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That man can see. 
Yeah, that was that was great. 

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I want to introduce myself a 
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the network. 
I have a picture, I think of my 

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family that we're going to show 
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Can you see that? 
Because I can't see if you can 

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see it. 
Where would I have to look to 

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see what you see? 
So I would have to come around 

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here and look at that. 
Aren't they awesome? 

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Yes, I do have a son-in-law 
who's Nephilim a very large guy.

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But the favorite picture that we
have of my family taking this 

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summer is this picture. 
These are my grandkids and they 

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are in birth order. 
Can you tell the oldest child of

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my son-in-law who is and, and I 
point him out because he 

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actually planted the 39th church
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And the reason that we even 
started a network is because my 

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daughter, believe it or not, got
a scholarship to play basketball

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for the University of Iowa. 
And playing basketball, the 

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University of Iowa. 
We went there and we saw that 

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there wasn't a church at a Big 
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students. 
And so we started salt company 

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in 1987. 
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that loved college students in 
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But we thought people were doing
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But when my daughter got a 
scholarship to play University 

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of Iowa, we realized there 
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college students, and we started
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And so God prospered and blessed
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Ended up falling in love with 
one of the men's players who now

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has planted our 39th church. 
Just so you know, Saint City 

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Chapel is the 34th church in our
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And we now have 4040 churches in
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And we have plans for 12 more 
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have planters preparing for 28 
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And the goal is that we would 
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university centers in North 
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And the reason we go to the 
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get the majors, we can do the 
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Guys. 
When we started Salt Company, we

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never thought there'd be two. 
When we started Salt Company, we

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were just a small Christian 
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State University, about 50 
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And now every single week in the
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17,000 students who attend Salt 
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And in our 40 churches, over 
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week. 
God is doing something 

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extraordinary This year alone or
last year, and now it's 2026, we

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saw 2856 people follow Christ in
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The vast majority of them are 
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It is crazy to see what God is 
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So this morning we want to talk 
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When you come here on the 
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Bran's just going to open the 
Word of God and teach you the 

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Scripture. 
And so if I don't root something

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in the Word of God, I would be a
charlatan, right? 

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And so the verse for today is 
first Timothy chapter 4, verse 

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anyone look down on you because 
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Only in every way set an example
of their believers in speech and

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conduct and love and faith and 
purity. 

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And I've decided to entitle this
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But I've never walked into any 
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on the wall. 
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It says what begins here changes
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That's a false statement of any 
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But when you plant a church in 
the junior high, maybe that 

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fits. 
Could you dream with me just a 

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little bit about what God might 
do in this place? 

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Could you dream with me just a 
little bit about a generation 

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who emerges that literally 
changes the world, not with 

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money or politics or power, but 
with prayer and faith and 

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courage and the gospel of Jesus 
Christ? 

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Could you imagine with me for a 
little bit that God would begin 

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a movement at this giant 
university and the other 

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universities that are connected 
to this valley that would 

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literally transform and change 
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Do you know, it's an undeniable 
fact that you can observe in all

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of history that I think that you
can predict into the future that

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God has a pattern. 
God uses young people who are 

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bold in faith and godly in 
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into whatever sphere he calls 
them to, to literally change the

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world. 
If you're young this morning, I 

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want to let you know that most 
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your generation and says you 
guys are in need of drastic 

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change. 
Here's what God would say to you

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this morning. 
No, you're world changers. 

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You see the way God works if you
read your Bible. 

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Have you ever read about this 
man Joseph, who at 17 was sold 

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into slavery, rejected by his 
own family, but had such a heart

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for God that he literally became
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in all of Egypt, saving all of 
the people of God? 

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Have you read about Samuel, who 
is a young boy who had a priest 

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who led him, who raised terrible
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began to speak to him and he 
said, yes, Lord, your servant is

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listening. 
And Samuel has a child, became a

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world changer and a king 
anointer. 

