"We Are the Temple of the Holy
Ghost" By Bob Heirtzler October 20th,
2013
What a powerful, powerful, move of God. Four baptisms in Jesus’
name. That is
totally awesome. God
is moving.
Well, you know that we’ve been going
over the Book of Galatians. Brother
Tom Hanson,
Chris Ulrich, and Brother Parrish Lee have gone over the Book of
Galatians, and
today is chapter 6. Today,
we’re revisiting
the messages from the past fifty days.
I’m
using the Scripture in Galatians chapter 6 verse 11, and Paul wrote, Galatians
6:11
“Ye
see how large a letter I have written unto you with
mine own hand.”
This was a letter to the church.
How many of you believe, by showing your hands,
that this letter is still alive and kicking today in our lives? Amen.
So,
what’s written in the Word is for the rest of us, also, correct? Amen.
So,
I was trying, Parrish, to narrow it down to just one blessing per
chapter, and I
was just having a hard way to go; a hard, hard way to go. Did you ever go to a
family reunion, or a Thanksgiving
meal, or a Christmas meal, or some special meal, and that one special
person makes
that one special dish for that special meal?
Like, mm-mm-mm type of meals?
You
know? Or, you might
go to someone else’s
house, and you know that they’re going to make that.
Or if they’re all gathered together in one spot,
then you’re really in trouble, you’ve got to bring those plastic
containers—that’s
why I like going to Sonia’s house—so that you can bring leftovers home. I pray, today, that we can
keep going over Galatians
and get a different meal out of it that meets what we need from the
Book of Galatians. I
have gone over the Book of Galatians for over
thirty-four years and I’ve gotten something different out of it every
time I read
it. Parrish, you
said something which I’ll
share a little later in chapter three that really hit home, but I’m
going to start
off with chapter 1. Here
we go. Chapter 1,
which Brother Tom Hanson did, the only
points that I ‘m going to bring out are: Galatians
1:18
Then
after three years I went up to Jerusalem to see
Peter, and abode with him fifteen days.
The brother shared how that he had to
get involved in studies, and prayer, and fellowship for three years. What does that tell us
here today? We have
to do the same exact thing. We
need to study, and to pray, and to fellowship,
and to talk to each other also. When
I first
got baptized in Jesus’ name, I still had the old ways in me, processing
in my mind. I had
to start over again. The
Galatians, they still had their old ways,
which they had to get rid of, because there was a new way coming
through. Correct?
If it happened to them, it happens to us. So you understand how,
that—I knew not to go to
the bar anymore, that was a given, but, some of the rituals that I was
taught; I
was taught that you had to climb to the highest mountain to reach God. That was what the church
taught me. I did
not know that I could pray to God any time,
anywhere. I learned
that. If I was
going by my old ways, then I would just
be praying on Sundays, and raising Hell all week long, basically but I
realized
that I can’t do that—I have to live right every day.
Make sense?
The points that I put down here: -
We
need fellowship, prayer, bible studies, services, spend time in the
Word of God. We
need to learn God’s way before we can share
God’s Way!! We have
to know what we’re sharing
before we can share with others. Paul
is
instructing the church, this is the new way.
Those ways are passed away, we’ve got to do things
the new way. He had
to go back around and reassure them that
this is the way. It’s
easy to fall into those
traps; to fall back into what we used to be.
-
Our
Testimony of God will stand strong, only we put time and effort into it. If you just come on
Sundays, and that’s all you
do, that’s all you’re going to have.
You’ve
got to live very day for God. Every
day,
every moment, every battle that comes our way,, you’ve got to put God
first. -
How can we share anything
about God if we don’t follow God?
Make sense?
That’s a given, right? Galatians
2: The
point I pulled out here was that in verse 5: Galatians
2:5 To
whom we gave place by subjection, no, not for an hour;
that the truth of the gospel might continue with you.
Things that come our way, we can’t even
let them dwell in us that long. Brother
Parrish
was sharing when he revisited the blessing, we can’t allow anything
into our house. This
house (motioning to the building) or this
house (motioning to himself). We
have security
systems on our houses. We
have alarm systems
on our cars. We
also have temples. We
have badges to get into where we have to go
to protect our goods. Correct? How do we protect this
(again motioning towards
himself)? We’ve got
to put on the armor of
God. There’s things
that we need to do in
our lives and get fellowship one with another to be strong. If I need to learn
something from somebody that
I don’t know, then I’m going to find that person and learn from them. If I want to be a plumber,
then I’m going to find
Jimmie and say, “How do I do this?”
