that to the public. They've been doing this for a
long time. But the real fascination is what we have
already available to us that hardly a soul has ever
dared to step into. And that's the Holy Spirit and
the fullness of salvation. Yes, you get forgiven the sins. Well,
it also includes everything else. I mean Romans chapter ten.
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People are praying like if it be thy will God, please,
can you do this instead of us stepping into It's
sort of like that seizing the day thing. You step
into your authority, you command, you shut the door, you
open the or I get to be in charge of
my goats, let them out, put them back away, not
the goats being in charge. And the AI is basically
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nothing but a beast. It's a system. The matrix is
a system neo and like anything else, you must learn
the rules of that system. Some of those rules neo
can be bent, others can be broken.
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So here we go.
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Salvation is the all inclusive word for every blessing and
provision God gave them in Psalm seventy eight twelve through
fifty four. So it's a long chapter and I've read
it to some extent.
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Before, but.
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You know, God got angry with his people for having
such a small view of him and his salvation.
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So similarly, we grieve.
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God by our small comprehension of salvation that He's given us.
Speaker 6 (08:59):
He has a.
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Huge, huge, huge, much bigger than Trump, much bigger than
any kind of crazy thing contraption, bigger than anything.
Speaker 5 (09:11):
AI is going to dream up and boast about. You're
going to have incredible power and blessing beyond the Old Testament.
I was meditating on how John the Baptist was the
least in the Kingdom of Heaven until now because of
Jesus being released. So that is a huge thing. That
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means you, yeah, you, I'm talking to you likeer. I
can't tell who it is, but we are. I'm live
on Facebook right now and we're recording a podcast for
the next twenty minutes. We are the least of us
is greater than the greatest in the Old Testament. So
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that means there's something is getting missed here. Somebody is
not And I'm looking at myself. Are we stepping into
the full power of the Gospel of salvation of the
Holy Spirit? Because if AI is going to be this big,
big thing, ooh ah wow, Yes, to quote Malcolm in
Jurassic Park, ooh ah, that's where it all starts. But
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then there's the running and the screaming, and you know,
it's just so obvious that there are nefarious plans being
put into place. However, fear is a sin. Being afraid
is a sin. Worry and trying to stress your way,
muscle your way through things sin. God is just asking
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us to call out to him, to trust in him,
and he wants to flex his arm a little bit
for us, and he already did when he rose Jesus
up from the dead. So we need to keep coming
back to the gospel, keep preaching that gospel which is
foolish to the Greeks and an offense to the Jews.
Or how I just butchered that. I can't remember exactly
the verse, But because that is the power to get
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everything in heaven and AI. I'm just using it as
kind of like a cool modern topic. I'm not even
that interested in AI, honestly. It just kind of annoys
me when I have to look too much at a
dinky robot or an automated system instead of something that's
alive and breathing and beautiful and mysterious and that makes
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you glorify God made in the image of God. AI
is made in the image of man, so it can
never be as wonderful as what God has made.
Speaker 6 (11:33):
It is not alive anyway. The power in.
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The Gospel includes all the other things that you need.
And we might be still baby in a lot of
this stuff. But that's why I have these bookies for baby.
If you are like a baby in the thing, then
you'll get BOOKI So, despite all the marvelous things God did,
the people send in rebell in the wilderness tested God
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in their hearts and spoke against him. So therefore the
Lord heard this and was furious, as a fire was
kindled against Jacob, and Inger also came up against Israel
because they did not believe in God and did not
trust in his salvation. Wow, the provision of the wilderness,
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the provision of all the things He has for you,
clothes that never get old, riches beyond what Solomon ever had,
Wisdom if we don't doubt in our heart, wisdom which
brings riches as well.
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Thank you Lord.
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Sometimes people have a need and they think, well, can
I really trust God for that need? I mean, I
tried to pay off a credit card like three times
in a row, and the bank kept declining the transfer
of funds even though there was enough money in the funds,
and it was just like so obviously a devilish thing,
these credit card companies and the debt system that we
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live in in the States. I don't live in it,
but the world lives in it, and they consider you
like self righteous for not having a bunch of credit
cards and a bunch of debt and a bunch of
student loans. Like no, I live by faith, and you know,
we do accept donations and that's.
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Not how we live.
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But we're at least we're humble enough to receive help,
and that's what enables us to be able to do
these kind of things. We started a church yesterday, a building,
not a building church, but like a meetup of Holy
Spirit Christians in Waynesville. And all the back rent, all
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the bills got paid, everything paid, and we're just staring
at each other like how did this happen? Because we
were two months behind and just unsure, like how is
this going to work out?
Speaker 6 (13:51):
And you ever have those moments where you're like, how
is God going to do? And then he does it?
Speaker 5 (13:55):
Can I really trust God for that need. While we
were tithing. In the midst of all that stress of
like we.
