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Do you know what's sweet? 
It's getting to share your 

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victories with people. 
Who care about you? 

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It's been. 
Said that the worst solitude. 

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Is to be destitute. 
Of sincere friendship. 

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That's the worst kind of poverty
is to have no friends. 

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Some of us have been in moments 
where we experienced. 

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That and felt it. 
Unfortunately, university 

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doesn't really teach you. 
How to have friends Some of us 

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were like I'm. 
Looking forward to going to 

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university because maybe. 
There I will make some friends. 

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I'm the nerd. 
In my high school and I'm going 

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to go. 
To a university. 

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Full of other nerds. 
Maybe I'll go to a Church of 

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nerds and we will have 
friendship. 

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There we'll be friends. 
Cassius Clay, who was. 

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Known as Muhammad Ali. 
Said it's the hardest thing in 

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the. 
World to explain friendship. 

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It's not something you learn in 
school, but if you haven't 

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learned. 
The value of friendship. 

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You haven't learned anything at 
all. 

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I wonder why none of. 
Us run around with a Got Milk 

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shirt that says Got friends. 
We just don't want to appear 

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that desperate. 
Got friends? 

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CS Lewis said that friendship is
born the moment when one. 

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Person says to another. 
What you 2? 

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I thought I was the only one, he
says. 

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That is the spark from which 
friendship? 

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Can be birthed you were born for
more friends. 

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Jesus actually shows us this and
that he had friends, and that 

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Jesus wanted to share his 
greatest victory. 

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With his friends to. 
Me is a beautiful thing that he 

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wasn't embarrassed at all to 
share his wins and to share a 

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win with. 
His friends. 

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He even invited this group of 
disciples who were around him to

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to come at times and share about
the wins they experienced. 

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When they went out in his name. 
In the scripture we have 3. 

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Appearances in John of Jesus to 
his disciples, and we're going 

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to read of one of them. 
This is in John chapter 21. 

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So if you have the Bible, open 
it. 

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And it's Jesus seeking out his 
friends. 

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He had told and sent a message 
via Mary to say Go and tell my 

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brothers to go to Galilee and I 
will. 

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Meet them there. 
They were a little slow on the 

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uptake of that message. 
So this is his. 3rd appearance, 

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but finally they're in Galilee. 
The scripture says this. 

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Afterwards, Jesus appeared. 
Again to his disciples. 

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By the Sea of Galilee it 
happened this way. 

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Simon Peter Thomas also. 
Known as Didymus Nathaniel. 

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From Cana in Galilee. 
The sons of Zebedee and Two. 

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Other disciples were together. 
I'm going out to fish, Simon 

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Peter told them. 
And they said. 

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We'll go with you. 
So they went out and got into 

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the boat. 
But that night they caught 

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nothing. 
Early in the morning, Jesus 

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stood on the shore, but the 
disciples did not realize that 

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it was Jesus. 
He called out to them. 

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Friends, haven't you any fish? 
No. 

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They answered, you know. 
They're out in a. 

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Boat on the lake. 
He's on the. 

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Shore he actually was. 
Shouting friends. 

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Do you have any fish? 
He asked in the negative. 

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Haven't you any fish? 
No, no, no. 

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All seven of them. 
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No, no, no fish. 
Can't you imagine this? 

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Do you have any scriptural 
imagination? 

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Come to my Imagination Station 
and we'll go on an adventure. 

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He said throw your net on the 
right side of the boat, he's 

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yelling at them and you will 
find some. 

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And when they did, they were 
unable to haul the net in 

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because of the large number of 
fish. 

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Then the disciple whom Jesus 
loved said to Peter. 

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It's the Lord. 
And as soon as Simon Peter heard

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him say it's the Lord, he 
wrapped his outer. 

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Garment around him, for he had 
taken. 

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It off and he jumped into the 
water. 

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The other disciples followed in 
the boat, towing the net full of

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fish, for they were not. 
Far from the shore. 

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About 100 yards. 
When they landed, they saw a. 

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Fire of burning coals there with
fish on it and some bread. 

