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  1. 26:22 It scares me to death to be up here to deliver a message that is, like, so in your face as you try to learn what is pleasing to the Lord. Do you remember the section where Jesus is saying, listen, there's coming a time when people will kill you and think they're doing god a favor. They think that they're doing something that's pleasing to the lord. The guys who stoned Stephen thought they were doing something pleasing to the lord. As you try to learn what is pleasing to the lord. Awake Sleeper and Rise from the Dead
  2. 1:00:02 Does that make sense to y'all? Like, it makes sense to me. It scares me to death to be up here to deliver a message that is like so in your face. As you try to learn what is pleasing to the lord. Do you remember the section where Jesus is saying, listen, there's coming a time when people will kill you and think they're doing god a favor. Awake, Sleeper, and Rise from the Dead
  3. 2:22 Would you open our eyes to see? Would you open our ears to hear? Would you work inside of our hearts to take the good news about what Jesus has done and push it further down into who we are and what we do. Lord, I pray that the words of my mouth would be pleasing to you and would reflect your intention for your people here this morning, Lord. So may I decrease, may you increase in the proclamation of your word. The Book of Philippians - Guest Speaker John Hamon

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