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What about David, the youngest 
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didn't even see enough worth in 
him to have him presented to the

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prophet to be anointed? 
And yet God said David the 

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weakest of all. 
He is my man who became a world 

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changer. 
What about Josiah? 

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He became the king at 8. 
Who would ever do that? 

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But at 16, he began to read the 
word of God, and it so changed 

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his life that he shared it with 
all of the people and he became 

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a world changer. 
What about Daniel and he's three

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friends. 
Have you read this story? 

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Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, 
who were brutally emasculated in

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order to serve in the King's 
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And yet their faith in God, in 
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enabled them to win two Pagan 
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and to survive the furnace, the 
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They were world changers. 
What about Jeremiah, a great 

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prophet of God at 17 who felt 
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he began to prophecy in a dark 
time and became a world changer?

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What about Ruth the Moabites? 
Who is untimely born and in her 

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20s was widowed and yet she was 
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and to the people of God and 
became one who is now mentioned 

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in the lineage of our Savior 
Jesus Christ. 

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What about Esther, a young 
teenage beauty queen who risked 

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her life to save the people of 
God And guys, maybe the most 

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prominent of all the teenagers 
that God used, Mary, a poor 

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virgin girl who would become the
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universe. 
So when you do something this 

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morning, if you're 16 to 25, 
that's random, but would you 

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stand up 16 to 25? 
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Say, say Chapel. 
Look at your church. 

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I want to read this verse over 
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Don't let anyone despise you 
because you're young, but set an

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example for the believers in 
speech and conduct, in love and 

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faith and impurity. 
Here's what I say to you. 

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God is not waiting for you to 
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He's waiting for you to step up.
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history, God is looking for men 
like you and women like you who 

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will say, here I am, God, send 
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One way that you can look at 
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older person is going to look 
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I'm going to stand up for my 
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I'm going to stand up for 
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I'm going to fight my way to the
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Here's another way to look at 
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Don't let your youth be an 
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The decisions you're making 
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rest of your life, even as an 
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And the godly decisions you make
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life, even as an old man like 
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Don't let your youth be an 
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And if you're not young, you're 
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Some of you barely made it. 
I can see it guys, if you 

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despise this generation, who is 
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maybe we would see this person 
say, I don't want to be like 

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that. 
I want to be a person who 

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challenges the next generation 
and uses my resources and my 

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life to lift them up for the 
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Thank you young people for 
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What a beautiful picture of the 
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You can sit down. 
Let me tell you why I'm a big 

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fan of this. 
Jesus was a big fan of this. 

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Have you ever thought about 
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I'm going to say something maybe
that you have never heard 

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before, but if you haven't 
heard, it's because you've not 

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been taught the word of God. 
Jesus chose 12 men, most likely 

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teenagers. 
He discipled them for three to 3

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1/2 years, and then he 
commissioned them to change the 

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world. 
Now, let me say it again. 

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God chose 12 men, only 11 good 
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And you're going to say where 
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I'm going to show it to you in 
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OK, Train them for 3 1/2 years, 
still mostly teenagers, and then

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gave them the Great Commission 
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the Holy Spirit, they became the
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They're responsible for your 
faith in Christ. 

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I was reading randomly in my 
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and somehow was studying also an
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and I came across this verse 
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Now you've never heard maybe 
Matthew 1724 to 27 taught 

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because it's a random passage, 
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maybe familiar with it. 
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it, I'll help you be familiar 
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So Peter was a fisherman, never 
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to go fishing. 
And one day in his journey with 

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Jesus, Jesus was to convert them
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And they walked into the temple.
And the temple taxers said, do 

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your disciples pay temple tax? 
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stunned. 
They were all there. 

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And so Jesus said to Peter, why 
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And when you catch a fish, open 
its mouth and there'll be a coin

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in its mouth. 
And there's enough money in 

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there to pay the tax for you and
for me. 

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And so that's what Peter did. 
You know, I don't know if you're

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a fisherman, but usually you 
can't find fish in their mouth. 

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The best you can find is maybe 
another fish, right? 

