Episode 3

As I Have Loved You

This is the third and final episode from our "Learning the Art of Motivation from Jesus" series by Reese Neyland. In this episode, Reese draws more treasures from Mark 1 when Jesus called His disciples into relationship and showed them what it means to love deeply.

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Marcel:

Welcome to the Deeper Dive Podcast brought to you by the OC Church of Christ.

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The Deeper Dive Podcast is about going

deeper into God's word, learning new

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insight and taking a fresh look at the

verses that impact our daily lives.

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Today's episode is the third

and final lesson from our series

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"Learning The Art Of Motivation

From Jesus" by Reese Neyland.

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You'll want to listen to the first two

episodes before listening to this one.

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This episode is titled,

"As I Have Loved You."

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Again, this lesson is a recorded

sermon delivered by Reese.

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So get your scuba gear and

let's dive deep into God's word.

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Here is, "As I Have Loved You."

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Reese: So I wanna ask you a question

to begin with, and, uh, this is

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just something for you to answer in

your own mind and in your own heart.

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Do you ever feel like there's

something missing in your life?

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You can be honest with

yourself, at least I hope.

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And sometimes, uh, even as Christians, we

could feel like there's something missing.

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Uh, you might feel like that today.

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I think for me, I definitely felt

like there was something missing

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in my life and it actually led me

to my decision to become a follower

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of Jesus, to become a Christian.

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Interesting enough, forty-five

years ago this last week.

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And so, uh, that actually led me

to wanna speak about this today

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because I was reminded of this.

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I was baptized into Christ

November 8th, 19 if you're

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knew the Church year, the reason.

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I say it that way is, uh, in this

church, we don't believe that baptism

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is just an empty ritual that, or

something symbolic that people do.

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But it's more than that.

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It's a point in time where we join Jesus

in his death, burial and resurrection,

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our sins of forgiven, we receive the

Holy Spirit, we begin a new life.

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And so it's, it is the turning point

where we go from darkness to light.

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And so it was my beginning

and it was 45 years ago.

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And I always rejoice when

that day comes around.

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I call it my spiritual birthday.

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And, uh, it's a just a great

time to remember every year.

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So it's been a great journey,

but something was missing.

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And, uh, the thing that was missing for me

is really what I want to talk about today.

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And, uh, we'll start and introduce

that in Mark chapter one, verse 16.

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And, uh, we're going back to the very

beginning of the ministry of Jesus.

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And, um, Jesus was about 30 years

old and he waited until then.

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And then he started a, a ministry that

lasted about three years before he

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ended, ended up dying on the cross.

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Of course, this was the plan all

along he was, uh, came from God.

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He was the Son of God, God in the flesh.

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And he, there was a specific plan.

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None of this was accidental.

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And so in his ministry, the plan

was that he would gather some men,

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a few men who would follow him in a

special way and be with him, and that

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he would train them and prepare them

to carry on the ministry after he.

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Had died on the cross and gone on.

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And so we see the very beginning of that

in Mark chapter one, verse 16 through 20.

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As Jesus walked beside the sea of Galilee,

he saw Simon that also we know him as

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Peter and his brother Andrew, casting an

net into the lake for they were fishermen.

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Come follow me.

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Jesus said, and I will

make you fishers of men.

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And once they left their nets and followed

him, when he had gone a little further, he

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saw James son of Zebedee and his brother

John in the boat, preparing their nets.

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Without delay, he called them, they

left their father Zebedee in the boat

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with the hired men and followed him.

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Please understand.

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He had known these guys

for almost a year by then.

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This was not the first meeting.

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I think in many ways he

prepared them for this moment.

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And so now the moment has come and he's

calling them to make this commitment,

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to follow him, but also to begin this

special time that they were gonna have

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together where he was going to be with

them, and he was gonna train them to

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continue the work after he was gone.

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So it all begins right here with these

four guys, Peter, Andrew, James, and John.

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They added a few more people later,

and they began this three year journey.

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And here's the thing that I want you

to notice, that should be obvious to

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you perhaps, but I wanna remind you.

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He called them into a relationship,

into a community, to relationships

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with him and with each other.

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Now, not just a spiritual

connection with Jesus.

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We all need to have a spiritual connection

to Jesus, and we can have that today, even

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though Jesus is not physically present,

but he called them then more than that,

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to a connection, a relationship, a human

physical relationship with each other

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and with him during his time on Earth.