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Jesus said to them. 
Bring some of the fish you have 

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just caught. 
Simon Peter climbed back into 

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the boat and dragged the net 
ashore. 

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It was. 
Full of large fish. 

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But even with so many, the net 
was not torn. 

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Jesus said to them, Come and 
have breakfast. 

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None of the disciples dared ask 
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Are you? 
They knew it was the Lord Jesus 

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came, took the bread and gave it
to them. 

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And did the same with the fish. 
This was now the third time. 

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Jesus. 
Appeared to his disciples. 

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After he was raised. 
From the dead. 

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It's the third time he's 
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Last Sunday we were celebrating 
the Resurrection Sunday and in 

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the evening after he had 
appeared to the women, he 

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appeared to. 
Them and said. 

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Peace be upon you, receive the 
Holy Spirit. 

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And and he. 
Tried to show that he was really

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there he was really alive and 
Thomas didn't believe this 

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Thomas says I won't I won't 
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appeared again about a week 
later and he says look, look at 

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me, see the holes, see the 
wounds, give me bread, give me 

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fish and he ate and so the proof
was already there they already. 

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Knew that Jesus is. 
Alive, the gospel preached. 

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To us by the women is true. 
He has risen. 

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He is alive. 
What it all meant they hadn't 

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completely worked out, even 
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had a walk with Jesus in which 
he taught them from the 

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Scripture and they had come back
and said he's alive. 

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He's alive now, the disciples. 
Had made their way to Galilee. 

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They had sort of gone home and 
they're just hanging. 

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Out Jesus. 
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Has experienced the greatest 
victory, but they're going back.

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To real life. 
We got to eat. 

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Our families need to eat. 
We're at a different season of 

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our life. 
We don't really understand this 

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season. 
Of our life. 

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And Peter, he's. 
Such a person of action. 

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I'm going fishing. 
When you imagine fishing, what 

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do you? 
Imagine casting a little. 

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A little rod and. 
That was my first fishing 

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experience. 
I caught no fish. 

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I think I have something in 
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Disciples. 
But when they fish, they were 

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spending the night in a boat 
together, seven of them, and 

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they were throwing these Nets 
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Which would open up. 
And then had weights which would

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sink down, and so now that that 
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Drawn, and they would. 
Draw that net gently closed. 

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So that the fish. 
Wouldn't swim out and it would 

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come in around them. 
And they would pull it back in 

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and then they do it again. 
It's a great. 

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Bicep workout. 
I think obliques, you know, 

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they're getting the whole deal. 
Getting their. 

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Workout over and over and over. 
Can't you hear the? 

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Ribbing Whose boat is this? 
It's James and John's old boat. 

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You know, they, they sort of 
retired from. 

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Fishing and came to hang out 
with Jesus. 

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They were never good 
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Maybe this boat is jinxed. 
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Catch any fish. 
What's happened to this boat? 

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And on through the night, they 
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and. 
Over no fish. 

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It would have been a familiar 
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Hey lads, hey friends, Hey guys,
haven't you any fish? 

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And the question came to them, 
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recognition. 
Jesus calling out to his 

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friends, created a recognition 
in the. 

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Beloved Disciple, this would. 
Have been John, one of the 

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youngest, the writer. 
Of the Gospel of John, who 

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becomes the. 
Elder. 

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John, if you accept that whole 
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So close and dear to Jesus that 
Jesus had this sort of expansive

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circle of. 
Relationships from the crowd. 

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To the 120, to the 72, to the 
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To the three, to the one. 
Close friend. 

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So it was not just a expanding. 
Circle of relationships, but it 

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was a circle of relationships 
that also got smaller. 

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We all need that in our. 
Lives. 

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They say that as you get older, 
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To have friends, it's more 
difficult to make friends. 

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It's more difficult to keep. 
Friends, how many of? 

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You. 
Feel like that's bad? 

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News. 
Plenty of studies. 

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Out there that actually. 
The making of friends. 

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Requires some effort. 
You know, Jesus was a very 

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healthy human though he was. 
God. 