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Don't have enough money for blah blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 6 (14:08):
We assembled money for well.
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I didn't personally send mine much of mine, but we
attempt to tie it to a lot of the Word
of Faith ministers such as Eagle Mountain Church, the Copeland family, and.
Speaker 6 (14:27):
Billy Burke. Really loved Billy Burke.
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But anyway, we got more than ten I think it
was almost ten times the amount that was tithed. So
in your poverty, if you give to the work of
the Lord, then he can reimburse you in the most
hilarious ways. I mean, it's just like you're just kind
of like, how is this possible?
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Hallelujah?
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But trusting in God for your needs and you know,
I mean, if it's if God can create the whole
world and then he can pay for your sins and
raise Jesus U from the dead, it's not a big
deal for him to help you get healed or credit
card paid off, or car payment or mortgage or families restored.
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One of my big ones is like estranged family members
getting back together that had a falling out and forgiveness
is such a huge thing. It's so big no matter
what happened. Don't ever start lending your support to you
don't know what they did to me ministries.
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Because that'll get you. That'll get you.
Speaker 5 (15:38):
But again, it's like, we don't think this way because
we always think like, oh, I don't want to bother God.
He's probably busy and I you know, but he's saying
you limited the Holy One of Israel, and he's mad.
He's like, how dare you? I confess? Oh, this is
Derek Prince, so we should do a Derek Prince impression.
But I could confess that many times I have limited
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Gould in my concept of salvation. I have had a
need and thought to myself, can I really trust God
for that need? I think most Christians today set limits
to what they think God will do. These are not
scriptural limits. They are just limits on how big we
imagine God's salvation to be. We need to bear in
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mind that this grieves the Lord. When Israelites set their
limits on what they thought God could do, it grieved him. Therefore,
let us resolve in our hearts that we will not
set limits to what God can do. But rather believe
in the all inclusive, comprehensive salvation that God has provided. Hallelujah.
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So don't set limits on God. It's a warning, it's
a command. It's like, it's not a nice thing. It's like, Oh,
but I mean, you know, I'll pay you back.
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Lord.
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No, you can't pay him back. He already did too
much for us. All we can do is love and forgive.
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If somebody owes you twenty bucks and you go and
hunt them down and shake them down and punish them
and throw them in jail, well that's not good because
look at the debt that he forgave you. So, I mean,
that's a big deal. That was one of the parables.
Don't put limits on God. And forgive everybody. I mean,
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do forgive everybody. Don't not forgive anyway. You know what
I'm trying to say. Hebrews ten fourteen states that what
was accomplished by the death of Jesus Christ and the
Cross for by one offering, he has perfected forever those
who are being sanctified.
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Amen.
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His death was a sacrifice foreordained by God on behalf
of the whole human race.
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Okay, so you think.
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You know this will oh, God something for you.
Speaker 6 (17:53):
We're looking at.
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We're going through Derek Prince's complete salvation right now. I mean,
with regards a little bit too artificial intelligent. I've been
thinking about the CIA a little bit, and I want
to write a book about the influence of Western COVID
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operations in Asia ever since.
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Even the the Opium Wars. But we'll get to that someday.
Speaker 5 (18:29):
We were thinking about how Trump always thanks everybody at
his speeches, and he just goes through these lists. He's
like in the fire chief and thank you for the police,
believe here, and oh John Carmichael, where are you John? Yeah?
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John, great guy, working so hard. What could we have
done without John?
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And you don't even know half of who these people
even are? And he's just going through a list of names,
and because he understands that a leader is only as
good as his followers. Really, I mean, unless you just
want to be a great guy all by yourself alone,
talking to yourself.
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Sometimes that's what it feels like as a Internet person.
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But if you have followers, even if some people just
follow like once a month for a few minutes, that's
still planting seeds. People don't understand the power of a seed.
But anyway, I was thinking about Obama doing the same thing,
if he was honest and be local.
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Well if if if I was really honest, I'd have
to say that, well, I wouldn't have been able to
do any of this without the deep state and the
artificial intelligence and Mark Zuckerberg, where are you?
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Mark?
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Thanks?
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Thanks for all the help on the social media algorithms,
the algos as they say, And you know, I continue
to believe that I wouldn't have been president had it
not been for the CIA operatives that helped me to
you know, get some folks right into gear to vote
the right way.
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And uh, I if if I.
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Hadn't done what I'd done and sold out, then I
don't think they'd ever put me into president to be president.
So hello, well I almost say it hallelujah, But you know,
I gotta be honest. I mean, huh, I'm a Muslim,
So yeah, I'm not gonna go any further. I feel
sick just to thinking like Obama for five seconds. Anyway,
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I really think that.
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This whole thing where we're going with AI and where
we're gonna be leaders, a lot of it is just
to be honest and to be real and to be
walking by faith and let the Lord be God and
just rely on him, let him come through for you.