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Are you following me here?

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See, here's the thing that we all need,

whether we understand that we need it or

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not, we are made to need and desire close

personal relationships with each other.

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And when we don't have

those kind of connections.

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Whether we identify it specifically

or not, we are going to feel

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that something is missing.

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And that's what I felt when I went to

the church there, Gainesville, Florida.

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I was a graduate student there back in

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and I immediately, as I got to know the

people in that church, what I saw in those

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folks that I knew was missing in my own

life was these kind of deep spiritual

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connections and relationships that I knew

that I wanted and that I did not have.

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And so what Jesus is doing and what

he did over the next three years

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was build these connections, which

were anything but superficial.

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Ordinary.

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So the way that I would phrase it is

that there are sort of, we'll say three

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different levels of relationships that

we could probably all identify with.

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The first level is the

social relationships.

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Now, perhaps you would think of it this

way, social relationships are great.

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These are people that you just love to

be around and you love to hang out with,

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and you have fun and you enjoy each

other's company, and you just have a,

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it's just a special thing to be together.

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And those are fantastic relationships.

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We all need social relationships,

but is that enough?

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Is that gonna fill us up?

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Is that gonna transform our life?

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It's not enough.

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There's another level beyond that

that I call sustaining relationships.

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They're not just social, but

they're people sometimes that come

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out of those social relationships

that are even more special.

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Sustaining relationships are the

people that whenever there's something

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really good that happens in your

life or something that's really

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bad that happens in your life, they

are the ones who are there for you.

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Do you know what I'm talking about?

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They're the ones who show up.

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They're the ones who are there, and they

care enough and they, you know, when

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somebody passes or you experience a

tragedy or there's something great that

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happens, they, they're not just social

friends, but they sustain you and they

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strengthen you, and that's also powerful.

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And a lot of people, I

believe that may not be.

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Christians at all.

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They experience social relationships

and they also can experience

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sustaining relationships.

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But here's the exciting thing for us, the

possibility and what Jesus wants for us,

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and this is the one main point for today.

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Jesus wants all of us to have

deep spiritual relationships that

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are transforming relationships,

and that's the next level.

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They're not just Sustaining relationships.

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There's another level that you can

get to and perhaps you've experienced

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it before and perhaps you're enjoying

it now, or perhaps you once had

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it, but you don't have it anymore.

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But there are people where your heart,

where you know each other through

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and through, where you are totally

authentic, where there's nothing hidden.

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That's, it's the good, the

bad, and the ugly, right?

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Where it is all out on the table.

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It is a safe place.

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You don't ever have to hold back.

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You tell all you are, and this is

the thing that we are, God created us

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with a desire to know and to be known.

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That's, that's the good stuff right there.

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And sometimes we don't know that.

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We know we want that.

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Sometimes we know that we want

that, but we're afraid of that.

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And sometimes we've tried to

have that before, but we got

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burned and we're scarred and we

don't want to go there again.

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'cause we felt like we, we put ourselves

out there and then we got hurt.

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See, I'm trying to be real

and authentic right now,

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but the possibility is still there.

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It's a level of relationship and included

in this, we'll talk about this more

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as we go along, is real talk where

these conversations will sometimes

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be challenging and sometimes they

won't be comfortable conversations.

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And that's where you get to

the point deep spiritual.

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Also transforming.

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Now I'm fast-forwarding ahead now.

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But I wanna fast forward, see,

'cause I want to give you a

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vision in Acts four, verse 13.

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We won't turn there now, but after

Jesus was gone, these guys starting

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with these four, they had a few, they

went on to turn the world upside down.

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And the people around in Jerusalem

were, frankly, they were amazed.

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And what'd they say in

Acts four 13 said, who?

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They saw the courage of Peter.

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John and the rest of 'em, Jesus is

not even physically present anymore.

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And they said, these guys,

Unschooled Ordinary men, you ever

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feel that way about yourself,

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even if you don't, you know, it doesn't

get any lower than that, so to speak.

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Unschooled, Uneducated, Ordinary, nothing.

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No five talents here, nothing exceptional.

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Nothing stands out, says they saw the

courage of Peter and John unschool,

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ordinary men, and they were just

frankly taken aback by what they were

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doing and who they were and the impact

they were having and what it said.

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They took note.

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They had been with Jesus.

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The relationship they had had

with Jesus was what it was.

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At third level, a

transforming relationship.