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As a healthy human, it says that
since the children have flesh 

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and blood, he too shared in 
their humanity, so that by his 

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death he might break the power 
of him who holds the power of. 

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Death, that is the devil. 
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and so in that life of flesh and
blood, Jesus also sought to do 

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what God has always done, and 
that is. 

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To have friends. 
In your imagination of God, is 

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God the God of friendship? 
Is God the one who seeks to make

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friends? 
Is he the God of Abraham whom he

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called the friend of God or not?
So Jesus comes, and he makes. 

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Friends, in fact. 
In Matthew, his move towards 

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friendship was so extraordinary 
that those who accused him of 

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being questionable noted his 
friends and said he's a friend. 

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Of sinners. 
He's a friend of. 

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People on the margins. 
He's a friend of those who are 

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fringe. 
He's the friend of those who are

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not loyal to Israel and betrayed
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He's a friend. 
To those who have no friends, 

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he's a friend. 
Of sinners this is. 

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What they said of Jesus. 
He's showing us how to be a good

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human just in the way he is, and
he's showing. 

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US. 
What God is all about that God 

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is about friendship in. 
Fact in John chapter 15 Jesus 

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says I no longer call you that 
is. 

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His 12 disciples, of whom the 
seven would have been in the 

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mix. 
I no longer call you servants, 

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which would have been a typical 
rabbi relationship. 

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The rabbi relationship to the 
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wanted to be so. 
Close to their rabbi. 

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That they would do whatever the 
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But Jesus never sought to be a 
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Teacher or ruler and Lord it 
over? 

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Them he never. 
Sought to actually. 

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Generate a kind of. 
Power that squashed the 

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uniqueness of his own disciples 
and their personhood. 

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Instead, he's looking to pump 
them up and fill them up. 

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With real solidness. 
Of a person. 

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And so he says. 
I don't call you servants or 

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slaves. 
Because a servant or slave 

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doesn't know their master's 
business. 

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But my father. 
Everything my father has 

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revealed to me about the 
business of my life, I have 

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revealed it to you. 
And so I call you friends. 

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A friend. 
Knows about your life. 

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A friend. 
Knows what you're about. 

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A friend knows what you value. 
A friend might even help you 

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figure it out. 
These are. 

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The friendships of Jesus. 
Jesus has experienced his 

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greatest victory, and he comes 
to enjoy and celebrate it with 

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them. 
This is the second Sunday of 

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resurrection. 
Christ has risen. 

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Every Sunday after is still a 
celebration of the resurrection.

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Of Jesus. 
It's the first day of the week 

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and. 
Here, in the midst of his 

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ongoing celebrations, he has to.
Find them. 

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They've got out fishing, they're
not aware that the party is 

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still on. 
And so he makes. 

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A breakfast party he serves 
them. 

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This is one of my favorite 
images of. 

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Jesus in the scripture. 
Is Jesus making breakfast? 

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I want you to think of your 
favorite breakfast. 

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You got it. 
Tell your neighbor. 

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What's your favorite breakfast? 
OK, now I want you to imagine 

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Jesus is in the kitchen making 
breakfast for you. 

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He's got that kanji going, he's 
got that waffle iron going. 

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He's got the biscuits and the 
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Oh, you all don't know about 
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He's flipping those eggs. 
He's got the waffles and 

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chicken, whatever it is. 
He's got your breakfast going 

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and he's like, hey. 
Come and have breakfast. 

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Come and have breakfast. 
This is what Jesus wants. 

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He wants you to come and be with
him and enjoy. 

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The celebration of his. 
Greatest moments what he's been 

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looking forward to since Adam 
and Eve broke his word. 

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In the garden and ate of that 
fruit. 

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He's been looking forward to 
breakfast with his disciples. 

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Do you know what is what is 
friendship? 

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Allen Levy, who? 
Who wrote the book Theo of 

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Golden? 
Also wrote another book called 

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the The Last Sweet Mile and it 
was about his journey with his 

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brother. 
As his brother was passing away 

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and dying, and their 
recollections together as his 

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brother passed from this life 
into the next. 