Let him be the savior, not Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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John Connaugh. It is time.
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Get in the chop ba, get down. We're going to
fight sky that is going. That could not be destroyed,
it could only be postponed.
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All these quotes that we have allowed permeat our culture
and really destroy our culture. Lord, help me to stop
referencing movies too much and drinking too much coffee when
I'm going live. Oh my gosh, the Schmandricks who let
these guys drink so much coffee?
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Hall helujah.
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Let's take a quick moment of reflection.
Speaker 6 (21:55):
Okay, Harley, dude.
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I forgot my mic scan, so it's kind of, you know,
not very not a very flattering angle. I promised to
trim the nose hairs next time. So anyway, Derek Prince
is talking about the Hebrews statement for by one offering
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he has perfected forever, and he's describing how the priests
ministering daily offering again and again the same sacrifices which
could never take away sin. However, speaking about Jesus, he says,
but this man, after he had offered one sacrifice for
sins forever, sat down at the right hand of God.
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We see here a contrast between the priests who stood
continually and Jesus, who offered his one sacrifice and sat down.
Why did he sit down because he was never gonna
have to make another sacrifice. This is Romans chapter ten.
It's why we don't keep begging God for stuff we
have it. Get your faith muscles, go to the gym
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and stop pumping those face mushals. The Old Old Testament
priest's job was never finished because their sacrifice could not
deal with the real problem of sin. But Jesus's work
is complete. It never has to be added to and
nothing can never take be taken away from it forever.
That is why the perfect tense is used. Speaking about
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those who are appropriating the work of Jesus. The writer
calls us those who are being sanctified. That is what
we call a continuing present tense. Jesus work is perfect,
was perfect, but our appropriation of it is a continuing process.
And by the way, I'm not standing here doing these
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because this is the answer in itself. Just talking about
it is not the whole thing. It's part of it. Definitely,
getting the word in confessing scripture out loud over yourself.
Jesus paid for your healing. He paid for my healing.
You know, got a crick in my neck. I speak
to that crick in my neck. You're out of my
neck in Jesus name. God paid for my body to
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be restored. In Jesus name, neck be healed. Hallelujah. But
the continuing process, we are being sanctified, it's doing it.
The ancient Eastern way of Middle Eastern definition of no
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was to be doing it something that you practice, something
that you learned through exercise, not sitting there reading and
rereading and rereading.
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And doing it over and over again.
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I mean, the Hebrew Law required you to do a
lot of stuff and you had to be doing it
to know it. To know him and to be known
by him is also an intimacy factor. So as we
are being sanctified, as we are incre set apart to
draw God, draw to God, draw closer to God, and
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appropriate more of God's provision and promises, we enter more
and more into the full provision of the one sacrifice
of Jesus Christ. The full provision. Now that's a huge,
huge thing. Oh it's so good. No other book diagnoses
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the nature and effects of sin or tells us the
remedy except the Bible. If we had to deal with
the problem in our own wisdom or strength, it would
defeat us. Sin's remedy is a sacrifice. This is the
message of the whole Bible, from beginning to end. Wherever
there is sin, there has to be a sacrifice. All
the Old Testament sacrifices were prefiguring shadows or types of
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the one, glorious, final, all sufficient sacrifice which Jesus made
on our behalf on the cross before he died. Jesus's
last tramfled cry was it is finished.
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In the Greek.
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In the New Testament, this is the word to tell USTe,
the perfect tense of a verb that means to do
something perfectly. My interpretation is that Jesus' sacrifice was perfectly
perfect and completely complete. However, our appropriation of the benefits
of the sacrifice is progressive. So this is why reading
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this is a part of your whole and nutritious breakfast.
You need to get in the word every day. And
I'm a big fan of victory channel and getting those
word of faith teachers in my ears all day, if possible,
every day, and I mean to the point where it's
like obnoxious to people that are not on that desirous
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journey to inherit those promises as much. They're like, h,
don't make the devil too mad, son, No, we're not
going to do that. We're going to destroy him. Oh
what's under my boot?
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Oh?
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Look it's Ai Satan.
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Ai.
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Look, I mean it's a created being. Satan was a
creative being. Sin came from Satan. You can look at
a virus being alive, but it's also dead at the
same time. It just eats, It feeds off of the
flesh and then eats itself to death. Eventually, it's just
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like a manifestation of death. That this is the thing
we need, a continual coming back to, coming back to
coming back to the Lord and his word, and then
we get to inherit the full complete salvation. Not that
you're not saved, and not that you can lose your salvation,
but that we would not miss out in any way,
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shape or form on so great a salvation we cannot
neglect this. So that's what we're talking about right here.
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You mean him.
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So new birth and salvation. I don't think we have
time to read that, but just wanted to start us
off here. Hello Lujah, and thank you so much, and
we'll be we shall.