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That's what Jesus wants for you.

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That's what he wants for me.

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A deep spiritual transforming connection.

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Now, you're not gonna have

many relationships like that.

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You know why?

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Because you don't have time to

have that many relationships.

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Okay, we better go to

another scripture, John 13.

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Now, we're gonna fast forward

to the end, see if I really

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wanna do this lesson right?

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We just read all the rest of Matthew,

Mark, Luke and John, but it seems

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like we don't have time today, but

this would be a great study for you.

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In fact, this is the best

way to study the Bible.

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It's not just to read it.

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To read it with a specific focus.

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And I've done this and this helps

me and just read through if you

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want a good Bible study series to do

sometimes just for your own learning.

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Read through Matthew, Mark, Luke and

John the four counts of the gospel,

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of the life and ministry of Jesus.

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And just look specifically what is the

relationship that Jesus has with his

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inner circle, with his guys that he

spends these three years with because

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he gets to the very end now, John 13,

we call this the last Supper sometimes

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'cause it is his last meal with them

and he is going to the cross, right?

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And he says something that some of us

may have even memorized in our time.

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John 13 thirty-four and thirty-five.

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A new command.

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Jesus says, notice He says a new command.

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And we need to ask ourselves,

what's new about this command?

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Evidently, this is a command

that's never been given before.

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Interesting.

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Isn't it a new command I

give you love one another.

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Was that a new command?

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It was not a new command.

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See, I I told you the answer

that was in the old Testament.

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That's the written

thousands of years before.

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Love one another.

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Nothing new about that command.

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Here's the new part, as I have loved

you, so you must love one another by

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this, all men will know that you're

my disciples if you love one another.

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Jesus says the new command is this, that

you love one another as I have loved you.

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Jesus raised the bar about what it means.

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'cause you know, you say love

one another and you know,

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people say that all the time.

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I love you.

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And that just means a lot of

things to a lot of different,

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you know, a lot of things, right?

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It's just so general and people could

be sincere in saying that, but you

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know, what does that really mean?

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So when he says that, I think these guys

knew exactly what he meant, but for us,

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we gotta go back and reread Matthew,

Mark, Luke and John to see what it means.

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And there's where we get the vision, not

just of a social relationship, not just

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of a sustaining relationship, but of a

deep, spiritual transforming relationship.

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And that's what I knew I needed

45 years ago that I didn't have.

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And that's what I found in the church

that inspired me to become a Christian.

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And you know, back in the day, and

maybe you've done it then about

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six months after I was baptized.

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They, uh, they gave us, they, they would

give people sometimes and they gave me

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a chance to share a few minutes of a

service about, you know, being, becoming a

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Christian, I think it was about six months

afterwards, and to share a scripture and

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a thought about my, I was a, back then.

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They, we called them baby Christians.

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Didn't feel like a baby.

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I was

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all of twenty-three years old then.

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But you know what I shared, John

13 thirty-four and thirty-five.

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And I shared about what I had seen because

that's the last part of that verse.

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All men will know that you're my

disciples if you love one another.

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It wasn't just that when I

came to church, everybody.

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Seemed to know their names.

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And it wasn't just that they were

warm and it wasn't just that they

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hugged each other, even though

that might be a good start.

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' cause a lot of churches don't have that.

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But as I got to go to that church and

I saw something, it's not really what

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happens on Sunday morning that defines

how good your relationships are.

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It's really what happens to the other

hundred-and-sixty-seven hours a week, you

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say, where did you come up with that Hour?

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A hundred sixty-Seven hours.

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Twenty-four hours a

day, seven days a week.

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Hundred-and-sixty-eight hours in a week.

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You're at church on Sunday for one hour.

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Hundred-and-sixty-eight minus one.,

But see, this is, and sometimes

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we wonder, well, I wonder why.

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I wonder why more people

aren't getting baptized.

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maybe there's something

missing in our church today.

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Maybe were not able to invite people

in to our community and maybe they,

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they, they're not able to see.

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Jesus said.

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I mean, it's not the only thing

that shows that we're disciples.

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I mean, there's other things, but

Jesus evidently thought this was a

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big enough deal that he would say

this to the guys in the last Supper

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say, this is how they're gonna know.

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But since you may not have read Matthew,

Martin, Luke, John, with that narrow focus

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recently, let me just remind you, how did

they get to this third transforming level?

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First of all, Jesus invested a lot

of time with just a few people.