If I
want to be a mechanic, “Parrish, how do I do this?”
If I want to be an automotive mechanic, “Vince,
how do I do this?” If
I want to make chicken
soup, “Sonia, how do I do this?” If
I want
to administer first aid to somebody and do it right, ask Donna; “Donna,
how do I
do this?” We’ve got
to learn from each other. Make
sense?
So Paul had people in place to teach them the right
way. There was
always somebody coming in, trying to
change things. We’ve
all put a name on those
kinds of people in the past; we’ve been there.
We’ve got to keep this fellowship strong. What would Paul write to
this ministry, today? I
know he’d be glad about the four baptisms in
Jesus’ name, but what else would he be looking for that we’re doing? The point I want to make
here is: -
When
God cleans us out through baptism in Jesus name, there will be a
natural desire
or temptation to go back and do the same-old-same-old. We’ve got to get past that. The same old thing doesn’t
bring the results that
God desires us to have. We
have to let it
go. Let God take
over. -
Don’t take us for granted for what we
preach or teach; read it for yourselves. Don’t
believe what I’m saying up here; go read it for yourself. That’s what we teach here,
and we’ve been teaching
it ever since I’ve been here: Read
it for
yourself. If you
have questions, ask. If
you have questions about what Brother Parrish
or Brother Andy are teaching, ask them; don’t ask somebody else. Ask them!
You know what I mean?
There’s just
too much gossip and aggravation, and it ain’t helping us! We’ve got to work as a
body of believers. Don’t
let anybody come in and take that away;
we have to protect our ministry! Amen? I’m just getting started. -
We are the temple of the Holy Ghost-don’t
allow anything in to your temple that God will not be pleased with, …seek what God has for us!! Like I said, the church
was new. As Parrish
put it, they were the first generation
of believers. They
were taught the old ways,
all their lives, and, all of the sudden, something is different. How many of you have been
in a church like this
one before you came to this church?
I haven’t. We
weren’t allowed to sneeze; we weren’t allowed
to burp; we had to be quiet. We didn’t have any
instruments there; it was against
the religion, there; No guitars, no drums, no banjos, no horns, no
nothing. Just an
organ, but the organ had to be a wind
organ, it couldn’t be just any old organ.
There was no clapping.
The
references that I have for the 1
Corinthians 3:16-17
Know
ye not that
ye are the 1
Corinthians 6:19
What?
know ye not that your body is the temple of the
Holy Ghost which is in you, which ye have of God, and ye are not your
own?
God dwells in us.
Not in
building any more; He dwells in us.
We are the building.
Chapter three:
This is a nugget of gold that I received when
Parrish shared. It
just really, really helped
me. Galatians
3:13
“Christ
hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being
made a curse for us: for it is written, Cursed is every one that
hangeth on a tree:”
When he said that, and he went into the
explanation that God paid for everything!
Yeah, you’ve been cursed!
Every sin,
everything! Remember
when he was listing
things off? “I paid
for that. Bring it
to me, I’ll pay for that! You
got this kind of life? I’ll
pay for that!” If
I was, I’d go to Jesus, and you know what He
says? He says,
“I’ll pay that!” The
biggest thing I got out of that was the biggest
hug he ever gave the world when He stretched out His arms on the cross. He did something for you;
why are you still doing
the same-old-same-old when God has something for you?
You don’t have to sacrifice any more. You don’t have to bring
down the best lamb—that’s
been done away with. God
took it to the cross. He
shed His blood for us. We
have
new life through baptism in Jesus’ name.
It stretches down through the years.
It stretched back through time, it stretched forward
through time; people
not even born yet don’t realize that they’ve already been hugged. They’re already loved. The price has already been
paid. That’s our Savior;
what kind of God is that? -
Bring
everything to me. -
I
paid for it all. -
That’s
the biggest hug this world has ever seen.
It stretches down through the years.
It stretched back through time, it stretched forward
through time; people
not even born yet don’t realize that they’ve already been hugged. They’re already loved. The price has already been
paid on the cross.