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Return, as I like to say in the sequel, we'll
go to the gym MO and we'll pump iron and
we'll talk about becoming sky net AI artificial intelligence revolution.
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The machines are coming. But do not fear. Fear not,
John Connor. You are needed to lead.
Speaker 5 (28:28):
Actually we don't have to be John Connor even we
just get to receive the Lord's full, complete, already paid
for salvation and watch him come to stand up for
us like never before. But we have work to do,
and it's it's it doesn't come automatically like there is work.
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So that's kind of the journey that we're on. And
that's in essence the Spirit Force and just recruiting, recruiting
warriors and soldiers and people who will lay aside their
own self life and the ways of this world. And
I mean it's getting a little bit easier to do
as you see this world is passing away. I mean,
our college degrees are worthless. Most of the things, the
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skills that you have, unless it's electrical plumbing or roofing
are going to be replaced very soon. Elon Musk talking
about well, you know, it's great that if you if
you have time just to go to school and for
youth to you can you know, socialize, I guess, but
pretty much all the all the jobs will be they
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will be replaced by some form of artificial intelligence. So
you know, if you think about it, we have a
great opportunity to start witnessing to people and bringing them
into the Kingdom like never before. But we can also
miss out on so great as salvation if we get
all sucked into the.
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Latest thing the message.
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All right, well, thank you Lord, and we'll be by
back again and we love you and hallelujah, stay close
to the Lord in Jesus namellelujah. Where on earth did
my what happened to my my phone?
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The Okay, there we go. All right.
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Will sing of the mercies of the Lord forever.
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I would sing, Yes, I would saying I would sing
of the mercies of the Lord forever.
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I was singing of the mercies of the Lord.
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The Lord for ever.
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I was saying yes.
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I was saying, I'm saying now I see something. Not
call em I saying now I see something.
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Kathy.
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Don't go to the supermarket to day. Kathy, don't go
to the supermarket.
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To day.
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Because there's a very strange band at the checkout stand
and there's a laser scanner.
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Where you put your hand.
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Kathy, don't go to the supermarket to day. Don't go, Kathy,
don't go without a Computeriety, there's no way to pay.
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Don't go, Please, don't go.
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I know there's a sale and a special lawn rice,
and you can buy beans at a giveaway price, but
that's just.
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Their way to get you down there.
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What you don't know is every caffy don't go to
the supermarket to day. Cavy, don't go to the supermarket
to day.
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They had a special program on the TV last night
explaining comedy why these things must be done right.
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Computer is the way to control for What they didn't
say is.
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A Computeriety, there's no way to pay.
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Don't go. Please, don't go. There's a very strange man.
Have to check out. Stand.
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There's a there's a scandal where you put.
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Your hands, Cathy, don't go to the supermarket to day
our Cathy.
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Can't you see what they're trying to do?
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Oh yeah, lujah. This is Michael Basham here.
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We are live at the Waynesville Rec Center and thankful
for a chance to read the Word with y'all and
get into things of God. One thing that keeps popping
up every time you go into the socialist's prison camp
of face Boogers or fierce boogers, whatever your name for
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face bog is is that there are less and less people.
Maybe the algorithm hides real people, but they get paid
to promote artificial content, and so you're basically seeing a
ton of garbage AI garbage that's interesting for a few minutes,
and then you start to feel sick the longer you
stare at these people that are not people. They're soilent green.
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Soilent green is people. And we're blessed to be on
the Fringe Radio Network. This is a totally home grown,
the real world, old fashioned HTML coding by hand, painstakingly
Fringe or radio network dot com, faithbooks dot com. This
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is real stuff from the old days of the Internet
when people used to look things up. Wow. They used
to have forums and debates, and they used to have
actual organic videos, imagine that, and they painstakingly edit them
and post reports. And there were these info Wars warriors
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and they were like cutting edge and just a kind
of a desperate fight. One of the funniest jokes about
info Wars making fun of Alex Jones, who I love,
but it was making fun of it, and it was
a comedian. He made up a show called brain Fight,
and he came up and he started talking directly to
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Alex Jones or about Alex Jones.
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He said, Alex Jones just lost his war on.
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Info so silly, which of course he has it. Of course,
this is the one war the enemy always says that
he's winning. When he's losing. He always says that you're
never going to get healed, as God is about to
put the healing into your hands. And this is the
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main thing about the word is something that Derek Prince
wrote about this.
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Very well, really beautifully, about how.
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The salvation that God provided us is great, but one
of the dangers is that we could neglect it and
not really enter into it, and not just accepting your
salvation as theological fact or doctrine, but even not embracing
it in its fullness and your experience. So God wants
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you to step into the fullness of salvation. What does
that look like? Well, in my family we have a
long standing history. Don basham face up with the miracle
of walking by faith, of experiencing moment to moment miracles.
Now we might still be working on our patients or
our trusting God for healing or breakthrough in finances or
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getting rid of credit card debt, et cetera, et cetera.