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And he says, what is friendship 
rightly lived, but the unheroic 

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call to 1000. 
Small conversations, countless 

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prayers. 
And a myriad of encouraging 

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words from one person to 
another. 

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Over a lifetime. 
What is it but the bearing of 

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burdens, the sharing of gifts, 
the asking of uncomfortable 

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questions? 
And the possible discomfort? 

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Of. 
Necessary confrontation. 

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This is friendship, and Jesus 
calls you friend. 

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Do you call Jesus friend? 
The disciples in the boat and 

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even John, his closest friend, 
still said he's the. 

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Lord. 
And it's true we hold these two 

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intention. 
He is Lord and He is friend. 

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He is. 
Lord, his friend and we. 

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Hold this intention in our 
relationship with Jesus. 

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But we must. 
Enter into that a kind of 

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tension in our friendship with 
each other. 

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And that the sharing of our 
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Even at breakfast. 
Even in our greatest. 

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Victories 'cause there's also. 
Great losses, I love this. 

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Description in Theo of Golden 
as. 

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Theo has met the. 
Artist who's painted all these 

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portraits, that's in the the 
coffee shop called the Chalice. 

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And he's long to get to meet. 
Asher. 

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He had studied. 
All of the portraits and he 

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says. 
Asher in every. 

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Face I detect sadness. 
A crease of curiosity formed 

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between Asher's eyes. 
Why do you say that? 

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Well, it is subtle, and maybe it
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sadness, to to see it, but it is
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some more than others. 
It's not gloomy or angry or even

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terribly obvious. 
It's like a weariness or an 

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unmet. 
Longing or a disappointment? 

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Something we inherit from those 
who live. 

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Before us. 
But to these old. 

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Eyes. 
It is in every. 

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Face the universal affliction. 
It is what gives such. 

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Gravitas to your portraits. 
And makes them so. 

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Believable. 
Even when your subjects are 

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smiling, the shadow of. 
Sadness is there. 

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I I never really thought of it 
that way. 

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I certainly don't do. 
Sadness. 

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Intentionally. 
Theo nodded. 

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Nodded his. 
Affirmation. 

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The mystery of art. 
The mystery of friendship is 

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that even in our greatest 
moments. 

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We're not always asking our 
friends to serve us, but we 

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serve our friends, Eleanor 
Roosevelt said. 

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Many people will walk in and out
of your life, but only true 

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friends will leave footprints. 
On the Heart isn't that good? 

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I'll read it again. 
Many people will walk in and out

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of your life. 
They will come into your life 

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and they'll be first years, 
they'll be fourth years, they'll

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be 12th years, but then they 
walk out of your life. 

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True friends. 
Only true friends will leave. 

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Footprints in your heart. 
Do you know Jesus is enfolding 

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his? 
Friends into a meaningful life I

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really struggled with how to how
to say this because. 

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We like this passage. 
In the Psalms that. 

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Speaks of how Israel went wrong.
Israel went wrong when they did 

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not wait for God to unfold his 
plan. 

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But now in Christ Jesus, His 
plan is unfolded. 

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It's like origami undone. 
It's just out and about. 

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But now he's looking to fold us.
Into it. 

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And it has a. 
Cruciform shape, dear friends. 

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And he seeks to fold us in. 
He says bring some of them, he 

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said to them. 
Bring some of the fish you have 

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just caught. 
And Simon Peter, who had rushed 

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to the shore and shown his great
agility at swimming, now ran 

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back and adds his muscle. 
To the moment. 

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And helps pull that net ashore. 
It was full of large fish, but 

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even with so many, the net. 
Was not torn. 

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Dear friends, a meaningful life 
is a. 

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Life with mystery. 
It goes on to say that they they

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were so astonished that Jesus 
being with them, but none of 

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them dared say, Is it really 
you? 

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There was mystery even in that 
moment. 

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Is this really you? 
And friendship itself must have 

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space for mysterious moments. 
And some of you. 