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You can't have this kind of relationship

with a lot of different people,

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especially in our day and age.

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And people are married

and people have jobs.

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And you know, by the way, these

guys, we know Peter was married

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and perhaps all of them, most of

them, if not all of them were.

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So you could still have those

kind of relationships, even

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if you are married, but.

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You know, they spent a

lot of time together.

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They did a lot of road trips,

they did a lot of camping.

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They did a little fishing.

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They went to some weddings.

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They had some parties.

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They did ministry together, right?

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They, , had countless meals together.

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Do you know what else they had?

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They had some life changing, a lot

of life changing conversations,

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and most of them were unscripted.

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And, you know, you realize that what we

have in Matthew, Mark is just a summary.

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You know, when we get to heaven,

I wanna see the whole movie.

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We just got a little bit of taste.

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How many life-changing conversations

went on in those three years

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that we know nothing about yet?

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Are those the kind of

relationships that you have today?

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'cause if not, there's something

missing in your life, something

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powerful, something you want,

something you need something

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that'll be a blessing to your life.

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You say, well, I don't have that today.

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Do not give up hope.

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Do not get discouraged.

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Go out and find it.

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You could find it in this room.

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I guarantee you, when I moved to

Santa Clarita almost two years ago,

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you know, I knew the names of a

few people in the church up there.

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I did not know anybody well in the church.

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And, uh, you know what, I'm

gonna speak to some of you who've

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been in the church for a while.

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Nobody came up to me and said,

here's your new discipleship partner.

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And, uh, you know, I

wasn't expecting 'em to.

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And you know what?

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I took a little time and I went

through the fellowship and I met people

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and I just started reaching out to

people, getting to know some people.

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And you know what?

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I picked out a couple of people.

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I picked out a couple of people that

I felt like, you know, I feel like

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we could have a good connection.

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And I met with them and I told 'em that.

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And I go, let's start getting together

and let's just see how it goes.

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I, I have a vision for us.

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Nobody was orchestrating this.

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Nobody was holding me accountable.

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I just knew I needed it.

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So their names are Scott and Kevin.

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Miraculously, it's worked out.

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Not everybody likes me.

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I'm just not everybody's cup of tea.

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I'm just gonna, I mean, the

fact that I got two for two

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on this one is shocking to me.

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But I mean, Scott and Kevin now, I mean,

I feel like we are now at the level three.

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I mean it, but it takes a while.

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Okay.

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Don't expect it to happen.

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It's not, you can't get there.

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You can't get from social to sustaining,

to deep connective, transforming.

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You can't get there.

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I don't know how long it takes, but

it's, it's, it's gonna take a while.

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I don't, I can't put it

timeframe on it, but it's not

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gonna happen in a week or two.

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'cause first of all, you've

gotta develop some trust to

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feel like this is a safe place.

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But, you know, I had some sin

I needed to confess, and this

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was a couple weeks ago, and.

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With both of 'em.

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I called 'em up, got with 'em.

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It was embarrassing, but you know, it

was just great to be able to do that.

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All right.

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Quickly, Matthew 16.

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Now we're going backwards.

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Okay.

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We started at the

beginning, went to the end.

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We started to be, we went to the end.

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Now we're going back a little bit

because I just wanna illustrate quickly

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what it looks like to have a deep,

spiritual transforming relationship.

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Just so you can you get a picture of it.

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Right.

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We don't have time to develop this fully.

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At least you'll have a picture.

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Maybe you've read this

before, this occasion.

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Matthew 16 verse 21.

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This happens about six months

before Jesus goes to the cross.

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So this conversation happens

two and a half years after

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they met or they started this.

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So again, I don't think this

conversation would've taken place

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in the first week or maybe even the

first six months after they met.

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It takes time to get here, right?

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So from that time on, Jesus began to

explain to disciples he must go to the

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Jerusalem and suffer many things at

the hands of the elders, chief priests,

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teachers of law that he must be killed on

the Thursday raised the life Peter took

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aside and began to rebuke him, never Lord.

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He said, this shall never happen to you.

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What made Peter think that he

could be so authentic and honest?

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Son of God.

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You know who gets the credit for that?

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Jesus.

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You ever had a leader that

you're afraid to or talked to?

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You ever had a leader that was so

intimidating and maybe I've been that,

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and if so, tell me and I'll apologize.