But the main thing is, this is a great salvation
that is real. It's what Ephesians three seventeen through nineteen
says that you, being rooted and grounded in love, may
be able to comprehend with all the saints. What is
the width and length and depth and height to know
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the love of Christ which passes knowledge? That you may
be filled with all the fullness of God. So this broad, deep,
passionate love of God that passes knowledge, but you can
still know it. So how does that work? Well, that's
where the gifts come in. That's where we're learning about
the spiritual gifts like speaking in tongues or prophecy or
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different tools that God has made available for us. And
salvation in the Bible had a very wide application.
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For many people.
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It might just mean having their sense forgiven and becoming
a prepackaged soul for heaven. But there's a lot more
to salvation than that. And this is where the Holy Spirit,
which if you really focus in on this is actually
our only hope to actually deal with AI that, as
Elon Musk has said, is coming like a giant tsunami
going sonic speeds. And people can see little videos and
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they're interested in self driving cars and this or that,
But when it comes down to it, the full force
of AI is going to be so disruptive on the
previous system and establishment that it would be like going
from before the automobile and before the airplane and before
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and just having it all come out like in a series,
in like a succession, like really fast of just incredibly
rapid enhanced development. I mean they're talking about like new
machinery being designed by these things, machines designing machines, discovering
new sciences. Of course, why would they unveil all of
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that to the public. They've been doing this for a
long time. But the real fascination is what we have
already available to us that hardly a soul has ever
dared to step into. And that's the Holy Spirit and
the fullness of salvation. Yes, you get forgiven the sins. Well,
it also includes everything else. I mean Romans chapter ten.
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People are praying like if it be thy will God, please,
can you do this instead of us stepping into It's
sort of like that seizing the day thing. You step
into your authority, you command, you shut the door, you
open the or I get to be in charge of
my goats, let them out, put them back away, not
the goats being in charge. And the AI is basically
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nothing but a beast. It's a system. The matrix is
a system neo and like anything else, you must learn
the rules of that system. Some of those rules neo
can be bent, others can be broken.
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So here we go.
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Salvation is the all inclusive word for every blessing and
provision God gave them in Psalm seventy eight twelve through
fifty four. So it's a long chapter and I've read
it to some extent.
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Before, but.
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You know, God got angry with his people for having
such a small view of him and his salvation.
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So similarly, we grieve.
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God by our small comprehension of salvation that He's given us.
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He has a.
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Huge, huge, huge, much bigger than Trump, much bigger than
any kind of crazy thing contraption, bigger than anything.
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AI is going to dream up and boast about. You're
going to have incredible power and blessing beyond the Old Testament.
I was meditating on how John the Baptist was the
least in the Kingdom of Heaven until now because of
Jesus being released. So that is a huge thing. That
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means you, yeah, you, I'm talking to you likeer. I
can't tell who it is, but we are. I'm live
on Facebook right now and we're recording a podcast for
the next twenty minutes. We are the least of us
is greater than the greatest in the Old Testament. So
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that means there's something is getting missed here. Somebody is
not And I'm looking at myself. Are we stepping into
the full power of the Gospel of salvation of the
Holy Spirit? Because if AI is going to be this big,
big thing, ooh ah wow, Yes, to quote Malcolm in
Jurassic Park, ooh ah, that's where it all starts. But
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then there's the running and the screaming, and you know,
it's just so obvious that there are nefarious plans being
put into place. However, fear is a sin. Being afraid
is a sin. Worry and trying to stress your way,
muscle your way through things sin. God is just asking
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us to call out to him, to trust in him,
and he wants to flex his arm a little bit
for us, and he already did when he rose Jesus
up from the dead. So we need to keep coming
back to the gospel, keep preaching that gospel which is
foolish to the Greeks and an offense to the Jews.
Or how I just butchered that. I can't remember exactly
the verse, But because that is the power to get
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everything in heaven and AI. I'm just using it as
kind of like a cool modern topic. I'm not even
that interested in AI, honestly. It just kind of annoys
me when I have to look too much at a
dinky robot or an automated system instead of something that's
alive and breathing and beautiful and mysterious and that makes
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you glorify God made in the image of God. AI
is made in the image of man, so it can
never be as wonderful as what God has made.
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It is not alive anyway. The power in.
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The Gospel includes all the other things that you need.
And we might be still baby in a lot of
this stuff. But that's why I have these bookies for baby.
If you are like a baby in the thing, then
you'll get BOOKI So, despite all the marvelous things God did,
the people send in rebell in the wilderness tested God
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in their hearts and spoke against him. So therefore the
Lord heard this and was furious, as a fire was
kindled against Jacob, and Inger also came up against Israel
because they did not believe in God and did not
trust in his salvation. Wow, the provision of the wilderness,
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the provision of all the things He has for you,
clothes that never get old, riches beyond what Solomon ever had,
Wisdom if we don't doubt in our heart, wisdom which
brings riches as well.