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Are really puzzled about this. 
In fact, our brains are being 

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changed and trained away from 
mystery, away from the 

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enchantment of this world, away 
from the miraculous of Jesus. 

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We we've had lots of studies 
that sort of put a strict line 

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down the middle. 
Of our brains between. 

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Right hemisphere and left and it
was Ian Mcgilchrist who in the 

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late 2. 1009, 2010, 2011. 
Reintroduced to psychology to 

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say, hey, wait a minute, wait a 
minute, there really is 

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something going on different on 
either side of our brains and 

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our world is becoming more 
trained on the left. 

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Side and friends, if you've got 
one of these, you are training 

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your brain to the left side. 
To narrow your thinking to 

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narrow. 
Your focus to have attention to 

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detail and to press in and the 
right. 

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Side is this sustained, broad, 
open, vigilant awareness. 

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It's the kind of awareness that 
that opens you up. 

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To the fact that. 
Oh, there's something here I 

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don't quite. 
Oh, there's some mysterious 

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presence of God. 
It's that sense of being in the 

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presence of God where you are 
like, oh, I'm at peace. 

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Or oh, I'm, I'm stirred up. 
I'm a little. 

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Convicted or oh, I? 
I don't know what I have here. 

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I'm. 
I'm searching for some sense of 

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meaning in my life and when we 
have meaning of life questions 

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now we're we're being prompted 
and trained to to go to the left

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side and ask ChatGPT what is the
meaning of life. 

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It will tell you something if it
knows you on that Channel for a 

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while. 
It will say, oh, that's such. 

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A good question. 
You're such a bright. 

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Person for asking that. 
And it will affirm you, and 

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it'll give you. 
Gobbledygook. 

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It'll give you nothing about the
meaning of your life. 

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For the meaning of your life is 
going to be centered not on just

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attending to this left side 
detail oriented of your brain 

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and your career, but it's going 
to be more on this sense of. 

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Mystery. 
And experience and relationship.

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In the real. 
You can find relationships off 

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the screen, you can have an AI 
girlfriend, but your brain still

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knows this is not real and you 
will be. 

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Depressed. 
Come to church. 

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And meet a real girl. 
Right. 

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Thank you. 
Come to church and meet a real 

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guy. 
Come on. 

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This is real and it often starts
with friendship. 

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This is the mystery. 
It starts with going on a date 

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and having breakfast. 
Wow, you both got up early. 

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Breakfast at 11:30. 
Sweet. 

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This is so good. 
Friendship, shared experiences, 

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real life. 
This is how we enter into and. 

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Find some sense of. 
Meaning in life also by being 

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bored. 
This is your medicine against 

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being bored and so there you are
scrolling and the bus just rolls

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by. 
You were waiting for it, but. 

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Whoosh. 
It went by 'cause you had been 

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sucked into the matrix, you were
living a simulated. 

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Life for a moment. 
We laughed, 'cause we know it's 

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real. 
This is what we're doing to 

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ourselves. 
It's not a new problem, it's an 

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old problem been described by. 
Philosophers forever. 

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That really, we hate to be 
bored. 

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Some of us hate to be bored so 
much that we will hurt ourselves

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in those moments just to feel 
something and not have to listen

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to our own. 
Thoughts. 

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Not have to be still. 
Enough, long enough to. 

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Actually hear our own thoughts 
to actually wait and call out to

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God. 
Oh God, are you there? 

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And then wait. 
Oh Jesus, are you my friend? 

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I've been a Sinner. 
Come, Lord Jesus, have mercy. 

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On me, a Sinner. 
And then wait. 

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So the problem with boredom is 
not new. 

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My mom used to have. 
She was a biology. 

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Teacher I had my mother twice 
for biology, once in grade 10 

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and then second time in grade 12
for AP Biology. 

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She had a big. 
Sign up on the wall that said 

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boredom. 
Is a self-inflicted wound. 

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And I always thought, Mom, that 
is not helpful. 

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But people would say in class, 
oh I'm so bored. 

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And she said that's a 
self-inflicted wound and 

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otherwise the remedy is inside 
of you. 