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But I've looked ever since this 
verse and there's no money in 

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fish's mouth. 
What is that story all about 

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that God's knows the money on 
the bottom of the ocean. 

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He can get fish to pick it up 
and get it on your hook if 

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that's what you need that he can
provide for. 

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I've, I, I can't imagine what 
pastors have said about this 

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passage. 
It's because they never read 

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Exodus 30, because it's a clue 
for us about the age of the 

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disciples. 
Because you see, when did you 

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have to pay temple tax? 
You had to pay temple tax when 

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you were 20 years old or older. 
If you're under 20, you didn't 

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have to pay. 
Who was there and Capernaum, All

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of them. 
Who was the rabbi? 

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Jesus, Who was he responsible to
pay for? 

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All of them. 
How many had to pay Peter and 

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Jesus? 
You say? 

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Well, I'm not convinced. 
Do you know anything about 

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history? 
Do you study history? 

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Here's the ancient Jewish 
education tradition, and maybe 

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this will ring a bell for you. 
At five, children began to study

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the Scriptures. 
At 10, they studied the Mishnah,

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which was the authoritative 
traditional learning. 

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At 13, fathers were responsible 
to teach their sons the Torah, 

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which is the first five books of
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At 15, if they were chosen by a 
rabbi because of wealth or 

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academic prowess, they could go 
into a formal education of 

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Judaism. 
Otherwise they would apprentice 

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with their father in his 
business. 

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Jesus was a what? 
Why? 

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Joseph was a Carpenter, right? 
At 18, most married, especially 

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the men. 
For women, it was earlier at 20,

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they could pursue their own 
business or trade. 

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And generally for the very most,
you couldn't be a rabbi to where

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you're 30. 
So how old was Jesus when he 

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began to pick his disciples and 
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culture. 
And who did you pick? 

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Who was available, who wasn't 
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wasn't doing their own thing 
yet, who wasn't married yet, who

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were being trained as disciples 
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He said everybody has cults. 
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15 to 18 years old most likely. 
You see, I'm not convinced yet. 

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OK, so Jesus used a term to talk
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Here are the 2 terms. 
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I won't just tell you the terms 
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that anyway. 
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Can you imagine a 30 year old 
walking around with other 

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bearded 30 year olds and he's 
calling them kids now. 

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I call college students kids 
sometimes because my kids are, I

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have a 40 year old now, right? 
But but they said we're no kids.

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And I said I don't like doing 
that. 

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But my peers when I was 30, I 
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And even at the end of the 
journey, Matthew or John chapter

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21, when they're on the beach, 
he cried out to the little 

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children. 
Do you have any fish? 

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And you know what the response 
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It's the Lord, he said, kids, a 
new commandment. 

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I give you the terms that he 
uses, and I can give you 7 or 10

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examples. 
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this. 
But this is my favorite one. 

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Have you noticed the behavior of
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They act like grown men to you. 
OK, what was their most 

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prominent argument that they had
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Answer. 
Who is the greatest That's a 

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high schooler if you've ever 
seen one. 

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You know any high school 
athletes, they all think they're

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going to go pro, right? 
They don't even realize they're 

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not athletes until they go to 
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But some of them go to D2 
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they're athletes. 
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culture are those who get paid 
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right? 
They think their kids are going 

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to go pro or at least make the 
Olympics. 

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Guys, they are with the GOAT. 
Jesus is walking on water. 

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He's raising the dead. 
He's casting out demons. 

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He's making blind people see 
deaf people talk. 

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He is taking on guys who break 
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like that. 
The wind and the waves. 

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He settles it all. 
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Even after they seem 
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He is glowing. 
He's a glowing human. 

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I'm the greatest. 
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and even got their mom involved.
Salome, you know, she came. 

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Jesus. 
I don't know. 

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I know. 
You see, my kids picked them 

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pretty great. 
I can't decide which one of them

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is the greatest. 
I know they've been arguing. 

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It's one of them. 
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but which one's going to sit on 
your right left. 