That’s our Savior; what kind of God is that?
When He set baptism in Jesus’ name, that goes
on to generations and generations and generations after this. It didn’t stop on the Day
of Pentecost, where
three-thousand people got saved and that was it.
People went forth when Galatians first
started up. Paul
was working with them,
working with the elders there. Correct? We can learn something
from them. I’m not
even to chapter six, what I’m
supposed to do, yet. Galatians
4:
This is the first generation Christians
in -
Satan tempts us saying “The old way was
better.” That’s why
this is called a faith
walk in God. We’re comfortable where
we’re at. After
they crossed the -
We are not like any other church. I
don’t want to be like any other church, I want
what to be what God wants us to be!
There was a competition in my home town:
If this church got an organ, then they got a better
organ. If this
church’s pastor got a new car, then
they got a better car. If
this church
had a choir, then they got a better choir.
There was so much competition.
We’re not in competition with anybody, here, church. God will send people along
our way for us to
share the Gospel. Anybody. It doesn’t matter. Look at the crowd here,
there are many
different nationalities here represented.
That’s the church that God wants.
Amen? -
We really need to protect what God has
given to us…
That’s what I
got out of chapter four. Galatians
5: Galatians
5:1 Stand
fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ
hath made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage.
Do you guys know what a yoke
is? A yoke is what,
Brent? It’s
something that you can fit over the
necks of oxen. For
what? For pulling,
and you can control the
direction. God
doesn’t want that yoke of
sin on us to control us. He
wants that
yoke gone. “Stand
fast in the liberty
wherewith Christ hath made us free…”
Free
from what? Free
from sin. He died
on the cross. Paul
is working with the church at -
We don’t get want we want at time, but
God always gives us what we need!!
I
did not like
peas when I was a kid. My
mom gave them
to me all the time, saying, “You need them.”
I hid them in the mashed potatoes; I hid them in the
gravy… I knew they
were there. I
needed the vegetables in my body to
grow. Sometimes you
don’t get what you
want, but you get what you need. God
might not want you to have what you want; He might have something else
that
will cause you to humble down and to pray and to seek Him. Make sense? -
If any old way will do, then no way at
all will do-I
told somebody at work, “The life that you may be living may be a good
life to live
by, but is it a good life to die by?”
It
might seem good; it may seem like you’ve got it all put together, but
is it
good to die by? -
God’s Word is a standard to live by, tells
us exactly how to get to shun Hell and gain Heaven. Amen? Now
we go into the closing of the letter…….. Galatians
6:1 Brethren,
if a man be overtaken in a fault, ye which
are spiritual, restore such an one in the spirit of meekness;
considering thyself,
lest thou also be tempted. -
Need to be spiritual, having the spirit
of meekness to
be able to go talk to somebody. -
Considering thyself….. how would I like
to be treated when I am over taken in a fault? Would you want it broadcast
everywhere? I
mean,, really? You
know, you’ve got the, “So-and-so did
this, and so-and-so did this…” It
says
confess your faults, not your sins (James 5:16).
Church, we have to protect each other. You know, we had all those
burdens and
prayers before this—all those different things—we’ve got to pray for
those
people, because we’re probably going to be putting our names on those
little
slips of paper someday, too. Parrish,
I’m thinking that the 60 days is just the beginning—November 1st
is
just the beginning. Amen? I asked God today, “I want
to be different
when I leave as opposed to how I was when I got there.”
It’s already happened.
-
Reminds me of the story of the woman that
was taken in adultery…. They
brought her
to Him. If you want
to think bout how
you want to be treated, how would you like to be stoned? Jesus said, “He that
is without sin, cast the first stone.” (John 8:7) How many people were
standing there
afterwards? none. We
all sin and come
short of the glory of God (Romans 3:23).