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Thank you Lord.
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Sometimes people have a need and they think, well, can
I really trust God for that need? I mean, I
tried to pay off a credit card like three times
in a row, and the bank kept declining the transfer
of funds even though there was enough money in the funds,
and it was just like so obviously a devilish thing,
these credit card companies and the debt system that we
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live in in the States. I don't live in it,
but the world lives in it, and they consider you
like self righteous for not having a bunch of credit
cards and a bunch of debt and a bunch of
student loans. Like no, I live by faith, and you know,
we do accept donations and that's.
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Not how we live.
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But we're at least we're humble enough to receive help,
and that's what enables us to be able to do
these kind of things. We started a church yesterday, a building,
not a building church, but like a meetup of Holy
Spirit Christians in Waynesville. And all the back rent, all
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the bills got paid, everything paid, and we're just staring
at each other like how did this happen? Because we
were two months behind and just unsure, like how is
this going to work out?
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And you ever have those moments where you're like, how
is God going to do? And then he does it?
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Can I really trust God for that need. While we
were tithing. In the midst of all that stress of
like we.
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Don't have enough money for blah blah blah blah blah.
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We assembled money for well.
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I didn't personally send mine much of mine, but we
attempt to tie it to a lot of the Word
of Faith ministers such as Eagle Mountain Church, the Copeland family, and.
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Billy Burke. Really loved Billy Burke.
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But anyway, we got more than ten I think it
was almost ten times the amount that was tithed. So
in your poverty, if you give to the work of
the Lord, then he can reimburse you in the most
hilarious ways. I mean, it's just like you're just kind
of like, how is this possible?
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Hallelujah?
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But trusting in God for your needs and you know,
I mean, if it's if God can create the whole
world and then he can pay for your sins and
raise Jesus U from the dead, it's not a big
deal for him to help you get healed or credit
card paid off, or car payment or mortgage or families restored.
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One of my big ones is like estranged family members
getting back together that had a falling out and forgiveness
is such a huge thing. It's so big no matter
what happened. Don't ever start lending your support to you
don't know what they did to me ministries.
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Because that'll get you. That'll get you.
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But again, it's like, we don't think this way because
we always think like, oh, I don't want to bother God.
He's probably busy and I you know, but he's saying
you limited the Holy One of Israel, and he's mad.
He's like, how dare you? I confess? Oh, this is
Derek Prince, so we should do a Derek Prince impression.
But I could confess that many times I have limited
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Gould in my concept of salvation. I have had a
need and thought to myself, can I really trust God
for that need? I think most Christians today set limits
to what they think God will do. These are not
scriptural limits. They are just limits on how big we
imagine God's salvation to be. We need to bear in
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mind that this grieves the Lord. When Israelites set their
limits on what they thought God could do, it grieved him. Therefore,
let us resolve in our hearts that we will not
set limits to what God can do. But rather believe
in the all inclusive, comprehensive salvation that God has provided. Hallelujah.
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So don't set limits on God. It's a warning, it's
a command. It's like, it's not a nice thing. It's like, Oh,
but I mean, you know, I'll pay you back.
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Lord.
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No, you can't pay him back. He already did too
much for us. All we can do is love and forgive.
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If somebody owes you twenty bucks and you go and
hunt them down and shake them down and punish them
and throw them in jail, well that's not good because
look at the debt that he forgave you. So, I mean,
that's a big deal. That was one of the parables.
Don't put limits on God. And forgive everybody. I mean,
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do forgive everybody. Don't not forgive anyway. You know what
I'm trying to say. Hebrews ten fourteen states that what
was accomplished by the death of Jesus Christ and the
Cross for by one offering, he has perfected forever those
who are being sanctified.
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Amen.
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His death was a sacrifice foreordained by God on behalf
of the whole human race.
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Okay, so you think.
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You know this will oh, God something for you.
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We're looking at.
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We're going through Derek Prince's complete salvation right now. I mean,
with regards a little bit too artificial intelligent. I've been
thinking about the CIA a little bit, and I want
to write a book about the influence of Western COVID
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operations in Asia ever since.
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Even the the Opium Wars. But we'll get to that someday.
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We were thinking about how Trump always thanks everybody at
his speeches, and he just goes through these lists. He's
like in the fire chief and thank you for the police,
believe here, and oh John Carmichael, where are you John? Yeah?
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John, great guy, working so hard. What could we have
done without John?
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And you don't even know half of who these people
even are? And he's just going through a list of names,
and because he understands that a leader is only as
good as his followers. Really, I mean, unless you just
want to be a great guy all by yourself alone,
talking to yourself.
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Sometimes that's what it feels like as a Internet person.
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But if you have followers, even if some people just
follow like once a month for a few minutes, that's
still planting seeds. People don't understand the power of a seed.