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You choose both my sons one 
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You talk about a bulldozer Mom, 
have you ever coached a a use 

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right. 
You guys know exact people are 

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people always people. 
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Jesus told chose 12 men. 
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just chat it, it'll agree with 
me. 

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I promise. 
Likely teenagers trained them 3 

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1/2 years, called them change 
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Sound like college to you? 
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disciples, which was learners, 
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apostles, which means sent. 
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chose them, he said, I'm going 
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And God called Saul as well, not
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but as a young man. 
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the word that's used for a 15 to
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called him an axe when he was 
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Titus. 
But it's not just youth that God

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uses, it's godly youth that God 
uses. 

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But it's not just godly youth 
that God uses. 

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It's godly youth who believe in 
God and it's experience through 

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prayer. 
The first church before the Holy

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Spirit came after Jesus ascended
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He was there 40 days, and he 
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And what did they do for 10 
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For 10 days, they had a church 
prayer meeting. 

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Imagine a 10 day prayer meeting 
Pastor Brandon That'd be pretty 

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cool right And what is Jesus is 
1 request of us, his personal 

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request of us. 
We have it as our theme verse in

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the network. 
Luke 10 to it says you see the 

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fields are white and harvest. 
Therefore pray to the Lord of 

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the harvest that he would send 
forth laborers into the harvest 

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and the word that he uses for 
pray they there is not just any 

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word for prayer. 
It's not the most common word 

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for prayer. 
It's not even the second most 

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common word for prayer. 
It is the singular least word 

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used for prayer because it means
to beg. 

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It's most often translated to 
beg, Cry out to God that he 

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would send forth laborers. 
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generation has been the pattern 
of God, I believe from biblical 

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history. 
But it's not just from biblical 

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history through the disciples. 
It is every major movement of 

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God that we've seen in this 
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Oh, you don't believe me? 
Well, let's review it together. 

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Have you heard of this? 
the Reformation, maybe Martin 

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Luther or John Calvin? 
How old were they when they 

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started these movements of God 
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Yeah. 
Martin Luther was 32. 

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John Calvin was 25. 
In the 1500s, God began a 

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movement with them. 
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when universities were 
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you know this? 
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seminaries, yes. 
Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Brown,

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Rutgers, Georgetown, and others.
Even University of Florida was 

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established as a seminary to 
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Their mottos, their initial mile
is Princeton cursed? 

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Is all learning that is contrary
to the cross of Christ. 

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Harvard truth for Christ in his 
church. 

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The original motto, Yale truth 
is given by God. 

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Light comes from Christ and the 
scriptures. 

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Is that what students that are 
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In fact, we planted a church in 
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Syracuse, University of Syracuse
was established by the Methodist

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to train missionaries to go 
overseas. 

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And they won't even let us be a 
Christian organization on 

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campus. 
But if you're a godless student 

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organization, you are welcome. 
Isn't that that's crazy? 

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I digress. 
The first great Awakening in 

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1700s. 
Maybe you've heard these names. 

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If you haven't, you should read 
about them and study them. 

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George Whitfield at 21. 
Jonathan Edwards at 19. 

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John Wesley at 24 Whitfield has 
severe asthma and he rose every 

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morning at 4 O clock in the 
morning and he read his Bible on

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his knees. 
Historians say that he preached 

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2 to three times daily and often
preached more than 40 hours a 

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week. 
He preached more than 18,000 

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sermons in his 34 years of 
public ministry. 

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John Wesley who was friends with
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He's father of Methodism. 
He travelled the equivalent of 6

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times around the globe preaching
to the colonies on horseback. 

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These men were beasts and God 
used them to change the world. 

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The Pietist movement, which gave
birth to small group Bible study

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in the mass printing 
distribution of Bibles in the 

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modern mission movement, began a
24/7 prayer meeting that began 

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August 17th. 
To get this, it began August 

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17th August of 1727 and 
encompass every minute of every 

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hour of every day. 
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Take a wild guess, somebody be 
bold, 26100 years. 