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You ever had a leader that you felt

like they just were, you just couldn't

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correct them and you couldn't be

honest with them 'cause they wouldn't

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listen and you're afraid of them

and you're intimidated by them.

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Jesus was not that guy.

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Somehow Peter just had no problem.

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I love that.

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That's who I wanna be.

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They had a true, now

I'm, now I'm preaching.

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They had a true one.

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Another relationship.

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Did you know that every relationship

in the Bible is supposed to

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be a mutual relationship?

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Do you know that there are fifty-nine

scriptures in the Bible that talk

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about how we should be for one another?

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There's fifty-nine of them.

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, love one another, pray for one another,

encourage one another, build each other

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up, confess your sins to one another,

et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

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Were you guys aware of that?

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And when I went to Gainesville

Florida back in 19 seventy-eight,

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why do I keep saying the year?

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They were doing a series of lessons

on one another relationships.

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And notice that all those

one another scriptures, they

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don't say one over another.

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Isn't that interesting?

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I couldn't find one scripture

said one over another.

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They're one another.

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Jesus practiced mutuality.

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One another.

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Relationships.

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This was a one another relationship.

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He's a son of God.

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Now as it turns out, Peter was wrong.

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As it turned out, he

got challenged as well.

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'cause what is going on to say, get behind

me Satan, you're a stumbling block to me.

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You do not have in mind the things

of God, but the things of men.

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It didn't mean that Peter was

right, but what I love about

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this is they had an authentic,

honest, challenging conversations.

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And if you don't have relationships

like that today where you're able

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to have mutually say things that

are hard to say and hard to hear,

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then you're not at that level yet.

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Because you're not gonna have,

you're not gonna have transforming

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relationships until you have.

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There's the safety and the love.

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Remember, love one another as I

have loved you to transform, to have

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those kind of relationships speak.

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The truth in love didn't

mean that Peter didn't.

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Jesus didn't still love Peter.

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Peter didn't still love Jesus.

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Matthew 26.

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Come on.

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But see, does that give you a

picture of what, yeah, this is

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where we're trying to get to.

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This is where we need to be.

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Can't get there in a day or two, or a

week or two, or maybe in a month or two.

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Matthew 26, this may

be my favorite of all.

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Garden of Gethsemane night

before Jesus is betrayed.

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Going to the cross night.

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Going to the cross.

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Then Jesus went with his disciples

to a place called Gethsemane.

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He said to them, sit here

while I go over there to pray.

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He took Peter and the sons of Zebedee.

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That's Peter, James, and John.

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Along with him, he began to

be sorrowful and troubled.

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He said to them, my soul is overwhelmed

with sorrow to the point of death.

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Stay here and keep watch with me again.

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Jesus, the son of God,

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is not concerned about

showing who he really is.

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This is the ultimate,

authentic, heartfelt.

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I think sometimes when I read

this I go, you know, I might be

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embarrassed or ashamed to share that.

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I don't know how you interpret it,

except if he's saying, I am in such

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pain, says to the point of death, I, I

don't, I don't know what he's thinking.

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Is he thinking I tempted to commit

suicide because I think that's gonna

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be better than going to the cross?

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Or is he thinking that?

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I just, I I don't know

that I, I'm gonna die.

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I can't handle it.

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The pressure's too great.

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It's too much.

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I mean, can he beat any more graphic?

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Can he beat any more raw, do we

have those kind of conversations?

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And you know, there was a time in

our church, sorry if you're new to

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the church, I'm sorry, but there

was a time in our church where.

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Leaders felt like, you know, I

shouldn't, I shouldn't show weakness.

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You know, I can't, you know, that

would be uninspiring and that would let

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people down and that would, you know, I

just think the exact opposite is true.

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Jesus never sinned.

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Of course, right?

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But if he had, you know what

I, I think Jesus would've

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confessed his sins if he had.

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Do you have any doubt about that?

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I don't have any doubt about it.

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So this is just a little bit

of a picture of what might be

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missing in your life today even.

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And what was missing in my life?

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Jesus.

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This is the good news, though.

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Jesus wants us to have.

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Not just social relationships.

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Those are great.

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Not just sustaining relationships,

those are great too, but deep

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spiritual, connecting, connective,

transforming relationships.

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And that's where the magic happens.

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That's where the fullness comes.

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That's what we really want.

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That's what you really need.

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Marcel: Thank you Reese

for this great series.

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Dive by the OC Church of Christ.

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