We all do. We
have to ask God
daily to forgive us. Paul
is teaching us
it’s okay to correct, but, you have to be spiritual, and you have to
have the
spirit of meekness, and you have to consider yourself, lest thou be
tempted. We all
have common battles, and
we all have different battles. That’s
the truth. We have
to think about how
we’re going to go through this; how we work with other people. He’s working with the John
8:1-11 Jesus
went unto the mount of Olives. And
early in the morning he came again into the
temple, and all the people came unto him; and he sat down, and taught
them. And the
scribes and Pharisees brought unto him
a woman taken in adultery; and when they had set her in the midst, They say unto him, Master,
this woman was taken
in adultery, in the very act. Now
Moses in
the law commanded us, that such should be stoned: but what sayest thou? This they said, tempting
him, that they might
have to accuse him. But Jesus stooped down, and with his finger wrote
on the ground,
as though he heard them not. So
when they
continued asking him, he lifted up himself, and said unto them, He that is without sin among you, let
him first cast a stone at
her. And
again he stooped down, and
wrote on the ground. And
they which heard
it, being convicted by their own conscience, went out one by one,
beginning at the
eldest, even unto the last: and Jesus was left alone, and the woman
standing in
the midst. When
Jesus had lifted up himself,
and saw none but the woman, he said unto her, Woman, where
are those thine accusers? hath no man condemned thee? She said, No man, Lord.
And Jesus said unto her,
Neither do I condemn thee:
go, and sin no more. Galatians
6:2-6
Bear
ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law
of Christ. For if a
man think himself to
be something, when he is nothing, he deceiveth himself.
But let every man prove his own work, and then
shall he have rejoicing in himself alone, and not in another. For every man shall bear
his own burden. Let
him that is taught in the word communicate
unto him that teacheth in all good things.
We had Brother Greg reading all the
prayer requests today. -
Bear ye one another’s burdens—pray for
each other!! We have to rejoice with
those the rejoice,
and weep with those that weep (Romans 12:15).
We had some passing’s—my parents are very thankful
for the church
praying for the passing of my aunt.
We
have new grandparents in the room, now:
Bill and Becky Adams.
There’s a
lot of blessings—that’s a new thing for them—There are other people
that are
already grandparents that can work with the new grandparents. You see what I’m saying? Spend time in fellowship
and then follow up on
each other. If
somebody’s going through
a struggle—and I know that we do this—if somebody’s going through a
struggle,
follow up with that conversation a day or two later; see how they’re
doing. If they’re
having a hard way to
go, or they’re facing hard decisions because of seomething that
happened,
follow up with them, send a card, send a text, send something I prefer telephone calls. I do like texts, but I
like to hear a voice,
sometimes. -
Prove our own works!!
Someone else’s works won’t make us go to Heaven!!
You
all know I like fishing. I
remember that when I got saved, I gave up
fishing, because fishing was my god.
I
had to give it up. I
gave all my gear
away. For twenty
years, I didn’t touch a
pole, I didn’t go fishing One
day, a
message was preached about having a ministry within your ministry. I said, “Well, I know how
to fish; I guess I
could teach young guys how to fish.”
So
I did that. Pastor Paine said, “If you want to go fishing, Bob, just go
fishing.” I said,
“No, no, no, I want to
teach young people how to fish, like my dad taught me.
I want to use it as a ministering tool. That’s what I know how to
do.” God’s opened
so many doors because of
that. We’ve even
had Bible studies on
the river banks. People
have even gotten
baptized because of our fishing trips.
I
share that to share with you, we all need to do something that we’re
good
at. Bowling,
crocheting, something that
we can use to reach out to others, to use as your ministry within this
minsitry. Maybe
there’s something that
you desire to do, then you need to talk to these two leaders here. That’s not hard to do;
everybody knows Andy
and Parrish right? Parrish
is the quiet
one, and Andy’s the loud one. You
know
what I’m saying? We
all know that,
right? We have a
ministry within our
ministry. We can
minister to other
people, and then we can bear one another’s burdens.
Francis, I’m going to talk about you, okay?
Thank you. Is she
here? We had a
Bible study up at It’s All Good
coffee shop, on James chapter 1. I
asked, “Are there any questions or concerns?”
She said, “I want to get baptized.”
I said, “When?”
She said,
“Now.” I said,
“Andy, she wants to get
baptized now.” We
got on the phone, got
things going, got the water heated up, got there, and she got baptized
in
Jesus’ name that night. Amen. That’s how we roll. We don’t wait until the
third Sunday to do
things; if you want to get baptized, it’s now. What’s funny is, the owner
of the coffee shop
says to us, “Where re you going?”
we
said, “This young lady wants to get baptized in Jesus’ name right now,
so we’re
going to go do it.” It
stopped him in
his tracks. “Right
now?” The young
lady behind the counter—I don’t
remember her name—she was just praising God for it.