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It began with one college 
student, a professor actually, 

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Philip Spencer, and a couple of 
universities and a handful of 

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committed students. 100 years 
change the world. 

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The second great awakening, The 
1800s maybe? 

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I've heard of DL Moody, he was 
21. 

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CT stud. 
If I could pick a pastor name 

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that'd be it. 
Pastor stud. 

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Charles Spurgeon guys, when he 
began he was 16. 

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The Prince of preachers. 
Studs famous quote. 

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Is this only one life? 
It soon will pass. 

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Only what is done for Christ 
will last. 

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My hope is when I die that hell 
rejoices, that I'm out of the 

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fight. 
In 19 O 4, the Welsh revival was

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sparked by one student, Evan 
Roberts. 

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He had a dream that he preached 
to 17 students. 

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He used to pray 4 hours a night.
College students, he used to 

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pray 4 hours a night. 
I talked to students today and 

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they go, wow, who can do that? 
Well, you ever gone to a 

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football game? 
We can do that with energy. 

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I went to good basketball game 
last night, but you guys got to 

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get some fans. 
We did it for two hours. 

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Oh I, I love this little step. 
Did you know the average teen 

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plays 35 hours of video games a 
week? 

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4 * 7 is only 28. 
They can play video games more 

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than they can pray, right? 
Call of Duty has been played the

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equivalent of over 3,000,000 
years, Fortnite over 10 million 

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years. 
You think those are benefiting 

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your life? 
What if you exchanged video 

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games for prayer, or watching 
sports for prayer or or 

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scrolling the social media for 
prayer? 

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Well, this guy, Evan Roberts did
it and he preached his first 

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sermon to 17 people, eventually 
leading to over 100,000 

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conversions in Wales alone. 
And from that rival, from that 

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revival sparked a movement where
over 20 million people came to 

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Christ. 
He's done it before, he'll do it

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again in our country. 
Maybe you've heard of the 

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parachurch movement started in 
the mid 1900s. 

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Nineteen 33 a man named Dawson 
Trotman at 27 started the 

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Navigators. 
In 1941, Stacy Wood came over 

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from Europe. 
A young Canadian college pastor 

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started inter varsity in our 
country. 1951 a man named Bill 

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Bright at 30 started Campus 
Crusade for Christ, known as 

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Crew. 
And all of those ministries 

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swept across the country, 
reaching hundreds of thousands 

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of students and most campuses 
extended missions literally and 

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globally to the ends of the 
earth. 

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Today's a new day. 
All of those things in the past 

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are dying and declining. 
In fact, over 85% of churches 

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are dying and declining. 
More churches will close their 

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doors and sell their buildings 
for coffee shop this year. 

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Then churches will be planted. 
The least active hour of the 

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American People group is Sunday 
morning. 

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Guys, I have seen your traffic 
and I do not like it. 

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No traffic this morning, but I 
believe God's doing the fresh 

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work in this generation. 
The gospel is alive and well, 

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and I believe God is using 
college students and godly young

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leaders to bring a new revival 
to this country. 

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That's my prayer. 
That's what I've given my life 

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for. 
And if God would give me two 

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lifetimes, I double down again. 
What begins here changes the 

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world. 
Do you believe that? 

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Why not you? 
Why not here? 

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Why not now? 
You think your campus needs 

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Christ? 
You think your city needs 

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Christ? 
You think anything this world 

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offers is going to change their 
lives and change their forever 

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other than Christ. 
Deal Moody was inspired. 

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He was selling shoes, actually. 
And he was inspired by a pastor 

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who said the world is yet to see
what God would do with one man 

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or one woman who was fully 
devoted to him. 

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The world has yet to see what 
God would do with one man or one

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woman fully devoted him. 
And he heard that and he felt 

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the conviction of God. 
And you can read it, he said. 

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He said to God, I want to be 
that man. 