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The remedy isn't attending. 
To what's? 

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Going on in this. 
Moment and in just being. 

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If it's a self-inflicted wound, 
it's one to which you can find a

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solution. 
Here's a picture of Jesus. 

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I love this picture. 
I love this moment. 

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I don't think it's famous art. 
I think someone created it. 

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I don't know how they did it. 
Couldn't find any great titles 

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to it. 
We'll just call it Jesus Cooking

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breakfast. 
Can you hear? 

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The crackle of the coals. 
Can you hear the? 

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Fish, their scales, their skin 
drying up. 

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Can you smell it? 
Can you feel the breeze coming 

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off the Sea of Galilee? 
And the coolness of that 

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morning. 
Can you feel the? 

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Heat. 
Coming off the fire. 

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Can you hear the? 
Splashing of the disciples as I.

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Threw that net. 
Out one more time, and then as 

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they began to pull it up. 
Whoa, whoa. 

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And they're pulling it up, John 
says. 

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It's the. 
Lord. 

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And Peter says nothing, just 
puts on his shirt and jumps in. 

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Splash, splash, splash, splash, 
splash, splash, splash, splash, 

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splash, splash. 100 yards. 
He gets to shore, runs up to 

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Jesus, sees the breakfast. 
We don't know what was said 

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next. 
It was their private moment. 

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We don't know what was said. 
Jesus wants to be this kind of 

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friend in your life for all of 
you graduates. 

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The greatest thing you. 
Can carry from UBC, is to say. 

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UBC was the origin of a greater 
faith. 

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In my life, in Christ Jesus. 
I built some friendships. 

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I'm going to carry them with 
them. 

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They put footprints in my heart 
even as Jesus put. 

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Footprints in the sand of my 
life. 

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See friendship, like 
discipleship, has a lag 

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experience. 
Next slide, we have a, we have a

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lag in fellowship at times. 
Jesus was having a. 

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Lag in his friendship with his 
friends. 

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They weren't really celebrating 
him yet, and fully. 

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In fact, they're. 
They're going to go back to 

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Jerusalem. 
And they're going to huddle in 

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fear. 
That doesn't sound like 

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friendship. 
Hand huddling in fear. 

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Jesus has to call them out of 
that holy huddle with the gift 

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of the Spirit. 
And we are those who've got the 

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gift of the Spirit. 
But until we actually live. 

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Into that faith our. 
Friendships are just a little 

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diminished. 
They're not up to their ultimate

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meanings yet. 
In friendship, you may 

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experience a lag and be like, 
well, why doesn't anybody ever 

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call? 
Me. 

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I don't know. 
Just be the friends you want to 

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be and you give the call. 
There's a lag in friendship, as 

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in discipleship. 
Sometimes Jesus gives us a word 

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and we're slow to. 
Respond Jesus says if you really

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love me, you'll do it, I 
command. 

463
00:34:58,720 --> 00:35:02,360
But so many times we are lagging
in our friendship with Jesus. 

464
00:35:06,560 --> 00:35:09,800
In friendship, we as in 
discipleship, we actually share 

465
00:35:09,800 --> 00:35:12,520
our wins and our. 
Losses and we're going to get to

466
00:35:12,520 --> 00:35:16,680
1 of. 
Peter's greatest, Lowest. 

467
00:35:16,680 --> 00:35:21,320
Moments next week in his 
friendship with Jesus. 

468
00:35:23,040 --> 00:35:26,280
But Jesus turns it into his 
greatest moment and calling. 

469
00:35:28,640 --> 00:35:31,400
In friendship, as in 
discipleship, we form the 

470
00:35:31,400 --> 00:35:38,720
meaning of our lives. 
So what we'd. 

471
00:35:38,720 --> 00:35:45,800
Encourage you to do 1 trade. 
Trade constant occupation for 

472
00:35:45,800 --> 00:35:47,800
boredom. 
You'll appreciate your friends 

473
00:35:47,800 --> 00:35:50,520
better if you're bored a little 
bit in life. 