If you want to get saved, today is the day of
salvation (2 Corinthians 6:2). It’s
all
about proving your own works. -
Communicate!!!
With God’s Leadership,--let us know if you are
dealing with something that needs God’s Attention. If
you’re going through some battle or
something, tell somebody. At
least say
this, “Could you please pray for me?”
That’s all we need to know; God knows exactly what
it is. You don’t
have to tell what it is, just say,
“I need prayer.” When
my aunt passed,
they were passing texts to everybody to please pray for my family. You know?
My parents just love that.
My parents
are just, “Wow.” You
know what
Parrish? My dad
asked how you were doing
yesterday; he said, “How’s Parrish doing?”
He was a little upset with your team beating our
team, but, anyway Galatians
6:7-9
Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for
whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.
For he that soweth to his flesh shall of the flesh
reap corruption; but he that soweth to the Spirit shall of the Spirit
reap life
everlasting. And
let us not be weary in well
doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.
If you plant apple seeds, you’re
going to grow apples. If
you plant peach
seeds, you’re going to grow peaches.
If
you plant anger, you’re going to grow anger.
If you plant love, you’re going to grow love. The point I’m making here
is, “…he that
soweth to the to the flesh shall of the flesh reap corruption. If you go and visit
Galatians 5: Galatians
5:19-21
Now
the works of the flesh are manifest, which are these;
Adultery, fornication, uncleanness, lasciviousness, Idolatry,
witchcraft, hatred,
variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditions, heresies, Envyings,
murders, drunkenness,
revellings, and such like: of the which I tell you before, as I have
also told you
in time past, that they which do such things shall not inherit the
kingdom of God.
He’s telling the church in
Now, in the second half of Galatians
6:8, he says, “…he that soweth to the Spirit shall of the Spirit reap
life
everlasting.” Galatians
5:22-23
But
the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering,
gentleness, goodness, faith, Meekness, temperance: against such there
is no law.
We have to have those fruits in our
lives. If we’re
walking around with all
this fruit hanging off of our lives, can somebody walk up and get joy
out of
your life? Or love? Or peace?
Or longsuffering?
Or are they
going to pick the other fruits, like hatred, or the other ways?
So, I’ve got a story to read (Somebody
might be familiar with it already, but I’ve got a story to read): An old Cherokee told his
grandson, “My son,
there is a battle between two wolves inside all of us.
One is evil.
It is anger, envy, jealousy, greed, resentment,
lies, and ego. The
other is good. It
is joy, peace, love, hope, humility, and
truth. The boy
thought about it, and
asked, “Grandfather, which wolf wins?”
The Grandfather answered, “The one you feed.”
Make sense? So
what we feed in ourselves is what we
become. Paul is
trying to point out to
the Galatians that you can’t live a double standard, you’ve got to let
this
go. Think about
Paul; he’s the one who
was bumping off Christians for a living.
Now he’s sharing the Gospel.
He
had to go through a process of teaching and training for three years to
build,
like the brother shared, to build his testimony.
When we get baptized in Jesus’ name, there is
totally a difference right away. They
know that there’s something different about you. Right away. “You know what? you always
smile on
Mondays. Why are
you smiling?” You
ever go to work on Monday, and everybody
had a rough week-end? It’s
six o’clock in the morning, and I’m awake, I’m sitting
down, I’ve already started work for the day.
I’m just happy to be alive; I’m happy to be saved;
I’m happy that God
loves me; I’m happy that He’s got some things for me to do in my life. So, think about that old
Cherokee telling his
grandson, which one wins? The one you feed. Galatians
6:10
As
we have therefore opportunity, let us do good unto
all men, especially unto them who are of the household of faith. -
What does ‘all’ mean?
All means everyone!! Especially the household
of faith!! So, what do we have to do
with the household
of faith? do good unto them, especially
unto them. Someone
needs prayer, say a
prayer for them. Don’t
just say, “I’ll
get to it later.” If
you’re like me,
I’ll forget, so go ahead and do it right away.