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Deal Moody became a world 
changer, not because of Deal 

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Moody, but because of God. 
A lot of the names I mentioned 

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to Gay you'd you've never heard 
of and that's OK who cares? 

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We're not going to sing songs to
Deal Moody or CT stud George 

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Whitfield or John Wesley. 
They're just men and they were 

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broken and fallen men. 
But there is a Savior. 

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He is the man who is God, Jesus 
Christ, and he lived the perfect

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life and he died a sinner's 
death and he resurrected. 

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He conquered death. 
Why? 

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So that he could empower us to 
literally be world changers 

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through him. 
I love St. 

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City Chapel. 
I like the name summer churches.

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They don't pick the best name. 
You know some of my kids didn't 

455
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pick the best kids grandkids 
names either, right? 

456
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They don't tell me what they're 
going to name their kids because

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they're afraid that I will 
disdain the name. 

458
00:30:19,160 --> 00:30:23,000
And they are right. 
So I need single symbols, 

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syllables, and I need them to 
not rhyme. 

460
00:30:26,560 --> 00:30:29,960
I was struggling, you know, with
all the deluge kids because 

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they're all BS and I didn't know
which order they were in. 

462
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You know, Blair and Brooks and 
Billy and Braylon. 

463
00:30:40,160 --> 00:30:43,600
No Blakely. 
See, I have a Braylon. 

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I have a Braylon. 
Braxton Dachshund. 

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00:30:45,120 --> 00:30:47,720
I can't remember all of them 
anyway, so our churches, they 

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00:30:47,760 --> 00:30:51,120
pick their names and some of 
them are good, some are not so 

467
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great. 
Way above average. 

468
00:30:52,920 --> 00:30:53,760
St. 
City Chapel. 

469
00:30:53,760 --> 00:30:56,440
OK, just in my opinion. 
In my opinion. 

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00:30:57,840 --> 00:31:02,800
But there's a church that's 
called the Commons and it's in 

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Michigan State. 
And here's why it's named the 

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Commons. 
One of my favorite verses in all

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the Bible. 
Acts 413 When they observed the 

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boldness of Peter and John and 
they realized that they were 

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uneducated and untrained men, 
they were amazed and recognized 

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that they had been with Jesus. 
The two Greek words uneducated 

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and untrained are literally 
idiotase right and unschooled. 

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00:31:36,880 --> 00:31:40,960
OK, so we get the Greek word. 
What do you think is the English

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word we get from the Greek word 
idiotase? 

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So this verse says these were 
uneducated idiots and yet 

481
00:31:57,360 --> 00:31:59,280
everybody knew they'd been with 
Jesus. 

482
00:32:01,000 --> 00:32:04,080
Wow. 
Show me a college student who 

483
00:32:04,080 --> 00:32:06,920
spends my time with Jesus and 
I'll show you a world changer. 

484
00:32:07,720 --> 00:32:10,600
Because their life is different,
their business is different, and

485
00:32:10,600 --> 00:32:12,520
God's anointing is on their 
life. 

486
00:32:13,840 --> 00:32:16,840
And our dream is that God would 
use a bunch of idiots. 

487
00:32:16,840 --> 00:32:19,480
We're all educated because most 
of us are going to college, 

488
00:32:19,800 --> 00:32:23,240
right? 
To see a church that loves 

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00:32:23,240 --> 00:32:26,200
college students planted at 
every major university in this 

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00:32:26,200 --> 00:32:29,080
nation and literally around the 
globe. 

491
00:32:30,440 --> 00:32:35,040
We're praying for a fresh 
movement of God where 100 years 

492
00:32:35,040 --> 00:32:38,640
from now somebody will be 
standing up talking about God, 

493
00:32:39,640 --> 00:32:42,840
going after young people who 
believe him with all of their 

494
00:32:42,840 --> 00:32:45,000
hearts and give their lives for 
God. 