But anyway, I was thinking about Obama doing the same thing,
if he was honest and be local.
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Well if if if I was really honest, I'd have
to say that, well, I wouldn't have been able to
do any of this without the deep state and the
artificial intelligence and Mark Zuckerberg, where are you?
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Mark?
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Thanks?
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Thanks for all the help on the social media algorithms,
the algos as they say, And you know, I continue
to believe that I wouldn't have been president had it
not been for the CIA operatives that helped me to
you know, get some folks right into gear to vote
the right way.
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And uh, I if if I.
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Hadn't done what I'd done and sold out, then I
don't think they'd ever put me into president to be president.
So hello, well I almost say it hallelujah, But you know,
I gotta be honest. I mean, huh, I'm a Muslim,
So yeah, I'm not gonna go any further. I feel
sick just to thinking like Obama for five seconds. Anyway,
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I really think that.
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This whole thing where we're going with AI and where
we're gonna be leaders, a lot of it is just
to be honest and to be real and to be
walking by faith and let the Lord be God and
just rely on him, let him come through for you.
Let him be the savior, not Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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John Connaugh. It is time.
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Get in the chop ba, get down. We're going to
fight sky that is going. That could not be destroyed,
it could only be postponed.
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All these quotes that we have allowed permeat our culture
and really destroy our culture. Lord, help me to stop
referencing movies too much and drinking too much coffee when
I'm going live. Oh my gosh, the Schmandricks who let
these guys drink so much coffee?
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Hall helujah.
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Let's take a quick moment of reflection.
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Okay, Harley, dude.
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I forgot my mic scan, so it's kind of, you know,
not very not a very flattering angle. I promised to
trim the nose hairs next time. So anyway, Derek Prince
is talking about the Hebrews statement for by one offering
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he has perfected forever, and he's describing how the priests
ministering daily offering again and again the same sacrifices which
could never take away sin. However, speaking about Jesus, he says,
but this man, after he had offered one sacrifice for
sins forever, sat down at the right hand of God.
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We see here a contrast between the priests who stood
continually and Jesus, who offered his one sacrifice and sat down.
Why did he sit down because he was never gonna
have to make another sacrifice. This is Romans chapter ten.
It's why we don't keep begging God for stuff we
have it. Get your faith muscles, go to the gym
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and stop pumping those face mushals. The Old Old Testament
priest's job was never finished because their sacrifice could not
deal with the real problem of sin. But Jesus's work
is complete. It never has to be added to and
nothing can never take be taken away from it forever.
That is why the perfect tense is used. Speaking about
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those who are appropriating the work of Jesus. The writer
calls us those who are being sanctified. That is what
we call a continuing present tense. Jesus work is perfect,
was perfect, but our appropriation of it is a continuing process.
And by the way, I'm not standing here doing these
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because this is the answer in itself. Just talking about
it is not the whole thing. It's part of it. Definitely,
getting the word in confessing scripture out loud over yourself.
Jesus paid for your healing. He paid for my healing.
You know, got a crick in my neck. I speak
to that crick in my neck. You're out of my
neck in Jesus name. God paid for my body to
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be restored. In Jesus name, neck be healed. Hallelujah. But
the continuing process, we are being sanctified, it's doing it.
The ancient Eastern way of Middle Eastern definition of no
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was to be doing it something that you practice, something
that you learned through exercise, not sitting there reading and
rereading and rereading.
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And doing it over and over again.
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I mean, the Hebrew Law required you to do a
lot of stuff and you had to be doing it
to know it. To know him and to be known
by him is also an intimacy factor. So as we
are being sanctified, as we are incre set apart to
draw God, draw to God, draw closer to God, and
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appropriate more of God's provision and promises, we enter more
and more into the full provision of the one sacrifice
of Jesus Christ. The full provision. Now that's a huge,
huge thing. Oh it's so good. No other book diagnoses
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the nature and effects of sin or tells us the
remedy except the Bible. If we had to deal with
the problem in our own wisdom or strength, it would
defeat us. Sin's remedy is a sacrifice. This is the
message of the whole Bible, from beginning to end. Wherever
there is sin, there has to be a sacrifice. All
the Old Testament sacrifices were prefiguring shadows or types of
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the one, glorious, final, all sufficient sacrifice which Jesus made
on our behalf on the cross before he died. Jesus's
last tramfled cry was it is finished.
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In the Greek.
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In the New Testament, this is the word to tell USTe,
the perfect tense of a verb that means to do
something perfectly. My interpretation is that Jesus' sacrifice was perfectly
perfect and completely complete. However, our appropriation of the benefits
of the sacrifice is progressive. So this is why reading
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this is a part of your whole and nutritious breakfast.