474
00:35:52,360 --> 00:35:55,360
You'll appreciate Jesus more. 
You'll actually give greater. 

475
00:35:55,360 --> 00:35:57,920
Value to the word. 
Of God in your life, if you will

476
00:35:57,920 --> 00:36:01,520
let yourself be bored. 
Oh parents, let your children be

477
00:36:01,520 --> 00:36:04,480
bored. 
When they say, oh, I'm so bored.

478
00:36:04,480 --> 00:36:06,480
You say this is the greatest 
moment in your life. 

479
00:36:07,720 --> 00:36:14,880
They said so at church, trade 
simulation for real presence, 

480
00:36:23,530 --> 00:36:27,730
and then finally treat knowing 
God as the ultimate meaning. 

481
00:36:27,730 --> 00:36:32,090
Of your life. 
You can build some great meaning

482
00:36:32,090 --> 00:36:34,890
and, and there's some good 
research now and coming on how 

483
00:36:34,890 --> 00:36:37,610
to build meaning in your life. 
Arthur Brooks has written a 

484
00:36:37,610 --> 00:36:40,880
nice. 
Book The Meaning of your life it

485
00:36:40,880 --> 00:36:44,960
can lead you through some really
proven steps for sorting out 

486
00:36:44,960 --> 00:36:47,400
this question of the meaning of 
your life. 

487
00:36:47,680 --> 00:36:51,760
But Arthur Brooks is a follower 
of Jesus, and here's what he 

488
00:36:51,760 --> 00:36:53,880
says. 
I don't care what else you do. 

489
00:36:54,480 --> 00:36:57,960
For the Christian, the ultimate 
meaning of our. 

490
00:36:57,960 --> 00:37:08,040
Lives is knowing God and I would
add and being known by God. 

491
00:37:09,200 --> 00:37:13,200
Let's pray together. 
Heavenly Father, we come today 

492
00:37:13,800 --> 00:37:16,480
and we say. 
Thank you for making friends 

493
00:37:16,480 --> 00:37:19,960
with us. 
We confess that we are not. 

494
00:37:19,960 --> 00:37:24,040
The best of friends. 
We're not the greatest friend. 

495
00:37:26,120 --> 00:37:29,880
We forget your word. 
We forget the dates. 

496
00:37:30,360 --> 00:37:32,760
We triple. 
Booked our lives from. 

497
00:37:32,760 --> 00:37:34,800
Having any time and. 
Breakfast with you. 

498
00:37:36,480 --> 00:37:38,640
And so we. 
Just confess, Lord our. 

499
00:37:38,640 --> 00:37:41,000
Minds and hearts are. 
So often so. 

500
00:37:41,000 --> 00:37:45,600
Preoccupied that we miss your 
still. 

501
00:37:45,720 --> 00:37:52,760
Small voice and invitation. 
Would you call us again? 

502
00:37:53,240 --> 00:37:55,880
Come and have breakfast. 
Come and have lunch. 

503
00:37:55,880 --> 00:38:00,120
Come and have third tea. 
Come and have high tea. 

504
00:38:00,440 --> 00:38:03,600
Come and have dinner. 
Come have a midnight snack. 

505
00:38:06,200 --> 00:38:09,200
You're always. 
Inviting us, Lord Jesus, into 

506
00:38:09,200 --> 00:38:13,360
your presence and we just say 
thank you again today. 

507
00:38:15,960 --> 00:38:19,680
For those of us who say I'm not,
I'm just not sure yet that that 

508
00:38:19,680 --> 00:38:23,160
God is actually in my life, or 
God knows me, or God. 

509
00:38:23,160 --> 00:38:27,440
Cares about me. 
Would you just pause and say? 

510
00:38:28,040 --> 00:38:33,280
OK, God, if you're. 
There would you begin to. 

511
00:38:33,280 --> 00:38:39,920
Show yourself to me. 
I want to know you as friend. 

512
00:38:47,680 --> 00:38:50,320
Let's all stand together. 
We're going to come to the 

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table.