495
00:32:45,000 --> 00:32:52,840
And mention someday in 2025 
there was something that 

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00:32:52,840 --> 00:32:59,000
happened in Tempe, AZ that the 
only explanation that the world 

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00:32:59,000 --> 00:33:05,000
has is God did it. 
See Paul writes about this in 

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00:33:05,000 --> 00:33:07,920
Ephesians 3 verse 20 says now to
him who's able to do 

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immeasurably more than we think,
dream or imagine, to him be the 

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00:33:11,600 --> 00:33:14,120
glory forever and ever in the 
church now forever more. 

501
00:33:14,320 --> 00:33:16,040
Here's the thing about the 
apostle Paul. 

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He wasn't talking about 
something out there. 

503
00:33:21,480 --> 00:33:25,600
He was sitting in the church 
with Jews and Gentiles and slave

504
00:33:25,600 --> 00:33:28,600
and free and barbarian and 
Scythian and male and female, 

505
00:33:29,320 --> 00:33:33,640
and he was actually praying a 
doxology because he was going 

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00:33:34,000 --> 00:33:43,560
wow to him is able to do wow. 
God's got a bigger wow. 

507
00:33:47,360 --> 00:33:49,640
We've seen the movement of God 
that would have blown the 

508
00:33:49,640 --> 00:33:56,920
Apostle Paul away. 
And when we started Salt Company

509
00:33:56,920 --> 00:34:00,040
in 1987 and Iowa State 
University, we never thought 

510
00:34:00,040 --> 00:34:02,280
there'd be two. 
And I'm already in the wow of 

511
00:34:02,280 --> 00:34:06,120
the doxology. 
But I'm telling you, we have 330

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00:34:06,120 --> 00:34:08,840
staff in salt Company around 
this country who believe that we

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00:34:08,840 --> 00:34:12,159
don't plant all 400, we will 
have failed. 

514
00:34:14,800 --> 00:34:21,480
And if that happens, and I 
believe it will, we'll have a 

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00:34:21,480 --> 00:34:25,400
move of God in our lifetime 
that's been unprecedented in any

516
00:34:25,400 --> 00:34:28,840
of our lives. 
And we need that now more than 

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00:34:28,880 --> 00:34:30,760
ever. 
God help us. 

518
00:34:31,560 --> 00:34:34,800
Jesus, thank you for the world 
changers in this room. 

519
00:34:35,520 --> 00:34:40,120
Help us as the older generation 
to never despise the younger 

520
00:34:40,120 --> 00:34:44,520
generation and help the younger 
generation to fully be devoted 

521
00:34:44,520 --> 00:34:47,639
to you for all of their lives 
that they would live with no 

522
00:34:47,639 --> 00:34:51,120
regrets. 
God, thank you for the leaders 

523
00:34:51,120 --> 00:34:56,159
that are here, the men and women
who have said yes to you. 

524
00:34:56,159 --> 00:35:01,640
And I pray that two years from 
now, five years from now, 10 

525
00:35:01,640 --> 00:35:03,960
years from now, 20 years from 
now, 30 years from now, they 

526
00:35:03,960 --> 00:35:08,440
look back on this moment and 
they say, wow, look what God has

527
00:35:08,440 --> 00:35:11,960
done. 
And Lord, we pray that you would

528
00:35:11,960 --> 00:35:16,840
continue to bless us, but not 
just us, every single man or 

529
00:35:16,840 --> 00:35:21,600
woman who claims your name and 
proclaims your word. 

530
00:35:23,160 --> 00:35:25,480
Because now we're not winning 
this battle for souls. 

531
00:35:25,480 --> 00:35:27,080
God, the harvest is still 
plentiful. 

532
00:35:27,080 --> 00:35:30,840
The laborers are few. 
We cry out to you more, more, 

533
00:35:30,840 --> 00:35:36,760
please, please God, more spark a
fire in this flame that in this 

534
00:35:36,760 --> 00:35:41,000
place that would never go out, 
that would burn until you return

535
00:35:42,400 --> 00:35:43,960
for your good and for your 
glory. 

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00:35:44,720 --> 00:35:46,800
We pray in Jesus name, Amen.