You need to get in the word every day. And
I'm a big fan of victory channel and getting those
word of faith teachers in my ears all day, if possible,
every day, and I mean to the point where it's
like obnoxious to people that are not on that desirous
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journey to inherit those promises as much. They're like, h,
don't make the devil too mad, son, No, we're not
going to do that. We're going to destroy him. Oh
what's under my boot?
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Oh?
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Look it's Ai Satan.
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Ai.
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Look, I mean it's a created being. Satan was a
creative being. Sin came from Satan. You can look at
a virus being alive, but it's also dead at the
same time. It just eats, It feeds off of the
flesh and then eats itself to death. Eventually, it's just
(27:21):
like a manifestation of death. That this is the thing
we need, a continual coming back to, coming back to
coming back to the Lord and his word, and then
we get to inherit the full complete salvation. Not that
you're not saved, and not that you can lose your salvation,
but that we would not miss out in any way,
(27:45):
shape or form on so great a salvation we cannot
neglect this. So that's what we're talking about right here.
Speaker 6 (27:52):
You mean him.
Speaker 5 (27:54):
So new birth and salvation. I don't think we have
time to read that, but just wanted to start us
off here. Hello Lujah, and thank you so much, and
we'll be we shall.
Speaker 10 (28:05):
Return, as I like to say in the sequel, we'll
go to the gym MO and we'll pump iron and
we'll talk about becoming sky net AI artificial intelligence revolution.
Speaker 6 (28:18):
The machines are coming. But do not fear. Fear not,
John Connor. You are needed to lead.
Speaker 5 (28:28):
Actually we don't have to be John Connor even we
just get to receive the Lord's full, complete, already paid
for salvation and watch him come to stand up for
us like never before. But we have work to do,
and it's it's it doesn't come automatically like there is work.
(28:48):
So that's kind of the journey that we're on. And
that's in essence the Spirit Force and just recruiting, recruiting
warriors and soldiers and people who will lay aside their
own self life and the ways of this world. And
I mean it's getting a little bit easier to do
as you see this world is passing away. I mean,
our college degrees are worthless. Most of the things, the
(29:09):
skills that you have, unless it's electrical plumbing or roofing
are going to be replaced very soon. Elon Musk talking
about well, you know, it's great that if you if
you have time just to go to school and for
youth to you can you know, socialize, I guess, but
pretty much all the all the jobs will be they
(29:33):
will be replaced by some form of artificial intelligence. So
you know, if you think about it, we have a
great opportunity to start witnessing to people and bringing them
into the Kingdom like never before. But we can also
miss out on so great as salvation if we get
all sucked into the.
Speaker 6 (29:52):
Latest thing the message.
Speaker 5 (29:57):
All right, well, thank you Lord, and we'll be by
back again and we love you and hallelujah, stay close
to the Lord in Jesus namellelujah. Where on earth did
my what happened to my my phone?
Speaker 6 (30:14):
The Okay, there we go. All right.
Speaker 5 (30:16):
This is a podcast for Spirit Force iTunes, iHeart, Spotify,
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Speaker 6 (30:31):
Love You Guys by.
Speaker 3 (31:09):
I Love the Lord. The Load the World Uh of
(31:32):
the Lord.
Speaker 2 (31:36):
By Don vigis.
Speaker 6 (31:43):
Oh vicie so.
Speaker 2 (31:50):
Blind Chi slas your genes gesus, Oh buvir gesues oh
(32:20):
and jesu and br genesus. Do the brothers, sister, I
(32:52):
do my brothers lomasis due Lord, God, Lord.
Speaker 11 (33:12):
Lord, No, I.
Speaker 2 (33:23):
Will sing of the mercies of the Lord forever.
Speaker 12 (33:26):
I would sing, Yes, I would saying I would sing
of the mercies of the Lord forever.
Speaker 6 (33:34):
I was singing of the mercies of the Lord.
Speaker 12 (33:37):
With my mond, Will I make node, I bet the mast,
I fittle mass with my mouth, Will I make node
I've been, will do all in ragnce.
Speaker 11 (33:52):
I will sing of the mercies of the Lord. Every
I will saying, yes, I will say. I was saying,
at I sees on the Lord forever. I'm saying, go
season the Lord.
Speaker 2 (34:07):
With my mind.
Speaker 12 (34:09):
Will I'm a gode th faithfulness, my fettleness with my mind,
Will I'm a god my faithfulness to all generations.
Speaker 5 (34:22):
I was saying, colcomacies of the Lord forever.
Speaker 2 (34:26):
I'm saying yes. I was saying.
Speaker 6 (34:30):
I was saying alcimacies of.
Speaker 1 (34:32):
The Lord for ever.
Speaker 2 (34:33):
I was saying.
Speaker 5 (34:52):
I was saying colomacy on the Lord forever.
Speaker 2 (34:56):
I was saying yes.
Speaker 11 (34:57):
I was saying, I'm saying now I see something. Not
call em I saying now I see something.
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