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  1. 33:27 That's that's the truth. And she was here for suicidal thoughts. It's everywhere all the time and I would say, why was there prejudice against the Samaritans? There's prejudice everywhere all the time. I have not ever lived anywhere where the folks there weren't prejudiced against somebody. Scattered to Spread the Good News
  2. 37:29 Might be dead. I don't want to touch a dead body. Not wanting to be involved but a good Samaritan and the fact that it was a good Samaritan is in the context of all of that prejudice. I've mentioned just little prejudices. There are bigger prejudices and you all know what they are in Costa Rica when we live down there. Scattered to Spread the Good News
  3. 11:22 She immediately goes into the religious stuff of, y'all say that we're supposed to, you say that worship has to happen in Jerusalem, and we say that it needs to happen on Gerizim. Now the temple in Gerizim was torn down by that point, but we believe still that that's the holy place, and you believe this other one's a holy place, and Jesus says the time is coming when whoever worships must worship in spirit and in truth. He's looking forward, looking forward, not looking backwards to all the prejudice and stuff. So, why was there prejudice against the Samaritans? Honestly, I'm going ask you why there's prejudice anywhere. This weeks Sermon from First B Jackson January 12th
  4. 49:10 And that's sort of the way that Philippi was to the Roman Empire. And so, they're proclaiming customs that are not lawful for us to accept order practice since we are Romans. Can you hear the prejudice, racism maybe? Prejudice for sure. Now, what had they done? Sensitive, Humble, and Obedient
  5. 36:20 talking to her was a big deal because of that prejudice that was there. He didn't have that prejudice. He did not have it and I think it's cool because when he confronts her and when when she comes around, she leaves her water pot there and she runs back to town and she tells everybody in town, come see this guy. The Taheb, the one that Moses said we're supposed to be looking for. She recognized him and she said, could this be him? Scattered to Spread the Good News
  6. 13:21 Sorry, that's just been my experience but there's a subtle sort of prejudice that happens everywhere all the time. It doesn't really matter why. It was. Okay? It just was. This weeks Sermon from First B Jackson January 12th
  7. 11:54 Now reading aloud. I said last week about the prejudice state to state, the definition of an intellectual in Mississippi. Do you all know it? Oh, I shouldn't say this. I was gonna say Alabama but I see three Alabamans here right now. This week's Sermon from First B Jackson January 19th
  8. 21:07 You are the continuing presence of Jesus here on Earth. The church, I'm building my church. You're part of it. Think about this. I know that we think about it usually when we talk about mercy ministries and homeless ministries and not being prejudiced and things. This week's Sermon @ First B Jackson January 26th
  9. 14:59 He couldn't eat anything. Well, those dirty Samaritans. Luke 10. Luke 10 wouldn't be nearly the great story that it is without that prejudice in the background, right? A priest and a Levite just walked by and leave the guy but the good Samaritan, the good Samaritan? This weeks Sermon from First B Jackson January 12th
  10. 19:31 Prejudice for sure. Now, what had they done? They set a girl free, but it was causing economic trouble. And there was actually a Roman law against casting a spell on someone to do them harm. And so they took that girl being set free as harm to them, and that's what the report was. Send the Light
  11. 45:08 That's why he went, and he was now returning. So on his way home from this great, I'm sure, convention, he was seated in his carriage and he was reading aloud. Now, reading aloud. I said last week about the prejudice state to state. The definition of an intellectual in Mississippi, do you all know it? Philip Wants the Ball
  12. 23:16 Peter told them, you know, you know it's against our laws for a Jewish man to enter a Gentile home like this or to associate with you. You all know that. I know that you know that. There's a prejudice that's been around for a long long time, not that it was from God, but it definitely was from their practice of Judaism. We know that the Jews are supposed to be a light to the peoples. No Distinction
  13. 41:29 You're part of it. Think about this. I know that we think about it usually when we talk about mercy ministries and homeless ministries and not being prejudiced and things. When you hear Jesus say in Matthew 25, whatsoever you have done to the least of these my brothers, you've also done that to me. And we think, oh, I I need to be nice to those people because I'm doing that to Jesus. Saul, Why Are You Persecuting Me?
  14. 19:00 You know, Boston, so much stuff that went on in the in the revolutionary war that they they are holding on to that. It's part of the part of the Bostonian kind of character that that's their patriotic city. And that's sort of the way that Philippi was to the Roman empire. And so, they're proclaiming customs that are not lawful for us to accept or to practice since we are Romans. Can you hear the prejudice, racism maybe? Send the Light
  15. 32:39 For all false judgments, for uncharitable thoughts toward our neighbors, for our prejudice and contempt toward those who differ from us, accept our repentance, Lord. For our waste and pollution of your creation and our lack of concern for those who've come after us. Restore us, good lord, and let your anger depart from us. Favorably hear us for your mercy is great. Accomplishing us the work of your salvation that we may show forth your glory in the world. Yet Even Now: Return to Me
  16. 48:42 The crowd joined in an attack against them, the prejudiced, antisemitic, patriotic perhaps crowd joined in an attack against Paul and Silas and the chief magistrates even tore the robes off of Paul and Silas. They're not ripping their own clothes because of a lack of justice, no. They ripped the clothes off, bared the backs of Paul and Silas, they proceeded to order them to be beaten with rods. Now, when they had struck them with many blows, they threw them into prison, commanding the jailer to guard them securely. Was there anything about a trial in there? Sensitive, Humble, and Obedient to His Direction
  17. 51:08 There's a prejudice that's been around for a long long time, not that it was from God, but it definitely was from their practice of Judaism. We know that the Jews are supposed to be a light to the peoples. We know that Jew the Jews were supposed to carry this message to the nations, but they had set up significant barriers that they were the good guys and everybody else were the bad guys. We do that ourselves. You know it's against our laws for a Jewish man to enter a Gentile home like this or associate with you, but God, amen on the but Gods in scripture, but God has shown me that I should no longer think of anyone as impure or unclean. No Favoritism With God

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