I know I’ll get a text, and it’s on my text, and
then I totally forget
about it. I’m
getting better at doing it
right away; I’ll just call out that person’s name, right away. If I need encouragement, I
know who to
call. If I need
comfort, I know who to
call. If I need
homemade chicken soup, I
know who to call. If
I need some Puerto
Rican rice, I know who to call. I
know
the blessings that we have, you know?
We
have a lot of blessings in this room.
Ever
person in this room is different; there’s no twins here. Even if you are twins,
you’re still not
twins; you’re individuals. Galatians
6:12-15
As
many as desire to make a fair show in the flesh, they
constrain you to be circumcised; only lest they should suffer
persecution for the
cross of Christ. For
neither they themselves
who are circumcised keep the law; but desire to have you circumcised,
that they
may glory in your flesh. But
God forbid that
I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the
world is
crucified unto me, and I unto the world.
For in Christ Jesus neither circumcision availeth
any thing, nor uncircumcision,
but a new creature.
When you come out of that tank,
you’re a new creature. You
go down in
the faith of Jesus’ name, you’re baptized, totally overwhelmed—that’s
how we do
it here; that’s what the scripture shared—you come up in Jesus’ name,
you’re a
brand new person.
There’s people out there preaching
things that they don’t even live by.
They just look good; they make a good show. They just pretend. I’ve heard some powerful
Gospel singing, then
I hear about them getting drunk later on that night.
I think, “How can you take that away what you
just did for God, and go out and do that?
I won’t buy your stuff no more, based on your
testimony.” Many
people don’t practice what they preach,
or sing about, or share about. They
just
make a show of it. They
make it harder to be a part of the fellowship,
than it is to be part of the -
Jesus concern is us being a new creature,
old ways are passed away; all things become new. God
has something for us, church. It’s
really up to us what we do with it.
Amen?
God has a lot for us.
This
congregation is growing and growing and growing.
It’s so easy to forget the little ones. It’s so easy to forget
somebody that’s not
here. We have
faithful warriors that
look over the crowd all the time and I know first hand that they send
out
little cards and little notes that say, “I missed you in church. How’ve
you
been doing? I’m
just asking because I’m
praying for you. I’m
not asking who,
what, when, or why, I just want you to know that I’m praying for you.”
So, in the closing part of this
chapter here: Galatians
6:16-18
And
as many as walk according to this rule, peace be
on them, and mercy, and upon the
If you walk according to this rule,
you shall have peace with God.
This is a recap; he’s saying forget the past. God’s got something today. Sharing today that God
already forgave your
past when you got baptized. You
start
fresh today, when you come out of that tank.
Are we going to make mistakes? yep.
Are we human? Yep.
We might cut
down a tree on our neighbor’s car, because we’re humans. At least we’ve got someone
to go to, to make
it right. At least
we can share with
somebody here like a family… This
is the
best family I’ve ever been in. I’m
telling you, I go visit my family, when I go to family reunions, within
thirty
minutes, I want to get out of there.
About
the twenty-ninth minute, Scotch is coming out, and brandy, and beer… I don’t want to be around
that; I just
don’t. People are
honest when they’re a
little high, but, sometimes they’re a little to honest—I don’t want to
know. You know? TMI.
In closing, I just want to share, have
a ministry within your ministry. We
need
places to meet on Wednesday nights besides It’s All Good and Kirk
Orelup’s
house. If God lays
it on your heart,
talk to the leadership here. We’re
coming to winter, so a lot of the outdoor activities are coming to an
end for
now. When the warm
weather goes, some
people go ice-fishing like Brent does.
It’s All Good is going really good.
I hear that the Bible studies at Kirk’s home are
going good. You
know what my biggest prayer is? I’ve
shared this with Parrish—I want to see a
Bible study every day going on somewhere.
Every night. So,
if I’m having a
bad day on Tuesday, I know I can go to this place, at this address, and be filled.
The Galatians went on from there.
They got into the Bible to help us today to
live, to stand, with a right mind.
When
I got baptized in Jesus’ name, I remember I got out of the tank, and I
think
that it was a blessing that I remembered what I did the day before. I used to drink a lot, and
there were many
days when I couldn’t tell you what I did the day before. I was so glad that God
sobered me up. So,
I take this letter personally, and, the
closing thought is, revisit this.
Please. You’ll
get a bigger blessing
out of it every time you go back to it.
Thank you very much.
God bless you. Sermon notes by Pete Shepherd |
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